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THE CHOLERA IN PAR

The ravages of the disease are not
confined, as in England, TO the lower
classes; the III fed, i'll clothed. and
dissipated vagabonds of the most Ioatb.
some parts Of the towns, sbut high and
low, rich and poor. are alike victims Of
the appalling pestilenee. II would
seem that there 10 something in the ut.
mosphere Of Paris, which has impaired
additional energy to the disease, and il
sweeps its thousands into eternity, as
when Il first strobe from Asia into the
North Eastern part Of Europe.
The death Of q number Of persona
ges are mentioned, who might, from
their situation in society, be supposed
out Of the reach Of the epidemic. We
may mention:
The Baron de MontvilIe, Peer of
France; M. Mvsset Pathay, Chief Of
Division 10 the Department. Of War;
the Baroness de Varange: the Lady
OF Col. Chateau; the Count de Coetios-
quet, Peer Of France; DR.. Leroux,
formerly Dean Of the Faculty of Medi-
cine; DIR. Petit, Surgeon Of the Hos
pital If eros. Gallon; and many other
medical men Of Paris and of the de
partments less known.
Among the latter, are some who were
attacked in the mail stages while re-
turning 10 their houses; and here we
may remark, that large number Of
attacks have taken place in the public
stages, in consequence Of the fatigue
OF travelling, which. by deranginE the
ordinary mode Of living, predisposes
the system to receive the disorder.
Paris, APRIL 1.-THE Cholera still
eontinuessits ravsges, but its intensity
10 little abated. From Monday noon,
TO yesterday. the number Of fresh ca.
ses is 955, deaths $50. The President
Of the Council continues 90 grow bet.
ter.
The number Of persons Of note at
lacked Continues TO augment. Among
them Is the Prince Castelcicala, the
NeaPolitan Ambassador, but his attack
70 represented as not very serious. In
the Spanish Ambassadors suite, seine
persons have been attacked, and one
10 dead. Madam Perier, wife Of Sci.
pion Perier, brother to the Prime Nj.
mister, died yesterday Of cholera, as
also NJ. Bison, an ancient Prefect.-
NJ. Seguien, First President Of the
Court of RoyAle, and several members
OF the bar, are i'll. bat it is hoped not
seriously. The North West district
Of Paris still continues least infected.
The weather 10 still variable, and the
heat OF the atmosphere very changea.
bic. A letter received this morning
from Switzerland. positively contra.
diets the statement Of the cholera hsv
ing appeared in Berne and Geneva.
PARIs, APRiL I2.-Nun,ber of new
cases during the % hours ending yes.
terday noon. S50J deaths Sol.
PAIRS, APRIL I3.-The number Of
new cases Of Cholera during the "a
hours ending yesterday noon, was 8O4;
deaths 3I7. Total cases from the be.
ginning, 1906 deaths eOI3. The
convalescehee of NJ. Psrier continued,
the news Of which wss spread TO tke
Departments by Telegraphic commu
niea,ions. Among the victims Of the
q .hOlera, are mentioned NJ. Melville.
Peer Of france the Marquis de Croix,
also Peers Gen. CoetlOsquet; N. be.
moist, Former Secretary Of State, the
celebrated Italian Physician, ~. Bar.
rstta; and NJ. DebrIil, President Of
the Health Commission for the District
Of MOnterguil. The Vice President Of
the Chamber, ~. Srgnier, l. also dead.
The Deputies,-M. Pages, Gen. La.
narque, ihe Duks Of Aiornsy, son in
law Of Marshal SOuIf. The Cbolera
vas also raging 10 Troyes, Nemours,
Begous, Real, Puieaux, aud many vii.
lagos "a the neighbOrhOOd Of Paris
The lover classes still attribute Il 90
poisoning snd imagine that the Chole.
- had no existence.
IMPORTANT POREISN INTELLIGENCE
PassGgs. II fhs Reform ma on ne ~.
eo'd reading Exchange Of Rof,6.
eafiOas by PTussiS and .7usirie.
The Josephine, Capt. Britton, from
belfast, arrived ~ New Yosk on the
evening Of the cath instant. bringing
Belfast papers 90 the cath April. asd
Leudon dates 10 the 9lst.
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