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up the tentG.' An OIissr was procured, wh0 read tue riot act end ordered them to dts Derse. The Plaintiff. with some OtheFs. was taken into custody and confined under the preachers stand until the next morning, when he was taken before Justice court. For this confinement the action was brought. The defendants belonged to the Methodist Orderr and justified the imprisonment of the plain tiff, on the ground that he was one of those who had cOnspired to disturb these religious devOtiOns, and break up the meeting. Blythe proof, 4he jury were satisfied that was the plaintiffs object. His connexiOn with the ri- oters being made out. they found verdict for the defendants, iustifying to the full ex- tent, the imprisonment Ofths plaintiff. In alI cases of Riot, if the rioters to not disperso when the riot act is read, those engaged in the riot may be taken into custody, and car- ried before a proper court, for their MiscOn- duct.-BrOOklyn Advertiser.

 Tke Cholera is EagIand.-The latest reports given in the London papers ofthe state of this diSease m the several places in England which had been vSiled by it, up to the 5th of January, show the following suIts The first column shows Ihe new cases report ed Jan 5 the second column the deaths reported that day, the third column the cases of sickness remain ing and the two laet the whoe number of eases and of deaths from the commence e aaenA.