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HEALTH.-The New Orleans Board of Health report l65 deaths from the lst of July to the l5th- fourteen days. The Bulletin estimates the population of the city 500 900, and states that large DOT ton of the mortality was among those who are not enumerated in this number. In evidence of this fact, it Is stated that 29 deaths(and most probably A otf- ers)-are classed under the head of unknown. The greatest prevalence of mortality is among those from the ages of 30 to 40. Five were between GO and 70 two between 70 and 80, and three between 100 aud no. There only twelve cases fever, including all types. Of sudden dea,hs articno mortis, sun stroke, &c. there twenty-one which large num- bcr is accounted for by the almost unexamped heat of the season. There was also one death of pair oi twins, with the exact conformation and connexion of the celebrated Siamese twins.

 In New York, for the week ending the 3I, there were only IF deaths. Population exceeding 300, ,- 900. In Philadelphia, during the same time, there were l30 deaths-population exceeding 25O, 900. In Boston, there were 16-population somewhere abou, lOO, 900. a.a i atf i.l .Hsi4s

 In this city, for the two weeks ending the 18th inst lhe number of deaths was IA. or these five were in fants, and two were in the city Hospital. as-