Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-21
LATER FROM FRANCE.

b. the Freuch brig Ciarisse, al New York,
Aane paper. to the 9th April have been reeelV-
cd. which bring accounts from Paris somewhat
aer than those received by the way Of England.
The Official Bulletin to the 4,h April. at mid
pight, states the whole number ut persons attack
by the Cholera in Paris at 1888. Letters from
Iiayre with accounts one day later, state the
vbole number then. al about 100, winch would
make an increase of $50 IN "a hours. The de-
nrture of the mail allows Us 70 make but few
irn.latlnns. Those we have, will show the
,ate Of the public mind, under this dreadful
visitation.
Ii l. .ad that the news from Italy becomes
every day more warike, aud that although the
Emperor Of Austria gives assurances oi his Paci-
Ii intentions from Vienna. that hls troops are
iaiy approaching close to the French division at
Aacona and his army materially Increasing IN
taiquar'er.
The Chamber of Deputies Of France has vot-
I'd The Budget Of the Minister OF Finances, with
cot amendment The Cholera seems to have
cured them Of the CapIiOus disposition they have
hitherto shewn.
The commercial letters from Havre say that
ne alarm caused by the Cholera in Paris. had
produced stagUatiou IN trade, without, howe
yer, any material decline in the price OF the
chIel articles.
Pirate Correspondence ofis Journal du HARE.
Pans. 5th April. lS52.-The official bulletin
o'ChDera from the Sd at o'clock in the after
lcOa until midday of yesterday, the 4th April.
states the number Of deaths at l07-of which 6S
are men and "A women, and the whole number OF
G:N cases S29-Of which q are soldiers VI the
carlson.
ihIs list only containing the new cases which
ave appeared IN the last twenty hours. indicates
adaly Increase in The number OF persons attack
et from which it is presumed that the epidemic
las not vet reached its height. However, those
physicians ~ho have become well acquainted with
he disorder. have observed that in general the
IapiOm' seem less alarming than during the first
'eek 1t made its appearance. Many persons at
AcSed. 10 whom medical aid was administered
h0me, viii, there is almost certainty, recov.
sr.
iAepeople OF Paris, whose minds are preoc'
'Plled With ideas of poison direct their attacks
SNa as little reason and with as little MODERATION
N'VNi0' tt>NfIudN duu W udl
e''d ppuace, frightened bv the terrible disclo
'l'es OF the Protect of Police. which denounce,
% me puOIIc a band Of polsoHer., -a->asslnated II
"FsIeet SAINT Dennis. at the market al Van
e-''d aud near the Hoieiie ViYe FIVE indiyidul,
s"Pe''ed OF having naked poisonous substances
VI me vine OF the tavern keerers. others only es
'ped from the evaporation of the people through
VIZ protection Of an armed force Which however
Wis oet everywhere successful in saving the vic
,~'s Of the stupid belief thai it was possible t,
v,'On water in the wells and fountains. The
el' On the National Guard under circumstance:
were TIE maintenance Of public tranquility is
upU'ant to every citizen, did not bring out ont
nSI OF thai bod to their different places Of as
,fp o'ms' The troops of the numerous garrison:
,,, iHS we're almost alone employed to sup
n'm tAe internal feverish agitation in the CAPT
~~"Ch does such serious injury to commerce
8 t0Sr O'clock afternoon The great elevation
:, NE temperature has changed little the exter
l ~ sOaracter OF the epidemic. These attacked
Sue less cold and purple, and heat is restored
,, @s@ with more facility; but tendency to ty
%us Is Percepible with some. The tongue, the
: anu red iips, a slight deiirium, eyince an al.