New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-03
From The Nsw-o.le.ns PIeaJune. o.. p.

From The Newt Orleans PieaJune, o.. p.
By the arrival Of the steamship Louisiana Capt Smith
have Paper from Galveston T. the -lsi and
Indiaroa 10 the 10Th inst.
The GolresoH Asrs. Of the 2lst inst, SAYS:
stu the sickness continues in city with scarcely any
rerceptille abatement for the last three weeks Il viii be
teen by the Sections report that the uterments s
age four per day notwihsundng the greatly diminished
number Of those SUPPOSED % be liable to take the disease
Ibis strong eytonce that the Infection exists in oar city
with little mitigation OF il yiIulence. Our hope for
relief depends on change OF weather which stu con
tiIUes
Tie HossIo Tsbgropl OF tie same date, has the fol
loving:
We are oraihed to learn from several of our skill
fulIhyscons, whose practice has been most extensive that
number OF deaths last week exceeded that Of the previous
week by five, large number OF these deaths caused
by relaTses. The number Il much smaller
than in the previous week We eannlt expect, however,
HAT the disease viii sbate entirely until the appearance
Of frost, andwe would aga n respectfully advise unaeei-
mated Terons not TO Wit the city until favorable weather
has removed the sources of the pestilenCe.
A letter has been received in Galveston from Richmond
which states that tie yellow fever prevailing IN
that Place very generally. The letter states thar there
were "A al that time, and thd several others had
proved fatal Among the number OF sick vas Judge Glib
senior editor Of The Recoyder No other names are
given This sickness j. supposed 10 have arisen from
IersOu who bad taken the disease IN Houston and afier
ward died in Richmond.
T1eInaianolq BpAetis pubshes half sheet only The
After this ssue we hope 70 have no further interruption
in publication There has been sickness in the fImi-
Of any momhe thus flr ind feel thankful 70 say we are
al again well
The ropid Disappearance Of the epidemic among the per-
population notwithstanding have t. report the
average Of deaths for the week. leads 70 hope that il
really taking final leave. Heretofore our weekly
mortality numbered more or iess OF permanent and vaaa
bic citizens In which particularly the change is marked
OF tie deaths this week learn that several occurred
from gross cdrelessness-in physician was
called for four days and the patient then death
in another dissipation probably duM trsasA was the
principal The late cases who have been properly
nursed have almost Invariably recovered.
TIE H0p,foa Te6grqpl speaks follows Of Gen. Rnsks
ard Judge Aukiim exploring parties:
Gen. Rusk, with bis exploring party il probably
in tie vicinity Of Fort Beknap lie started about ten
days aimee rom Bis camp Fort Worth, and intended
10 proceed directly t. The Peco- opposite III PaO. Judge
Ankrn, with exploring party from Magotnsyille, has
started eastward 10 fnd pass in the Guadalupe mountains
ard The two parties viii probably meet at the Pc
We met with Judge Ankrn several months $50, and
be informed that there excellent route for rail
road from III PGso 20 tie Colorado extending along the
valley 81 tic COnho and crossing the Pocos above the
iorrt head ford II Judge Ankriu should nee. the
Iloring party # Gen Euk the latter viii probably be-
nlled 10 return much sooner than lac anticipated.
Tie epidemic wa siill raging in Layaca.