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l Ry the packet ship Havre, Havre papers

 to the 1 1,h, and Paris 0 the 9th of April have

 Choiera in Paris.LThe Cholera was ma. king great ravages in Paris, and all persons who were able were leaving the city. The ] number of new cases reported on the 10th,

 was one thousand and seventy-iiye 1! The Physicians, however. wele almost unanimously, of the opinion, that the maligni. ty of the disease had sensihly diminshed.-

 The hospitals of the Grenier d'Abondance

 and the des BOns H0mmes were to be open.

 ed on the l1th. Subscriptions for the poor continued. { ~

 Only three cases have occurred at Rouen, and there the diseSee has stopped

 ParisSA Aprn 1O.-The Cholera occupies all atten.id It's levages continue in degree surpa g alk Anticipation. New fears are produced by sery bulletin. We regret to witasss thu igra,ion of almost all " Bss business al Connections will permit Jheir leaving tha city. We learn that the number of new cases which occurred between noon yesterday and 10 o'clock to-day, in prlvate houses and hospitals, amounted to 1O75 of which 455 are deaths. IftO these are added a probable nnmter not enumerated up to this time, we may calculate the whole at 1,SOO.

 At Seynes, 2 cases; St. Cloud, do. dead 5: St. German, do. dead 4: Argentuil, II dO. '; Ramb0uillet, 1 do. dead |; Versailles, 19 do. dead !. Paris has presented a n1elan- thOly aspect for several days: after o'clock in the evening. bardly any body is [. be seen

 Since yesterday tapissieFs or coaches for removing the dead have been brought into use. and carry six biers each; funeral cere. monies being out of the question. The cor billiard of Marshal Lannes has also been brought out, which is large enough to hold eleven coffins.

 Havre, April Hive are authorized to in- form the citizens. that proper measures have been taken by the municipal authority, in case the cholera should make its appearance here. All the physicians have been informed for several days, that the hospital is in readi-1 ness to receive poor patients that filters are ready in all parts of the city to carry them. and that medicines may be obtained for eases at home.

 All inc theatres have taken the measures prescribed for defeating the arch-enemy, the cholera, and the precautions adapted are said by the faculty tO bs quite efficaciOus in exclu- ding the monster from these places of amuse- u,ent, which, m the whole, appear to be lit- tie thinnsd of spectators by it's appearance on the banks of the Seine.

 The Journal du Havre says" Tea, cam phOr and bark appear to become most impor- tant articles cfeommerce in consequence of the cholera. Eamphor has risen 500 per ct.. within the last week. 700 chests have been purchased for Paris. Rice, in consequence of the virtue aissibutcd to it, has also increas- ed in price from 30 to 70 per cent. Our mar ket is full of activity, and merchandise Of al- must every description is on the rise."