Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-16
FOREIGN News -.

TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
The parket ship Hannibal Al New York from
f,ondon, brings 10 the editions of The J'urnm Of
Commerce London papers To the evening ot thu
3ls; December. and PoHsmoathpopets to JIM ID
The NV cases Of cholera on the 21th W,rr is
follows - sunderland l-NrwcJafe 22-tmtoa
head reported via Greonoak already % North
Shields and T,lgnmoulh q South Shields aud
Weston o. IIoughton lie Sptmg ana pcnther o.
Deaths l7--Recavcred 81
From the London Courier of December 81, (cye.
umE)
Ncroae5c upon Tn. Dec 29th, evening The
Sepor,s to-day arr SOM whut morc favorable uCuln
ihGatrshrad there have beeutwrmy nluc NV ca
aes, fifteen rocoyoros and eight deaths and Ia
Ncwcaste twenty-five new eases fifteen rclavcrlcs,
and . misunderstanding IN Gateshcod seventy tour
Gases, aud IN Newcastle siky-slx cases under
treatment, Dr. kennedy WHO'S now hcre, dies
erbcs some oitnr CASES IN Galnsh AL as fully o.
qunllng IN vlrultnce any which hc hal ever seen
IN India. The disease IS extending westward on
both sides Of the river but yet appears not 10
have adymccdmorc than : miles IN that dlrD..
ton
We have now had cholera IN Newcastle artwcn-
ty three days IN which period there have been 3S1
eases aud lO7 deaths, W hile IN Gatcshcad, winch
contains not third Of the population OF Newcastle.
there have been IN the short space q out days 21l
cases, aud G3 deaths. How We 10 nccount fof
such a contrast I The only marked dDtcrrn,e IN
the condition OF the people IS, that IN Gal'sb,ad
there Is unquestlonably more poverty and wretch
olnCss Gatcshead is more the refuge ofNagrnnta-
IN improved AID strict police in Newcastle hoping
many though mol all of the sagabond tn1c, out Of
town In Newcastle we have greater portion ot
4. rlt 1,
disslpatcd in irregular surieits and Tram drink
Ing, 10 the destruction of any lasting health or
comfort In these respects alone can we assign
any great difference between Newcastle and
Gateshead, but the consequence is and the fact is
the Gtodes OF wretchednrs' IN Gatcshead exceed IN
manifold degree, any thing of similar dc>cnp-
aon 10 bo met with IN Newcastle question, how
ever whether, IN Gateshcad even, We can find de
gree Of misery and wrechedncss approaching to
that distress which Is known 10 prevail in the man
utacurlng districts. NcweastI, is quite an eNcep-
ton w hat then must he the consequence OF The
n1alady extending throughout the empire In
Newcaat the disease IS observed 10 thread Us Way
into all the clos, dirty and obSc urc alleys Of the
town places which, as have said be fore, entirely
escaped the ravages Of the typhus fever.
TIE Reroiuiioaat Romc-The Paris Messenger
des ChanIbers Of the both contains the follow
ing
A letter from Marscllcs says -" The Sully
steamboat, which sacd from Naples on the
l5tn December, arrived in our port yesterday.
This vessel touched at Clvitn Vccchia ON the 18th
December Its arrival was impatently expected,
toconhlm or disprove the reports which have been
spread respecting the tranquility of the Papal
States. The passengers on board the Suy heard
nothing which could lead them to believe in the
truth OF the accounts which we have given The
Sully steam boat brought us no news respecting the
affairs OF Rome only that was reported at Ciyita
Veccha that the Papa troops were not 10 enter
that city n they met with any resistance Al
Leghorn was also said that at Bologna and IN
the other Legations the the Austrians encouraged
the Liberals TO exclalm against the sovereignty OF
Pope"
From The same
We hear that Messrs de Beaumont and d. Toe
1uevllle, the two Magistrates who have been sent
by the Government TO the United States to examlnc
the Pententlary system, preparing 10 return Ia
Europe, their laborious researches beng nearly
completed.-They have most carefully visited all
the penitcntiary establishments, and were every
where received with polite attention equally hon
orable TO the two nations. The Americans have
offered them all the documents and materials con
necled with the object of their mission aud local
information was afforded them by well informed
persons. We may therefore expect Il complete ac-
count ofthe penltentiary system adopted in Amer
'ea- Messrs de Bourmont and Tocqueyle Will
sop IN England on their return in order to compare
,he American system with that adopted in Great
britain; and the comparison Of these results with
:" hat has been done in France will we hope pro-
duce wise and useful plans for the improvement of
oiI prisons.
L:NDoS, Saturday evening Deg 34.AThc de-