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Disastrous e6ects of Temperance Reform in Ireland The following unusual information is taken from a letter written by gentleman of Dubn to the 'Leeds Mercury"

 ssOur public hospitals bear abundant evidence also of the improved health ofthe people. Twas informed lately by young surgeon, that the want of broken imbs &c., is severely felt as subjects for young prac- toners; also that there is greatly increased diff

 cuty in getting bodies for dissection In our larg- est hospitals there has been but one case of deum trenens (whskey fever) for several months ras and even that doubtful one, although formerly it was not uncommon to have twenty or thirty at one time. Deaths from fever have been much decreased''