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neither weal1ens his energy, his oratori- cal powers, nor his moral vigor. He is in truth miracle Of Pfovidence.' ,

 12e Chotera ct SnyrnQ.-ln the brig Curlew, arrived at Boston from Smy rna came passengers Frederick ". Moore, Indy, and ecehildren, and Miss Mar garet E. Hathaway, all of whom fled from smyrna, ,onaecount of the cholera.

 Mir. Moore does not hesitate to state. that the cholera was raging in Smyrna. 10 q very frightful extent; and proba- by the disease had lhla isseser been more fatal in any city where it has existed.- From 40 deaths a day, the number had increased to 300 daily.

 At Constantinople the disease was abating. A letter was received at Smyrna few days before the Curlcw sailed, from an English surgeon in the Persian army, stating that the cholera was making most dreadful rayages in that country. EItracf of tetfei ddtcd Smyrna, Octo-

 Der 22d, 1881.

 "The disease is worse than ever, and every one is looking out for his own safety. Business is out of the question. Bazaars and all shops in the Franks streets are closely shut up; and, until we have a change of wind and plenty of rain, am afraid the cholera will continue.

 s'Cn the Dist the deaths were, ITO Turks, 50 Greeks. l5 Armenians, and l5 Jews; in all, 250 in one day. .''-Bos- ton Ccntsnel

 [These accounts arc three days la ter than before received.

 Bra1il.-Advices from Rio are to the 2d December. The Daily Advertiser contains extracts. ihie provinces, 1t i sis mentioned, are in state of compara- tive tranquility. The excitement has very nearly sabsided. A bill is before the Assembly for the removal of the Capital of Brazil 10 some central point of the empire; and the example of tie United States, among others, is quoted by its advocates.

 Abolition of the Slavc Iraie.--T The Regency publishes that the Assembly have declared free all slaves to be here-' after imported nom Africa. Those who make slaves of freemen are to be sub- ject to the corporal punishment of the l79th article of the criminal law; and importers of slaves are 10 pay 5000 for each, and the slaves shall be transports edagain to Africa by the Government. All persons engaged in or privy to the introduction of slave are considered importers.

 Virginio.-The Richmond 1Vhig of January 18th, in reference to the dis