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Fl %f %@ = ~r. "A -----------z----- F3goa fise ..h. '. Cour. and Eltq. of .lHay 6 Our news boat has boarded the brig Jasper and Ceres, from fIayre, whence she sailed on the 9th of April. The 1 news collector has this moment arrived in town with Havre papers of 4th April, and Paris of the Sd. We have but time previous to the departure oi the mail to say that there had been some serious disturbances in Paris, eaus- sed bY the Cholera. sIE4ey do rot aP- pear to have been of any importance. Fhe Prefect of Police had issued pro elaination in consequence, e9olhing on the citizens to remain quiet. and saying there was ro cause lor alarm.

 There appeared to exist eoRsidcra- ble alarm throughout Trance ia conse- quenee Of tllesexstcnce of cholera.

 Pafis, .8pl7I B. The AIonitenr states the number of persons attacked by Cholera from its commencement until 1 o'clock in the afternoon to be 735 of which 45S are men and 21f7 Women.- There were 255 new cases.

 Ite Ckolere.-i'rom the official ac- counts, made up 10 six Q clock ycstcr- day, it appears that the total number ! of cases, from the 26th ult. up 10 that period, was 365. Some individuals have been attacked at Poteux, Passy, La Villette, and Charenton, villages in the immediate neighborhood of Paris, and seven cases have occurred in the Hotel des InvaIIds, two of which have tcrmi- hated fatally. We also learn that threesme were yesterday attacked by the disease in the prison of the Conci- ergerie, but the cases are not of a very serious nature.

 Yesterday, the Duke of Orleans ac, companied by the President of the Council and the Minister of Commerce, visited the Hotel Deu, where he was received by the Prcfect of the Seine, and tlentered both the Cholera wards, re .mainng some moments by the bedside 1 of each patient, ,convefsing in the kind est manner. On leaving the hospital his Royal Ifighness left G0efr. for thc poorer patients.

 The following declaration has been officially promulgated:--"1'he under signed physicians and surgeons of.the Hotel Dieu, deem it their duty to de clare, in the interest of truth, that al- though this hospital has hitherto receiv, ed the greatest number of cholera pa tients, they have not observed any fact which could authorize them 10 suspect that the malady is contagious.

 @Hotel Dien, March 3t.

 Signed 'Pctcl, Rccamier, Husson,

 DuPuytren, Breschet, Honore, Gueneau de

 Mussy, Samson, Caillard,

 Gcndrin, Bally."