The Sun.
London, England, 1832-09-17 00:00:00

TIM FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
Posted at the North and South American Coffee-

huuse:—

" NEW YORK, Aun. 25.—That dreadful malady the
cholera is still making rapid progress on this Continent.
To yesterday our reports were eveh favourable, but on
yesterday the deaths were large for the number of cases.
In Philadelphia, I am happy to say, it is on the decline ;
but poor Canada is suffering severely.''
MONTREAL, Auo. 18.—Mr. Jones, now at Quebec,
on the I 6tb, states that a great many new cases of cholera
occurred yesterday and to-day, and in many instances proved
fatal in three hour.

A vessel arrived here the night before last, with a con-
siderable numb, r of emigrants; on their arrival at Quebec
they were all healthy, and not a case of any kind of sick=ness had occurred during the Voyage; after leaving Quebec
more than 'LT of them were attacked ; many died before
their arrival here; they were landed here in boats, and
sent off above the city ; the vessel was ordered into the
stream, and it is said that the mate and six of the crew
were attacked in the night, and all died yesterday.
Montreal Papers to the 19th of August, and Quebec to
the 17th of August, have been received at the Notth abd
South American Coffee-house.

(From the Montreal Papers.)
CHOLERA.
Montreal Board of Health.
New caws reported from the 16th to the 17th, at

six p. m, :

Deaths, Catholic grnund— • • • - )10
Protestant ditto... 2-12
(From the Quebec Papers.)
We regret to observe, that the cholera still continues its
ravages in this city; every succeeding publication it is our
painful duty to record the loss by its ravages of some re•;•
spectable and valuable thernbeit of the community.

RETURNS OF THE CHOLERA.
Total of admissions lO6l
Total of deaths

Accounts from Vera Cruz of the 21st of July state, that,
the armistice having expired; hostilities have commenced,
and on the 21st of July Santa Anna marched with
3,000 men to Cordova, where lie was to concentrate his
forces; the city of Z 'mira had declared for Santa Anna,
and a party of from 250 to :300 Government troops had
surrendered to a corps of 500 men under Colonel Merite-
quie, a pirtiran of Santa Annai

imaica Papers, to the 7th of August, have been re.
ceived at the North and South American Coffee-house.
The Paper of the 31st of July contains the following
intelligence :—" We are authorised to state, for the infor-
mation of the commerce of Jamaica, that an insurrection
hat brohen out at Vera Crtet and Tampico; that his
Majesty's ships Sapphire and Hyacinth are ordered there
from Bermuda for the protection of the British interests,
end that the Hyacinth will proceed from hence to Eng-
land. The Earl of Mulgrave visited Kingston ; his Lord-
ship was accompanied by the Countess of Mulgrave. The
Spanish Town road for miles was lined with individuals of
all classes."

There is a report in the City that Ferdinand VII. has
been proclaimed at Omoa, in central America. Amhas.4ades
were sent to Cuba, and transports of soldiers and am-
munition have been forwarded for that island:

THE TUNDS.
Up to the present time we have no arrivals from the
theatre of war in Portog il, or have we any political in-
formation of importance to communicate.
The estafette from Paris is also void of interest.
The Dutch mail brings the Dutch Vunds rathet lo%Ver,
owing t') the correspondence of Geoe:al Chasss with the
Givernor of Antwerp.
Consols opened at the same price they left off at on Sa-
turday, 85 to for the Account, but at present they are
85, sellers, with little doings
The foreign Market at present is inactive; prices are
the same as on Saturday.

HALF-PAST ONE.
I3y the French mail, the accounts from Constantinople
state that the news arrived there from the army in Syria
has greatly alarmed the Divah) and tlq have taken the
precaution to keep it from the public. It is also stated,
that the Turkish Field Marshal, seeing the great
danger of Aleppo being carried by the Egyptians,
abandoned that town during the night, accompanied
by 200 of his officers, who were afraid of being made pri-
soners. When the Egyptian army entered Aleppo they
were w.ll received by the inhabitants. The Grand
Signior wants to organize a new army to be sent into
Syria, but there is a great want of money and men to
carry it into effect.

Consols have been during the whole of the morning at
844- to 85 for the Account, with little or nothing doing.
The Foreign Market is in the same state ; Dutch Stock
is rather lower.

THREE O'CLOCK.