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The Ysllop Feuer.-From passengers a. :.noard the steam boat Chieftain, latc from

 N' Orleans, we learn that the yellow fever

 1as made its appearance Ill that city, and ... sE0nmenced its ravages by daily immola- |pon ! 0t at least fifty of its population. The |sl'y ' naa been particularly favored during lne past slckly season, (except by cholera) |sg |sSlas doubtless to the continued height of |s'ls IlSer' which covered those places on it's |&f0loers' & from which fatal exhalations miobt ease -saa issued, p, had they been exposed to tic

 sui, The cause then of the sudden ap- is ssalance of this dreadful disease in the p0aa pylne Ol its malignity, is thought to be the ,,;Sr.D ,ST.D'4lon recession of the waters of the Rasa l"el' ieavlng the low-grounds which had teS SeSa !, inundated, the borders of marshes. ria ras M lae declsities of the banks of the IT. F,D sAIa to the scorching rays of the rni' Sa. a ana thus spreading their noxious va Ey's SaslI to that degree, that the atmosphere. 1 '~ 'avush previously salubrio,ls, has become ! y FaVlanIged ngi with the principles of mortaIi-