Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-30
WEDNESDAY, MAY so, 1882.
OFFICE OF THE N. Y. COURIER & ENQUIRER,
Sunday. May s7-l +. ~ )
late FROM ENGLAND.

sailed on the list instant. VIC nave feCeNeu' w
her, Liverpool papers Of that date and London
of the sOth April.
The Cholera appears, by the official accounts,
10 be diminishing in Paris, but spreading through
out France. A London paper Of the SOth says
il has broken out at Havre de Grace. All the
French Ministers have been attacked. The
Chamber Of Deputies is prorogued.
An article in LIE Constitutional" is OF
very warike aspect The London Times, howe
yer treats it with ridicule and says the credulty
Of the Paris editor must have been imposed up
ON. We should incline to this opinion, Tor It
would seem that the French troops are about eva
cuating Ancona, or at least that some amIcabe
arrangement has been entered into In reiatioh 10
the possession Of that place.
The BeIgic Governor Of Luxembourg has fall
eo into the hands of the Dutch Government
There is little doubt that he would be again gwen
I'm. The formal ratification of the "a Articles
nv Austria and Prussia have been published In
concurrence Of the reservations with which this
act is accompanied, and perhaps the little faith
placed in the acts Of despOtiC governments, 1t
does not seem that it is thought in London, these
notifications will materially expedite the settle
uent of Belgic affairs.
The Cholera continues very mild in England,
but more severe in Ireland. of the further pro-
gress of the Reform Bill, We can as yet know
nothing
PAn1s. "Wednesday Evening, April 25.--I am
SORRY to say that the cholera IS spreading with
fearful rapdty in the interior OF the country, and
that every day we have accounts IN proof OF this
from some new department which 1t has assailed.
Up to this days official reports received IN town,
it has reached the departments of Slene ct Marine,
Siene Inferieur, Aube, Eure, Eure ct Lore,
o;r (Gsp
de Calls. Mar, Aube. Somme, and Yonne. This,
as YOU see, is circle sufficiently extensive to
threaten seriously the whole OF France. At
Rouen, where il might have been expected, from
the. peculjar construction Of that old town, that
the disease would have spread IN proportion as
az extensively as in Paris, only ia cases have
occurred from the 9Th (the first day Of its appear
ance therel to the esd inclusive, from which o2
deaths have rnsued. Up to the 21st Lyons was yet
free from the disease but the fear OF It's arrival
had psralyzed all kinds Of trade, and numbers
of ~srkm men who depended for subsistence on
their dailv industry, and therefore thrown out OF
employment, had utter ed complaints which the
local uttorlties seem too have considered worthy
of some notice. Arrangements have oeen made
20 preserve tranquility, In case OF any disposition
60 renew the scenes Of last December. Circulars
have been sent all over the country in the name
che Kings wish that the LIST of May, the anniver-
,ary Of his Majesty's birth day, should be allow
ed to pass of without any public festivities OF
any kind, his Majesty being DESTROYS that any
thing bearing the sembance OF public rejoicing
should be avoided at a time Of so much mourn
ing.
You must have observed that much greater
number of physicians have fallen victims to the
cholera in Paris than in any other part OF Europe
where the disease had hitherto appeared. Is not
this a proof of communication by contact! a
medical man, who is every day IN the hospitals
among the sick Of cholera. assures me that ne is
convinced he has hitherto escaped from attack
owing 10 the care he takes in washing his nands
immediately after having touched patient Tie
saws he has invariably seen the same euec's from
the practice in all those who have observed IT,
OF three invalid Ministers, NJ. dArgOut has
decidedly the advantage He is getting we'll We
nv rapidly. Yesterday he was even able TO look
over a variety of official papers connected with
his office. There is no alteration IN M. Y re-
rier since Yesterday. The Count Lobau Com.
mander in Chief of the National Guards) IS also
fast recovering from his attack Of cholera, which
was not of malignant kind; but long Inst vi
new victims TO the disease among the higher class
es appears to-day: ,,
BULLETIN OF HE CHOLERA OF APRIL II.
The number OF recoveries in the 10 arrondsse.
rents of Pari, has been fewer to-day than yes
terday, whilst the amount OF deaths has been mt
tie higher this is explained by the mortality which
has taken place among the patients some time IN
hospital The amount OF deaths TOT 'he oay'
from the Goth to the Est IS S9S.
M the President of the Council is, according
70 some, on the whole better; and according to
o,bers. in a state which still causes uneasiness.
Madame Perier is convale-cent. Nj. Paul Perier
is out Of danger. NJ. d'ArgOut no longer causes
uneasiness.
From the Monifeur.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN OF HEALTH.
The disease has remained stationary during the
day. 100
Deaths in the hospitals, &c. Iss
Ditto in their domiciles %4o