The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-01-18
Diarrhea. Cholera Morb,,s.

Later accounts from Sunderland, to Nov.
2lst, give the following statement Of the
sick on that day:
Diarrhea, 81
Common Cholera, 20
Malignant do, 9
Ofwhom of the latter died.
The London Courier of Nov 21st has this
paragraph under its editorial head:
I'VE are this day without any official re-
turns of the cholera cases from Sunderland.
The medical men of that town had either
refused or neglected to send the usual COM
munication to Col. Creagh. 1t is probable
that the disease has increased, and that the
medical residents, being fearful of irritating
the inhabitants by making faithful return
of the cases under their care, have agreed
to suppress all information on the subject
Should this be the fact, and the refusal be
persisted in, the Board Of Health will, with
the sanction of Government, adopt other
means of getting at the truth"
The same paper contains letter from
New Castle upon Tyne, which says: The
official account from Sunderland. yesterday,
mentioned Is new cases o: cholera, and
though there had only been one death, the
report was not considered favorable, from
the circumstance of four of the cases being
stated AS malirnant,-a class of cases in
which hitherto there have been very few re-
coveries. Medical men continue to he MS
much divided in opinion as to the real ma
ture OF the diSeasa-one party asserting it
to be Asatic Cholera another party declar-
ing it TO be the English Cholera in its wors,
form, and third party contenting themselves
with an avowal that the disease differs fl on
any thing which they had ever before wit
messed"
The British Government has issued an of
fetal notice of the existence Of the spasmod-
ic cholera in England.
Great anxiety prevailed in Italy in conse-
quence Of the progress of the Cholera.
Letters FROM Malta say that the Cholera
has appeared at Jannina in Greece, and is
likely to spread through that country.
The number of new cases Of Cholera at
Berlin on the 18th November, was 5, and at
Vienna on the 1Ith, %; and at Hamburg
on the 18th, 6.
CREATION OF PEERS IN FRANCE. Thr-
ty-sx new Peers have recently been Great
ed by the King of the French, for the pur-
pose of carrying through the Chamber of
Peers tho peerags bill which had already
passed the Chamber OF Deputies.
An Arab sent to Bona from Algiers by the
Frenrh to negotiate an arrangement with
the Bedouins, had been by them put to
death.
Two ships of the line and other vessels,
with one steam boat, we're preparing in
France to transport 1900 men to Algiers to
relieve the garrison.
The treaty between the Five Powers and
King Leopold, was signed in London on the
18th November, incorporating the "a arti-
Giles of that between Belgium and Holland,
with three additional clauses. Art. 25
places all the preceding articles under the
guarantee of the Five Powers. Art. 26
declares that there shall be peace and ami
ty between the King Of the French. the
Emperor of Austria, the King of Great
Britain, the King of PRUSSIA, The Emperor
of Russia, on the one part, and the King of
the Belgians on the other.
In reference To this recognition, the Lon
don Globe remarks -" what will follow rs