THE PEsTILENcE AT NEW ORLEANS.
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NEW ORLEANS PIcAruSE OF 18th INSTANT.


THE ErIDEMIc-Upon the close Of another week have
but few words to offer upon the aengrosng theme Of the
epidemic. The number Of victims carried off by yellow fever
during the days ending Saturday morning, nine
O'clock 402 against 427 the previous week. The total
number of nterments in the city during the period has
been $40 against 533 the previous week. In the above
do reckon those from this city who have been inferred
Lafayette The Charity Hospital during the week ending last
evening shows total Of admissions Of $50 and 100 deaths
yellow fever against AS admissions and 2s deaths the pre-
vous week. The Lafayette reports show nterments
yellow fever for the week. against Ii the previous week.


Thus it will be that upon the whole the number of
deaths but very slightly diminishing, while it doubt
that the number Of treated is diminishing The
conclusion from this is inevitable that while from the Of
victims the reports Of inermen may appear less appalling,
yet in fact the viruence of the fever increasing with the ad
Of the This the usual course Of the epidemic
draw hereo the obvious caution avoidance
oexposue the part Of those who have thus far escaped and
the absolute necessity of watchu attention those
who may be struck down. But above all things becomes
caution non-rcsdens not to enter the city till frost has
eecuay driven away the pestence. For the sake Of hui
manty let Northern editors dissuade those IN search Of
poyne from coming here too early NoGl undcchmaed
enters the city ,oh impnty can 1t be done till
have had killing irost-before which dreaIy interval yet
yawns.