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YELLOW FEYrg.--ihe mnb.r of deaths on Tuesday in New Orleans hs sclL,w ie,erwas 90 |; on "Wednesday 3s

 The epidemic, (~ayS the BulIei) is still the in- crease, lhe new are numerous, and the disease exhibits abatement in nalignity.

 The Picaynne of Wednesday, says:

 Rarely have we seen so much gloom, during two or three years past, was manifest in the cOunten- ances ol onr citizens yesterday The number n faces moi cpthed In mournnlg ,ef, small indeed. The death nt several ull and valued residents and the precarous situation o many others. seemed to have excited almost universal sdrrnw. The epidemic, in Ils malienity, has swept 10 the tomb, many who had abundant reason to hope for escape. The fever, II moi rapdly on the increase, certainly not abatins, hu in its work of destluriou, seems lO be reaching lis way To the ranks of those who have been long and well known to fhe community. Among those who have reason to fear ts attacks, the utmost caution and prudence is demanded. \ calm and mldisnayed spirit, united with early and efficient atendance will almost ensure triumph. While, on the other hand, a weak .Cnd timd temper is the best and most faithful ally ot the disease.'