The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-07
THE YELLOW FEVEN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Deaths at New Or1eans, &c.
The statement regaIeDg the expectation Of the clothes
OF yellow fever victims Is generally ridculed and denied
BY the New Orleans papers Of tho 3lst ult.
mum ser Of vessels had arrived below New Cf!esns
since Sunday and arrangements making to put
their passengers and crews in quarantine
and Fort Philip, seventy miles below the CITY. Among
the vessels arrived shps vcksburs Liberty Oswsso
lDgersen, and Slas Holmes all from New York: shIDs
Diana, Casco, and saxony, from ton; and ship Mara
thon and scbr Farne from Philadelphia; ALSO several
from foreign ports.
The revenue cutter Duane at the mouth OF the Mic.
had the fever on board and two Of her had
The BSstin thinks the "yellow fever deaths will not
average fifty daily, ton days hence.D
On account Of the prevalence of the vsr the time for
receiving proposals. for the galveston and Houston
Railrcsd had bsen extended to October
Amongst tho deaths, notice Cathariue McGinn OF
New York, William H. Emory, Syracuse Charles Her.
sey bingham, Mass, Rev. Richard Childers, Of the
The Epidemic I'm Mobile.
CAN'T-GET-AwAY CLHB.
TITS society which organized the other day. (says
tie Mobile Herald Of the lst nst Is going to work With
great energy to It's charitable msion. It has
ri,ge estsblsbment Of Mr. W. G. Wright, opposite the
vest sds Of y: puos square fo, an and
viii bs open this morniog for The reception Of ps
tents. r
Mr. Wright deserves great credit 70. his ibsraty in
this case He has not only given up hin apartment
gratuifously but Also at His own cost has paid other
occupants to vacate their part OF the establishment
We lealn That ample medical mid has teeu rendered
SIatStonss 10 the society Also that the committees
been turned awsy empty handtd. Nnmcars have siven
literally, and tome-suoh Col. Withsrs, Br Carter,
Mr.. John Glib on, Ks &c have not only given what
atksd Of them but have eu0ned society to
call for more whsnever it may be needed
This society Is composed of young and active ele-
ments-of those who remain all the time wishin the
city ard whose sathies always ready
to meet any demand that there may be fer self sacrifice
and devotion to ths public good.
sILEaT AS THE GRAVE.
This phrase may just now be rightly applied to Com
merce street. usually the busiest mart in city but
the most desoAte ond forlorn After 10 A. H. bare
psssenger cart or dray is seen there and 1t
not that here ard there psss the 1oor of
store. yeu fee solitary clerk reading the paper and
smoking cigar nght fancy himself peraincuiaung
change shall come oor the spirit Of .-Aote
Advertiser Aug 81.
We pain to bear Of the death, this morning at
the residence ofW II Redwood, Esq., Of DE- r. A. Ash
buIn the resident Physician 1T the Private Inf mary
Drs. Rots, Ketcbum Anderson. DR.. Ashbrrn had but
recently come amorg US, but by his many excellent
qualities had endeared himself to all who enjoyed the
pleasure OF his acquaintance He fell victim to the
prevailing epidemic, brought on, mort Hsely by his
tr devotion TO tae duties 0f his profession. He
relatives and friends to mourn his untimey end. We
trust TO the kLdness Of friend to do justice to his
memory.-Eteniag Nees Aug. 20.
Report OF intermeits in the city of Mobile for the
twenty -four hoars ending Elk O'Clock p. NJ August 81
yellow iever...... ~
O'her oheafos.....
OF these four wele from the City Hospital aal aine
we're inferred in the Catholic Cemetery.