Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-05
FROM HAVRE.

The ship Eugene, at New York from HAVE
brings advices to the Goth April. The poia
intelligence is not 50 late as that already recslr
ed by way Of England.
The private letters state that on the Goth there
were three cases Of Cholera in Havre, two among
the German emigrants, and one soldier atth'
garrison; this was the first day Of its appearance
the number on the following day according to
the letter we have already published, appsanU
have augmented to eight.
Business in Havre, it is added, begins to lee!
the effect of the spreading Of Cholera throughout
France. The cotton market was dull, in eons.
ouence of the uniavorable advices received Of the
state Of the English market Flour was also
of dull sale, in consequence oflarge supplies
HAvpE, April a6. AT GRANVILLE, between The
18th and cath inst. there were % cases. OF which
II proved fatal. Three inhabitants OF the place
were included in the number OF deaths Inc
other Id dead were emigrants.
A circular from the Project of Meurthe, to the
Mayors of this department, directs them to make
known to emgrants who wish to enter france
without the means OF reaching Havre, me ohce
tainty of the departure of vessels IN which NE!
NAV sail for the United States.
A few foreigners who arrived at rars' "sH'
i'll clad, dirty and wretched, have, IT'S true Ia.
lon victims to the disease. But this docs not
constitute an invasion of the epidemic Lee
symptoms of the disease so much dreaded ha"
become miIdcr within two days. There Is. mere,
fore, reason to hope, that persons az o's'an.t
should be encouraged by the state OF 'ne ".a'~
Of our reimbursement. In our CITY, ina.
saw in Havre; within the walls; not single cav
oc'Chole,a has vet uccurred-nOt even case "
spasmod,c Cholera has been substant'a'eu v '"'
of the Physicians. :
Cholera at Rouen one new cases "
the Cholera occurred in Rouen on the SSo anu
s5tb of April. The whole amount from Inc eO'a'
mencement there stands thus: Sick, 2o3; cure"
10; dead, 80, remaining, ll3. DAM,
The municipal council Of Deville. near hOu."i
have voted 800 francs for the expense OF se"''N
health. i. ,,,,D.
HAvRE, April s6-We call the whole au 0%.
tion of our government to the deplorab' cOua,
tion of the little town of GRANVILLE, which s
uD 10 us OWL TtSOu'SCoS "'""e' 49, ,,hifk
sician or police, in the face OF scoares WV
rage. in the face of 7 or 800 emigrants' . 4
Iii in vain to deny any longer the auaI .';,ss
the disease. Twenty.three unfortunate u 'SFs.
proceeding from that place, have fallen s'et'r'
since the 18th Of April, and in the space o. e,h.w
shours, the evil has triumphed over easn 0, " or,
We know the good intentions Of the s Ia,t.
e.o, n mr. citv. and the project Of our dspaE,
meut; it is to them that we entrust inc low y. q.
our neighbors; and it is to be regretted u nossru
are reduced to invoke the assistance OF so;v
ment in a case in which the zeal Of the .,'N'
alone ought to provide for the public sa's ,to,tr
In Justice to all, we will say that u's au.. x,.
and inhabitants Of GravIe have done all .. ,ss hos
humanity speaking, possible; and that, AZ " m
pital Of Ingonville, the physicians anu F. ,t,eu
iarly NJ. lie Cachear, have lavlshea ''." d;.t,Dt
t;on mon the sick. But the day IS no! u''. ,oy
when the hospital will not be able 10 re n,tea.e
more patients. the number OF which WI, ~. tho HIT
And where shall we put them them VI" ''''
roads?
Extract of letter dated Haure' aoiA. ,,.ed
Our commission of health have just rsp = SOL
three cases Of the cholera iu our city; one s,0,
dier of the garrison, and two among us en saving
There is no death as yet. They persist Pans
tI,ere have been no cases until now. ,;,tn,ss Of
the disease is rapidly abating' ''e '