NEw-ORLEANs, Oct.
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e NEw-ORLEANs, Oct. 4. . The number of deaths by yellow fever is very much diminished. On Saturday (says the Bulletin) there were only six fatal cases. The cool weather has rem dered thick wooens necessary to comfort, and has essentially abated the prevailing epidemic. We fer venty hope that the causes of this deadly inhicton whatever they are, may depart, and be more here, and that we may speedily enjoy, among ma nifold other blessings, that of our usual health.

 The number of interments for the AS hours ending Monday noon. was 4l-2l of yellow fever.

 The steamboat U. s. Mail (late the Iatan) from St. Louis, hound for New Orleans, with full car go, consisting principally of -four, was snagged and sunk about fifty miles below the former port Some part of her deck cargo was saved; but the boat total loss.

 The Bulletin publishes letter from Havana, da- ted the 22d ult. At that time the fever had ceased and the rainy ssason had fairly commenced. The season was expected to be gay one. The Italian opera was to open the 26th, with several eminent European yocalsts. Business was dull, and Ameri- can flour scarce. The quoted prices were $l7t "a SIS per barrel.

 The St. Charles Theatre was to open about the 10th inst, with circus exhibitions. Seyeral London riders, with Herr Cline, engaged Alter the is' ceH,ber the usual dramatic performances are to be resumed.