Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-08-30
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Three days tater fran, France.
Havre dates 10 July Goth, and Paris to the
18th, both inclusive, were received at New
York by the ships Kentucky and Sarah
Sheafe. The former left Havre on the seth,
the latter on the i9th.
The news is more warlii<e in its character
than has before reached US for some months.
The Austrian Ambassador at Paris, Count
d'Appony, was dangerously sick.
The plague is announced as having made
ITS appearance at Constantinople. The symp.
toms this year are much more alarming than
usual, and great numbers are falling victims.
Inc Cholera was raging in Paris with cen
siderable violence. Deaths on the 18TH 100.
VIZ; at large, 1853, hospitals So Increase
from the previous day, 50. Admitted to the
hospitals, ll3; cured 81. Died of other dis.
eases, as.
Says Paris date Of the 10Th, 'The extra
ordinary increase Of the cholera begins 70 re
vive fears of the nbabitants Of this capital.
who had imagined themselves rid Of the epi-
denic; at least for the present. This second
development of the disease was aniicipated
10y ply sicians who bad observed It's progress
in other places, for instance at Berlin, where
the second visit of the epidemic was more Sc.
we're than the first.
Paris, July 1.-THE increase of cholera
during the last days corresponds most unfor
tnaateiy with the high temperature of the
atmosphere, which day before Yesterday
passed SO deg. OF Reaumur, and is to day at
the same INTENSITY.
There rs general complaint that the mca
sures taken by government on the first ap
pearance OF The disease, were too suddenly
discontinued.
Paris, July 1s-Tn every part of France
The heat as excessive. At Strasbourg and
Isle, the thermometer rose to 25 70 degrees
oil Reaumur. AT Besancon it even reached
26I2
Paris, July f9lh.-Two companies are
mentioned to day, which, have been formed
for the purpose of taking the new loan of one
hundred and fifty millions of francs. One is
composed OF Rothschiid Brothers, 5onas Fla.
german. Blanc Colin s. Co Pillet Win s. Co.
Andre Il Cott:er, DANES Lfebore & Co etc.
| The other OF Hot,iDguer s. Co. Delessart &
Co RongmeHt, dc Lowenberg. Barring Bro
theirs, and many other English houses
fdr's, July l9-Cur government has re-
ceiTed courier from the Hague. with de-
spatches from the Marquis of Dalma,ia -
They annoance that the abinet of the Hague
mas received the reply of the conference TO
ats projected treaty but that il still persists in
refusing to aceede to the proposition of the
five powers. Private letters from the Hague
add, that the King of Holland has lust recei
we'd intelligence from Prince Frederick Of
Holland, dated at Berlin. which indicate dis
position on the part of the Prussion govern
ment, to sustain the Dutch cabinet in the
course Which it has hitherto pursued And
IN treth, when we see the Austrians and Pms
slans on the point Of establishing themselves
on the Kline, II is not surprising that all con
cession is refused, since il is certain that
those powers will assist the Dutch, the mo-
ment France shall render aid TO the Belgians
In spite OF the uncertainty in regard to the
tate OF Belgium, the King of the French per
severes IN the intention of giving his daugh
te' 10 marriage to King Leopold, hopingthat
the alliance VIII add responsibility to the new
realm, IN the view OF the King of Holland.
ana give 1t greater chances of permancnce.
IL IS now said that the marriage viii take
place on the 9Th or 10th of August.
1Tta July GA French courier has mass
ed through this place, on his way to Rome.
for the purpose Of conveying to Vi de ST Au,
laire the reply to the nete of the Roman
Court on the subject of the evacuation Of
Bncona. IL is said 10 be of an eyasiye tenor.
The French Cabinet give il to be understood
that 1t is impossible at this moment TO com
ply with the wishes Of the Pope, bat they
hope for more favorable period
Paris, July ls.-For some time past, much
mas been SAID concerning the ornaments al
Brest and IOulon All the other seapor,s
are likewise full of activity II would seem
that we are actually preparing for conflict
both by land and sea for we are able TO an.
| n"unee as a certain fact, that considerable
order tor taastets aad other fie arms has
| recently been executed on account OF the 20
vernment The barrels OF these muskets
were made in France, the stocks in Belgium,
ana The other parts in other places. The Or
ders were distributed in this manner, ia or
der to elude the notice Of the public
Furthermore, the department OF Marine is
on the point OF contracting with a house in
Paris, for considerable quantity of sea fur
MtGre, such as steam engines, cordase.
! coal, sc.