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MGtanzas, April 12.-" The Cholera is ra- ging here with much fury it is impossible to form any correct opinion of its ravages, al- though have endeavored 10 do sol even question whether the Government itself has returns of the number of interments: of the number of cases know it has not, for heard one of the most eminent physicians say to- day, he had not time to report for week past. Business is almost paralyzed, and all who could leave the city, have done so there are some cases in the country, some plantations have suffered severely.

 1.-Two cargoes of slaves, lover lO0O) arri. ved few days since; one ofthen landed her cargo south of this (datanzas) on the other side. all of whom died, although landed in perfect health and the other, few leagues to leeward of this, she most of whom are dead. aud the residue dying.

 received letter to-day from Havana dated the 10th inst. which states. that the number of deaths by cholera the day before was only l0-but adds, that it had brokeu out on the estates tn the southward, and un less soon checked. must ruin the planters" NeaepOrt Mercury. Amt 1oo0eco Soeiefy.-An Anti Tobacco society nas' we are told. been recently formed in the Theological Seminary at New. Haven 1 At one Of the ineelings Of this sncietv, Prof Sillinlan made soma very interOstlng remark a from a hrief abstract Hf which, as contnin., 1 in letter from a member of the sOclety. w, are permitted to make the fnllowi ing extracts

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