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" EsTFTELD, N. J. July l2.

 Last evening Dr. Osborn was cali. ed to the family of Mr. Vcrmule, resid- ing near Plain6eld, about five miles from this place. Four out of the fami- ly had been taken yesterday with the New York cholera, ard all died last night. Neither of the persons taken, nor any other member of the family. have been to New York, nor to any oth- erplace where the malady was raging. Mrs. Nermule is among the dead.1

 These are not the only cases that have occurred in New Jersey. Several spo- radio cases have appeared at different places. We regret this morning to find, that this disorder is officially an nounced in Newark, where four cases have occurred ii, all, two of doubt ful character. Its appearance in Phil adelphia was mentioned on Thursday. No new cases had occurred there. ac- cording toroport of the board of health made Thursday at noon.

 N. B. Since the foregoing para graphs were in type, We have received the New Haven Advertiser of Friday morning containing report from the board of health, of two cases of cholc- "a in that city. They are Mrs. Nor thrup and her daughter; both of whom left this city on Saturday. The cases are mild; but are pronounced decided cholera by Dr. Hooker, who visited the hospitals of this city on Sunday last, in company wilh the New York Medical Council. Mrs. Northrup resided in a house in this city in which two,cases had occurred previously to her departure.

 From the .h. r. Commercial .Aaveyfise,

 The Geneva papers mention an a. larm in that village, in consequence of a report of the Asiatic Cholera at the village of Seneca Falls, few miles east of the former place. A Commis- sion of Physicians was despatched to Seneca Fails, which, after examination, reported that the deaths in question were of cholera mofbus. But they state that the cases were of local ori- gin-that the causes were apparent and abundantly sufficient to produce the disease at any time. 1t appears, by a neighboring newspapers, that the per sons had been engaged in cleaning a very filthy cellar.

 DETROIT, July l9.-7ze Cholero.- Since our last, this epidemic has nearly