The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-01


IN me resthsr slssoAgh At st operstig uaSsvotssy
VIII tas acs IN cases, has exsstsd tayefsss u
sy assic ,sts vi 10 bcps of realization,
st the fai sstroser VIII entirely his rayages
srae sr c'iisns fri ass and kisdred Thes woaa ths
hssrt Ct hUHdads " the tsresvd tee dssoss aaa the
fuass t.z grateful prayers ., tSssssaVag TO the
ssbur Of Gil soSa for tbs Preservation Of thos sas yet
remain of their f.mtes ssa fries9s There IL car:aiy
ia city wis hH no. Loaf ttsEd ari thars
te f@lies foIn nhc ssrlrcis have
net bsea rsnsvsasf soas, net ore rem aas TO raourn
the as.d Tai Ia cad picture AID yet ths worst 70.
Gains unfold. We now hope horever, that tbs trying
which city has witnefsd dsag ths progress
OF the er .deDc, will spssdiy come to q close.
[Frcm tie Mobile Advertiser, Sept gal
We sgsr earnestly renox caution 70 stra5gors ard
sb.ertss to dsfsr coming to the city VI I'll cold weather
The reports Of tina last few days certainly sucour
aging but they afford no Uousa for anything ssyoad
scIe Of continued scasxent in The csaths occurring
:sns those .Lsasy hsre l. Il sss shst savers. stores
this Is on account Of the convslsscsnce Of clerks and
siksrs in charge IT bs borne In mind that svsy
clsls- ssnyalsscsats Aaa to these the Runssr pre-
yiousy accnnatsd, and IL win DO readily psrcevst how
h'ts assurance q safety there Il Tor Jew esnss NJ.
experience OF the present season has proved that ne
length Of residsasenst oven nativity on tn: spotss.
cures exemption We know Of no such sesu.is except
previous sttack Of yellow fever and this Is said to
have failed In fcms instances.
In repeating this csutiop, ne are sustained by the
mani Dcus concurrence Of every old citizen WHOM
have heard express opinion. It cannot DO attributed
tssny nstivs Of self INTEREST unless It bs anxiety to
Of disease.
At the Catholic Orphan Asylum, Wednesday, 2lst
ult Of the prevailing epidemic, Sister Ann de Cnants
fsfa shout 80 oIcs known sHd loved a. Miss Han
A. Spring HILL On Thursday, 18th ul., Sarah Alice &C.
coAd daughter Of Dr. J. G. Mott, aged ysas aAdle
NOS tbs
At the ssns place. on Sunday merning. Enma Mar
saTe eldest daughter Of Dr. J. Nett aged 10 and
oEoahs.
At the same place, Cd Sunday night, Ellen Hayaes,
6Scpbtsr af j.. Mott. avsd yea ard
On Tuesday, the goth uls Edward F. Mott eldest son
Of Dr. J. G. Mott. syea 10 years.
AT NEW ORLEANS.
The vesthsr for the pest two days. says the New Or
leans Bee Of the "a pt, has beeA dsghtfally bscsg
ard hssIthful We have had clear sky, bfsh nan,
and eoo fresh. invgors ting sir rendering cloth
ing ndifI and Md blankets at night in tbs high
est degrees desirable. Such weather. could not be Other
wfe than conducive to health and 1t has boon, i'll
be apparent BY referring to the b.ila Of mortality. The
city 10 nov ne healthy st this season Of the
versa csrfdsrce, and general stampede hauus.
ward among absent frields We hsps (: hsve tho
us 2, sars s ss b sss t
IL Carrotoa night bafoye last We really hope 30 for
we can't have enc ouraeves the nearer we to 60 de-
siIakie yisiter The better.
AT BATON ROUGE.
Forty one cases OF yellow fevsr reported by ds
Board OF Heslsh for tic week ending at O'clock ]? NJ
hour .. lbs Ii. "a sa sn assss we're we're
tbItsen Among the victims was Capt j. d. Morgan,
U. ;. A., who died on Tuedsy Last.
At PLAQUEMINE.
The Young An,es Of tho 2lst ult, published at Pa
cue niue, ssysWe have heard Of two three deaths
ence Saturday last by fever, AID few whica
s Of as an moi
ard Fave to DO that II Is end has been
good while the scourEe is cegostirg sther localities.
Our town Is exceasiyey dull relief association has
just leon altar ed. r
The iztsnents in yictshusg Nis for the TIRES days
ending IN MoIdsy the 10Th ult, were A. Of vhicn SO
The visksbnrg Wing Of Tuesday, the 2oth rlt. says:
The isxsna report tors no dlm!nution or aSsssnsnt
of the disease The dread peslence still hoysrs over,
Business is perfectly srsgrans snd nothing is now
thought Of talked u scarcely BUT the corson Of the
sick and the Of sssisting tina distress which
the terrible scourge he's inflicted pom The weather
nv ssags fo sw days up to sanss and our
occurring ara they Of lasr yps,
Or yesterday, however. tho atmosphere was damp,
nth north who'd. and 1t Ia feared thst the may
TO- tu' nat We are over tbs worst and that lsrssfsr
ge ms, 30 authorized to make more favorable reports
Tho wig gees on to say :-Eroa Ya1o, CITY We have
rLrrirg up TIE waters Of the Yezss, AID yss.erdy
wagon reiched this city from Y-zoo for mustard aad
fs tn IL which iswas stated that the pestsncs
rsgr fssruy sno1g che fev who left ia tbs city.
frora be run ors Of few Ss,s sincs F.on Graed cn
the rsws conld sot well bs fearful taty for
20 snsh Population Ffom Pert Gibson, FaJetse Nat
csez Lske Providence &c, ws hear enough to sstafy
that there abatssent Of the scourgs and from
Warrington We hear enough TO sicken the heart Of
stole.
AT WASHINGTON ST. LANDRY PARISH.
The OpeouEas Courier OF l7h ut has the folio -ng para
graphsThe health Of parsh At the present
Ia very alarming At Washington. yellow fever h raging
gas alone in very unhealthy condition. We have bssa
rfmrsd that from three to i've persons day have died
IN Washington this wssk The panic IL general In Our
towL account Of yellow fever raging Ia
this parish. A,oht forty families have abandoned Ope
logIas in hsts thcss who are here ,s are uDsbs to
quit account Of their Guinness for pscunary INST
terra. 1bs Bell Cheney ard Beaver Cisek SPRING. are
crowded with ctzenr also the hsnks Of ts Whisky
several families have started with tents baggage prov
sons &c Others have gene to Attskspas and backs
boarding schools Of Mrs Remand. Mas O. Berc!sr Ma
Dels-uls, Rsv Thomas Rand Jr and Mr.. Vslsds all
thut up, also sevsra! stores and coffee houses.
AT wooDvILLE, MISSISSIPPI.
The Woo1ville (Aiss Wing Of the l7th ult. says
Sntthrg mere than tre wsets siucs citizens
much stsrted BY report hat tia yellow fever had
here 1t created quite an eIatsment, ard also quite
stampede" week AFTER this another re 5ort vas,
that We had the fever in tom In equencs OF which
tp. oonsiesrsby ". hsal. jsss. that .eoas hall
true that hays had yellow fever ia to IN
but no moro. The gentlensn Who had the fever CDR.
HsndtIsonl We sta rith much pleasure hs, nearly
covered. He contracted the disease at the facsry.
There have been rumors 20 the sfsct that epidemic
was raging here, 90 many d. Ing day. &c, TO- II Is IN
Necessary for US ,sy 70 our citizens cos,zant Of al
raed that II is ory necessary FOR heet With
OF the Rhtsst ills which hoh ID heir TO- in srdsr to
case.u
The sick snes at thu factory all Doing very well 80
We are informed Altogether tbs.e have been 0onstaDx
deaths occurred there this wss but there we're mons
last week, ard the week previous a before stated MS
there were i've making total Of eight deaths at that
place, All the whites excest ore who remained thsre