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 versIng Mesopotamia into Syria, and the 1igrls, from Bassora to. Bagdad. On the other, 1t made it's way into Persia. Tn Shlraz, of which the population was 10. u00 there died G,000in the first few days l ispahan escaped in consequence of the caravans being prohibited from cnterinr .,l' city. During sese csssis e ,cs.,s. the eontaglon invaded new countries. or re-aaPPearedinthose which It had previ- ously scourged. Mosul, Beri. Acnfsb. iiiid aa AicePpo were infected, and also plarbeeker and Antioch. It had thna reached the Mediterranean on one side. It also, in the opposite direction. roach, 2 cd the border of the Caspian. Finally, in September, 1923, fl reached the Ras. sian city of Astracan, at the mouth of the Volga. In 1880, it revived in Per- sia With violence, and, crossing the Rus sian frontier. entered Talilis, tllepop,tl;,- tionof which 1t diminished from 30.0O)to 5000 by deaths or migration. In pen- etrating the heart of the Russian em. Plre, 1t pursued the course of the Volea. Between the Gossacks Of the Don and Moscow, several districts were ravaped Ill succession; in that city the appear ance of the destroyer was announced on the 18th of September. having trav- elled from Astrican 900 miles in Ies. than three months. By the 10th Of No vember, 5,5o7 cases were returned. and the deaths amounted to 2,90S, more than one half. In January, 1891, the mala- dy had greatly declined in Moscow. but had appeared, to q limited extent. among the troops marching 10 the re. dnctiono. Poland. The portion, of the globe which it has ravaeed includes seventy degrees of latitude, ono hun dred of longitude.

 The writer from whom we have bor. rowed these particulars, remarks that. with the return of summer, the Russian troops will spread this awful contarion through Poland, and probably over Eu. rope. He calls on the government of Great Britain, which from ifs commerce IS very liable to receive tine Infection. to take measures both for excluding if. and learning the best method of treatment.

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 Perhaps 1t may not be arsiss 10 remcm- Der the Printer in my discourse. He is Tn very disagreeahle situation. He trusts every body; he knows not whom; ; his money is scattered every where; he hardly knows where to look for it. His paper, his ink, his press, his type, his la- Dor and living, all must be punctually paid for.-You Mir. ----, and MT. ---. and Mir. r.--, and hundred others that l could name, have taken this paper a g great sraile and jyear year wives wives and your children, and your ncighbors have been amused and informed, and lhope i'm. proved by it;ifsyou miss ono paper, you think very hard of the printer or post for 1t; you had rather go without vour best meal than without your paper.-- Have you ever complied withtiIc condi- lions of subscriptionq Have you taken as much pains to furnish the printer with his money, as he has you with his papef! Have you contributed your mite to re- pay him for his ink, paper, type, press. his hand work and head worke If YOU have not, go pay him off and sin no more.

 We understand that the reward lov the apprehension of the Bank robbers. has been paid into the court of Cham cery by the City Bank, and that the question now is to whom 1t beiongs.-- The suit of Mir. Bangs is brought to de- eide the question, and is really against the other claimants, (said to have been five in number) though from necessity it is in form against the banls-N k Jr. Qf Commerce.

 fl tough 'Sto,y.-Tle Literary Subal- tern contains line following :--ssI any man, woman, or child, resident this side oi the Cape of Good Hope, or Cape Horn should stand in need of goose. they can be accommodated with one. on application 10 the editor of this. paper. Wci,asconeon OH hand, that was purchased last Saturday, and has been seven times roasted, six times baked, ,and fifteen lines stewed and boiled, and yet the sarcop- hagi that envelopes his flesh, resists the edge of the axe, the cleaver and the knife.

 man who mad cause inroust, sad thatif he lost 1t in the court of common pleas, he would appeal to the supreme court, and from there to the United States court, and from there to Iieav- eli. t nd fhar..s' $ renIicd 2 pentlemat,