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HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs.-The report ofthe Board of Health for the week ending Saturday, 9th instant, inclusive, is most gratifying. There were only 52 deaths. 35 whites and 17 blacks. Of these p were children. New Orleans has present DO. pulalion of more than 100 900. We doubt if d city

 in the Union of its size enjoys better health than ouI own at this time. Among the 31 causes of death enumerated in the report, not of yellow fe is mentioned; and cannot learn that oue ex- ists in the city. The pleasant changes from exces sively hot to bracing weather, occasoned by the north winds we have had lately, generally premoni. produced any thing bat saluary effects. It is yet premature to predict continued healthy season.- Every thing certainly indicates n.-[New Orlean, Tropic.