Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-25


From the Messenger des ChamJres.
Yesterday evening, at half past four, the Presi-
dent was taken with vomiting. lie had during
the day suffered from a dizziness of the head,
cramp IN the stomach, and pains in the bow
els The other Members of the Administration
were forbidden TO approach his apartment. The
official duties of the bureaux deputed To
private cabinet. Great anxiety is manifested in
the Hotel DIR. Emery, the usua medical attend.
ant of nj. Casimer Pcricr, and DR.. Broussais were
called and had recourse to the best remedies, and
lccches twice applied.
His Majesty sent frequently to inquire after the
state of the Minister'S health.
Nj. Casimir Perier Is not yet out of danger, al.
though the vomiting has ceased, and perspiration
mas been brought on The hopes of the medical
men are hourly strengthened, and &c speedy return
to state OF convaescence will in all probability
ensuc.
CHOLERA BULLETIN, April THE cases of
cholera have been moro numerous to-day than they
wero yesterdays but il is to be hoped and presumed
that period will shortly arrive the increase of
numbers. The epidemic which is amongst us justi-
nos all the precautionary measures which have
adopted and with regard to disease which attacks
without distinction tho inhabitants of the country
and city, it is certainly great advantage to have
the assistance and attention which can alone be
procured with prompttudc in great city
OFFICIAL SANITARY BULLErIN.-The number of
cholera cases had considerably increased ycster day,
but the number of deaths comparatively small,
winch gives us reason to hope that period has
arrived to the augmentation of invididuals at
tackled.
Several soldiers who had been attacked with cho-
lcra yesterday resumed their duties.
The Administration redoubes its efforts for the
establishment and proper arrangement of hospitals
tor the SICK and places of reception for those re-
covering from attacks of the disease. The SUBJ
scrption continues to increase, having amounted in
day to 25, 900 francs.
His Majesty on the proposition of the Keeper of
the Seals has pardoned 101 condemned criminals
confined at ST. Pclagie, and IA in the prison of La
Force
New Cases-Males 479; females 23s; total 7l7-
Grand total 3077.
Deaths-Macs lSl; females LOG. total o37 -
Grand total 1899
The Minister of the Interior although the situa
ton OF his residence is particularly airy, has been
attacked by the cholera Before the attacks of the
President, NJ Roger Collard, and his coachman,
and Madame Didicr the lady of the Secretary &c.
neral showed symptoms of the disease, which
gave great uneasness to his family and friends
She has, however, perfectly recovered.
FRANCE AND IrALY.--If there is any reliance to
be placed upon the Italian correspondence of the
Constitutional, the Austrians aiding the Papal
troops to force the French troops to evacuate Anco
ma We copy the following
From the Constitutional of April 6.
BOLOGNA, March 2S-( Private Correspondence of
the Constitutonnel.)-Wc are here in a cruel state
of anxiety. All the Papal troops have invested
Ancona in the first line, at the distance of three
or four leagues.-The Austrans have already &C.
cuPied the posts which quilted by the Papa
troops, so that they support them on the second
ilne they occupy the little fortress of Spoleto. 1t
is still affirmed that corps is its way to Civita
Vecchia. Il is also affirmed that the Papal troops
VIII attempt to storm the place after having sum-
moned the French, and that they will be supported
by the Austrians, who will give them all possible
assistance i'll case of need. This report which
is circulated every where, at Ancona, has cx-
cited great enthusiasm in Romagna. The inhab-
tants OF Aneona have protest ed that they ould not
part with the French.-The Austrian officers af-
firm that the latter will retire. because they can
not resist so overwh elmng force, nd will
pose themselves to SO shameful defeat.-It is ev-
ldent that the Austrians, though they have made
no declaration, concur to the utmost of their power
in investing the place. Yesterday morning, wag-
ons loaded with corn, which were stopped the
road to Ancona, came back to this city
To-day threo bottalions Of Austrian infantry and
two squadrons of cavalry arrived from Modena with
twenty foNr pieces of artillery, ten of which are
battering cannon. Tomorrow expect some bat
teries with Congreve rockets. There 10000
Austrans at Milan, and contracts have been made
for 5000 oxen.
A letter from Faenza, of the Goth, gives list
OF various detachments of Austrian troops amount
ing to 5.O96 men that have passed through that
city "All these corps (says the letter. have mere
~ passed through on their way to Ancona. The
day after tomorrow expect 200 artillery men
with congreve rockets
This very day, too, at three o'clock, an officer
who arrived went to the Town hall, and asked how
many horsemen the town could lodge He was
answered, that there porticoes for several
hundreds; but he said that stables would be requi-
sometime.
People here fully convinced that the French
Will be attacked in their position at Ancona, and
1t is very generally believed that the operations
will commence the 3lst The Papal troops
who occupy the most advanced posts, are to sum
mon the French in the Popes to evacuatc
the fortress; if they refuse, the Papal troops will
attack, after claiming the assistance of the Austr
ans, who will thus appear only as auxiliaries of
the Pope.
TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The accounts from Constantinople confirm the
intelligence OF its being the serious intention of
the Sultan 10 make war upon the Pacha Of Egyyt.
Already the names of Mehemet Ali and Ibrahim
Pacha have been erased from the annual list of high
tunctlonaries and Governors of Turkish Provinces
1t was reported at Paris on the Sth that Ibraham
Pacha had taken Acre by storm, and put the entire
garrison to the sword; but the French journals
state that the intelligence was not official
Important negotiations said, in a letter from
Constantinople to be on foot in that CITY, for the
restitution of Algiers to the Porte 1t is also sta
ted that there is HattScheriff of the Sultan de.
claring that the Governments of Egypt Gambia, and
Jedda SHALL for the present, remain vacant to be
disposed of according TO the future conduct of
Mehcmet Pacha and his son Ibrahirn Pacha.
DREADFUL HURRICANE IN INDIA
Extract from private letter, dated November
10, from the neighborhood of Balasore:-"I think
of nothing but the hurricane which occurred he, a
the last day of October; such calamity
have never heard or read of at least O. 600 pcrsona
in my jurisd ction drowned, and fear the
accounts will show double that number, inc udinp
children. The high road from Madras to Calcut.
Ia, through Balasorc, about six miles north of
this, and where it is i'm a direct line nine miles from
tho coast the crossed it, carrying with it every
living thing in that space, in that direction At