Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-09-05
CHOLERA iNTRELAND.


ALARM hat we have to mention the devastation
which the cholera is making in several quarters
in this country. We learn that In Tlllamore
the alarm has become 50 great that the greater
number of the inhabitants have died; that the
shops are shut up, and business totally neglect
ed. And. indeed, we are not surprised at the
dreadful alarm which has been excited in that
place and its vicinity, when we have tc state,
that in foiror five days here had been l45 deaths,
and not a single recovery. O.it of populnli of
1000 scarcely 900 remained in town. l Lin
efck It's rayages continue. In the county Of
Clare, particularly in the small town of Clare
and in Ennis the county town, its progress contin-
ues to be destructive. Ii has declined in Ga
way and Drogheda, but we regret to say, tha,
there has been a formidable addition TO the Nuns
Der of cases and deaths in Dubin. Ia three day S
ending Yesterday, The cases were las and the
deaths 50; and from the note of Surgeon White
appended to he-return Of Sunday, we find, as
we had previously stated, thst The cases are by
far more malignant in type than the great major
ity Of hose which had previously taken place
The total number of deaths as hitherto reported
which have taken place In ireland, are 4,369; .
morality infinitely greater in proportion than tina
which has occurred in Great Britain, whichbv tht
last accounts received, amounted to 1884 TIL,
CHI era has been nine months in Great Bri'ali
and it has been only about half that time in Ire
LAND Dublin Ereaing Post]
CoIoMBIA.-The tw" generals Flores anc
Orlando, are about to settle some disputes abou
tn mastery over The people by appeal to arms
o e might well think that the inhabitants Of Co.
lmbia had had enough of killing one another to
CRAFTY their military men.
L., aeo,os t,ot Cnln,,t &c r,o,, J;,;Jol -,
three epubhcs-Venezueia, New Granada and
E. aior We do not yet know the location Of
the latter.
Gen. Sanander, who left New York some
time ago to resume The presidency of New Ora
NADIA, being invited to return, was received St
NJ ,rlha with the highest honors, and on he 18Th
July was to depart for Carthagena. He had is
sued an appropriate proca ion, which among
other things, declares that he has forgiven all hi.
enemies, and will devote himself to the re-estab
iishment Of peace and safety --Niles
--LATEST FROM BaGoTA.-We have received
via Jamai,s', Bogo,a papers 10 the 10th June
They Con ain intelligence of the Cholera having
made its appearance in Chill.
This fatal news, says The Boletin de Popayau
his reached US, and we consider ourselves under
Obligation TO give It immediate publicity. let
ter from Santiago de Chill, from an unquestiona-
bic source, dated 18th February, says:-
'An epidemic called Scarlatina or Cholera
nj ,rnus, has made its appearance in this country
vrh much violence, that people die in the
streets in few minutes after leaving their hoti-
SEES. BY the mail just arrived from Valparaiso,
we learn that 1858 persons have died in this capi-
tan
We give the above as we find it. Later dates
have cen received from Valparaiso direct, which
mike mention Of the disease. Nevertheless
We do not see how The writer can be mistaken in
regard to Santiago. Either the information must
be substantially correct in regard to the latter
CITY, or ii must be intentional hoax, which the
ias' Boleun assures us is impossible.
Journal Of Commerce.
FIR M TExAs.--A gentleman lust arrived
from Texas, via Rel River, states that revolt
has taken place among he government troops
stationed at Galveston Bas 4, headed by the cele
brated Col. Bradburn. The inhabitants of Gal.
weston, nearly all Americans, we're driven from
the town, their deweiings piilaged and land waste
the public stores and shops we're broke open and
roDued of their contents, bat no lives, we are IN
formed, were ost.-Three Americans were de
tained 10 prison. The state Of Anahuac was il
m ZION; the settlers around Galveston were col
iecling and forming themselves into voluntee,