Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-05-18

feeling some suspicion from the reports In circulation and
not altogether liking the appearance OF her customer the
woman closed the lid Of the pail, snatched the cup from
his hand, and threw the milk into the gutter.
The same night at Yilleuif hawkers entered the
house OF milk woman and attempted TO throw poison
Gus drug into some pals OF milk which about be
taken TO Paris.
In the Rue de CoOmber, an attempt was made to poison
the well OF baker. In consequence of which the well.
every where covered, and fastened with lock ans
Key apprehensiye people of these neiaros trans
actions. Many ladies' have themselves gone TO the wells
oil their bakers tor the purpose OF seeing that precauon
airy measures had been taken.
The waer-carrcrs paddock their pas and have the lids
10 tasten down Theoretically.
Thus one calamity was not enough but another must b,
added To the physical evils, epidemic and cholera are
added these torments of the mind which aegravate IN,
Others aud throw the whole city into state of conster
nation.
The day drogs on, people run to and fro and in IN,
midst OF many troubles seek distractions of which ther,
is no great need; but every where something dismal pre-
scns itself Several families in the same house oin fol-
personal safety The city towards ten or eleven is o,
deserted, except in tho very centre where the aga,et
crowds continually assemble in great numbers.
We must not, however, lose our confidence There il
no want oil precautionary Each is looking 10 IN,
safety of the other The authorities are very promp in
their duties and do every thing that be DONE ant
medicines ana attendance every where be had fol
the cholera patients As the posones il is 10 be hoped
that the first arrests, and the punshmen,s awarded te
those villains will prevent others from following so abom
nabe an example OF vice, and that that security will be
restored TO the capital OF which it has much need.
Lieut. Col Regnault OF the 35th Regt the line garri
Soncd al the fScOtS yHfdre, Yesterday
orders TO set out Immediately for Ancona in order
the post rendered vacant by the removal of Col Coombs
in consequence of the conduct of the latter Italy
Nj. Regnault, called Colonel immediately took his de-
parture for his post.
We have before us, says the National Gazette. a letter
from respectable source, dated London 9th April from
which we take the following paragraphs:
"Mr. van Buren, Col Aspinwall, and Mr. w. Irving,
have gone to Paris. Mr. Vail holds the appointment OF
Charge.
81 attended the meeting held yesterday in relation to the
British West India affairs. II was emnendy respectable
ana numerous; lis voice will be heard throughout the
hngdom-Do not be surprised if there is change of
Ministry shortly and moderate reform bill passed If
the present bill should be thrown out by the Lords or
much modified that Lord Grey will not accept it, he must
60 out and then moderate measure such as Lord
Brougham's, will pass"
We have the London Morning Post, of the 9th ult in
which is stated, in the leading editorial article that the
disturbances in Paris unquesonably in connection
with movements in every part of France of political
nature which would require all energies of the Pcrer
cabinet According TO the paper the cases and the
deaths OF the Cholera in Paris, were r more numerous
than had distinguished its progress i'm anv other c in
Europe" r "
Cholera ia Paris.-Wc have been Gvoured says ,b
New York Courier, WIN The perusal OF letter from Ha
yre received by the last arrival containing accounts from
Paris in relation TO the progress of the Cholera there one
day later than those have published, the following is
translation from it,
Hdgre, 9Th .april, lsS2.-The news received this dav
from Paris more alarming the ravages of the Cholera
are extending. From the I'd o'clock TO the 81 at
O'Clock there have been BIZ new cases and 1877 deaths
Iota, since the commencement Of the disease 1852 of
which 395 have died.
Extract of letter from Com JAMES B1pp1.E. command
ing The u 5. squadron in the Mediterranean TO the
Secretary of the Navy, dated Syracuse Feb l. 1892
may perhaps be not uninteresting TO you TO learn
that the whole number of persons in this Squadron excu
slve oil commissioned and warrant officers eleven hun
dred and seven and that OF this number eight hundred and
nheen have stopped their allowance spirits receiving
money for it, under your general order of the 18th
iat 10 encourage these TO persevere and TO ence
DINERS TO follow their example, the grog money is paid
al ClnrfrN pfp n.
as you will perceive from the accompanying papers not
man draws his allowance of spirits"
REPORT OF Don PEDRo's LANDING.-Captain II
oil the brig Stranger, arrived at New York from aanzas
reports That he spoke Monday last, Cape Henry boar
ing '" and by 5. distant 20 leagues an American brig
20 DAYS from ayre, bound to Baltimore, with passengers
VINO informed Captain III. that previous to his sailing it
in Portugal. '' "'0p'
AS by The last advces the expedition was in state of
bility in this rumour O '"'P'