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Poisoned Cheese.-Last Saturday evening, says the Reading Gazette number of families, W ho had eaten at supper ofsome English Cheese, purchased at one of the stores. were attacked after, with violent vomiting which in some instances, lasted without intermission until the following morning, accompanied with considerat e pain in the storn- ach. Timely medical aid brought about the resto- ration of all the persons thus afflicted; though not until after much suffering by them. The Cheese was remarkably fine looking, and had an excellent taste: but it IS supposed to have been mixed, in some way, with poisonous substance. The opin- ion of several medical gentlemen is that the poison was generated in a metallic or earthen vessel, in which the milk was placed, during the process of coagulation.

 Loco-Foco Bank Regulation Washing. ton Union says that the Loco-Foco party will properly regulate the banks" It seems to us that Loco Focosm in some of the States has about the same idea of regulating banks that the Irishman had of trimming apple trees. Pat went out in the morning to trim large number of trees, and re. turning, at noon, was asked if he had finished of work. Mo- said he, but Ihace cat Aens len. dOso' and dTe going tO tyim thea this afi7noEAFs ,..'.#iru2' .'t T., Louisville Josvr ,

 Riuers Rising-Accounts from tt.1n,,ae tta, neau- state that the Kanzas and Little rivsG7nish- high and still rising. The bottom lan;ca Missouri are entirely overfown, and greaSoye arti has been sustained: The Illinois river was ,ll and dingly low from Peru to Beardstown. A suddei.a and heavy rise had taken place in the Ohio, from Cnclnnatti all the way down. The weather at St. Lotus has been excessively indictment, with con- stant succession ofran, and quite cool for the son.

 9o-Kentucky papers mention the death of Hon. John Pope, one ot the ablest uaen in that SEam.