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 nunusual mortality withinthe last two

 or three weeks; in reference to whicla the New York Journal of Commerce 1sayseslf f we inquire for the cause of fthis uncommon mortality, it is to be found inthat deceitlul parent of aiseasz Ies, the INFLUENZA. Unheeded as this epidemic generally is, we have little doubt that with us if is more destruc- |tive to human life, either by its direct or approximate influence, tbaII ever the yellow fever was. And yet the one aTded s5= 5=ss tiaisIg to be iauFiicfF at-the other as an object ofterror and dismay.

 The number of deaths in the city of New York last week was l87. This is an unusual degree of mortality for this season of the year; and one of the New York papers attributes it 10 the prevailing influenza observing, that though not formidable disease, in. it- seli,itproyesf fatal in great many cases where, the constitution has been preyi- ously shattered, and will no doubt sow the seeds of consumption in hundreds of others.

 7ac ii D'sy q .algiers.-It is said his hghness the quondana Dey has declaress that the dettIronencnt of CharlesssysL was chastiss1s.en ': ;a!l:cssa:. ..,s:- dence on him for having meddled with the Regency of Algiers! How true is the shrewd remark of BUoNARorrI, that "we always seen the finger of God in the puasshment cf our foes p'

 A family in Philadelphia has been poisoned by eating of cabbage, in which a poisonous worm is-said to have been contained; two members have died lin consequence, and several are yet ves Try i'll. slnstances have been known 0f the small scorpion embowling itself in

 the cabbage, which boiled, as it some- |times is, entire, removes tue chaice of ] Inspection.