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r. haps unfounded alarm. -.Nat. Bon,,er

 From tte Argus.

 CHOLERA MoRBUs AT MaBrLr.-xyo ardently desire, without daring to be. lieve, that the following intelligence is incorrect. 1.-Two persons arrived here from Mobile, (says the Tribun,) NC have their names-brings the news, that the brig Jesse, from Liverpool, brought with her disease into that port, of which ainc persons were attacked, five oi which died within the space of l2, l5 and 2O hours. The doctors declare that IS the CHOLERA MoRnHs.''

 From the Lonisiann Courier.

 Nc feiralncd from mentioning in our last number, the unpleasant news brought We understand, by passengers, and also announced in letters from No bile, that the Cholera .Mor5us had been introduced into that place by the Bri- tish brig Jesse, which sailed from Liver pool on the 2Sth of December. But since the other papers published in this city have spread the report, We will on iy say q few words on this subject, which we hope will tend to calm the apprehen- sions entertained by all classes of soci- ety. His worth while to remark, that the brig Jesse is said to have imported the diseaseto Mobile, and that thatvessel ieit Liverpool on the 28th of Dec: how Is It, then, that the North America which arrived at New York, and which left Liverpool on the evening of the lst ot January, four days later than the Jesse did, has not furnished any infor- nation on the subject of that disease; whlchmust necessarily have preyailedin Liverpool on the 2Sth of December, if It was imported from that place into Mobile by the Jesse? The New York Courier and Enquirer, as well as other papers from that city, mention Liver pool dates to the time of thc departure of the North America; still no allusion IS made in any of them, of the Cholera being at Liverpool, whilst, at the same time, they contain lengthy details of the 1 ofthe places where that plague i rages. :.

 We arc inclined to believe that the gentlemen of the faculty at Mobile, nave the character of the disease l they term the cholera. Re this as # l may, if the bad weather of last night. has not retarded the progress of the steamboat which carries the mail. we will know in the course of the day. what degree of confidence must be pIac- ed in the report current.

 NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 2i.--Several of the papers of this city have noticed the existence of the report, that the Gholefa made its appearance at Mobile. Not having sufficient evidence to give such report increased currency, we refused il q place in our paper, and ihiak that others should have pursued I similar course. Such arcport is well calculated to effect most seriously the city by creating unnecessary alarm and perhaps to subject to quarantine all yes sels that may leave our port-for other countries. We should be very sure of the fact, before admitting lhe existence of such a scourge ir our vicinity.-.Mx. ] Adv.

 