The reports of cases and deaths at Wash ington are very defective.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

 Dr. Waterhouse, of Boston, very clearly shews that cholera, as 1t now prevails, is an ancient disease-having been mention- ed by Hippocrates and other Grecian phy- sicians by Sydenham in 1669 that it has oeen noticed, from time to time, from the earliest records of medicine. He biects 10 the word !" Asiatic " as applicable to Ii, and takes the opportunity to add the following note, with reference 10 that word

 l" Mir. ] O. Adams, who sees every thing with precision before he speaks, moved in Congress to drop, as improper, the epithet Asiatic, as connected with the cholera: but his motion vas rejected by an assembly in which he IS

 s' condemned to drudge Without an equal and without judge "- GrSince our last publication, we have received accounts of eases ef cholera at Inc places named below at some, howey- CT, perhaps only a solitary case. The re- cord has been made for the simple purpose Of showing the ground covered by the dis ease; and hundreds of cases have happen ca at solitary farm houses, as well as at other places, not yet mentioned by us. Massachnsetts.-ht Southb ridge.

 Rhode-l Island At Prov idence.

 Connecticut.-At Bridgeport, New Ha- ven.

 NewYork, (state. )-At Brooklyn, Sali- na, Barnegat, Athens, Kingston, Utica, Oriskany, Wampsyille, Rochester, Sche- nectady, Poughkeepsie, Williamsburg Elatlands, Colunhiaville, Stuyvesat Land Ing, Whitehall, Norman's Hill, Durham Tille, Schoharie, Buffalo, Sullivan, Cock. sackie, on Staten Island and Blackwel's island, Rush, Lenox, Cocymans, Albany ll6 deaths in the weekly

 ew-Jersey.- Paterson, RalIway, Newark

 PennsyIvana.-In Chester county, in .he areat Valley, Nicetown, Knngie's mlii, Forreslyille, Bethlehem, German. town.

 Delaware.-New. Castle.

 Mary! a .--At Snowhiil-many cases on the line of the canal, near Hagerstown ---from 10 to I5 of the aborers, chief, Irish, have died daiIy-Frede rick, Cam bridge, Easton, Wye, and some in Hart lord, Cecil, and Queen Anne's counties phlehy persons of color.

 sirg inia.-At Hampton, Fortress Mon roe, Richmond, Smithfeld. It is bud al enthusiastically among the blacks.- The disease appears to have entirely ceas ed at N folk

 The cholera seems to have nearly ceas ed at Fortress Monroa--5S cases, in all had occurred of these 25 had died. 2 .s soldiers, ? white women, white chil dren, and 9 persons of color.

 Nortl-Carolina.-E Elizabeth City.

 iilinois.-Sixtecn cases of cholera an Feared at Galenas but only one had proyee

 