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Cases 30th June to lst July, 2p.M. 23 Burials to ' P. M. D Cases f9om lst July to2d July,2r M. l3 Burials to ' P. M. %

 By order,

 J. GUTHRIE SCOTT, secy. Several physicians have not reported.

 The mortality among the military has entirely ceased, since they came to La prairie, and were cncamped on St. Hell lena.

 A sG.lii;israll5 sGlii;;issrall5lle5 5 persons have died of cholera. Among the deceased are Ia daughter of the late Col. De Sala- berry, aged 8 years, and John Row, school master, in wliose house six Irish enigrants were cut off in few hours.

 At St. Anne de Ia Perade, half way. between Three Rivers and Quebec, ii has also been fatal. Among the details we notice Mir. ChaFest, aged 7S, late Seigneur of Grontihes, John Perrin, aged 3S, and NiclIolas Perrin, aged 70.

 Single cases have been reported from Bouehervjlle, Sorel, and other places Fin tile neigflborfood; but they are. we believe, in all cases to be consider ed as persons who have fled from Mon- treal, with thesccds of the disease upon them.

 CINCINNATI, July l6.

 Our accounts from Cleaveland are to July II. No new cases of the cholera had occurred. The three mentioned as having the cholera on board the Hen " Clay are eonyalcseent. There is much diversity of opinion about the single case said to have occurred in ICleaveland. The individual was alive on the lth.

 An Extra, from the Detroit Journal foilice, of the Sth inst. states that the cholera is prevailing in that city. The Board of Health op the 9th reported F cases and 9 deaths. Nine of the cases occurred amohg the soldiers, and the balance were citizens.

 On the 10th, the Board reported but two new eases.

 Great alarm prevailed at Fort Ora ]tiot. Out of 200 recruits only 60 re- ]mained, the rest having deserted.- Lieut.. Clay was the only officer who I had died with with the the cholera.

 The N. Y. Commercial of the 9th. dstates. on the authority of a numberof Ieminent physicians, that the cholera is 1abatiag in yirulence. The Board of l Ilealth on the 9tE report Is new cases that had occurred at private residences. and i deaths. q are reported 10 have Edied atthe different hospitals. No case of cholera had occurred in Philadelphia as late asthe lltl. \ respectable physician in Philadel-