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:A FEW THOUGHTS UPON CuoLERA.-- The disease that walketh in darkness ana wasteth at noon-day, is still preva- lent ln different parts of the UnIon.- As we have said, none seem to be ut teriy exempt from exposure to it's rava- ges-----therefore, all who escape, should remember from whom corneth their help.o BURTON has said-ssH How few thank the ALMIGHTY for his preventing mereless---how few value the blessings of lie, until, iL a hapless moment, they are taken away" Is it sufficiently re- alized in those towns which have es- capped, that the arm of the SupREME,- before whom goeth the pestilence--has been held over them for good? While the progress of active trade has been Palsied-w wh!siille the the white sail hiias been turled on the ocean and the coast, and a strong arm laid upon the rushing steamers which were wont to cleave eur inland rivers and lakes, DEATH, with his quiyer ofpoisoned arrows, has stood in all our favored borders, with an arm, powerless, through a merciful Provi- dence, to wing the fatal shaft. Let this be remembered, when ungrateful reflections arise upon the decadence of trade and general prosperity. Letit not be forgotten, how vain, to those who have been bereaved, would be the con soIatons afforded by successful specu- lation, or industry. How many fond aspirations have been checked-ss bow many bright eyes dimmed-how many cheeks made paler' How many have trod the gloomy passages of the dark valley of the shadow of Death. Should not, then, the spirits of the repining, who have been unyisited by the chast- ener, be grateful and still9 Cop has stayed the arm of the Destroyer. HE has spread an atmosphere of health over the favored city, and town-and the Angel of Destruction has been directed to pass on. While the sunshine of Ills mercy has fingered upon one portion Of the land, upon another has rested the clouds of desolation and of death--and in places little distant, and apparently secure, hundreds have sslaid them down in their last sleep" But yesterday, they were alive and in health--to-day, seven as a dream when one awsskettlh, eth, so have their images vanished from out the city, Who-in consideration of these things,--but will lift up his heart in gratitude, and exclaim with the psalmist: 70 LORD, the people fall upon my right hand and upon my left why hast thou delivered me from death, and nay eyes from tears?'

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