Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-09
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM FRANCE.

office of the Y. 7. Courier T. Enquirer,
Sunday, NGy 6-l P. NJ )
Our news-boat has boarded the brig Jasper and
Ceres from Havre, whence she sailed on the 9TH
Apri. The news collector has this moment ar
rived in town with Havre papers of 4'h April
and Paris of the Sd. We have but time previous
TO the departure of the mail to say that there had
been some disturbances in Paris, caused by the
Cholera. They do not appear TO have been oil
any importance. The Project OF Police had IS
sued proclamation in consequence, enJninIns
on the citizens to remain quiet, and saying there
was no cause for alarm.
There appeared TO exist considerable alarm
throughout France in consequence OF the eAis-
tence OF cholera
Paris, .YprH s-The Moniteur states the
number of persons attacked BY the Cholera from
its commencement until 4 o'clock in the alter
noon To be 755, Of which 458 are men and 277
wumen There we're 255 new cases.
The Cholera From the official accounts,
made up to o'clock yesterday. It appears that
the total number of cases. from the 2oth ut up
to that period, was SOS. and OF death, sos
Some individuals have also been attacked at fu-
teaux, Passy, La VilIct,e. and Charenton, vllias-
es in the Immediate neighborhood OF Paris. and
lids, two Of which have terminated fatally. We
also Learn that three men were yesterday attack
ed by the disease IN the prison Of the Conciergere,
hut the cases are not Of very serious nature.
The following declaration has been officially
promuIgated "The undersigned, physicians
and SURGEONS of the Hotel Deu, deem it their du-
~ To declare. IN the interest Of truth, that al
though this hospital has hitherto received the
greatest number of cholera patients, they have
not observed any fact which could authorize them
to suspect that the malady is contagious.
Hotel Dieu. March 81.
fSipnedN .Petel, Recamler, Husson, Duypuy-
siren Breschet, Honore, Guneau de
MISSY Samson, Calliard, Gendrln,
Bally."
April 2.-In the course of Yesterday the APP
pearance of several new scavenger's carts EN-
Moved by Government to remove the dlrt apd
rubbish from the streets. excited great displea'
sure among the ehifoners, numerous class VINO
earn their living by collecting the rubbish 10 sell
70 rag men, etc. aud who were apprehens've that
the new plan would interfere with their industry.
4 number of them followed the carts, succeeded
in tsking possession Of some Of them. breaking
them 70 pieces. burning some, and throwing 9TH
ers into the river. number OF the rioters were
arrested.
/ The Nouvelliste. in mentioning this, SAYS
..This emeuie was perfectly uumportant IN it.
self. but number Of agitators were seen D the
crowd which it produced, eagerly employed IN In
flaming the public mind BY the most absurd state
meuts. such as that Government paid the physl-
clans to prison the sick, that the rich had bought
nm all the remedies. SC &c.-Ihe presence OF
agents employed for political purposes is also
proved by the fact Gifts having been attempted
to direct the mob upon Ste. Pelagie, where the
Carlist consp,rators of the 81 February, as well
as several Republicans. are confined"
II appears, IN fact, that band OF these rioters,
driven back as far as rue ST Jacques, were met
by body Of young men. who, taking advantage
ri the existing excitement. led them towards the
nr,son of St. Pelage. The crowd increased on
;,s way. by those idlers who are always ready to
ioin in any disturbance; and when they arrived
before the principal entrance, they amounted to
about 200. They attempted to force open the
cate. and at the same time the prisoners who had
Tsyolted destroyed the scatfolding, and formed
Tho snars into weapons Of offence, and broke down
the hars which confined the inner DOORS
The armed force which mustered in the yard
wore assailed with paving stones and broken
/ OeaSh IN boen