Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29
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Majority for tho second reading Q
The bill was then read second tmo, and on the
non OF Earl Grey, II was ordered to be committed
first day after the
The House then adjourned at quarter past7 o'clock
OF the Peers who in October, voted against the BILL the
following voted Saturday in its favor Lords Coventry
Bradford, Tankerville. Harowby Gage De Roo North
wick, Ravenswortb, Metros, (Hadding,on) Wharnclne
Calthope Bishops, Bath and Wells, Litch6ed, Lincoln
LANDAU.
The following PEERS who did not vote on the last oc
casion, voted the present with Ministers: Archbishop
Iork-Bishops, London, st. Davids, worcester-Iords
Middleton, Gambler, Stanhope, ONiel, Somers Srad.
The following Peers, who voted against the former bill
were absent on Friday: Bishop Pcterboough-Lors Bath
ST. Germans skelinersdalc Glasgow, wemyss, Dudley,
TIE CHoLERA.-London aud its Vicinity.
New cases Died. Recovered. Remaining.
April 49, 49, 10 8 3 40 30
Total cases, 247s; deaths, 1901.
Dublin.
Total cases, 95; deaths, Sc.
Cork-on Thuslay evening the numbers as officially
reported were-since the mencement, IS cases (o
which 30 occurred since Wednesday mighty 3s deaths
hree OF them on Thursday recoveries and remain
ing.
Hail. April live can no longer resist the conyic-
ton that this horifyng pesIence he Cholera) is in our
neighoorhood, IL not in our town. medical gentleman
VINO had gone from this place. Thursday, Goole
the sole purpose OF obtaining information and who return
ed last night informed that when he came away there
nine under visitation of most awful character
several OF which, he presumes have been by this time IA
tai He saw one woman yesterday morning few tIays
after she bad been taken ILL., exhibiting most dis
essIng all The asserted symptoms OF the disease symptoms
oil organic arrangement he never before Witnessed and
perfectly corresponding with the statements of the most
authentic writers OH the subject Others in later stages
oil the disease he saw maneslng similar resembanccs
described symptoms in the third stages and
serious consideration TO other conclusions but
! that the disease in question is ASatic Cholera
Dublin, April 23.-The French papers of Wednesday
principally occupied with the progress of the choers
and structures upon offer of 600 francs T4OO by the
! he in lo;r
calamity-Ths donation has been promptly refused by Nj
Bondy Project Of the Seine, which has rrtaed the Ultra
papers very much, while the Liberal Journals put forth
all manner of praise upon the Project for his spirited
duct.
From Gaignani's Messcnsor1
The Moniteur publishes the report made by NJ. Ia
boureau OF the total number OF deaths by cholera up 10 the
lIh inst inclusive, from which will be that
mortality though deploaby great is much e.. than pub
tic rumer had estimated il. The deaths on the 10Th are
stated to be 567; nameyIs3 in the hospitals
home and on the 10Th, 5l2 namely Ia in the hospitals
and 327 at home From this it is evident that the disease
is gradually and steadily diminishing in intensity.
The Moniteur of Wednesday announces the law for the
Punishment OF Charles Y. amy-also an ordinance
dePrvnS Count de Bourmon of his baton of Marshal oil
! France.
London April IoWe have at length the qualification
OF announcing that the Austrian and Prussian
tares have exchanged rati6caons with the British and
French pcnpotentiares. They the Foreign Office
at late hour yesterday evening" and ten o'clock this
impo "iant act took place.
The Russian penpoenary was anxious 10 prevent the
exchange taxing place until could be
y with Russia but Lord Pamers,on and Prince Talley.
rand firm, and tie instructions to Baron Wessenbere
aud Baron Bulow left them IN discretionary power We
understand that Count Oroff urged the delay of
single day. in the hourly expectation o. receiving orders to
ratify from his Court.
To the second reading of the Reform bill we may chief
y attribute this event. The invocation of the mine
was not in vain but should be guilty of great injustice
TO the British and French penpoentiares If omitted
to state that the progress which has been in the Bel
gan question: was much promoted by their energy pru-
dence, and SKILL Courier.
Letters received this morning from Madeira stat
ing that the reinforcement sent by Don Miguel had
cd there. 1t appears however, that this reinforcement
wi be OF little or no avail as there evident dpo-
ston in all the troops turn in favor of Don Pedro and
the Queen, whose proclamaons they had carried from Lis
bon in their kn1psacks and had handed about their
ters without fear