Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-06-05

tho Reform B and TO poson tho freedom of the city to
Earl Grey and Lord Ahrop for their great pro
pairing and supporting the measure
LONDON, April 27.--The accounts brought by tho os-
t0cue from Pors this morning are rather OF warlke de-
Scnpion but they have received credit hcre.These
eombiued with the very precarious OF NJ Percrs
health, had caused the funds to decline The five per
cents closed on "Wednesday $685. and the three per
cents. AT 69,S5
The advccs from Holland bring no political news of i'm
portance; The Dutchiu had declined little; the two
ami hall per cent? were at A., l3-lOhs.
reports ailoat.
The cholera mobus in London is now reduced to so We
ry few cases, that it is hardly worth while to issue any
more bulletins ON the subject For the last three days
~ 10 new cases have been reported those remaining
have decreased to ~ The commercial world are waiting
with npa,iencc for clean bills OF health to be granted
which. considering the migaed state of the disease might
without any danger have been done long since.
The drawback ON trade, which this state of things
SionS Is injurious In the highest degree, and il hoped
that Government will longer delay 10 extend this act
oil justice to the commercial interests OF the country
ConSos have continued steady all the day at SIS Is
alternately buyers and sellers, for the account and for
money the same.
LoNDoN, Aph29.-The express from Paris this mornno
brings accounts OF the continued ndsposun of NJ CaSsi
! mr Pericr Nj. Dupin has been appointed TO act
or The Minister; aud is now supposed there will be
! no general change.
FRANCE
LATEST accounts Of Cholera in PGriS.--We have re-
ceved letters from Paris 10 the 23d INST in OF which,
Hon distinguished Physician resident in tlat city, we
are assured That from the Eruption of cholera up the
above date 10000 persons ascoaned TO have died
The disease in the French capital alone.
The latest accounts from Paris whilst stating the alate.
meat OF cholera IN the capital describes lis increasing
! wages in the provinces.
The Belgian treaty vet wants the ratification of Russia
ana by way oil compNcaing the difficulties, the BELGIAN
Govcrnorol the territory OF LuXenburg bad been G5l,,c
Ell by Dutch partisan officer, and detained i'm the
fortress OF LuNemburg by by the authority of the King of
Holland
The Cholera, which had all but ceased in london was
also dimlnSn" in Paris; though there it had run much
more fatal course ian in the Engish capital The last
bulletin reports in Paris l93 deaths that day In Lon
don from thc cOnmenceucu OF the disease TO The 2Sh of
April the deaths l33G-t!c cases 25i2 The total
OF deaths in all Great Britain 3229-of cases $50
In Paris, according to accounts previous those by
me North Amcfic the total OF deaths from the commence
OF the malady lth of April 1851 follows:
IN private houses declared at the Macrcs 0S6 in civil
establishments and ospitas 1910; in military establish
Incns' oOo W. do not find in our London papers any
later account of the total cases or deaths and onl
Imperfect and disconnected statements of the daily bulc
u put as from the lith the deaths appear have nn-
ed daily, it follows that the number OF 10000 at which
runor in the London papers estimates tho whole deaths up
TO 26'h April, grossly exaggerated On this head the
London Spectator Of 18th April, says
The Cholera has sonsbly declined in Paris bu, its
rovages, both in the capital and in the provinces are sill
fearful The report for Paris of Wednesday 25h gives
PSI deaths The entire number of persons more or less
severely attacked has been stated, in accounts as
ghas 0O9C0 The exact number of deaths is not know *
1t cannot be much il at all, short OF l. 900. IL is re-
markablc among all the sickness, that only three English
RESIDENTS al Fas are reported The last persons of rank
attacked were Cen Lohau and Count DArgou they have
/ both recovered"
| From the Messenger dos Clambrcs.l
Geographic despatch which arrived three dIVs since
brought the news TO the Government of the treaty be-
tween Cardinal Bcmeti and Count 81; Auairc having
bSen concluded. The treaty brought is in conformity
with the propositions of ambassadors The episode of
Ancona is thus tcrmnatcd the honor of France could
not allow any other issue The evacuation on our part as
we have several times stated will take place snultane
ouSy with that of the Ausans, and after the arrival Of
the swiss, who cannot reach their destination for several
months. We may in the meantime expect that The Bo
ognesc VIII be delivered the inquisoial Justice
oil omc, and did we not 10 Ancona witness this re-
SUIT We say, with regard to the evacuation of Ancona
what we have always cClarcd have too good an oD-
mon oil our Government 10 think that they would submit,
! 10 any arrangement unworthy themselves and us
The reports OF Mr. Perers health arc very conraiic,o
y The only fact certainly know is that ne is still inca
pabe oil attending to his duties Sebastian is said to be
equally Under such circumstances chance or N te
least modification ofthe Ministry, was deemed inevitable
The London Standard gives lists. At the head of the
nst Decazcs, and of the second Guizot The other of.
fees thus filed:
Minister of Commerce 81. D. Arcout NJ u, Arrc.,
do. Marine De Rony
Duni ~!
do Public Instruction Teste of S,ycrio Rover toi,ri
DO. Foreign HI,
do. Caus,l Cord s'''
do. Finance Human Crico
These are reported lists merely, and NJ Pcrricr may
ululnPh over the Cholera and the Mouvoment. For Sc
baSan is confessed that no return of strength is to be
anticipated.
The Chanher of Deputies had been prorogned
ted by Miguel His time will comc.-.N: i. american.
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