THE REV. LORENZO DOW,
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Has left the city of Boston, for his own residence in Connecticut, after having preached here to crowded houses. The Providence Journal says: s.He has his usu- al keenness of expression, and oddity of appearance. His hair is long, and of a sable silver'-his beard which flows to his breast, is white, and his whole demeanor is quite patrarchal. In private conversation he IS unassuming and racy--and exhibits strong good sense. No man, doubtless | i'll the Union, has seen so much of 1t, or is so familiar from personal observation, with every portion of the republic"

 The Cholera had not entirely disappear ed Lexington, Ky. at our last date from that afflicted city. The papers of the 22d of June, furnish list of the victims, so far as they could be ascertained, from the commencement of the epidemic, OH the 2d of June, to the former date. The whole number, whose names are thus furnished, are 375, including 25 in the Lunatic Asy- lum. Of those in the town, lS6 were whites and l04 blacks. Among the names we see that of David c Snow, formerly ei Nashville. The Observer and Reporter of Saturday says, Nsince Wednesday last 1 there have not been, so far as we have heard, more than from four to six deaths a. day, and some of them from old or relaps- 1 ed cases. .o-.NaShgiUe Banner.