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 terday afternoon the packet ship Cana da, Captain Wilson, arrived from Liy- erpool. We have received by this con veyance our usual supply of English journals and shipping lists. The dates from London and Liverpool are of the 3lst- March; the Canada sailed on the following day.

 Cholera ise Fsaece.-The Cholera, it appears, has broken out in Paris. The spot where it is stated to have con- fneneed, is an island on the river Seine, and very densely populated by the low CT classes chiefly. It is not probable we think, that the ravages of this dis. ease in France will be more serious than they have been in England, for al- though iii the former country people live in more cireumscribed space, their general habits of temperance are much greater than those of the same class in the latter country. We per eeive mention made of ono case of Spasmodic Cholera, at Calais, but in the intermediate space between that place and the capital it does not seem 10 have been noticed. The London journals continue to give the official ac- counts of the progress of the disorder in Great Britain, but beyond that. it hardly exeites their attention. An Or der in Council of the British Govern. mcnt has been published, directing that vessels with passengers bound to this Continent shall be provided with me sdical man and medicine chest. 4 very necessary precaution we think under present circumstances.

 Count Orloff, the Russian diploma list, had arrived at London from the Hague, and Itis again stated with much confidence, that the ratification of the 2l articles relating 10 the separation of Holland and Belgium is IS about to take place. We have, however, received so many similar statements and been so -often deceived, that we shall attach lit tic value to the present, until it comes through an official channel.

 There Is nothing further from Anco- na, although the occupation of that place by the French is still a fertile sub ject of discussion among the news papers.

 Reforns Bul.-The second reading of the Reform Bill, which was 10 have taken place in the House of Lords on the 9th, was postponed at the request of Lord Wharnclii1e, to the 9th April The reiormers seem to consider this indicative ofan intention on the part of Lord Wharnclitfe, who had previously voted against the bill, to give it more favorable reception in its present shape; indeed the Marquis of Londonderry isiai;'iy said tssiatt tssiatt lie lie supposed Lord Wharnclitfc asked for the postpone ment, because he and his friends had not yet had time enough to seduce votes for those wavering counsels they had lately shown in the debates.

 Ihc Cholera. - LONDON .-Remaining at last report, 226, new cases, 64; di, cd 34 recovered, %; remaining, 227 9 1; total cases from commencement, I720; total deaths from commencement, 9l5.

 Cholera in France.-PARIs, March 2Ss-There Is new no dcubt of the eho- 1era being in this city. Ten persons have already been removed to the Ho- tel dieu, where preparations are made for many more. Seven persons died of 1t yesterday, among whom was the cook of Marshal Lobau. The autopsy of five bodies took placei in the presence of 3S medical men and of the Minister of the Public Works, M. d'Argout, by whom, no doubt is entertained of the existence of the malady.

 The Government, in order 10 prevent the extention of the alarm necessarily consequent on the report, endeavorcd this morning to contradict it, but con- tradiction was useless. The medical board has been assembled, in order to make all proper regulations.

 Some of the members of the Cham Der having expressed an intention of alluding in the discussion of this day to Its existence in the city, it is said that they have been requested not to give it undue publicity.

 Yesterday we received intelligence from Amsterdam and the Hague 10 the ss5th inst. The Dutch letters md pa pers have completely changed their tone. While Count OrIotI remained at the Hague, it was confidently assert ed that through his mission the mad;6- cation of the 2fth articles required by the King of Holland would be obtain ed, without which concession his Ma I