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of this extraordinary affair. It appears that Poland, in addition 10 the immense force of the largest empire in Europe. has had to contend against the basest treaehery in her own ranks. l have written hastily. and what l have related l have done briefly; but l will write again by the Hext post on Monday, when hope to give you longer ac- count.

 Tn he Russians were said yesterday to be within I2 miles (English) of War saw. The command has devolved up- on Gen. Paskewitsch, who is by birth a Pole.

 Count Gustane de Montebefio, youii- pest son of the famous Marshal Lannes, arrived at Warsaw to devote his iiie. and part of his fortune to the cause oi Poland. He has paid 30,000 fraees ln- to the Treasury.

 Letters from frzenysel, of 18th June, say that instructions have again broken out i'll podolia and Ukrane.

 TheRussis,;, force at Wilma amounted to O.0G0 men, with 60 cannon, which the Poles. with all army of G0,e0e well armed Polish and Lithuanian troops. and 60 .00G distributed tn the provinces armed with bikes, scythes. and mnskets, were compelled by famine to leave.

 Count Paskewitch had taken com lnand of tie Russian arnly.-Prussiaf Sfdte Gazefte.

 The Prnssian State Gazette of the 9th July contains a long article dated from the Russian head quarters, 18th June. giving an official and detailed ac- count of the total defeat of the united forces of Gielgud and Chiopowski. i'll an attack on the Russian troops posted at and around Wilma. The Polish ac- counts claim decided victory in the same battle.

 Cholera Morbus.-A medical council had been recently held at St. Peters burgh, which was attended by 40 physi- cians. Thrty-eight Of them declared it to be their opinion, that the cholera is contagious, and only two n1a:ltained the contrary.

 The cholera ragcs with increasing si- olenee fn most of the places it had reach ed. In Riga, on the 22d, there were 90 fresh cases. and 30 deaths; in Nit tau. from the 18th of May til the 9th June, 1S6 persons were attacked, oi whom I06 died; in Ecmberg, from fhe l2th 10 the 23d ut. there were l,299 fresh cases: 2 ] had recovered and 600 died. According to the aceeeHts from Berlin, the cholera had found its way to Craeow; ard in Jassy {MIeldayia) it was raging to fearful extent; an aver age of l20 persons, in q population of 10000, were dying daily.

 The cholera had appeared at Twer, Jaroslaw, Ncsburcy, Noyogorad. and in the government of Witepsb. 1n the government of Minsk, from the 3ist of March to June. |, 226S persons had been attacked, of whom l2I6 had died, and 926 had recovered. The disease was making friglstfai rasages in Mol david. The number ef persons who died or it in Jassy on the 10th was 95, on the 18th l25, and on the I2th l45. Letters from Jassy of the l4th say that the disorder was increasing, and deaths were 30G daily. The government ol Jassy advised the inhabitants 10 retire into the country, and they were flying in all directions.

 London, July i3.-Thc Belgian de- putation, charged with the definitiye offer of the Grown to Prince Leopold, arrived at the Brunswick Hotel in Jer- myn street, on Monday night, at I2 O. clock. They were received in the diff ferent towns in Flanders through which they passed with the greatest enthusi- asm.

 At 9 o'clock yesterday evening, the Deputies waited on the Prince, and were received with the most marked cordiaity. They remained with his royal Highness till II o'clock. We un- derstand it was arranged, during the n- terview, that the Prince shall be called "Leopold Pre,ofer Rio des Bc.gss." 1t was also settled that the Prince should leave London on Saturday next, and proceed to Brussels by way of Calais, he will then proceed to Ostend, leave a. gain on Monday morning for Bruges, Gbent. and Alost, and make his public entrance into the metropolis on Tues day, at I2 o'clock.

 The Deputation dine with the Dutch ess of Kent tomorrow; Prince Leopold, the Cabinet Ministers, the Foreign Am sassadors and Lord ponsonby are also invited. The acceptance, on the part of the i5clgIans, of the prcliminaries of peace was received by Lord palmerston