Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-05-31
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The spread ofthc cholera was very alarm
ing, ard no specific system Of treatment as
vet. had been ascertained. Still the MORTAL
ty was not as great as 10 Englandi there, the
deaths were 70 the proportion OF oBe-hali, 10
France, they exceed a little one third.
OF political news there is litle Of moment
The affair at Ancona seems 20 iemain for
peaceful adjustment. The report via lay
onne Of Don Pedro's feet having been of
Lisbon, is absurd upon the lace Of IT.
FRANCE.
Paris, April On "a hours from the 9TH
April, ut the same hoBr on the oth, there
were sac new cases OF cholera, ol which 1O9
were males, and S17 females. Deaths not
specified.
Tke number OF new cases, from noon OF
AprI sfh, to The same hour on The 9Th, is
1000, viz: males 635, females 357. Deaths
985. viz: males 253. females 1872. Total Ca
ses from the commencement Of the disease,
1,g23, deaths, 1879.
Paris, April ie-Fhe cholera occupies
almost exclusively public attention here; 1t
continues its ravages with All intensity
which surpasses all previous expectation
The official bulletin Of each succeeding day
goes TO increase the public apprehension. 1t
Is painful TO notice the departure OF almost
all those whose business or relations do not
confne them TO the city From yesterday
noon 10 10 o'clock this morning, we learn
that the number OF new eases, including
those in private dwellings as well as 10 the
hospitals. amounts to ,075, and of deaths to
ASS. II we add to this number those OF The
suburbs, and those which may be expected
10 occur from this hour 90 o'clock I'LL noon,
Al - .uI.U H. Grn.tnr0 npnsptflpa F.aka
out their report, the total number for the "a
hours cannot be less than 800.
The city Of Paris has borne a melancholy
ASPECT for some days. After 9 O'Clock ia the
evening. scarcely any persons are TO be seen
in the streets.
This morning common wagons, employed
in reHDoyIng the dead, are seen IN the streets,
dressed ia black. These wagons, called la
pissieres. have been introduced because the
hearses are no longer sufficient for that pur
pose They contain as many as six beers.
The carriage of Marshal Lannes is also
brought into use for funeral purposes, being
vert large, aud capable OF containing eleven
.~.coiIins.
'The death Of a number Of distinguished
persons is announced, who, if we might rely
upon the statements of certain journals,
would have been considered not Of the class
o tfdbBS W bF httn' W oS OiS ~
mention the following:
The Baron of Montville, Peer of France.
NJ Musset Pathay, Major General of Dl
vision.
The lady Of Colonel Chateau.
Count de Coetlosquet, Peer Of France.
DIR. Leroux, Dean Of the Faculty of Mede-
cine.
DR.. Petit. Surgeon of the Hospital of
eros Gallon.
Paris. April 1.-THE Cholera still contin
ues its ravaaes, but its intensity is a little
aba;ed From Monday noon to yesterday,
tbe number Of fresh cases is 9S5, deaths
$40. The President of the Council contin
ucs 10 grow better and better.
The lumber OF persons of note attacked
continues TO augment. Among them is the
Prince Castelcicaia. the NeapoIitan Ambas-
sador, but his attack is represented as not
very serious. In the Spanish Ambassadors
suite some persons have been attacked, and
one is dead. Madame Perrier, wife of Sci
pion Perrier, brother to the Prime Minister,
died Yesterday OF cholera, as also Nj Bison,
an ancient Project. Seguten, First Presi
dent Of the Court Royaie, and several mem
bers OF the bar are i'll, but il is hoped not Sc
%riously.
Paris, April 12-Number of new cases
during the "a hours ending yesterday noon,
$50, deaths SCI.
Paris, April l3.-The number of new ca
ses of choFera during the "a hours ending
yesterday noon, was 50l, deaths 317 Total
cases from the beginning, 1860. deaths 1913
The convaleseence of Perrier continued, the
news Of which was spread to the Depart
mcnts by Geographic COMMUNICATIONS. A
mong The victims Of the cholera are mention
ed Melville, Peer Of France; the Marquis de
Croix, also a Peer; Gen Coctlosquet; BE
moist, former Secretary of State; the cele-
brated Physician, Baretta; and DebruiI. Pre-
sident OF the Health Commission for the
Districto of Monterguil The Vice President
OF the Chamber is also dead, the Deputies,
NJ. Pages, Gen. Lsmarque, the Duke OF
Morney, law OF Marshal SouIt The
cholera was also raging in Troyes, Nemours,
Begous, Rtu,l. Puteaux, and many villages
in the neighbourhood of Paris The lower
classes still attributed it to poisoning. and
imagined that the choieTahad no existence
BELGIUM. .
BarssELs. April 11-Day before yester-
day the Minister Of Foreign Affairs commu
nicated to the Chamber Of Representatives
two new protocols Of The London conference.
In these the pienIpotentiaries of Austria,
Russia. and Prussia, demand further DELAY
before r%atifying the treaty OF the 18th of
November TO this demand our plcnipo
t~cut,sry has declared himself Unauthorized
o. consent.
PRUSSIA.
EHRllH, April IA Cabinet order las
accome knoVn 20 the pubic directing thai
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