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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-03
CHOLERA IN EDINBURGH

Ihere has been cases of the cholera since our
last OF which have proved fatal. Threo of the
cases are in family from St. Leon ards street, of
tho name of Elliot. The father and son, who
were ooth labouring under the disease, were re-
moved to the Drummond st. hospital on Thursday
forenoon. The former died soon after being con.
yeyed there; the son is recovering.-[ Edinburgh
Courant of 18th Feb.
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PUBLIC WAREHOUSE,
ES5CJ9l2Onfg.

DLANTERS and others, sending tobacco to
p the above Warehouse, are informed that
he same Is now Undergoing general repair e.
The better security Of tobacco ONO. NJ.
Pord. Jr., having been appointed in the D s.
Mr. John Fisher, rcsigucd) It is now unG 3 =
management of the subscribers, who
themselves tbat every aitohtou shall be p,i
any tobacco sent TO the Warebouse r -,
toll, &C. advanced on all tobacco consip - 10
Us, and the drayagc on such tobacco the same az
TO other Warehouses in this City.
NJ. 6. LAKELAND,
JNO. NJ. SHEPPARD, Jr
IL H-!aw6w Inspectors
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TOMORROW /!

Virginia State Lottery-Drawing
Will DO received by the Steamboat from Norfolk
CAPITAL PRIZES:
l Prize of $4,000 40 Prizes of 1000
l do. 5000 45 do. 500
do. 1000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets $40, halves S. quarters 50, eighths
L rs S. HAWKINS.
ap2
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HE a WILKINS E0rfv:s0se Office.

M Vie IOIoWlng arc the drawn numbers in tho
-1- New York Lottery, Sth class
80 80 4 90 ~ 80 9 4s.
Two of the Capital Prizes were sold, as usual.
at my Fortunate Office.
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IRISH TITuES


The following is, we understand an outline of
the plan which Ministers intend to submit to Par
namcnt Tor the purpose of putting an end to the
1rIghtful evils which have attended the enforce
neht OF the existing 1.-THE System in Ircland.-
The plan embraces two obiccts-the putting down
OF the present resistance of the law and the extinc
ton OF the Tithe system. The first step which
the committee recommend for the accomplishment
OF those objects, is that of enabling his Majesty '.to
advance to incumbents of parishes, not having re-
celVed their 1.-THE, sums of money proportioncd to
the income ofeach for the year 1881" By this
operation, the 1.-THE will be converted into debt to
the Crown, and enforced, if necessary under less
obnoxious form-thc Attorney General to proceed
Tor the recovery of the same in various modes to be
prescribed by the act of Parliament. But the
most important accommodation of the report is
mat which suggests the total botion of 1.-THE, and
inc substitution of an equivalent either i'm the
FORM OF tax on land or an exchange in land
In either case, it is hoped that the ferment which
now exists in Ireland upon this subject will be an
peascd without recon- rse to extraordinary powers.
The passage of the Poles through Germany has
reused the sympathy of the enthusiastic youth to an
extraordinary pitch; popular disturbances have been
excited In different places, particularly at HaDau,
WiSbaden, &c. in which the soldiers Joined with
the crowd in shouting for Liberty and the Poles !"
lbls spirit seems to increase the columns of the
cNllcs pass through the east of France by Lyons to
AvIgnon, their destination, On the 18th and 10Th
the Populdce of Lyons met the columns, and gave
the Poles banquet, and made every arrangement
for accommodating them during the night they re-
NAMED.
The London Court Journal states that the mar
rage between the King Of Belgium and one of
the daughters Of Louis Philippe has been merely
dc icrrcd, not broken of, ono of the French
journals has stated. 1t is not the Princess Louise
II is said, but the Princess Marie who is destined
to share with him the throne Of Belgium.
There had been disturbances ola partial nature h,
in several parts of France. Paris was quiet. Much
alarm had been excited about Cholera in Paris,
and papers and letters from England were fumi-
gated
The Five Powers have determined to settle the
affairs OF Greece, to appoint a King, and support
MN OHIO, the second son ofthc King of Bavaria,
was selected to fill the throne. He is but 7 years
Of age
Correspondence Of the Journal Of Commsrcc.
LwgGroor., Thursday 23d Feb, 1882.
This week our Cotton market is tolcrably st ca
at at last weeks prices the buyers proceeding eau
tiously, and if any thing, the advantage i'll their
favor Tho sales for the last 4 days amount to
about ; 800 bales of all kinds.
On Thursday last wo bad a fiat Corn market and
lower prices accepted. The only sales of Flour
reported were 500 barrels Of Now Orleans sour
in bond. al Cos per tbi., aud a small quantity Of
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For sale, as usual, in every variety, at tho Ex.
change and Lottery Office of
Ts3O. q, BIGGER,
Corner opposite the Eagle Hotel.
" Where most of the Capital Prizes are sold
and paid at sight ano
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MHCkLE'S egE'G'HCE.

Virginia State Lottcry-prawing will
DO received Io-Norrow Evening, by tho Steam.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

CnARLoTrsvILLE, July 2O.-'rhe public exercises
Oh TINS lnstitution took place on Tuesday Inst
tho 18th inst They were highly interes,no and
imposing. The Orations and Essays did much
creditto the Dung gentlemen who were selected
Tor the OCCASION and were listened to with plea
uiu u ana admiration by numerous, intelligent and
ornf,ant audience: Thomas Semms, Jr. of Alex-
andria, ID. c., and VIM. Ashe Aston of South
carolina, were the Orators; and Ethelbert A Cole.
man OF Halifax, and George Nicolson Johnson of
hichmond, the Essaysts-The very large number
Oh STUDENTS, whose names were announced as b,x
ing been distinguished, we'll at the intermediate
as hnal examination eff tho Session, afford. the
strongest evidence of the progress of the Students
generally, and the exceflency OF the system md
the extent of the facilities, which enabled them
acquit themselves with so much honor and crcdt,
And we are strengthened in tho assurance. that
these need only be duly appreciated to give to the
institution that high reputation, to which IL is
already entitled, and which it is no doubt destin.
ed to attain. ~
The number of those who received Diplomas in
testimony OF their having passed the requisite exam
nations tor graduation in the several Schools, was
greater than at any previous Session.-For the
first time since the commencement of the Ins,;tu
ton the degree Of M. A., was conferred, and Mr..
george Nlcolson Johnson of Richmond, wa, the
OBJECT OF this high, yet merited honor.
Most OF the Students have already left the Uni.
versity: we are much gratifed to loarn, however.
that IN all probability, large proportion of them
VIII return ut the commencement of tho next SEES
SION. The board of Visitors, after a session of
more than week, adjourned on Wednesday last
present, Messrs. Cabell, Cooke, Breckenridge.
Broainax and Randolph. We hear, that thew have
united the two Offices of Proctor and Patron. and
that Mr.. Carr, having declined accepting il, the
situation has been offered to VIM. G.. Pendleton
Esq. of Richmond Advocate.
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OBSERVE THE PREDICTION ,

Van Buren, will, in short time, be withdrawn as
the candidate of TIE Republican party for the Vice
Presidency! lie will ro-entcr tho Department of
State, il jackson is reelected, and Livingston 20 TO
France! lie will avail himself of the opportunity
Of the necessity which drives him to retire as candi
date for the Vice Presidency, to claim new admira
ton for his disiaterestedness to make an appeal to
popular sympathy on account Of tho persecution he
has undergone, and to celebrate in strains of adula
ton the "golden era" of Jackson's Administration,
The Administration will throw its weight into the
sealc of wilkins, for the purpose of re.attacbing
Pennsylvania to the fortunes of jackson!
Let othe.s speculate upon the consequence Of
these movements, and infer thr extent Of Tie alarm
which is about to produce them. We predict their
occurrence in brief space!
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frederick d'strict-John White Page of Frederick
nn,onohgaiia district-Waldo = Golf, of Harrison
nnooa'"gham distrct-Samuei Miller, of Augusta
note'o"rt distrIct--Edward Watts, of Botetourt
M n, dstrict-Peter II. Steinbergen
washington district--Charles l.. Crockett, of
Wythe. "
IN, ne committee appointed to prepare an Electo.
RAJ iicket recommended the adoption of the fol.
lowing resolution. which was agreed to:
Aesotoed, That the Central Committee at Rich
' appointed by the National Republican Con.
Cehlioh held ut Baltimore, DO empowered by this
=. to fill any vacancy which may occur
IN IN motion Of Mr.. Taylos of King George,
HeSotred That tho President be requested to in
'orh iIenry Clay and John Sergeant of their unani
nous nomination for tho Presidency and Vice Pre-
s'oehcy OF the United States.
hesotred, That the President be requested to
INFORM tho Gentlemen who have been nominated
as Electors, of their appointment, and transmit
20 each OF them copy of the proceedings, and the
Address adopted by this Convention.
A number of resolutions of thanks were adopt.
cd, which we must omit for the present. ..
when the proceedings were concluded, the Pre-
sidcnt delivered feeling and eloquent valedictorv.
ton. PN'0"-
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
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GJ Mr.. Van Buren, remains in profound secluson
at tho Presidents Mansion! Not a word is said
about him, or his whereabouts. by his friends
That plots are Matching, and the caudron boiling,
is certain! A short time will disclose the tenor OF
his Vaccinations. He will decline the honor sad.
died upon him by the Baltimore Convention. He
will do from the united consideration of the
hopelcssness of his chance, and to identify Jack
son and wilkins in Pennsylvania. Another dilem.
ma is preparing for our, of late, bothered and
Perploxed Contemporary! Will he go for Wkins7
Or take the opportunity to sneak back to ultra
Ant-Tariffism and BARBOUR Nous Verrons
Report says that Jackson was beyond measure,
delighted at Vans return: and Asmodeus says, no.
thing would do but that Van must sleep with him
of nights! The Phenix reports that Mr.. Van
Buren, was to visit Tennessee in the train Of the
Hero. Clay and Jackson were both expected to
take their departure from Washington to-day, and
IT was anticipated possible that they might be
thrown together in the Steamboat for Poto-
mac Creek.
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IL The aggregate of cases of Cholera in Mon
treal, from June 18th. 10 July 18th, 90 days, was
37l6, and of deaths l210--in population of
25OOo This is the greatest mortality belle, ed to
have been yet experienced from Cholera, in Chris.
tendon. Stating the population of New York, at
100000, equal malignity would have caused in
that City in tho same time, 1874 cases of
attack, and about ten thousand deaths. There Ia
after all therefore. much cause far, for congra
tulation at the comparative mildness of the disease
in that city. From all experience, the superior
cleanliness and comfort of the people in the cities
Of the U. States, and the expansion of the streets
will abate the virulence of the distemper We
wish we could add, that they had as good grounds
of hope and confidence, from the superior temper
ancs of their habits.
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From the ~ York Journal of, Commerce Of Fr;dav
The number of deaths by Cholera reported yes
terday, IS 0 more than the previous day vet the
number OF intermeDts is 5 less. This arises pro-
badly from the fact that the number of deaths nv
cholera, was more fully reported yesterday, than
on the previous day.
The whole number Of inteYmcnts in four DAVIS
ending yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, was 469
The same proportion for the remaining three DAYS
of the week, would give a total, for the week, of
o2O which is four times as many deaths as have
occurred in any one week, during tho last six
years, prior to the commencement Of the present
epidemic.
The proportion of deaths to the cases AMONG
Cholera patients SO far as reported, is about as
to IL; rather less than half But rs the issue of
many cases is not reported, the real proportion is
something more than half: say as or 10 to IT,
day or two since, we undertook to ascertain. nv
actual investigation, the issue of all the cases re-
ported; but IN prosecuting the enquiry there were
!ound 70 90 difficulties in the way, which rendered
II exPedient to relinquish the undertaking. So far
as tie investigation proceeded, it was found that
ABOUT one nth of tho cases whose issue was not
reported by the Board, had terminated fatally.
The local phenomena Of the disease are wortbv
of notice. The first or cases ,yere ncor ,oo,otL
err the eastern side of tho city. Then for tbroo
or four days, reckoning from the date when tbe
board OF Health commenced issuing their daily
bulletins, large majority Of the cases were an az
west side Of Broadway, embracing about ono third
Of the city, and general remark, the more
airy, clearly, and eligible portion of it. But for
the last seven days, 6ue-si1ths Of the cases have
been on the east side Of Broadway, and no small
part of them in the infamous district known by the
name of tho Fire Points. We of course srSeak ON.
y Of cases at private dwellings, tho residence of
the Hospital Patients is not announced. But il
the residence of the latter were known, we have
no doubt that it would add to the sstonshment with
winch every one beholds tho marked partiality oil
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I'D We Ella EkB TEE.
OLD POINT COMO

Wis extensive establishment now open for
N the reception of company. Its locality and
the various alterations and improvements recently
completed Several additional buildings having been
erected since the last season, for tho more com.
Portable accommodation Of vistcrs) must render it.
both to the invalid and to those in quest Of plea
sure, one of the most desirable residences on the
sea board.
The BAR is well stocked with the choicest Ii
and Philadelphia, and the BEDS are Of the very
first qualify. The proprietor pledges himself at all
times to furnish his TABLE with the choicest de-
licacies the season, market and neighborhood af.
ford, and that every attention shall be shown to
those who favour him with their patronage.
There are two commodious BATHING HOU-
SES, one for the exclusive accommodation of La
dieA, and the other for Gonemen; therefore Ladies'
or Gentlemen can have Bath at any time of the
day. There is also Warm Bath attached to tho
establishment.
Steam boats from Baltimore, Washington and
Riehmond touch at the Point each trip to land and
receive passengers, and Steam Boat plies daily
between Cd Point, Norfolk, and Hampton, for the
convenience of these who may wish to visit either
Of those places.
Vessels of every description continually pass
ing and re-passing both from foreign poris and
coastwise, and Steam Boats can be employed on
parties OF pleasure to tho Capes, whenever sufFi-
cient number iuties it, and timely notice is given.
M. PARKS.
old Point Comfort, July IL.
Tho Richmond Enquirer and Wing, the Peters.
burg Intsligcncer, National Intellgoncer, Wash
ington City, and Baltimore American, will please
insert tho above advertisement, twice week for two
weeks, and send their accounts to the Uygoia lilo.
tel for payment jy l4-2sw 1t
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DISTRESS IN NEwFoUNDLAND

Extract Of a letter from Mercantile House in ST.
Johns, ~. f. dated June lS, to a friend in Ha
l1an.
"Ihere never was such spring known in this
country since we have been in New foundlsnd. which
is upwards of 80 years. Business is quito at stand
and the fishery rot commenced; and what is still
worse the poor people to the northward are literal
ly starving, having lived for some time on seals.
cats, dogs and horses, and no vessel can
proceed to their relief with provisions the wind
continuing northeast, and all the bays and harbor,
are full of ice-the accounts daily received by
transient persons travelling across the woods are
truly distressing"
The harbor Of st. Johns was full of ice NJ ,bs
above date.
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Books Of Subscription to the James Ri
yer and hanawha Company reopen
ed.
FatHE President and ID 20. r. ~ the james Ri.
~ yer Company, nv, ai.,actorily ascer.
Incorporation of the Jaaes Riuer and Egnayha
Company, has NOT bcon subscribed, do hereby. ro-
quest the Commissioners heretofore appointed for
That purpose, TO reopen their respective books
oil subscription, and to continue them open until
the second Monday in December next, unless soon
or instructed To close them.
commissioners will be appointed soon as prac-
ucaoe, TO receive subscriptions i'm various other
parts of the State
ny order OF the President and Directors of tho
james River Company.
jy 5-c3wd3t
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, me disease for the victims Of beastly vices
mere arc exceptions, as NO havo always said;-
some valuable members of society have been re.
,seo'-out we are decidedly of opinion that near
may 10 traced to some act Of imprideneo in cat
',,g 0. drinking, or to the neglect Of prsmon
symptoms. The disease seems not intended for
ed. " ~0"""'"
Another remarkable fact, connected with the
'oIai'ies OF the disease, is, that in what was once
eahed the yellow Fever district" embracing the
,ower part OF the city far up Fulton strect.
t "u extending from river to river, there have not
been over IL or Is cases. In this district. nearly
aii tho heavy business is situated
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The Norfolk Herald states that in nursrarcc &c
an application recently made to the Secretary of
The Navy for that object, Commodore Elliott. now
IN command of our West India squadron, has re-
eeived instructions from tine Navy Department to
them to his native State. Virginia, and that in pur
suance OF those instructions, Com. E. in the ear.
y part OF last month, despatched the u S. schr.
porpoise. Lieut. Com'dt. Armstrong, to ST. Johns,
forto RIco) for that purpose. After receiving the
remains of Lieut.. Cooke board the Porpoise will
proceed to Norfolk and deliver them to Commodore
WarrinPton.
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Papers from Buenos Ayres, Just received, an
nounce the death of COMMODORE w. G..
RODGERS, on boa;d the Corvette Warren, on the
2Ist May, in the harbor of Buenos Ayres, in the
Goth year of his age. He was inferred on the Odd.
His complaint was inflammation of the bowels.
AZ. y. Enmr. q. Enn
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W We are requested to say, that Mr.. Stanard of
Orange, did not oppose the resolutions offered BY
Mr.. Janney of Loudoun, stated in the Staun,on
Spectator He advocated them. The mistake a.
rose from his having Yielded the Aeor to MI Ianner
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CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
HEALTH OEEIcr

HEALTH OFFICE
PHILADELPHIA, July 20-Noon (
mere mas been no case of Malignant Cholera
reported to the Bord of Health since Tuesdav
the 18th inst. "''
ReP0rfo the Ne,o York Board of Health, July 10,
10 o'clock, a. M.
Two hundred and two new cases, eighty.two
From 10 o'clock July 10, to 10 o'clock July 90.
Ne,o Cases. Deaths.
City, private practice, l32 4s
Hospitals, Sc 40
Bellevue, % n
Total 226 100
ALbANY-New cases reported on the 18th. %. of
which 10 were severe, deaths 7.
NOW cases reported on Wednesday, %; of which
Id We're severe. Deaths 8.
:, ALBANY, July 18th, S O'Clock, P. NJ.
New cases 2l-deaths S.
leoI.-FIye or six sudden deaths, according to
the Albany Evening Journal, occurred at Troy on
Tuesday.
CLEVELAND OHo--One case. near tho river was
reported by the Board of Health, on the 10th in
slant. There was however some diversity of opin
ion in regard to it.
oUE5Ec.-The number of admissions into the
TWO hospitals on the 9Th inst. was g. cured &
convalsscent SO, dead S; 10th, admissions IT, deaths
.; ilth' admissions 6, deaths 3. Total admissions
1853, deaths 537.
QUEBEc. July l3.--Busness has resumed much of
its former activity. The Cholera has lost ali IL
terrors by the frequency of the cures
MoNrREAL-New cases reported on the 1lth
IO; deaths o. Reported on the 18th, IA cases and
deaths.
MONTREAL, July l3.-New cases 9-deaths 10.
The total number of deaths from Cholera in Mon
treal, from the 9th June 10 the 18th July inclusive
was l2l0-the total number of cases was 37I6
CAUoNEwAGA, Indian Village, near Montreal. On
the 10TH the disease had nearly disappeared Whole
number ofcases 1877.
UPPER CANADA.-In most places in Upper Canada
where the disease has prevailed, it is gradually dim
inishing.
BUFFALO, July 12.-The Board of Health report
cases of Cholera Morbus,-of these four arc
noted convalescent. one symptoms better, and
two without comment.
New HAvEN.-We learn from different sources
that this delightful city continues unusually heal.
thy.-EdS. Cour. & Eng.
New HAVEN, July 10, 1882.
Not single suspicious case has occurred since
the two cases OF the 18th, two extremely intempe
rate persons, the father and mother of Mrs. Nor
thup, who was taken with the disease on her arri
val here from New York, aud who is since con-
valescent.
Doct. Beers, one of the most respectable phvsi
clans in this city, has this moment assured mo- that
no case had occurred since the above, and that
the general health of the city was never better at
this time of the year.
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The prohibition Of North American -four in T.;
ma has been repealed by the Peruvian congress
Nevertheless flour was only SC per bril- OF
board 9th March.
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AIARREEn

On Thursday evening, 10Th inst. by the Rev
Kemp p. Elliott, 6. w. b. PERKINS, ESQ, of James
City County, to Miss SARAH III. Wills, of York
Town.
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1t IS worthy of remark, that not one of the Bish-
ops was present at the final passing of the Reform
Bill by the House of Lords