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NEW YoRK, Aug. Is.

 Healtb of fhe Cttg.-Ihough there was in the report of yesterday very considera- ble accession Of cases and deaths, the ma jor part of them were among the most dls- soute persons, as may be perceived, by nearly all of them having occurred either at the public hospitals or among the pau pers at Bellevue, which IS three miles from the city. Ne have reason to believe that one at least of the three or four respectable citizens who have died have been victims to the false and foolish doctrines of extreme temperance, prapagated by the itinerant Graham. Ne REJOICE sincerely in being able to announce that there Is THIS DAY, a very sensible Improvement in the health of the city, and very important diminution in the number of cases, from 49 10 8; and still better, that the greater proportion of them are in the -Alms-house and Hospitals.

 Jug. 19.-It is with heartfelt pleasure that we congratulate ouf fellow citizens on the decided and rapid improvement which has taken place in the health of the city.

 Health of B8falo.-1'he board of health of Bafaio, under date of the 10th, report thirfy-seyen deaths by cholera since the first suspicion of the existence of fhe di- sease. in that city. Almost every sudden death has been traced to some assignable cause. They caution against the use of quaek medicines.

 The Cholera has made it's appearance al Detroit, and proved fatal to a number, though deprived of the malignant features which marked its progress 10 .32. One of ifs victims was MT E. $. Canning, edi- tor of the Detroit Courier, a young man of superior intellect, who had for some days laboared under a severe diarhoa, and though advised, neglected 10 consult I ply si,Ian.

 Twelve deaths from Cholera have hap pened al Albany, and sixteen at Ponghkeep- sic, N. '. | was very iigHr Ia those cit ies, and equally 50 in New York.

 'phe health of New Orleans, Mobile and Charleston k said never to have been bettef-even in midwinter--than i is at present.