The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-11
AZ Mobile.
From thu Mon In Adxeyti ser EAat Al


We sts ct yesterday That there proDs OIL much
nc. Mobile - fhe has Say time Ma
(oeevsd fsr hat t,ce srttep) mo . snan COO
q jsetore. In tks frvt pl.Sc it u gene ally
senitt6 nst the dea h here much f. s-r orcpor
tor 10 hr OF han the, hsve neso Ia
CRY. Tbs ~hoe number ~ iot@rnen Ed y
'ory three. But there c,hsr ed oiffo
ost~seD h. -ituhtens o. he cities Fr Ne o.
Esrt tnefe |, a. mean o. for ths buis he
population Who uesoe to iucnr tbs expaore ~
ovs; som. itmot~ pein. There l. DO back latry
~h'ch tIey retuef rsser thai toe poy d. If
-tutbes1 EEeistip,i With Mobile tss vefy Off
teieDt To ssy uosbi0g q sie watering oscss sn1 IT.
igse TIE bay Il Cit ele ard the Railroad n
tb. eessbb hro .ua rrr e'orts Of -p log Hut hadi-
al rhse pl,ce Of refuge there is the Ehc.e
ali prefer he irc0Dvt n.hce Of nrat 10
the RIB If cissse AL tnas family las - d. u der
thee CT cumstsnc-s i to sitno'aS feV niles fror'
the Gil With al sssu soce OF comparative eae'y p'o
weed they not t-ss the Of the disease Sih
then /, is imue advantage 20 e.soi by hue
for which her ctizens have good re. pe
actually iv'pe 10 tte woods NJ This time ard walg
tn'oush Ne CT, at evening VIII give evidence OF tas
osps ton q i,H iatsb ants IN IT'S nvmbsr OF
dwellings, 10 be net sish in every quarter
Il Is not easy TO estimate the populstion rama.'ng
are IN tosee d ans Il arr deducted. We should
snppote however that az present IL hardly cd
twesvt 'ho,sano. surp0ite the population Of Ss~
Or ssDs 20 b. s-.eety hse thousand Che vary o~sst
estius'e Wat we have sem and y0bsby far below the
reality forts three deaths in Mobile would De equ7a
lent 10 t~o huJaseo snd sixty In that city
csr h'ch has been exreoed- II We remen. Ger rshy,
oily once
We do present estimates for the pcrposs OF
creating ss,p On the CONTRARY we selieve there IS
mrch ground 10 bore, uDeer Prcvden;e, that the
d,stsse has iDcIessso repidv 1t have lady
STAINED its maximum, and that its de cline may DO
ms rhed BY q c0ue-poL cling fspi2iy
Ii IL due, however t. the destitute euderers that
theii tue coocitiob should be known AID 60 tha
naming residents What the burden of the de
nALds Of charity should " shared h absent ral
sew citizens who will doubtless realize their resp ,nsi
hit, IL this matt~- ~ soon as the facts ara made
known. We know that IN spite Of the heroic Efforts
that have been and still making by It's De-
pevolent there 10 HIl mucn suffering smopg the poor
for lack Of attention nursng and other necessAries
DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER
MAYORS OFFICE, CRY OF MOBILE /
Sept. 1858 !
Whereas In tint Of unusual siicuon customer
ARD peculiarly proper for all communities where this
peo pie acA ledge their dependence Amight, God
Isct His HAND IN the vlsari0os that Acs the
chioren OF men 10 seu spsrt Gay to BE- devoted TO hr
biz suppcstiop AID prayer Tor divine mercy; and where
II bss CHASED be supreme ruler Of tho universe IN
the mys'el oTNnsAtobs Of Hi oil wtse prosideLcs
kindred friends to fall arcuad luxe the leaves
Of su,unn" and filling our hsbita.ions With amenta-
ten ard mourning.
Tnsfeore l. Charlie C. Lsnadon Mayor Of the city Of
Mobile hereby appoAt Tue dsy, the 9th sy Of Sspts
her instant To be observed throughout the city dss of
fasting, tuuostan and prayer AID 90 Cordially nvisN
nil .eaehsrs Of ali religious aad
non,iT at' said .Gy, TO psfora religious
ries apli.p,ss &c tine coca ion in tnair re pectiee
churtbea ard further request ell good citiZe
f'siD, g. taI O. may be from ~ordy oocatons said
day. to c5so theiS AID places 81 ausness, 10
viii tier vssor hunoDe aud devolt supplicas. 20
tnr Clo If tbst If cnneissent sth His ~iu ae
u The herd Of lie rest over toat Lie vii dry tos
tes,s - rhs md he "a be sss bas -iie broken
o. and thai b. viii ell 70 eslize on the
depth - preaent affection and tie peculiar r:uin
stances with which 1t ate nded now indoits In tho
possr be Almghtv and how u.tegl. ID I'm po-
tent re al hun an -frorts without aid fro nigh.
.txcsp- tie Lord keep the city, tue wstcnMan we'll.
e'h vain" G c. LANGDOS, Mayor.
CLOSING or OFFICES
We would asS Attention tAe c,Dmun .ton Of a cor
Respondent, who augsests easily close OF Offices and
stJrts Many o! these already oo 90 Of ~
from ,be sickness OF cskp sd others in charge OF then
yetoa, at zen O'Clock, Daupnin bet Roy al and
Watr street, On eide Of st. trnEcis street
t~eer THE Rattle RCuss Lno The peEs b-l,v va
ervtd every c'eed ~ith otoue III.
the four. The mort 1t leaders
uauay bmoLy tbe ou +-st pare o. city Macy ~
The sick youus msn iLh.ntiug Rooms remote fon
their teucs Little Noting woulr be- lost BY clio
PIE arc not resuc,iDg n I'm II eight nue ~ tho
uoJribg Employers wight thus project the lives
cpc hdslh of TIER 1ie,k. ard enable them do
least of their leisure TO kieo off ces Tor
oibers We ust that Msbucn has vctsry 80 ecul-
bolno 20 his service TO refuse TO
rargeu snt pIuoent and humane ~ tune iixv the
prtssLt.
THE DESTITUTE.
The,e IL much a1is,1s among tns sick poor Tho cii-
emair log IA No IL Themselves noby for
their reiiet We believe that eL fr,.Dds
sill toyle ttei cuiy 10 this behalf. At this very bns
thsrs il Probably On sickness 10 Mobile Ia
tor 70 the sctusi population tasre nj any
tine 10 Nee Oris psfbongh @e believe the disease
the shoe, 10 be much jeds mausnan. and fatal