Yellow Fever.
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We alluded several days ago to the
efforts that are occasionally made ty
alarmists 10 spread terror among i.e
"unacclimated" with exaggerated ia
mors of the yellow fever. The city pa
pers Of yesterday are quite contradicb-
ry on the state ofthis disease at present.
The ''Bee," protesting to give an accu-
rate report from the Charity Hospiia,
says there was l s cases of disease ad-
mitted on wednesday, of which rone
were yellow fever. The "Herald,a on
the contrary says, there were Is cases
ofyellow fever admitted in the hospital
in question, and lit may now be consid-
cred as epidemical." Again the Picay-
'une says at two O'Clock on the day aflu-
ded to, there were no cases admitted,
and that the yellow fever sis not among
us as an epidemic As. for ourselves
we don't believe the disease is in the
city at present, and we doubt very much
whether it will be this season. Tropic.