... CHOLERA, ITS CAUSE AND CURE-M. MAYREW'S I.,I OZONE THEORY. - We have received the folldv nngcorresoondence which paesed between Sir Edward Boroigh and Profeesor Aldridge on ahe 3ubjeot of lir. Maybew'e strango letter to the Daily News, in which the abominations of filth are suggeoted As, preventives againat cholera. Mr.'Mayloaw appe~ars to have'ruu chemically matl on this ozone theory of his, ...

... I r 4 I . ?? I - - , I ; ,j-9 , ..xe w - cm I !DUJLIN, SATURDAYi, SEPTEMBER 9, 1854. THE CASHEIER . L J I NT PERY. We, aresincerely sorry for-it, buit thei'atter can. not be helped inow;., The Commmnderqin.Chief of. the iritish' army-ehe who .was but yesterdy so :universaluy respected-who~throughott a long~series of-years had filled- sonme' of the highest 'and most 'hionr ,e offioes ii. tbe ...

... -'..VTOWNS IMPROVEBONT ACT. The6 fo1&ln4l#- an abet to ths provisions of this act, wicdh'van ps Aee d an act to nlak ?? f draining, ?? reg~,,tula 011 Of °I. e a e that th Uable under sh~l~p~ ~ ~Pp58tej hOPT6412, rqarket~town, or sacttoasenetaente'iriuetn8'0f~ra Population of 1,50Q m'nnal valas a s, i3 'aftjr s weiored, and teholder,., Shall ebal ae i flodgar horapaor of any-lands or tas ...

... BY eLECTRI G, .b. = , ! I BY BLECTBICI TllGR.P' .} ?? , ! L ,?RP, ?? 5' ~, ?? C'Fasm r~as eecond ediion of tGia'Tiqes) FnsANCcn-PxEns THURnSDAiY Evrio A letrd r ceivedl'rom a TI'renb,cgeneral, at. nir o a a St. Arnaud, says- We are to embark ou the 2d. ?? 'tid`ber, thrteedays Aft~rti' ep6 lts6il ae]addo 'the coast of the Crimes. On'the 7th a great battle wiW i e fiough~t;',ndlonithe -16th ...

... |TaE BREAP RIOT IN NOTTril+AM-HE MILI- I - . TIIY CE OALLBD OUT. : I NbOTrNsrsa, TaSsDAYX.- The'lower parts of the town wera tolerably quiet yesterday, until towards evening, when ssvetal mobs began. to aeemble. in Gelding-street, Parlia- ment-street, and aed Lion-square, the people fearing that the military (the 7th Husears, now quartered in Nottingham barracke), would be called out, and ...

... ROYALTY AND BROTHER JEONATHAN. In amusing incident occurred last'week on board of the se Fif $ry, royal yacht, which serves to illustrate the kindliness -condescenslon of our Qaeen. u Wr. Natliat'l'hmpson, jun., marine eng~ineer, forraerly i Or-I thej gnuployrrent of tltg Collins line of American steamers, b. recqotlyt brought to this country a very interesting and in-~ e genlons isivestios, ...

... THE FRENCH EMPEROR ADPRC AT BRUYERES. RT I ^ Qa- _ ?? no . LI BOULOGNE, Seam 7 --The military spectacle Of n day, as you will bave loaroei from my telegrapbj: h- ester. t ole place On the plains of Bruleres, Bear dt. Oaesr pat&bb idea of the difficulty of approaleing this place froe, ulogne o7 r CDalais may be formed from the fact, that, to j'r0i i3^logee peror's enel Prince'a hordeea to the ...

... T E W. . .. THE EXPEDITION AGAINST SEBASTOPOL. Dispatches have bean received from Vienna, Marseilles, and Paris, with news from Constantinople to the 81et August.' All tbe troops and vessels had quitted the Bosphorus, and the expedition was to leave on the 2nd September. Tbe Duke of Cambridge and Prince Napoleon have procseded to join the expedition, against the advice of their physicians, as ...