Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-25
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The ship Ha,re, Captain Depeyster, has ar
rived at New York from Havre, bringing files Of
Paris and Havre papers-the former to the 10th
of April, the latter to the 18th, inclusive. The
ship Splendid, Captain Fish. arrived from Bre-
men, with papers of that place to the 18th of April,
containing advices from London and Paris each OF
the 18th, inclusive.
The debate on the question Of ordering the Re-
form Bill to a second reading in the Lords, had
not terminated on the 18th, but was to be renew
ed on that evening. 1t was supposed however,
that the question would be certainly taken on that
night. Our accounts come down to the evening edi-
tons of the papers Of the 18th, BY which learn
that in anticipation Of this most important debate,
the galleries were crowded before o'clock
The Persian Ambassador, Ram Mohun Roy, was
early in the seats allotted to the ambassadors
No doubt seems to be entertained that the bill
will be allowed second reading. But opinions
vary as to the probable majority.
The most important news by these arrivals, are
the distressing details OF the progress OF the Cho-
lera in the Franch capital. The raVages OF the
disease are not confined, as in England, to the
lower classes; the il.fed, ill.clo,hed, and dss-
DATED vagabonds of the most loathesome parts OF
the towns, but high and low, rich and poor, are
alike victims of the appalling pestllence. itwould
seem that there IS something IN the atmosphere OF
Paris, which has impaired additional energy to
the disease, aud it sweeps its thousands into eter-
nifty, as when it first strobe from Asia into the
North Eastern part of Europe. We give below
copious selections from the melancholy details.
together with such other articles OF political and
miscellaneous intelligence as have come tohand.
Between IL o'clock Of the 9TH, and II ut the
Sth, there were $50 new cases OF the Cholera, OF
which 500 were men and SIT women, aud 295
deaths, of which 1872 were men, and IL women.
Very liberal contributions were making IN Paris,
by all who have the means to give, for the relief
oil the poor sick people.
bulletin of the state of the health of the Pre-
sident of the Council Of Ministers, was circu
lated on Change, of the following tenor:
Half past IL o'clock, -" The President of the
Council passed good night. He had many hours
sleep. He is still better this morning. Every
hour adds to the confidence Of his physicians, and
gives the assurance of his approaching conva-
lescence.'
From the official Sanitary Bulletin.
The number Of cases Of Cholera has increased
o-day, but the physicians are almost unanimous
in the opinion that there is material dimlnution
in the malignity of the disease There are ma
nv deaths, but they are principally among those
who have been i'll for many days. The Cholera
at first attacked those most predisposed to receive
the disorder; at present it attacks those sys-
tens containing fever morbifck causes, who resist
it with more siren ,th, and are cured with greater
facility.
Number of persons attacked BY Cholera, and
who died between the 9th April, at midday, un-
til, the 9th of April at the same hour.
New Cases, 1920; Deaths. Ss5.
Total of Cases, 1928; Of Deaths, 1879.
HAvRs, April lot is no longer possible to
entertain doubt a. to the nature Of the disorder
of the persons who yesterday and the day before
were carried 10 the Hospital at Rouen. 1t is the
cholera in all Its severity. One OF the two is
dead, the two others have been saved by the
! prompt,tude and skill with which they have been
treated.
HAvRE, April lit has been said in town
that there has been one case OF the Cholera at
Bolbee, but as yet we have no reason to believe
there is any foundation for this report.
Although the sick taken TO the hospital at Rou-
en- are not yet out Of danger. we perceive with
sa,isfac ton that the scourse which has appeared
in that city has not extended its ravage beyond
those three individuals.
Paris, April 1.-THE Cholera still continues
fts raVaSes, Dut us hitehsi'y - "t'ie aodte"'
From Monday noon to Yesterday. the number of
fresh cases is 955. deaths s56.-The President
| of the Council continues to grow better.
The number OF persons Of note attacked con-
Times to augment Among them is the Prince
C,s,elci, ala. the Neapolitan Ambassador. but
his attack is represented as not very serious
In the Spanish Ambassadors suit some persons
L.vs hssn attacked, and one is dead. Madam
Perier. wife of Scipion Perer, brother to the
Prime Minister, died yesterday of cholera, as
also NJ. Bison. an ancient Project. NJ. Sc
,u;en. First President Of the Court Royale, and
Several members of the bar are i'll, but it is hop.
ed not seriously The North West district OF
Paris still continues least infected. The wea,
Their is still variable. and the heat Of the atmos-
phere very changeable. A letter received this
mnrniog from Switzerland positively contradicts
tina statement cf the Cholera having appeared in
l po.,a and Geneva.