New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-09
THE YELLOW FEVER At NEW ORLEANS.
The Fever still or the Increase e. Politics, &c.

Corresyondsnce Of The n I Tribune.
NEWORLEANs. Friday Morning. July p, 1853
The report of Charity Hospital shows ~ admissions
ami % deaths, during the past - hours This fall
n of in the number Of deaths in that institution, but
in tie city the increase is very great The reports from
various Cemeteries for the past 81 hours is ll7-of
which number % of yellow fever. The reports from
three Cemeteries VIZ Protestant or American, Bishops
on the Ridge and the Hebrew had made report. The
addition of the reports of these Cemeteries will increase
the number TO over 100 Probably The True Deha will
be convinced that there is sickness here. Dr.
Arson declined the Office of Secretary to the Board OF
Hath ard the popular Librarian Of the Public Schools
WAS elected ia HIS place The Boards meet every day at
y o'clock and have gone to work in good earnest, but
they cannot do much to stay the progress Of the epe
d.nic The Crescent Of this morning announces that
the "yeow fever has entered their sanctum, and that
atheir editorial corps has dwndled down to one
The weather is very cold at night. We have had no
rain since yesterday morning. and have some hopes that
We shall have pleasant weather
The Wing Convention meets on Monday to nominate
a candidate for Congress The present member will
probably be nominated. A portion Of the party in the
civ are anxious for the nomination Of Col. Hunt. As
ausiority Of the Wings are usual at the North at
tbs season Of the year. aud cannot return during the
eredemc the Democrats wil have it all their own way
ard elect their candidate In fact. the nomination Of
Hunt would lose us he vote Of the country parishes
FRIDAY EVENING, Juya
Tie hope expressed in my letter this morning, that
a. might have no more rain has not been realized,
il is low pouring down and We can calculate hav
ing our streets overlooked so to be nsvigable for
So iis aid long bDa.s.
Our papers have all made mistake as to the time
rf.s 40 nm Dr.
Informs NE thar they are made up to o'clock in the
morning, instead Of c o'clock n the eyenogi there
fore lie report send you t1s morning should have
beer Tor the "a hours up 20 yesterday morning 9th
TIE reports Of the other three cemeteries make the
lumber Of deaths l24 Of which 100 we're Of Yellow
Fever. The report up to o'clock this morning shows
lC5 deaths-o7 Of Yellow Fever. This is fearful
mortality OUT Of the small population nov have. Tie
Bee r. Iares that there 10000 Of our citizens On
tie Laie Shore The number Of deaths from other
diseases are surprisingly large being about 200 week,
which is equal 70 1900 week in your city With your
Vesent population
The asa twen-y.lo hours show uierease Of 0seT
ffyner cent in the number OF deaths in the Charity
Ho.pd ever the report Of the day preyisls. This Il
esu.ed BIZ tie great change 10 the weather which
. uOfced le-tctusg - PivVi s-A' Ia ~ ~
ereet 10 bic assertions that the filth Of the city mas
ID erc. upon the health, can give one very strong
.lu.ht which is that the large hotels are permitted
20 empty their water closets in the CUTTERS every n.
between the hours Of one and three o'clock NOW all
this 9th GOES into the Seventh Ward-1he " Bloody
Serenhr-the headquarters Of Democracy-Charl'y
Hospital, Stone, Hospital, Circus-st Hospital, Work
House Protestant Cemetery, and Health aud NOT a
Ease Of fever vas known in the Ward until few days
since when the scsvengers commenced removing the
said filth.
The frenen Of our city have been blessed with IN
usual health There has been but few burias In tbs
Cypress Grove Cemetery, which is the burialplAee 0
the fremen. ! met a Fire Company to-day goini
ron their engine hcnse % the residence Of some de