The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-05-30

other places. The whole number Of deaths
in Glasgow aud the suburbs, to the Doth,
was as; Paisley 245; Greenock los; Ed
indurgh 100; Leth Is; Pollockshows So;
Cork 50; Gnngemou,h Is; Perth 80;
Dublin 81; &c. The disease still fingers
in Ely, and a few cases had appeared at
Darlington, Leeds, and other places.
In France, the Cholera IS topic OF all
sorbing interest 1t had manifested itself
in Aisne. Laon, Vervins, scissors, Euro,
Les Andelys, Loiret, Glen, Nord, Douel,
Hazebreuck, 0rne. Montargis, Disc, 'Senl's,
Crevecear, Bsoteuil, Clermont, Fayel, Lu-
chy, Blainvilliers, Verneull, Larthe. Cour-
vile, Yonne, Sens, Joigny, Serigny. Nine
cases had occurred in the vicinity OF Rouen.
NJ. Loyer, Deputy of the Cotes-du-Nord,
died OF the cholera on the 18th. A nephew
of the Secretary General of the Minister os
Commerce, died on the 18th. Mr.. Beraue,
Chef lie Battalion of the Staff, employed at
the depot Of war, and Madame Beraud, his
wife, had died of the cholera. In Paris,
the deaths on the 18th are stated to be 567:
na'aely, 1873 in the hospitals, and 3o4 at
home. From this it is evident that the dis
ease is gradually and steadily diminishing
in intensity.
An extract of a letter from Paris, April
1S, says-"OuI domestic intelligence is
still of a sombre hue. Fires by incendia-
ries occur daily in The departments to the
northeast of Pans. The Cholera continues
its ravages in Lis city; but it is asserted
from authority, to be on the decline, the
number of deahs on the 10th Monday
having been OILY 5l2! A decline this,
thank COP, certainly is-the number OF
deaths on the preceding Monday having
been, it is row admitted, Sol. have no
desire 10 dwell on this most melancholy
subject, an, shall only add that it is now
clear that prsons living in elevated situa-
tions are mGe safe from attack by the NAL
adv than thse who dwell on the borders Of
rive, or il other low or sunken districts
1t appears tat net single case has occur
red in the own of st. Germain- -Laye
while, in is immediate vicinity--at Con-
fans st. Hsorine, for example-the scourge
sweeps off nnuHie rable victims. The same
remark ap1ies to Mendon, in which not
one ease hm occurred, while at Sevres, just
below it, onthe left bank of the Seine, the
! population las suffered exceedingly.
The Austrian and Prussan Plenipotentia-
ries have exchanged Publications, for the
settlement d the Dutch and Belgian dis
pute, with those of Great Britain and
| France.
The Lonion papers of the 10th of April,
! mention that accounts from Lisbon state
that Don Miguel had issued decree, that
all person, who did not pay in their amount
of the fored loan within four days, will be
taxed with double the amount.
letter. have been received from Madei-
ra, stating that tie reinforcement sent by
Don Miguel had arrived there. 1t appears,
however that this reinforcement will he OF
little or no avail. as there was an evident
disposition in all the troops to turn in favor
of Don Pedro and the Queen. whose proc
lamations they had carried from Lisbon in
their knapsacks, and had handed about
their quarters without fear or reserve.
From the Sd to the 9th March, the gates
of Warsaw were closed, while arrests were
made Of the young Poles said 10 be impl-
Gated in the late instruction, who were
sent TO kiow, to be Incorporated in the
Russian regiments. Another account in a
private letter states that those young men
are sent off in tens of thousands to Siberia,
to form colonies to people those dreary re-
gions of perpetual snow and Cimmelian
darkness. The pretended discovery OF a
new plot is the pretext for this wholesale
Punishment Of the flower of The Polish race,
incluhing, it 10 said, not less than 10000
persons.