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Tue Cholera.-Great alarm seems to prevail in some of the neighboring counties, iii consequence of the fatal violence of the epidemic al Pulaski and ShelbyviIle. We hope however that similar violence else- where will be prevented by anticipation and caution.

 At Pulaski, the epidemic has ceased, and the Beacon, whose publication was sus- pended for three weeks, has again appear ed. This paper states the whole number of deaths to have been 69, of which 2l were whites and As blacks.

 At Shelbyville, the disease has subsided, chiefly for want of subjects. The follow- ing is the last information we have receiv- cd from that ill-fated town.