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From Merico-Il was wih difficulty we could ere. d the last accounts of the irghifl mortality n this city; for it was said that from 900 to 1000 died daily of inc cholera. To-day the reports still ap- paIiing, and the latest intelligence, via Tampco, rep that the daily number of victims s fewer than 1900 Al this the whole city wi he depop ulaied in less than fcor months .--N. Orieans pG.

 The yellow fever was raging nj Tampeo, the 3d ui. 5ut the degree of s Sirnlence is no, siaied

 The Memphis Advocate oi inc Aih a.t. states shat the 1ss, the steamboat Lady Franklin passed that place with cargo of ffieen thoasand elticksRs, aDd aa a unprecedented Duuber of other kiue sOck, bound for the New Orleans market

 Steambcas Bnsnf. f.-Tbe: e:S.sam mboai Ousiatonir, ply ing between this place and the different iandngs on the Potomac River, burn, othe waters edge on Friday nigh, last, whilst she was lying at Lapnard town. Nd. The fire entirely aeeideniai. and so rapid was the progress ofihe flames, that the Captain and crew. asleep on board at the time, with difficulty escaped wiih their lives. We undersiand tie Ousa- tonic gas partially insured. Another boai, Il is said, will be put upon this az the necessary arrangements can be made e.--AierandriaP PhDnir.

 nafrimonial fever is said to be raging with gfeat fury in WeatherseId. Conn. Nothing s talked abonl but love and oniOns.-I5.