Wilmington expositor. (Wilmington, Del.) 1831-18??, 1832-05-18
FOREIGN NEWS
LATEsr FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
The packet ship Canada, Capt Wilson, from
Liverpool, April list, arrived yesterday, with
i.ontl on dates to March 3lst inclusive.
Great Britain. The second reading of the
Reform Bill, in the House of Lords was. on
FRIDAY evening Harch 3oth, postponed from
II thursday, April 5th the day first feed on 10
the following Monday April 0th This was
done on motion of Lord Wharneliffe, for the
treason that several Peers, who wished to lie
present at the second reading, would be, on the
18th, attending she Quarter Sessions in differ
lent shires.
The general state Of the Cholera in Gres,
Britain rs as follows:
! On the 30,h of March there were 81 cases
| of Cholera in London, "a deaths, 90 recover
lies, and a29 remaining. On the 29ih there
were 81 new cases, AS deaths, 80 recoveries.
and 2se remaining. In other parts of England
and in Scotland, there were, in the report oil
the goth of March, A new cases, &c deaths,
l23 recoveries, and ice remaining. Total num-
lber of eases in London, on the 3oth from the
commencement az the disease 1899, and total
humber of deaths y15.
An Order in Council of March a7ih directs
THAT in every vessel carving persons, including
crew and passengers, to the British possessions
Az ANSith hNiiSilNHf VI w GUY l'pit III AJNl-
ted States there shall be regularly licensed
surgeon. The object of this just and humane
measure is ts.prevent, if possible, the transfer
OF the Cholera.
| r he report that the government was about
TO send vessels in search of Capt. Ross, into
the polar seas, IS said to be unfcunfed.
i LIVERPOOL. hpRTL I.
i The profits Of the Liverpool and Manches
ter Railway, from its opening, Sept. Is, &c
! Dec. 81. 1850, were l4,432i. To June so
1881. 2o,3t4A. 10 Dec. 81, 1881, 4o,783.--
i Total s5,529k
1 Mr.. Van Barren, the United States minister
embarked at Portsmouth, on Saturday, (this
lday) having been recalled by his govern.
i ment.
i There are at present loading at Liverpool,
6l vessels for British North A merica, the ton.
\ mage of which amounts TO f6, $50 tons, and al
British vessels.
4 The grant OF 400. oooL for the relief of the
Clergy in Ireland will be issued from the trea.
sury in few days.
/ # is said thar coal is now cheaper in Lon.
don than it was ever known 10 be by any liv.
ing inhabitant ofthe metropolis.
| France. A paris account of March 2ath an.
Inonnees the arrival of a courier from Vienna
to Count dAppony, the Austrian ambassador
!, at Paris. with the ratification by his govern.
ment, of the Belgian Treaty, with orders tc
: have it exchanged in London. as soon as the
! Prussian ratification shall be there.
/ Another Paris account of the same date
J states there is now no doubt that the Cholera
is in Paris. Preparations had been made al
the Hotel de Dieu for the reception of patients
Seven persons died on the Goth, and there
were SO cases. The disease is in that par;
OF Paris called the city, the most crowded
part.
) Italy. An English squadron, three-deek.
er and two frigates, happened in, at Anco.
: ma harbor about the 10Th of March.
An account from Ancona of March 18th,
: says that a French ship of the line, and i
transport, had landed 1900 more troops, and
200 pieces of artillery. Still more were ex.
Peeted. The whole number then ait Anco-
ma was rising of 5000.
The Austrian troops were moving into Ro.
magma, and the revolutionists were gathering
round the tricolor at Ancona. And vet, saws
a Paris letter of March asth. "there appears
bur little apprehension of war; and it is stated
that Sebastian spoke yesterday as if the re-