Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30

CONFUSION Is prOpOru0naoiy uim'hisheu'
Secondly, the abatement OF the cholera IN the
metropolis. which from its commencement had
excited such apprehensions in the country. as to
deter great numbers Of the provincial dealers and
shopkeepers from making their periodical visits
TO town TO make purchases From this cause i'm.
mense quantities Of goods have remained IN the
warehouses that would otherwise have been sold
by attracting the eye OF the vsiters that were ne
yer thought OF by written orders, and as the sea-
son is row so far advanced, the sale of the more
delicate fancy articles will be in great measure
lost The comparative GOODNESS OF the weather
hitherto, has, however, prntracted the period Tor
wearing the hablments Of winter, and c"ns'-
derably greater amount Of spring goods have been
purchased during this week, than was calculated
a fortnight ago.
The cholera has broke out with great virulence
at Hayre de Grace. and great number OF the
German emgrants from the borders OF the Rh'ne,
who had arrived at that port with the view OF en-
barking there for America, have fallen victims TO
its ravages.
LONDON, MAY S0.-The French papers OF
Thursday april 26) contain nothing OF interest,"
except some farther account OF the cholera, whose
intensity is happily diminished, and rumors OF
change of Ministry, which are yet too vague to be
made the subjected speculation or reasoning
We have not yet received the papers OF Friday,
which are now due
All the Poles who had for long time been re.
sident in Gottngen, with the permission OF the
Hanoverian Government, have been suddenly
and Unexpectedly arrested, on the demand, 1t is
said, Of the Emperor Of Russia The police, &C.
companad by cavalry force, repaired to the
house of each individual, and seized their papers
and books, which have been sent to Hanover
CHOLERA IN IRELAND.
LIVERPOOL, May LIN Ireland, and esPe-
cially in the capital, the disease appears to be
making considerable progress On Friday ] IL
new cases were announced in Dublin, and the
deaths from the commencement OF the disease
amount to 226. The mischief is considerably
increased by the absurd prejudices Of the people.
who resist the ATTEMPTS made to remove infected
persons to the hospitals, from an impression
that their bodies are used for anatomical purpos
es. In Cork the disease is making frIghtful pro.
gress. On Thursday last II new cases were re-
ported and IL deaths, making, from the day on
whichit first broke out, 548 cases, and loo deaths
ITALY.
| A letter from Ancona of the 14th says" The
aspect of this town has, within the last few days,
become entirely changed. The French officers,
maintain an extreme reserve. From the moment
the French banner was withdrawn from the for
tress the tri.coloured flag has been displayed
from the windows of the citizens, as it to console
the French troops, who appeared to feel humil.
aed by the suppression OF their standard, but
these have now disappeared, and the town has as
sumed an air of sadness. General Cubleres had
ordered all the young men who are not do'nicil-
ed to quit Ancopa without delay. These unfor-
tuna.e patriots knew not where to fly; and must
fall into the hands Of Adams court 'martial.-
The troops of the Pope remain within few
miles of the town. 3end suffer nothing to pass
They stopped at F1smicine oxen. which we're
to have been delivered to the French in pursu-
ance Of the contract The villagers have be-
come so exasperated IN consequence OF these RI
gorous measures, that if they are persisted 'n'
very serious disorders may be apprehended. A
French officer arrived here yesterday express
from Bologna. Three hundred men of the 9th
Regiment have just been embarked on board one
of thu ships belonging to the French squadron
Their destination is not known.