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The Cholera is again commencing its ra- wages on the Mississippi and it's tributaries. Ithas not yet appeared, we believe, on this river, although we have heard reports to the contrary. It is very probable that this scearge of the earth may yet finger in this country for some years to come. It is nou known that it existed in Hindustan more than forty years ago. It is certain that a disease which has travelled as far as this has, and with progress so distinctly mark cd, cannot arise from local causes, but must proceed from some foreign substance difiased through the air. If so, it will prob ably disappear after time, and the Cholera will become matter of history.