The Sun.
London, England, 1831-12-05 00:00:00

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

BRUSSELS, DEC. 1.-To-day the King will review ail
the troops now at Brussels. After the review he will de-
liver the colours to the regiments.
Colours will be successively given to all the regiments of
the army.
It is announced that several of the French Generals in
the service of Belgium are goi.ug to return to France.
Several pieces of artillery have been sent from Brussels
to Malines.
The Supreme Military Tribunal yesterday condemned
General Vandersneissen, who had fled from the country,
to loss of his military rank, banishment from the country,
and the costs of the proceedings.
A Royal decree of the 27th of November regulates the
number and form of the bonds of the loan of 10 millions.
DEC. 2.—After several days' protracted debates the
Chamber of Representatives, in the sitting of the Ist of
December, rejected the motion for taking into considera-
tion the project of the committee for inquiring into the
causes of the disasters of the ten days' campaign. Present
62 members.

Againct
For
Majority agaißst the project —.l7
VIENNA, Nov. 21.—General Baron Fritnont is ap-
pointed President of the Aulic Council of War, in the room
of the late Count Giulay, and is expected litre in a few
days. It is likely that the new loan so long in contem-
plation wilt be shortly realized : the principal houses here
are said to have made their proposals, and their offers to
be on an average of 82 per cent. ; but it seems. that this
price will not be accepted.
Baron Von Spacn, who has long been Ambassador from
the Netherlands to our Court, is recalled on account of ill
health. His successor is not known.
VIENNA, Nov. 21. Nov. 22.
Five per Cents.
Four per Cents.
Bank Shares. ll3O li:32
—4llgemeine Zeitung,, Nov. 27.
The cholera has nearly disappeared in the city of Vienna;
on the 21st there were only 17 patients remaining. There
had been no deaths for three day:. In the suburbs there
were on the 21st 180 patients remaining. The total
numbers from the commencement to the 21st of November
at nowt were...

Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
City lOBB ........ ti 62
Suburbs 2776 LIM 1438

18:.'0

:3864
—Austrian Observer, Nov.
PETERSBURGII, Nov. 16.—His Imperial Highness the
Grand Duke Alexander arrived at Moscow on the 9th.
An Imperial ukase orders the levy of recruits in the
Governments of Wilna and Grodno, which was deferred, to
be completed by the Ist of February.
We learn from Archangel that the Dwina was frozen
over in the night of the 24th of October, the cold being at
9i degrees.

BERLIN—CHOLERA.
New Cases. Recoveries. Deaths.
Nov 2.5
:26 ...... ....... 3
Remain
—Prussian State Gazette, Nov. '2.7.

THE CHOLERA MORBUS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

sia,—Though seven days have elapsed since the sus-
picious case of Robert Jordan occurred in Newcastle, no
other in the slightest degree resembling spasmodic chol•-ra
has made its appearance. Does this look as if we had been
visited by the much-dreaded continental pestilence ? I
have in a former letter, why were not Dr. Wight-
man, Dr. White, and Mr. Greenhow, who attended
Jordan, not consulted, as well as Dr. M'Whirter and Mr.
Davison, before the Mayor of Newcastle sent off his letter
to the Privy Council, positively stating that a case of ma-
lignant cholera had occurred here? The propriety of
ha•. ing had sonic communication with them will be
when I assure you that one of these gentlemen, Mr.
Greenhow, yesterday published a letter, entitled " Details
of the Case of Robert Jordan, with Reasons for concluding
that it was not one of Malignant Cholera," in which he
observes, " If 1 were required to give a name to that
diesase, I should unhesitatingly declare that he perished
in the onset of an attack of extensive inflammation of the
serous and MUCOUS membranes of the alimentary canal."
Mr. M'lntyre, a highly-respectable surgeon of this town,
publicly declared on Wednesday last, that lie thought there
could be little doubt that Jordan died under an aggravated
attack of cramp in the stomach. These are both men of
character and skill, though their opinions are diametrically
opposite. But I shall not dwell on their accounts of the
nature of the disease. The most satisfactory proof to my
mind that it was not spasmodic cholera, as hastily repre-
sented, is, that no serious or suspicious case has since oc-
curred, and this, if no other case soon occurs, will be the
conciusion drawn by all men of common understanding.
I cannot suffer a gross misrepresentation in th.
of Thursday. tr. r..— uunuticed. The correspondent of
ttiat Journal begins his letter, dated " Sunderland,
November 28," with this sentence :—" I have just re-
ceived information from a source which renders the state-
ment all but conclusive, that two cases of Indian cholera
occurred yesterday at Newcastle." This is distinctly false.
No case whatever of Indian cholera occurred here on
Sunday, the 27th November. The only case at all sus-
picious, much less decided Indian cholera, was that of
Jordan, which occurred on Saturday, the 26th. This is
the night of the 3d December, and there has been no other
since. The Board of Health in Newcastle has been dis-
solved, and a new one established in its place, in obedience
to the order of the Privy Council. The Mayor is the
President, and, very injudiciously I think, Colonel Creagh
Gas been made Vice-President.

It would seem as if the escape of Newcastle hitherto
were matter of regret, and that Colonel Creagh was
brought bete to create alarm in the public mind, for the
express purpose of producing a predisposition to cholera.
The Covet nment must retrace their steps if they do not
wish to excite the indignation of the inhabitant,, and
bring themselves into contempt. Not being a member of
the new and select Board of Health, I shall change my
signature, and subscribe myself

Your obedient servant,
Newcacle-upon-Tyne, Dec. 3. PHILALETHES.
DAILY REPORT OF CHOLERA CASES.
SUNDERLAND, DEC. 2.
Remained at last report
New cases
17

Total
55
Recovered lO
Died .

Remaining this day, at 8 o'clock
...... 44
(Signed) tit..oltGE STEPHENSON,
Secretary to the Sunderland Board of Health,

Some solicitude seems to be felt in the
money-market respecting the appearance of the usual
notice from the Rink, for accommodation in loans from
this time till the payment of the dividend., as an expec-
tation prevails that the rate of interest this time will be
fixed at 5 insteatl of 4 per cent. Nothing will be posi-
tively known on this subject until after Thursday next,
the weekly meeting of the Directors. Altogether, there
appears to be no adequate motive for an advance in the
rate of interest.—Times.
A vessel has arrived from Madeira with let-
ters to the 19th ult., which is a very quick passage.—
They are totally silent as to any movement in that island
on behalf of the young Queen of PORTUGAL, which is
stated in some of the late letters from Lisbon to have taken
place there, and which is therefore concluded to be with-
° uOinLo4iin•
LlAtilmoN is not the only barrister who
ha( jolts , from the Irish Magisterial Bench. We
undeldaaptlziftlfahe Marquis of CLANRICARDE has inti-
,4 .m—ate4filitr L tam M'DErtmorr that as a practising
(Vir :Is' 10y longer retain the Commission of
tti4' truing Pots.
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