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heath of James X. Polk.
Cholera.
NASHVILLE. June

This disease has broken out afresh a.
mong US, if we may Judge from the fear
full list of deaths chronicled for Saturday
or Sunday. Whether this has been owing
TO the great changes in the weather, the
heavy rains and the damp atmosphere, or
proceeds from the disregard of all precau-
tlonary measures on the part of the citizens,
aud the neglect of proper sanitary regula-
tons by the city authorities, for week or
two past, we leave Others TO determine. 1t
IS quite certain, that the disease has in
creased rapidly within the last five or six
days, and we fear it has been owing very
much to the i,nprudence of our citizens, in
INDUCING in the use of prescribed yegeta-
bles.--'St. Louis Republican.
MORTALITY FOR THE WEEK--The alb
stract Of deaths for the week ending on Mon
day the 18th, exhibits large increase over
any former weeks report. The whole num-
Der of deaths was sci, of which 4l9 were of
cholera.-St. Louis Uuion 10th inst.
% At Boston, by the Cholera, four deaths
reported IN one week. In New York, June
18th, torty-one cases, twelve deaths. In
Philadelphia. six cases and two deaths. In
Nashville, forty cases and twenty-three
deaths. In Louisville, forty cases, fifteen
deaths: most of the cases are from steam
boats. Seven cases of Cholera are reported
from Warsaw, Mo.
HEALTH OF THE ATLANTIC CIrrEs,-We
learn from the Baltimore Sun, that potwith-
standing the Cholera, the average weekly
interments in Atlantic cities Just now appear
no greater than usual, and in some cases
actually less.
STRANGE.-We were informed last eve
ming of singular event which occurred in
the western part of the city last Saturday
night.
Some time during Saturday young wo-
man, it was thought, died Of cholera. The
friends of the family sent for brother of
the deceased, who was at the time in the
country, and made preparations to bury the
body on Saturday evening; but on the arri-
val OF the brother, he insisted on keeping
the remains until Sunday. About l2 O'Clock
on Saturday night, while the brother and
friends were engaged in the " wake" the
young woman recovered from her trance,
sat up and gazed with surprise upon the
scene around her and is now well woman.
We have no cause to doubt the correctness
OF this strange statement st. Louis Union.
4HlSS I4DuENO tH bEAD.--NIafiu C.uge-
worth, the celebrated Irish novelist, died at
Edgeworthstown county Of Longford, a
short time since, after few hours Illness
She had reached an advanced age, and the
last years Of her life were passed in her ma
tive village IN tranquility aud peace.
10 We receive intelligence of the muir
der OF party of twenty-six persons who
left Texas some two weeks previous for
California. Two others of the party made
their escape. They were killed by the In
dians at Preston in Texas.
HUNGARIAN DECLARATION OF INpEpEN-
notwithstanding to accounts received at
Vienna, the Hungarian Parliament, on the
18th of April, on the motion Of Nj. Kossuth,
adopted the following declaratory resolu-
tiuns: The first of which is
Hungary, together with Pennsylvania, is,
and shall be, free and independent Europe
an State.
CINCINNATI, June 19.-Busness Of all
kinds extremely dull and weather warm.