By accounts from Madras, ...
By accounts from Madras, received yesterday by way of Bombay, it appears that the Cholera mzorhas had been extremely fatal there, in the latter cnd of Mlay and the begininiig of June. Ameng the persotns of note who hadl fallei victirns to it, wVere EDWARD WooTi, Esq., Chief Secretary to the Govertament; the Hon. Sir Wir- LINGIIAM FRANKIN ; JoiiH DouGLAS WVIIIvE, Eq., senior member of the Mledical Boarl ; anid Mr. BzNN-. By the 8th of Junie, wlich is the latest date frorn Madras, the virilence of the disorder lia(l abatedl, ieo case havilig Sir CHRis-ro,Pt-EF Pul I-E f,Chief Justice of the Supremne Courtof (alcutta, (lied in that city, of thosame fatal malady, on the 19th of May, being no mole than five weeks after his arrival at the Presidency. Ile hadl presidled in the Supreme Court, at the hearinig of a case, on only one occasion. At Calcutta, however, much of the judicial business is trans- actedl before a Judge at Chambers, and( maniy subjects of complaint are there laid before him in the shape of petitiois. SirCutlT5aToPIteH Pvrva rihadsaf twoweeka at Clharbers, in his turn, as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, wheln the facility atnd rea,liness of his dlespatch of business excited observation, and( gave a favQurable impression of his clia- racter.