HEALTH OF NEW-ORLEANS.

NEw-ORIEANs, eth Sept.
Messrs. Dwi@ht, 10Unsena & Walker,
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NEw-ORLEANs, eth Sept.
Juessrs. D'cight. Toscnsena 4 Walker.


Gentlemen--IIaving promised to write
to you at all times, when had any news
lOf interest to communicate, and aware OF
the anxiety Of many of your readers, at
this moment, as to the health of their
friends here, have great pleasure in sta
ting to you, that although sickness prevails
to an almost unprecedented degree for
several hundred miles around us, the city
continues perfectly healthy. We attribute
our exemption from the calamity thus far,
Ito the prevalence of the blowy weather,
from the Southwark and Eastward, ac-
,cempanied with healthful temperature
of the air, and our anxious hope, IS that
these blessings may be continued unto US,
until the season for bilious fevers has pas
sed over. The accounts from Natchez
are truly distressing, not one instance hav.
ing occurred of recovery from epidemic
on which account the medical men were
themselves leaving the town. BY letter
from a tavern keeper, received by thu
Natchez mail of yesterday, we learn tha
his was the only I'm left open in town, ant
lit would be shut also in three days, BY
which time he calculated that four peopl,
slthen in his house would be dead and buri
ed. The mortality in Ohio and Kentucky
lin districts Of so healty repute, that man,
of our citizens had fled thither for shelter
a lis really alarming and the symptoms ant
5 appearances are unequivocally those o.
yellow fever. hope the good folks a
New York will be saved this year from
another race to Greenwich. remain,
Il Gentlemen,


Your most obedient servant