... Cholera is rapidly decreasing in Ireland. DECREASE OF CHOLERA iN LONDON.-(FOM the .Registrar-Generat's .leport.)-The cholera is slowly retreat- ing from London; but it destroyed last week 1,284 lives, and 19 persons died from the allied disease, diarrhea. The deaths from allecauses, in the three weeks ending Sept. 23, have been 3,413, 2,830, and 2,504, including 2,050, 1,549, and 1,284 deaths ...

... A A ?? ME9rtUSE 4 SA7TURtDA1Y. SE--rsvvf--A 9, 1854. THu news of the week is of some importance, though not in an actively military or naval sense as connected with actual warlike operations. The Emperor Nicholas has replied to the recommenda- tions of Austria, to treat for peace on the basis of the terms proposed by France and England, by an imperious refusal, accompanied by a renewed ...

... LONDON: WEEDNESDA J, SEPTEMBER 6, 1854. Future historians may, perhaps, deem it not un- profitable to compare aud contrast the respective positions of the illustrious personages whose visits to Boulogne have attracted so large a share of public attention. In the Imperial host they will see a Potentate elevated by the free choice of his people to the most powerful of Continental thrones-in- ...

... THE CIIOLERA. jyl DO iGENERAL BOARD OF HEALTH, he On entering upon the duties of this office, the president of at the board at once addressed a letter to the metropolitan lie boards of guardians0 with respect to the arrangements for pre- d venting, wheu possible, or mitigating the visitation of epi- o- demic cholera, now so widely prevalent through London, n. I offering the co.operation of the ...

... THE LOSSES AT THE IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXIaBITION.-Mr George Roe, the chairman of the committee at the Exhibition in Dublin last year, has addressed a cnommunication to the ' Evening Mail,' on the subject of the complaints respecting the loss of valuable articles which had appeared in the Exhibition, in which he states Mr Dargan's in- tention to make good all losses. He states: Although I would ...

... BATHS AND WVASH-HOUSE'S. The committee of the Society for establishing Publie Bath I and Wash-houses, and for cleansing, purifyinL and ventilat- ing the Dwellings of the Labouring Classes, George-street EBotonI quare, in presenting their seventh annual report, have much gratification in informing the supporters of this intitution, thiat during tbe preceding year the establiihment ha3 beeu ...

... 8 1 G :: i 11 -- - - . . - 7 ?? . - ,L * BELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. MEBWS OFFIelCX, The London Board of Trade returs for the motth - August 5, show, an increase in the decared vtlme of yewpe,- of L,377,000 as comlpared'mt trk es ?? yewr of though there was an ?? over the p g'ef ien 01_ LJi,40t3,aao. 'The chlief crssi Stil in meeah Inin ports the chief feature is the diminutiot n foreig a s a 34 four ...

... EDINBURGH GAZETTE-. Win. Stewart, farmer, contactora e Nal etlda «lieczadDmbrecc, parish of Kirkintilloch, Durmbartonsbire-Creditors meet in the Black Bull Inn, Kirkintilloch, I Ith September. twelve o'clock. William Dick, commission mercliant and agent in Glasgows, sole partner of the firm of William Dick & Co., cosnmission merchants sna agents ?? meot in the Globe Hotel, George Square, ...

... board, during the last twelve months, 1 am necessai IU m possession of facts which enable me to enter most cordi- ally into the spirit. of this resolution. In the course of the very apt remarks made by Mr. Griffith, when moving the adoption of the report, he seemed to intimate that the directors should look with more satisfaction to the lMes refused by the office, than to those they had ac- ...

... CARDIFF TOWN COUNCIL. A special meeting of this body was called for Monday last, when there were present-Aldermen C. C. Williams, Bird, and T. Morgan, and Councillors W, Williams, W. Alexander, C. Vachell, and J. Williams. There not being a quorum, the gentlemen present dispersed without transacting any business. A drawing of a new gateway for the New Town-hall was presented by Alderman ...

... STEAM BETWEKN LIVERPOOL AND FRANCE.—It is inteuded to establish a liue of iron screw steamers between the Mersey and the river Lüire, in the west of trance. A commencement was made on Saturday by the launch of a uew trot) screw steamer, nanicd the Loire, from the buil.iiiig-ymil of Mr-s.srs. Tims. Vernon and Sun, at the south-east end of Bruuswick-tlock. It is intended that she shall call at ...

... FRANCE. THE EXPEDITION TO THE CRIMEA. PARIS, Monday Morning.—The following telegraphic despatch has just been received here — Bucharest, Sept. 23nd. The allied troops disembarked on the 14th, some leagues to the north of Sebastopol. The disembarka- tion was completely effected in about six hours. The inhabitants manifested a very favourable disposition towards the troops, furnishing them with ...