The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-11-29 00:00:00

FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

CHOLERA AT AlUNlCH.—According to letters of the 17th and
18th from Munich,' the cholera had suddenly appeared with such
terrible force as to have thrown the city into the greatest alarm.
King Otho had left Munich for the duchy of Otdenburg. His
aides-de-camp, and all the persons attached to his suite, had died
on the road. - The Prince was compelled to wait in order that
he might be joined by new attendants. At Munich the valet-
de-chainbre of the King died iu the interior of the palace.
Trade and business were wholly suspended. Coachmen were
found dead in the streets at the doors of the houses of their
masters. .
Le Sickle says that Maria Christina was appointed Regent on
the 19th, by a majority of 110 to 11.
The Queen of the French, it is said, never attends any dra-
matic representation. in which ecclesiastical characters are in-
troduced on the stage. • •
The Court of Saxony wentinto mourning on the 16th instant,
fur three weeks, on the death of Charles X. The Court of Wur-
temtanubt, rg
fratia o went into mourning for Charles X., on the 19th
insor fiirtnight..
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by his will appointed the
the Duke of Bordeaux.—Le
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The King of Naples has published an amnesty, but not corn-
prising G. Pepes, Conciii, or Nicolai. His Majesty, a,cus
to walk the streets daily during the cholera, ha.
_of
astoorleend
ceased to appear.
A sudden and extraordinary 'increase having taken place in
the manufacturing population of the little district or Bruille,
near V alencinnes, in France. and. the churchyard being ex:
tremely small and surrounded by buildings, which do not ad-
mit of its -exteasioti, _a resolution was taken, with the fun
sanction of the municipal council, for economy of room, in
future, to inter the bodies standing !—Le National.
NA P LES.—There prevailed on Tuesday a rumour of the death,
of the King of Naples. That prince has suffered from an indis-
position which'assuined the chaiacter of cholera; but the report
of his death has not been confirmed. It is, however, known
that the cholera increases in intensity, and on the two nights
preceding the departure of the Courier upwards of 400 died.—
Public tranquility was restored.—Gearier Francais.

One of the keepers of a forest in the environs of Roquefort
recently shot an enormous bear, six feet iu length, and weigh-
ing 545 pounds.
CARTHACENA, SEPT. 13.—The merchants here have now got
orders to pay one-eighth of import duties into the Custom-house,
to be remitted monthly to the general treasury on account of
the foreign bondholders. This is in conformity with the decree
of Congress relating to the foreign debt. The Custom-house
duties here are increasing, and the country every where quiet.
The following are the nun.,hers of the pupils at present re-
ceiving education at the different colleges in Paris:—Charle-
magne, 756 day scholars; St. Louis, 350 boarders, and 600 day
scholars • Louis le Grand, 515 boarders, and 550 day scholars ;
Henry IV., 4-10 boarders, and 260 day scholars; Bourbon, 850
day scholars ; Rollin, 380 hoarders; Stanislaus, 300 boarders.—
TOtal number of pupils, 5,001.

The waters of the Seine, it appears from Galignani's Messen-
ger, have risen to above four metres. The river in places, over-
flows its banks, and the navigation is stopped. On Wednesday
morning it was so much disturbed by the wind, that several
small craft were sunk.

Monte Video journals of September 3d are silent as to any
further proceedings of what is termed the movement party in the
country districts of the Oriental -State. All was tranquil at
Monte Video. The account of the repulse experienced by the
" Riveraista" at Soriano is confirmed. It is added that the force
with Rivera does not exceed 700 men; and. that the force suf-
fered daily from desertii,n. The government troops are esti-
mated at 2000 men, and were stationed on the left' of the Rio
Negro. It was expected that something decisive must soon take
place. A despatch from General Juan Antonio Lavalleja, Au-
gust 23, stated that Rivera, with his force, had passed the Rio
Negro at Navarro. and that- Lavalleja, with the left division,
was about to join the Commandant-general of the country dis-
tricts. A decree of the government of Monte Video, August
'26, appointed the Commandant-general of the country dis-
tricts,
.Ignacio Oribe, Commandant-in-Chief of the National
Arm v.