The earliest opportunity will bd em- braced.to lay the whole proceedings be- fore oyif readers.

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.YaSRe8te, Ocf. 2J. Chohra. This fatal epidemic con tinues its rayages at Cincinnati and Lou isville, and appears to be awfully des- .tructive on beard of steam.boats from those places. There were.wentydeaths from this disease at Cincinnati during the 2i hours ending October 22d at noon. At Louisville new board oi health has been organized, and more regular, full, and satisfactory reports may be expected. During the2f hours ending at noon the 2Gth of October, there were in the latter place seven deaths, and twentyiwo new cases ot l Cholera.-Bqnner.

 Ger. 30.-Tbe accounts from Penn sylvanla, in regard 10 the members of Congress and of the State Legislature chosen at tie late election, are still contradictory and uncertain. The Plttsburg Mercury states, that, of the members of Congress, II are friends of the administration, 10 are national re- publlcans, and aiitimasons. The same paper of the 18th October says. 'we have seen d letter from Harrisburg which states that the official returns from all the counties are in, and that Governor Woit's majority is about four thousand.7 The Pennsy ylvatlian of a late date eonfdentl, asserts, that s.the Jackson party will have decided ma jority in the State legislature, and will therefore secure the election of d Jack son senatoro in Congress. The same paper adds" Gen. Jackson will have the electoral'vote of Pennsylvania, Ky q majority of thirty thousand and up wards. .7-fb.

 Ertroct from c letter to c gcntleaan in this city, datea

 CINCINNATI, Ger. l9. 1852.

 We have the cholera here in it's most malignant form, and our city wears d gloomy aspect; ten thousand persons slase left4thescit,, and the deaths have been about thirty day for the last week. l have had fonrcases il1 my own family-my wife and child, n young gentleman whom l invited 10 sleep in my house, and serpaht-fhey are all doing well. ] have paid great atten- ton to the history of this disease. ever since it's appearance in America, and the manner iA wbichit has been treated by the most enlightened physicians in our country and Europe, determined to rely on my own resources, should il visit our city. Professor Pattison's let ter is the best that haze read on the subject. Should itvisit your city, do not be alarmed-attend 10 the first symptoms aud there is little danger.n

 sb. .Aopel Erplosion.-It is stated in the Springfield {Mass. Gazette that few days since large grindstone, weighing G00ibs. used in the U. $. Armory in that town, burst into four pieces from 1 tae velocity it had acquired in its revo- lations. A person directing it's move ments was seriously injured, butis in a fair way for recovery.

 Bouienne, author of the Memoirs of Napoleon, and once his private Sccre- tary has been consigned to a Lunatic l Hospital. A Paris paper says .shis in- lirmity would he scarcely detected, fla l intervals and after having spoken at some length, some wild expressions did