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Latest iron, Europe. -Thc packet ship North America, Captain Macy, has ar rived, and brings us Liverpool papers to the 3Ist December inclusive, togeth- erwith copious files of London and pro- yincial papers to the latest dates.

 The Presidents Message reached Li- verpool on the 27th of December by the packet ship Slas Richards, Captain Holdredge. It is highly spoken of in all the London ard Liverpool papers. Sevefalofthe London papers, the Morn ing Herald, and Courier, &c. copied the Message entire, asmost unusual cir |cumstance.

 The extension of ife Cholera hior- bus in England constitutes chief tea- ture in the intelligence received by the North America. We copy tosa consider able extent, the reports in the London papers on this subject. It will be seen. that at Sunderland, the place where the disease originally appeared, it had been almost s,lhdned. and 1t was anticipated that in a few weeks, 1t would be entire ly extinguished. In Newcastle, the ia. tality of the Cholera continues about the same as at the previous accounts. Up 10 the 9th of December there had occurred in all, 246 cases of which l0l recovered, and 93 died--leaving of the sick g. At North Shields few cases had occurred, but attended with ex- coeding mortality, nine having died out of eleven taken sick, between the 10th and 27th of December. At town called Gateshead, where there are said to De some disgustingly filthy streets,'