Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-29


DR. Petit, Surgeon OF the Hospital of Gross Gallon
besides many other less celebrated physicians of Paris
ana inc departments OF the latter, have been at
tackled In the Digcnccs, while returning To their nlaces
OF abode And here ia proper to remark that consi
derable number of have veopcd themselves The
public convcyanccs in consequence of the fpe Of fra
yelling, which, dcrangg all the ordinary hab,s If Tho
system undoubtedly exposes to receive tho infection of
the disease. "
! The alarm is very great in the f,sboror, ,,. n
Paris f'"''S Vi
To give an idea OF the ravages of the disease will saw
that sin Sunday, the official statements only mention Tho
number OF the and the de Obs in the Hosn
tails The difficulty Of stating the date, &C. of cases occur
ring elsewhere, has compelled the auho,i,;oe , rero
their former intentions.
Up to the present time the typhus which has shown IT,
sci. I'm IN the Hospitals, is not at all contagious
There has been circulated Oh Change today tho G,o,v
ing bulletin relative TO the health of the President of the
Council OF Ministers: " VIZ
. .r, ooh Of .qprii, hay past l2
The President has had good night and scp, several
hours This morning. isbc,ter Every hour increases
e confidence of the physicians, and affords indications of
! Notwithstanding this bulletin, every body ncrccvce
mat 1t will he Impossible for NJ Cas- Pcrcr TO resume the
rr'T"on OF The Cabinet for some time. NJ dArgout will
ne chargcd IN the interim, with the duties of Minister of
Grenelle is tho place, next to Paris where the Cholera
has IN de the greatest ravages lis lmenobv ,ruc ib,
the number of victims is proportionablv greater in hc
commune than in any other place where the disease has
made its appearance.
occurred at Bobcc but nothing yet leads us TO suppose
that the report has any foundation
Is
ges nut ITS intensity is little abated. From Monday
noon TO Yesterday, the Of fresh cases 9S5 de,
3oo The President OF the Council continues to grow
better and better. 90
The number of persons of note attacked continues 10
augment Among them is the Prince Castcccala the
Ncapoli;an Ambassador; but his attack is rcnrcscpc
not very serious In the Spanish Ambassadors suite some
persons have been attacked, and is dead Madam Pc
rier' wife OF Scpion Perer, brother the Prime Minis
Ter, ded Yesterday OF cholera also NJ Bison, nm an
Gent Project NJ Scguicn, First President of the Court
hoyae, ana several members OF the bar ill., but is
hoped not seriously The North West district of Paris
sii continues least infected The weather is still yaio
bile, and the heat Of the atmosphere very ciangeabc
letter received this morning from Switzerland positively
conradicS the statement of the Cholera having appeared
! in Bernc and Geneva.
Paris, fPrH l2.-Number OF cases during the 81
/ hours ending yesterday noon, $50; deaths 36l
PARIS. April l3.The number of new cases Of Cbo,c
ra during The ~ hours ending yesterday was so
deaths 3I7 Total cases from the beginning 1860; deaths
29l3 The convacSccncc of Perier continued the nc
OF which was spread 10 the Departments by telcgraphic
communications. Among the victims of the Cholera are
mentioned NJ Melville, Peer of France; the Marquis de
CroiX also Peer; Gen. CoctlOsquct Nj. Bcnos former
Secretary oil State; the celebrated Italian Physician
i'arretIa; ana Nj. Debl, President of the Health Com
mission Tor the District Of Montergu. The Vice pres-
dent at the Chamber, NJ Scgier, is also dead The De-
puties-M Pages, General Lamarque the Duke of Nor
ney, law of Marshal SouIt The Cholera ,yos
raging in Iroycs, Nemours, Begous Reu Puteaux and
many villages in the neghborhood of Paris The lower
classes stu attributed TO poisoning, and imagined that
lhe cholera had no existence.
PARIS, April l2.-In the Chamber of Deputies the
munster o oI Commerce asked for an an extraordinary loan
feet
certain measures against the Cholera.
ENGLAND
LONDON, April l3.-The debate on the Reform Bill
comes on again this evening in the House of Lords There
IS uc doubtthe second reading will be carried this seems
TO be the general impression, but opinions differ materially
TO the number OF by which il will be carried The
more sanguine among the reiermers anticipate majority
rem 10 TO Zo the more observant and experienced think
II will not exceed or B. The truth probably lies
the two. Public anxiety meantime is more actively
awake Than ever Nothing is talked Of nothing thought
OF, but the approaching division. The UTas
from all we can learn are in the lowest state of Depression
aud the Ministerial party confident than ever II
is not expected that division will take place until or
o'clock tonorrow mornng.-Sun.
LoNDo", Friday evening, April 10 being generally
understood that the debate the second reading of the
Reform Bill would be brought TO close this evening or
tomorrow morning, the gallery crowded before three
o'clock. Ram Mohun Roy entered the House and took
his seat IN that part oil generally allotted foreign
bassadors. The division will certainly place TO night
The majority for the second reading, said will not be
more than ourtccn unes there should be adj
hcsions III the second reading is carried it is understood
that The House will go into committee on Monday.
recovered died TO- Total in London 1892: recovered
9s9 died 1861 Total out of London, 1856, deaths
2,657
RUSSIA
Frontiers IF Russia, March at had been deter
mined 10 make dispositions for the distribution of the
Russian troops but the whole the former are obc adj
hered TO- and the regiments which had been ordered
pend their march, moving forward the interior of the
Provinces of the Emperor On the first news of the violent
occupation OF Ancona it had been thought necessary at
St PeteFSburgh TO assemble the frontiers of Poland lar
ger bodies Of troops that they might if necessary be nov
ed rapidly forward to the banks of the Rhine But since
it IS understood that Affairs can be arranged by one-
collation. the former plan has been resumed II is said
that the conduct of France towards the Holy See excited
the most lively dissatisfaction st Petersburg and that
considered inevitable. Count PozZo di Borgo
ordered express distinctly the Ministry not only
dsappTobaon OF act which violated the law of ma
lions, but at the time advert in the the EN-
pcror, TO the consequences which would ensue if the a-
sacon required by the Pope should not be grated Des-
patches since received both from Paris and Vienna in
duce belief that affairs have taken favorable
I-.fWgSbtTg Gazette
PRUSSIA
Berlin, AprH IA Cabinet order has become known
to the public, directing that the Reserve Regiments shall
again increased the footing viz from 6s7 men
per regiment to 1902.
PORTUGAL
The BayOnne Sentinel communicates news from Lisbon
Of highly interesting character. On the 23l of March six
ships Of Don Pcdros expedition made their appearance on
against the Fort ST Suanc, continued their course along
the coast to the Northward. The armed force of Don
Miguel amounts TO 10000 men, including 90 900 arl-
icry.
SPAIN
.I1dTid, March 30Thc Court Journal has at last bro
ken e silence relative to the expedition of Don Pedro 1t
contains long article against mix ed governments where
in IS attempted 10 show that the Emperor Don Pedro
must necessarily fall that his misortunes in Brazil were
necessary consequence of the Constitutional Charter which
he gave to the Brazians
Our government has received a diplomatic note in
which all Intervention Of Spain i'm The disputes of the two
brothers OF the house OF Braganza protested against
the strongest manner This note was communicated to
his majesty the King in private audience with the Peni-
potenhary Of Great Britain.
ITALY.