Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-29
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motion Of Earl Grey, it was ordered to be com.
mitted on the first day after the recess.
The Cholera In the village Of Ffnnieston,
the disease has been particularly viruent-total
cases so, of which ten have terminated fatally.
In Ruthergien, on Tuesday and wednesday,
there were7 cases.
Granpenomh The Cholera Showed itself
here on the 18th. in most malignant form, and
has made fearful havoc in respectable family
named Connochie, late harbor m aster. The mo-
Their, two daughters, and nephew, have fallen
victims. Total cases to 18th, IS, deaths z, re-
manning 8.
Perth-In the week ending 10Th April. new
cases l6, died 6, recovered 6, remaining Q. To.
tai cases "a, deaths SO, recovered 80.
Hull. April 1--we can no longer resist the
conviction, that this horrifying pestilence (Cho.
lera) is in our neighborhood, If not in our town.
medical gentleman, who had gone from this
place, on Thursday, to Goole, for the sole purpose
of obtaining information, and who returned last
night, has informed US, that, when he came
away, there were nine cases under visitation, of
most awful character, several of which, he pre-
sumes, have been by this time fatal. He saw
one woman, Yesterday morning, few days after
she had been taken i'll, exhibiting. in form most
distressing. all the asserted symptoms of organ
ic arrangement he never before witnessed, and
perfectly corresponding with the statements Of
The most authentic writer's on the subject.
Lesds.-The cholera appears to be approaching
Leeds. Several cases have occurred at Selby.
On Thursday the Leeds Board of Health order
ed that vessels should not be allowed to pass up
the navigation from GOole, which are not supplied
with certificates of health. -Inteligencer.
Dariing ton-The cholera has made its appear
ance in Darlington. There have been IS cases,
some slight, some severe. and three deaths They
have all occurred in Park street or its immediate
neighburhood. The faculty have offered assist
ance free of expense.
Eh.-The cholera still fingers in Ely. but there
have been few fresh cases this week, and the num-
Der of patients now i'll do not exceed 10 or L.
A few cases Of cholera have occurred in villages
near Ev. and on the borders Of Huntingdonshire;
and il is little singular that the disease should
be pursuing its course in a north and northwest
wardv direction, as IN its route from Sunderland.
We do not hear Of single case to the south or
east Of Ely, except Of the woman from Witchman,
who took the disease at Ely.-Camjridge Chro-
nicie.
In Ireland-Hubhm- From the 18th to Goth
April, incusive-New cases AZ, died Of, recov-
cred 0, remaining 30. Total cases 95, deaths Sc.
Cork, .4prH 19-The number of cases since
the commencement, IS (of which 90 occurred
since Wednesday nisht,) SO deaths. Is Of them
on rhursday,) 8 recoveriss, and "a remaining.
Mas, .4prH 10 New cases 5, died 8, reco-
vered ], remaning0.
cambridge, .9prH 1s.-New cases 2, died 2.
recovered O, remaining 1.
D,nyanaghy, co. Donegal, AprH 49, cases,
deaths.
Ramelton, co. Donegal, .4pri 49, cases. 2
deaths.
Belfast. .4prit 90 The brig Transit, Pots,
which left Warren point on Sunday, for Quebec,
With 100 passengers, put into Belfast harbor on
Tuesday, the cholera having broken out on board,
two women and man having died, the master of
the vessel being in hopeless condition, and two
other passengers dangerously i'll.
France.-The Cholera has manifested itself in
the following places since our last accounts
Asne, Laon, Vervins, scissors, Eure, Les An
delys, Loiret, Glen, Nord, Doue, Hazebrouck,
Orne, MuGtargis, Disc, Senlis, Crevecear, Bro.
teuill, Clermont, FayeI, Luchy, BIanvlliers,
Verneull, Larthe, Courvie, Yonne, Sens, Jogny,
Serigny.
Nine cases of the Cholera had occurred in the
vicinity Of Rouen.
NJ. Loyer. Deputy Of the Cotes- .Nord, died
Of the cholera on the 18th.
A nephew Of the Secretary. General Of the
Minister OF Commerce, died OF the cholera on
the 18th.
Nj. Vincent, who was attacked by cholera, has
completely recovered.
The Viscount Lemercier is out of danger.
Mr.. Beraud, Chef de-Batailon of the Staff, en-
ployed at the depot of war, and Madame Beraud,
his wife, had died Of the cholera.
Colonel Lapie is very i'll.
A letter from Troyes, of the 10th inst, says:
&c Three persons, a man and two women. have
been attacked by the epidemic and conveyed to
the hospital Another woman, who is attended
upon at home, has also been attacked by the cho-
lera."
The French papers are principally occupied
with the progress Of the cholera, and structures
upon an offer Of ls,oOo francs (e4sO) by the
Duchess de Berry, to relieve the Parisians in
their present calamity. This donation has been
promptly refused by NJ. Bondy, Project of the
Seine. which has irritated the Ultra Papers very
much. while the Liberal Journals pour forth all
manner of praise upon the Project for his spirited