The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-04
Telegraph.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Foreign News. ----
OhOlera in Paris Stationary.
ChOiera on Board the Steamer
Atlanta at New FORK
from BresI.
FOreIgn NeRs.

NV foRK, Nov 3.-The Times tbi,t
mat should Earl Russell fail ia forn,i4,--
Ministry a coalition between difFsrs-l -.
ons Of liberals viii become necessarv -
Lord Granville viii probaolv b, IN, -
unSer whom the greatest number Of ne-
viii serve.
Political news unimportaat-
American advices received By steamer,
hsa iittie or no effect upon our market.
stationary
The Emperor visited the Hotel Die, ],
satisfy himself that proper care was be-
slowed on the cholera patients.
0arrbaldl had declined tie noninatie,.
TIE Itslian Parliament offered bv the
Cotton sales to-day l0.aao bales.
| WAsHINsToS, Nov. 3.-The plan for fund
ing the national debt ut So pr cent. ipter-
| Department
The report that the President hal with
drawn the government advertising from, he
/ per. ~
NKw YoRK, Nov. S-Ths seourre ON
| board the Atlantic.
The Commercial says the disease has
been imported 20 our shores. Al this time
We don't think any special alarm need be-
ielt. IL oehooves US 90 prepare Immediate
" Tor this scourge; not a day IS tobe iost.
London, Oct 22.-Ihe Globe SAYS ID is not
in a position TO state the precise chsrscter
Of the ministerial arrangements, but no Oh
stacles prevail in regard to them. ana tbst
a satisfactory formation Of the ministry IS
expected.
The Observer says that nothing definite
VAL transPire until after Lord Palmerston'.
funeral as little change as possible will BE- Z
ment
II is stated that NJ. McEde. the Papsl /
Mihlster OF War, has not resigned. hut has [
OBTAINED leave Of absence. The PapaI army 4
Is reported muoh disorgauised.
Nav loEK, Oct 3.-Cottou duh and
prices without decided changc-57 for mid
ding.
Secretary Wen, viii urge, in his forth
coming report some Congressional enact I
men, Tor the promotion OF meritorious naval
appointees.
God shade frmer. opened al I4sss IA.
yaneed 70 1875 and deciined TO 1853.
Nav YORK, Nov. S.--A special meeting Of
health commissioners was held at noon 10
day, IN consequence Of the reported pres
ence Of cholera, 10 draft a memorial 1oetion-
ing the General Government for The use of
Sandy Hook, representing the necessity of
rigid quarantine in the several ports OF the
country 20 guard agaiust the introduction Of
cholera TIE authorities Of New York ar.
without proper place % establish ausran-
,lne 10 meet the anticipated emergency. I
They earnestly request the General Govern j
nent TO grant Us temporary GUARANTEES /.
srouud owned by the General Government
hAsHINGtoN, Nov. 3.-The Iutellieenccr
ays tie Secretary Of State is engaged in pre-
barring reply 20 the dispatch Of Earl Eus-
Iell, regarding the proposed commission
Indicated in his Lordship's letter 10 Mimic
er Adams for adjudication Of certain ,
.laims sgainst the Government question
4 issue said to have been considered az
everal Cabinet meetings.
INV lORE. Nov. 8.-Later accounts FINN
be cholera-rhe steamship Atlsuta stetss
hat the passengers Of the Alfalfa number 3
ng hfty-tEo, were principally Germans.
kept the cabin Of whom there were fortv-
ighI.
The vessel had taken nearly ell the latter
London and part Of the steernge paesen- -
ers, but she stopped At Havre where mofc
assengers were received. The person who
rought tie ehOlsrs on board, came from
lsvre. On the LIST day after the Atlanta
ent to sea, one Of them, child, attacked.
led the following day. Others became sick
Immediately but the desease was confined ! 4
1tirely to Storage. None Of the cabin
assengers were in the least degree effected
y 1t. The cases Of sicsness Numbered as
reported elsewhere from so 10 GO, and
iere were Is deaths. The steerage nas-
myers did not know til they arrived At
lis port, that the disease was that which |
is.
They did not know that il was cholera. 81,
pine Of the more Intelligent among them =
lppected it but the doctor withheld an I y
)sltive information, fearing the effects Of %
Ccltement. Il is thought this accounts for 2,
le fact that only Is out Of the so persons 81
no were exposed to the disease died Of it. n
assengers manifested but little excitemant I "a
ter they learned the nature Of the dis ~
Ise. The dead were buried soon after
ley breathed their last. The health officers
ere conducted to the steerage between
ne and ten o'clock. There was no lirht
intern, and only one Of the passenge
uld be seen at a time. They were not
parated, bat in births, as they had been
aced when taking passage. Nine or ten
ere sick; two, II no more. were in a state e'
convalescence; others were in the FIRST 81
age. There we're no unusual sights hat 10
y persons were groaNing. This evening
e assistant health officer ordered the At "
nta to lower bay, where sha now is
The hospital ship known as the Florence -,
ightingae has been ordered to her station. =
ID patients will Be removed 10 her aud g.
ssted on board "
La.er intelligence is from Dr.. Watson, n
BIO has charge Of tbs patients on the At y
n'a. The number Of deaths up TO three 9
,l0ck, p, m was nineteen. The number
eases on board at that time was more y.
an twenty-five. n