The Approaching Cholera

cholera mnkes slow advances westward. In Italy, Spain and I'rance, (at Marseilles,) accordiug to a late report, Ibis dreadful disenso was carrying off ita victima. Excepting a few places, sueh a Alexandria and Constantinople, tíie mortality docs not appear to Iiave becn argc, and even in Ihose eities the disasa is spokon of as abating. The arly appearanco of cholera in London eems to be reijarded there as a foresrouo onclusioD. The Time believes, if the holera comes that way, that " no quarniine, no detentions, no fumigation, no ines of demarcation will keep ü out." nhe only counsel piven is, that citizens bserve cleanly habita, eat suitable food, nd abstain from all kinds of excesses. ■f't. Gen. Joe Johnston of tho rebel ainiy iaa received permissiori to spend fifteen ays in Baltiinore, on a visit to bis sister, be wife of Dr. MeOlona, a woalthy oi tien of that place. Ho has accordinp;ly rrived there, and is quietly living wilh lis sister.