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We are gratifed to be able to state that a general decline of the cholera has taken place during the past week in all the towns in New Jersey where it has heretofore prevailed. At Pater- son, where t more recently appeared, the cases for the week ending the 27th, were Il. and 3 deaths. The newspa- per of that place of the 2oth, says the malady is abating, and other diseases were beginning to make their appear anee.

 In Trenton VIC have heard of but one case resembling cholera since last weeks publication. The hospital has been closed for the week past, and the Board of Health dissolved.

 In Newark from the Eth July to the 25th ut. there had been IF cases and IS deaths. On the 27th ? cases; 28th 3; 29th 1, and ? deaths; on the Both no new cases.

 At New Brunswick the Board of Health report no new case at the hos pital since the Dist, and in private prae- tice but few mild cases had occurred and no deaths.-State Gazette.