Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-02-16
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Tally Ho. arrived in Hampton Roads,
brings to our Norfolk correspondents London "a.
psrs to the 4lh and Liverpool to the 5th January
The ship Hrrald, Benson. which arrived at Bal.
timore, brings ati.'ces from Liverpool to the 4h
January inclusive.
The reports from the cholera districts, as vii,
he seen below; show no Increase nor extension Of
the disease since the last advices. There is bu,
little in the papers on she subject Of the Reform
RiII. The London Times OF the Sd, boldly as.
serts that, whateyer comes, II is as clear a, sun.
shine that the Reform Bill must be carried' The
Times, however. POUNDS no reliance upon the sun
posed influence of popular indignation win all
its terrible consequences, operating on the fears
OF the Lords.
There is much speculation on the subject Of the
delay on the part Of the Emperor Of Russia to ra.
tify the treaty between Holland and Belgium
The Courier says it is to be ascribed entirely to
matters of delicacy towards Holland ¬ to auv
desire of the Emperor TO prevent or to retard the
settlement of the Belgian question. "We are
assured" says that journal, Z" that he has already
sisni6ed his approval Of the "a articles and
that the delay in ratifying the treaty itself is
merely one of FORM" The Times, however. in.
sists that Nicholas has refused to ratify, and ar.
CUES an intention OIL his part to back Holland in
her claim to the Beige territory. in defiance Of
the guarantee of the independence of the latter
By Franco, England, Austria and Prussia.
The Poles who took refuge in the Prussian de-
minions have all returned to their homes under
the conduct of Commissioners appointed by the
Russian Government to receive them. They are
SAID to have been treated with humanity and kind.
ness.
Letters from Smyrna of the 18th Nov state
that the cholera, which had frightened away most
of the inhabitants from that city who had the
means of leaving it. had entirely subsidized. There
was no longer plague nor cholera at Constant.
nople.
LONDON Jan. s.
THE CHOLERA.
Dailu ReDort of Cholera cases, Central Boordd
Health. Council Office, Whitehall, 81 Jan. 1852
Sunderland, Jan l.-Remaining at last report.
8; New Cases, @; died 0; recovered, O.; remain.
ing 8 Total cases from commencement Of dis.
ease, $50; total deaths. 1879.
Newcastle, Jan l.--Remaining at last report
&c; new cases, 81; died, II; recovered, ll;n.
naming 1OS. Total cases from the commence.
ment Of disease, 4l9; deaths, 1873.
Gateshead, Jan. 1.-Remaining at last report
"a, new cases. 90; total 420-died, l; recover.
ed. 9; remaining, ga. Total cases from com.
mencement Of disease. 25l deaths, s.
North Shield, and Tynemouth, January L.
Remaining at last report 2; new cases 2; diedO
recovered 1; remaining 8. Total cases from the
commencement Of disease 81; deaths H.
Houghton-le- Spring and Pensher, Janusryl.
Remaining at last report 8: new cases 8; died
Q; recovered l; remaining 8. Total cases from
the con mencement Of disease 80; deaths 10.
Seghill, December 3l.-The number Of cases
remaining at last report not stated; new cases.:
died Q, recovered 8; remaining g. The total Of
cases and deaths from commencement vi disease
not stated.
Haddington, N. B. December 3l.-RemalnIs
at last report 6; new cases l; total Z; died gre
covered 0; remaining S. Total cases from CON-
mencement Of disease ID; deaths E.
No Official reports received from Hartley,
Wal,send, Walker and Seaham.
Signed WIN. MAGICIAN, Sec
LONDON, january.
The accredited rumor. that serious mlsur.
derstanding exists between this country and
France. respecting the demolition Of the fortress
es on the Belgian frontiers, added to the lntel'
gence from Spain, caused slight gloom in the
Money Market to-day. Ferdinand. it seems,
has addressed diplomatic note to the different
Courts Of Europe, expressing his determination
to support his friend and ally, Don Miguel; que
document has given rise to an apprehension nal
some of the Continental Cabinets may follow nIs
example; in which case England perhaps wo9a
become involved in hostiIities. The kno"eds'
of Don Pcdro's intended expedition appear
to have increased and awakened the acu'
ty of Miguel; threats of fine and imPH'''
ment, with injury to the mercantile and other 10
terests, were reiterated on the arrival Of @
news. and orders Immediately issued for concef'
trating the whole Of the Portuguese army on nc
coast. The latest accounts state that an add,
,ionaI supply of men for Don Pedro's flotilla h''
arrived from England by the steamers (the ~
Edward Banks and the Superb) and that the ar
mament was on the eve VI sailing.