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~ We regret to learn, from correspondent
Of the Aurore, that the small pox or chicken pox
has appeared in Longueuil with v'ruence and
fatality resembling what Is recorded of It's
ravages IN the middle ages. Scarce family, we
are told, has escaped the infiiction; old and
young alike suffer, and more than five hundred
persons, of whom large portion have been vac
cinated, have been more or less affected. The
proximity of Longueui to Montreal, and the lre-
quent communicative with it, being the first
stage on the high road from the Capital to the
most populous and cultivated district of Lower
Canada, render the extension Of a disease of the
kind to all human calculation, inevitable, and
the nhiction of such scourge on the population
of Montreal would be most dcplorable calamity.
Approaching US just at the time when an influx
Of emigrants may be expected, 1t Is one which
every human means should be taken to avert for
both humanity and the material interests OF the
country are deeply involved in the sanatory con-
dition of this city. Montreal Gazette.