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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
POLITICS..

We are pleased to remark that the late storm
Of politics has subsidized altogether. and left the
public mind, as far as the Presidency is con
cerned, in state Of calm and quiet. The de-
feated have, for the most part, submitted with
good grace, and even cheerfulness, To the will OF
the people. whilst the s.yiLtors" do not exhibit
any unmanly exul.aiion. This spectacle Is a
g, a,ifyins enc. 1t shows that there is great
practical az uain,ance, every where in the coun-
try, with the principles Of Republicanis.n. We
are called, at this time, to note this particularly
from the altered tone and manner If the news
paper press since the election. Columns that,
during the heat Of the contest, were filled with
personal invectiyes, reproaches and reer'mina.
tons with exciting& overstrained appeals to pas,
sion and preudice-with Sound and fury. signify
ins nothing" are now devoted to literature OIL
general intelligence, leaving scarcely " line
which we wuuId wish to blot" No doubt thu,
alteration will have its effect upon the bulk OF
the people, who make these folio of four pay
esq their daily perusal. 1t would be great
point gained, in the improvement OF the people,
if this Improvement of tho press could he sus
tanned and carried thoroughly into operation -
Tu effect it should be the constant aim and de
sire Of every cditor.
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COMMERCIAL.
PHILADELPHIA MARKEr-Dsc

PHILADELPHIA MARkET-Dec. 8.
Susars-Thr stock of Muscovadoes in first
hands was increased during the past week, BY
the import of about 200 hhds New Orleans, old
crop. aud about an equal quantity was shipped
coastwise. leaving the stock as it was week
since. No sales of any consequence are report
ed; holders continued firm at II c for New Or
leans, good add prime; and u for Porto Ri
CO. Grocers offer Il for Orleans, and S7a a e
for Porto Ricoes. The stock of box sugars is
light beyond precedent, yet the primes appear 10
be equal to the demand. Havana whites are
scarce, and command l09 III c as i'll quality.
Cotton-COntinucs to BIZ in good request at
full prices. The import during the past week
has been chiefly taken up by spInners 1t our last
quotations. An advance has been established in
the New Orleans market of Haze per ID on
the good aud fine qualities; but our prices are not
affected.
We quote from the transactions Of the week.
Louisiana and Mississippi fair to fine l23 l 81 c..
Upland and Mobiles l2a 1S4 c. Tennessee
and Asbamas III l2a
Feathers-Western Of prime quality command
40c. Middling to fine are more difficult Of sale
at So a 49, c.
Ginseng-Cru,le is eu1uircd for, and some Ii.
mited sales effected at csc. per ID; but the
chief holders demand 2saSOr.
Bees Wax-YeIuw, is in limited request at
t9la26e.
Flax Seed-Rough is still taken freely on &C
count at l6Oc a 1856 per bushe
BarIey-is Oh the decline-Sales in the be.
ginning of the last week sere made at 85c for
:. Country; and on Saturday at s0c. North
River 77c.
Rice is rather dull at4a4 8 for fair and 4!
for prime.
Winter Sperm Oil. 1loc; fall ej. in
considerable demand; Common oil, 54a55;
sperm candles. 81 s.; cheese 7aS.
Fiour-The receipts equal to the demand;
sales at SO l2t. The transactions during the
week limited
Gram-A lot prime wheat sold at 81 %;
Rive &c; Corn has Auctuated during the week,
from Is to SOC; sales were made on Saturday
at 70 and Soc.
Notwithstanding TO our opinion express
ed last week, the article has not advanced, but
continues duh at last weeks quotations.
BuIteris scarce and bringing good prices
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~. piogns IN dia.-By the last arrival
i"s .,t,nJ we learn that accounts had been
rom ,hs,. Of the prevalence OF the Plague at
IecE. ,,J ,harits rovages were ut the most
b' ,ei J..crin,ion. The disease had almost
df'ul'Jj snoouIa,ed thes district, the deaths hav
s1O ,ta.onnred to from 80 to 200 day, IL com
'..eI by great weakness, and the sufferers were
talked with swelling in the groin. the arm
u rs md hack, the pain arising from which was
ps' ,.;ve. and continued I'LL death put an end to
,'' 3',";.s,v. A, one time there were 5000 TO.
'.'" ,aInred in the public streets. The suffer.
SN' r., attacked crowded to the mosques,
sr' 100, os them died. and it was not until
VIZ sao.;;,i,o had commenced that they were bu-
s,. Nm were hired at high wages to perform this
' ECU ,nt a, one time 100 persons were SO EN-
pOscd. co, ma 70 f,ur dead
-. we're left UNMARRIED for some days. In the
|" ;,,oSy Court dead bodies were left exposed.
ES',s,,L.;,ud,ug the existence Of this dreadful
q tb;n,s several thieves had pi'lased the
',a,.. Tse Residency had been broken open,
,,J r,ery thing valuable stolen Whole fami'
',' -. were swept of by the disease, aud the ut
mos, distress had prevailed
Tho accounts tIom Bombay state that much
.,,,r visited there lest the disease should be
S.'a,ht 10 ,ha, Presidency. One vessel had ar
';,.i6cn Bu,hire, in which 20 out of 100 per-
. ,", an hoard died Of the disease on the voyage.
r.. Governor Of Bombay had ISSUED an order,
'omp.llins all vessels arriving from the infected
,S,ltrt, 10 perform quarantine OF so days. and
,l,p their discharge was to be dependant upon
Il. ,snor, of 4 medical officer ~ T. Courier,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC. S. 1889.
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.


This document we issued yesterday evening,
in an extra sheet. to our town readers, and it &C.
companies this number Of our country paper. In
former years, when something like liberality and
fairness existed amongst those who had the ma
nagement Of these things at Washington, we
were enabled to issue the Annual Message ST.
multaneously with the papers in that city. Now,
however, when other feelings prevail, and we
have to deal with every sort Of meanness and
littleness, we are not allowed this privilege
which ought to be extended equally to all the
publishers in the District. To oppose the ILL.
berality Of those having the direction Of the Mes
sage. we could offer only our own personal ex.
er,ions TO obtain and circulate it at as early an
hour as sufficient number Of copies could be
proc ured after it Was delivered.
We purposely refrain at present from all
comment, but shall, on another OCCASION, offer
such remarks with regard to it as may appear to
just and proper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05

Prssiient the Senass.--rt will be seen that
the Senate have selecte as their President pro
TEN. the virtuous and distinguished Senator
from Tennessee. No one is more granfed a,
this event than ourselves, SO far as II concerns
the individual, for could our voice place him in
still higher Office, there are few, very few,
scarce one. who would be preferred; but il ap.
pears to- US that upon the happening Of the con-
tingency, which is more than probable, Of the
resignation Of the Vice President. question
will arse upon the construction which declares
that the President and Vice President shall not
he citizens Of the same State.-Iaegraph.
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CHIC TANK

NJ S9Tdea:-l hope it will not he consider
e e. out Of place OF be objected to ty the other
Re Companies 10 mention particularly the y II
a'Ntr'age ot the Hrdraulinn En- ines at tn ire
d VIZ, Ladds Steam Mali ON Saturday las i,
gave me great pleasure to witness The ca :, etc
- cess winch attended the p'raIions Il the
COMPANY to which these engines belong The
aler was carried by the hose to the very top Of
'"e oe'ldihs aad into all the ronms where !, was
"'H''n- The Hydrauiio, when prnpeiy or
oinlied viii be host IN TIT mselyes.
RELIEF.
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,,s covered BY the Russian, Ionian

..,.,ds are covered BY the Russian, lon'an'
E'sl, s. ' roya.e. are generally ereuitous; car;
line len 10 smyrna, and there deposited
so'' arc the vessel then proceeds to the Black
i'r ',s' in a load Of grain for some port IN the
"a, aA s.ns,n. and returns to Smyrna IN time
Nta aSs IN cargo of fruit. c
i" - coffee, and American eottons I'M
PIE iCr md suitable for coarse shirts and trow.
pea They all yield good Prohl'
Sr r.. duties are as follows: 1000
G I,s sspers per Oke valued at , 1aS
DS o Sugars sIO aspers per ewt lsoO OO
pso a.,;. Co,ions so aspers per Piece ZOO
p D..n,r, para; 40 paras plaster; IL Plas,
PS,,o,sb dollar. The oke is between q
A ,, pounds.
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GOV. HAMILTON's MESSAGE.

The message Of the Governor Of South Caro-
lima to the Legislature Of the State, an extract
Of which we publish in to days paper. is full Of
FURY! He is a very Sempronius in ardor. The
Roman exclaimed
"My voice is still for wAa!'
And the South CarOlinian. if he does not breathe
slaughter and vengeance, shows that he is prepar.
ed for these dread attendants upon civil commo.
ton and intestine brols. In the history Of the
times, this Message is not to be omitted; and il
may confer an unenviab'e pos,humous fame upon
its aulhor-one which. he will not covet, nor his
posteri,y thank him for bcqueathins to them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05

or Snor'e,-I read great deal abuut Null
"n' iaon m your naper, all the wny at S"nth Ia
, ,GNna Bu' assure you, Sir, we havea Mel
a'aoon' part, amongst Us hsre-l mean Me-
ehah'cs' wNe, wno are Determined to purchase
Imported" COED. IN neiShburing market-al-
,,noash their husbants should depend ~ trade
nere UNION.
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AM Estray Cow
District VI C~luM,bia.


Thomas Swami, Comp ainant,
AGAINST
Daniel Graham, Administrator OF
John McIver. deceased, Daniel IN CH1RCERY
Graham and Maria his wife. Co
lin Aud, anl John II. Crease,
Defendants,
v.,iE defendants, Daniel Graham and Maria his wife,
not having entered their appearance to this suit,
and gwen security according to the statute and the
rules of this Court and it appearing 10 the satisfaction
of the Court that they not inhabitants Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia the motion of the comp snant. is
Ord.red That the said Daniel Graham and Maria his
wife. and the said Daniel administrators of John Nc.
lyer deceased do appear here on the first day Of the
next Nav Term of this Court and answer the bill OF
the complainant and give security for performing The
DEGREES of this Court; and that the resident defend
ants. Colin Aud and John ". Grease, do not convey
sway or secrete the estate money, property or effects
in their hands belonging to, or by them owing to, the
SAID Daniel Graham aud Maria his wife, or to the said
Daniel a. the thr estate Of the said John
McIyer deceased, until the further order and decree OF
this Cour; and that copy of this order be forthwith
nubiished Tor two months successv ly i'm the Ale Kan
ars phenix Gazette and that another copy be posted
at the runt door of the courthouse Of said county
Te.te EDA. 1. LEE, e. G.
z ON
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
Fresh Beef.

SEALED Proposal. for supplying the Troop. At
- Fort Washington, Md, with FRESH BEEF
for twelve months commencing on the LIST January.
1888, and ending Oh the 3lst Of December following.
will be received by the subscriber until the 10th
of December, 1882. at O'Clock, p ", when they
will be opened The Beef 10 be OF good and whole.
quality, in quarters with ,q"a portion Of each.
meek and shanks to be excluded) The days OF IS
sue, and the probable quantity of beef required, and
the terms and conditions Of the contract can be A..
certaned on application to the subscriber, at Fort
Washington. Sid.
&c TIIGHMAN,
dec i-2w Ii A. A C. 8.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
JAMES 3. GuMneM, N. ID.
DENTIST

- Observation-Disclosures the citizens and visitors
Id of Alexandra that he may be consulted At OH.
H. Glsgeu's Hotel on the first and third W.Ds.'DAi
in every month, from O'Clock A H. until
Ailletters addressed to DR. G at ms once PC
,shinetou CITY, or left at NJ, CiagePs Aofe Alex
ndria, will be punc,ualiy attended to-
ianl;-eNT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
COMMUNICATIONS.

Dr.. EIi'or-The election Of the President OF
n, Senate pro tenn to day, Was a somewhat Gu
ron, affair. The Hon. Mr.. White has had no.
nor, reaped upon him. lie must bend under the
barthen Of his newly acquired glories ] was
u,,,ing across the Rotunda TO the room where
am pennins this note to you, when heard one
gentleman say, to another gentleman: "Tyter
couldn't do. They thought he couldn't go The
whole. White has been tried and not fonUd
wanting" Wanting in what? said the Other. -
WHY, in fidelity TO the President" nas the
reply" that's the pass word 10 Office now -
This conversation, though ironcal with those
Who used it, figures exactly, am afraid. the
state OF things at Washington. remember The
Globe was horror-s,ruck when Mr.. PoirdeXter
was run for the President, seat IN the Senate;
but who ever dreamed OF the Hon. Mr.. Whites
having 10 ill that place Ii is currently report
ed tina, Mr., Cambreleng. upon hslng told OF The
election, drew his mou,h up in such a position
as To make the noise Of w-h-e.w. aud /, 81 re-
manned Tor live MINUTES! This /, important and
auihsnfiC! FIGARO.
Library room at the Capitol.
Washington, Dec. 5, 1880.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
little River tWrmpike &oed
COMPANY

Ths Stockholders h-teoy notified th,t an Etec.
\, uoe s' be held at the City Hotel, IN The Own OF
Nsiandrs an Friday, tn lI,h lay OF Jsnu,,y 1853,
TeSsen tue hours of IL and 3, for PresiGca,. four
'se''s, And Tressurer also, for the settlement Of
"r accounts Of The present year
does JnN.u !rt,oupsON Traosnser
rStI The Winchester Republican and the Genius of
cry, at eesburg, viii insert the above notice once
week forfour weeks.
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Library room at the Capitol. }
Washington, Dec. ), 1850. {

Hr Moipdm-The runuing Of the Steamboat
Essex down the Potomac is ,ndeed great conye-
nience to the citizens of the Counties below the
District on both sides the ever, aud I trust that
she will be literally encourage. have travel
led III her two or three times, and been pleased
With the spirit OF accommodation manifested Oy
the Captain, SC. There are some improvements
HI'h regard to her arrangements and appendases.
sich a. boats, nc, which might. and doubtless
all, be made in time We have been long in
want Of River Boat which would be certain, at
all une', Of stopping at the different landing
places and this a'tempttn establish one ought to
De net "rh eordlah,v On the part Of those whose
convenience and comfort ale interested Hoping
nc eatcrPr',, U1s fully succeed, am, sir,
Yours respectfully,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
BY WILLIAM ID MUTT.
Superior MADEIRA Wine

III HOCI1ON.
I'm Friday, 18th inst. At 10 O'Clock, win be sold
" without reserve, At the public stores,
n oa. aq, e.,I CASKS Superior London Parti.
cular Madeira WINE, Howard, MIrch
d Co brand, imported in the brig Remit
lance. and entitled TO cebentlre.
Also, a handsome family CARRIAGE. designed
for or horses, with harness for I horse
Terms liberal at sale.
by order Of the Trustees. w. d. MUTT,
dec S Auct:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
MAHOGANY ut Auction.

Nov landing fiom on board brig John Laird. II
~ Hooe's wharf, and will be sold auction on Wed.
nesday, the 18th dav of December next,
467 Logs South-side St Domingo Mahogany
81 do North side do do
This cargo represe to be Of superior quality.
twothirds Of it Cannon Wood. among which is good
port; on Of Table Wood.
Terms liberal and will be made known at sale.
dec1 w. ID, MUTT, Auct
The National InteIligencer. and Baltimore Amef.
can will please insert the above daily till sale, and for
ward their accounts TO this o!Ecc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
DIED..

On Monday, the 10th ut.. Mrs. ELrz. BETH
G. RANDOLPH, relict of the late Col. Robert
Randolph, Of Eastern View, Fauquier County,
Va, in the Goth year of her age.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM d. NUTT.-THIS DAP

HNIL'. be sold, on "Wednesday, 5,h December, at
w 10 o'clock, at my Auction Store
pipes Holland Gin lSS
1 do Brandy e
sqr casks M.rseiIes Madeira Wine > 5
do do White do Il
81 boxes Maiers Wine, dosen eaehJ 5
II chests Young Hyaon Tea
do imperial do
do Gunpowder do
pair Scales, &c &C.
dec : WV D MUTT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
REFORM.

The Baltimore Chronicle of yesterday says:--
We understand that the work of reform has al
ready recommended, and that three of the
permanent inspecto Of this port have been re-
moved. As few anti Jacksonians remain IN
office, the new reform must embrace officers oil
the true fifth Two If the inspectors removed
are. or w,ye. staunch Jack snnians. but have been
made to give place to those Who have not hereto
t,re rec eiyad their reward Wehad thought that
=. dog would not eat deg" bu: II now appears
otherwise.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05
Public sale

WYE will SELL on the 5th day Of December neIt at
w the house Of Elias r. Iegg, on ST. Asaph STREET,
betwee King anil Prince streets. MI his
HOUSEHOLDS KITCHEN FURNITURE
Consisting, n part, Of sleboard Bureaus, Carpets,
Chairs, Glassware Beds. Bedsteads, Bedding, &C. &c.
and great variety Of Kitchen Utensils
The abov property will be sold for the following
purpose: First,,o satisfy John Lowe for house rent
due and unpaid, secondly, to satisfy the following
ecutions. by virtue Of which We have levied on the
aforesaid propcrty-to Wit
THEE in favor Of Rebccca Nstterseyt
One in favor Of n. Day; one in favor Of Edward
Smith; in favor Of Vim. Morgan; one in favor Of
Thomas S. Blackburn; in favor Of A Newton, and
one IN favor OF Thomas L Martin.
The Furniture is of The best kind, and well worth
the attention of hOusekeepcrs
Terms Cash. Sale 70 commence at 9 O'Clock 4. u.
THOMAS w. iYLES,
EDW'D. BURCHlfL,
Alexandria nov % Constsbies.
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Union Tavern.
IL T. HCGHNa Nm
Ii & A. A C. 3.

vTlIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
L the public generally, nat he has removed from
Union street to Fairfax street. between King and Ca.
meron streets and near the Market where Ladies and
Gentlemen car be accommodated in genteel manner,
his Establishment is well fitted up, and furnished
sufficiently to render comfort those who may please
to patronized HIM.
He has excellent STABLING for twenty or thirty
Horses, for which his charges will be moderate.
Gentlemen can be furnished with uYS Err SUP.
PERS in private otherwise as he has his Oys.
ter Establishment in complete order.
lie can also accommodate ten or twelve BOARD.
FRS, by the week. month, or year. at reasonable pr.
ces
Ills BAR is furnished with the best Wines aud Ii.
quors the place will afford.
Being thankful for past favors, he hopes. by strict
attention ind moderate charges to share part # pub
lie patronage. JAMES AokNtS.
nov 29-lm
nr The Globe will insert the above eo6t
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JaNAaica Rum.

p FUNCTIONS Jamaica Rum, in store, for sale b,
j nov so }. W. H. in"I"
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Inner Canala.-The expulsion of Mr. Mack
enzie for third time from the Provincial assem-.
bly. has. as vas expected. been followed ny In
creased ex itement among his constituents IN the
county Of York, and q renewed determination
NOT 70 submit TO the decision. A great meeting
held OIL the l7,h aud reported IN the Colonial Al
yocate on the Esd ult distracted IN the Albany
Aryus. characteri1es the expulsion as an unwaf'
rau,sble disfranchisement of a citizen. and re-
newed outrage upon the right OF representation
and asserts right and determination TO re-e'ect
Mr. Mackenzie. "ayain and again, as often as
j, NAV be ..found necessary to insure him seat
=. in the Commons House Of Assembly Of this
:. province. SO long as he maintains his present
" course of conduct. in advocating the just rights
I. and liberties Of the people"
The party which has so violently prosecuted
Mr.. NJ. is called the .4nfirsorm party.
Mr.. Mackenzie, will doubtless be again SENT
a fourth time to the Assembly g. IS member elect
..for the county Of York, is the place Of "m'
{" L. Mackenzie expelled this house."
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Notice

NOtlCe
llHE President and Directors in the Ashby's Gap
/ Turnpike Company. have this day declared d..
vIiend Of two and halt per cent. On their Cspltal
Stock, payable on after the LIST OF January, 1855
10 the Stockholders or their legal representatives
By order of the Board A. GlbSON,
Middeburg, November9 treasurer.
nny 10 l5t
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AMAreM J tAeM.ing,

r ATE cf the house Of Fleming McVeigh, having
4 established himself at No. LOG South street, New.
York offers his services his friends in the District Of
Columbus lie will execute orders for the purchase Of
Goods, or sell such may be consigned to his care.
He hopes by assduity and industry to deserve encou
rageme nj being determined nothing shall be wanting
on his part To render satisfaction to his employers
New York. Dec 3, 1852.
dec 5-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05

We learn that Colonel James 6. Wilkins, de-
clines ion account Of i'll healthy the appointment
rendered him BY the Governor Of Mississippi, Of
a Senator Of the United States.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-05

The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Courier and Enquirer. formally announces
Judge McLaue and Mr.. Van Buren,, as candi-
dates for the next Presidency.
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TO Rent,
Boots and shoes.

bUEVB aNN NNVcS.
q d. EDISON, King Street, q few doors below
D. Whites auction STOREY has received. per schr.
Harriet and other late arrivals further supply Ut
BOOTS IND SHOES,
" hch with his former stock, enables him to offer .
very extensive assortment in his line which will be
sold by the case, dozen single pair, At very small
advance for cash.
Also. few cases Mems and 30 8 Black and :" bite
WOOL HATS, very fine nov 70
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-22

| QUEBEC. From a table OF in,erments and
actual deaths from Cholera al Quebec, tax
en- from the registers kept by the clergy, aud
published in Nelson's Gazette of the 9Th inst.
1t appears that from The 9Th of June (the day
on which the malady first appeared) to the 9th
INST Inciuslve-a period Of fifty eight days. the
I number ot deaths in that city, is one thousand
seven hundred and ninety, averaging about
thirty one deaths daily. On the 7ll day after
the appearance of the disease, Uhe 18th June)
there were one hundred aud forty three deaths
from Cholera; the aggregate number of deaths
on that and the five succeeding days was III,
being an average, for the six days. of | lS deaths
per diem! This the period of the greatest
mortality, aud The deaths on no one day have
been less than FIVE
There is no doubt that considerable mum.
Der of deaths took place from cholera, which
were not so reported. 1t is, probably, low es-
innate to suppose that these would swell the
number to at least 1000. The population of the
city, by a census taken last summer was 27
562 Allowing 543S for the average number
of emlgrants remaining in the city, and IL will
make the whole population $4,000, and the av-
craze mortality. by cholera alone, in less than
two months, two out of every thirty-three in. |
habiants For the last week of the report, the |
deaths by cholera, had been on three days, 8 |
each; on two days, 8 each on one 5, and the !
other Il. Total for the week Ga Since the /
llth OF July, there had been n, apparent mit
ga,"n of The disease. How long it will remain !
I" affilct that devoted city, yet remains 10 be
determined by time.