New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-05


From these Il will be perceived that the average daily
number deaths during the period was eleven and that
for the past three days they had not been above ha ana
for two days had been below it, We trust Therefore that
we NAV expect the next INTEL 10 bring us accounts
OF liz gradual disaI pearanCe.
The veIed question OF quarantine stu cameo iotH me
action of the czt of Galveston. In The Nes of tho
23d find rcquisitOn signed by upward Of twenty OF
the aiding firms Of the city public meeting in view
"of the general prevalence OF the epidemic IN Galveston
well Of the greatly improved health of New Or
leans for the purpose of considering the prOpney oil
"suspeudng the present quarantln TIE NeNs adVo
cafes the suspension the quarantine after briefly review
ing the chief points bearing the question: but suggests
that Il might perhaps not be improper for the meeting to
express opinion the proprsty OF enforcing
sinst una clmaed emgrhns should any arrive during
the existence OF the present epidemic
Among the late abs at Galveston from the Epidemic
We observe those Of Major r. K Sander-on L : A. aud
Prof Ruter who arrived there in the Perseverance Con
comtant cumtances have given TO their cases an IN
usual prominence. We quote the following on the sGbect
from The NcNs of the Esd
"A Coforers jury was summoned Friday last, 20 in
cure into tie death Of Major K Ssnderson, Of the L ;
Army who died az the Palmetto House early on that morn
ing Mior SGnderson had come spassenger on the steam
ship Perseverance, the Tuesday previous ana the evi
nee showed that he had conn aimed of ickness during
the passage but was supposed to be only sea
On his AMY al here he became more unwei and nnauy
shore tbough he destined for ndianoia IN
order have INT deal att ndaIce Ills physician eon,d
eied him much better ON thursday th& ne heush no
more medicine nee, sssry Major = himself said he wss
much better and declined the attendance prohered Inn by
one of hi Masonic brethren OF this city a. he thought ne
better
before the Jury showed that he apparently sleeping
comfortably as late IL O'Clock that night but be was
found dead between and ) O'Clock neAt morning " IN
appearance Of black vom about bis face No other cause
OF death being proven the verdict al the Jury rendered
yesterday, therefore that he died OF the prevailing
Ipd.mic.
We consider proper in this connection TO state that
tie above examination heOTe the coroner jury eh1ied
evidence to the eject that Major Sanderson had been rob
he'd either before after his death. The testimony given
as well the made by himself proved that he
Wa sufficiently supplied with money for all his wants snd
had therefore dee all pecHniaIy aid from his brother
Mssous Amer his death. but dimes could be found
in his pocket book about his person vt in the trunk
which he had taken 10 his On last Saturday n IN
rg lrish servsht r Of the Palmetto House passed OF
enc hundred dollar bank note of Alabama. supPOsng
to be one dollar ard received change accordingly The
nyesig ston OF the robbery was Immediately entered up
before Justice RumP The girl above referred g. aud
the clerk of the Palmetto House, were last Monday CON
niGfcd for trial the District Court Col Ihayer
the proprietor u the Palmetto House has been under ar
rest Saturday last but his examination has beenP,s
poned on oi his being unwen We understand he
will to examined before the msgistraies count g. day
Tie evidence appears establish the fact that robbery
nv affidavit smbrsces both the robbery II Major Sander
son and Prof Ruer both % whom cams on er % the sane
bcst oIped al hc same house snd were sex there A.
same time Prof Rutors death did not take place III as.
iron the same paper W quote The following paragraphs
We are glad TO announce that letter from friend en
ebes u 10 cont sdct the report oil 'ol m. Aha
death Tbs letter states cst he was ishsn sex 81 w
Gasons Oyster Greek, little shove Richmond "nsre
he lay for eight days with the yollow ieSer Tie va
ierwGId sbt to r,uru 60 his f1uy in Washington and Is
well The sam TIER says there we're four deaths ia
Houston On the s'h inst
We src ead 10 learn from Tks H0Esica Icfgfasl thli
yellow fever there assuming miller form a. IN
ssue TINE that the number Of oase- were rnish n,
lie Thgrcgi Of TIE sd saws;
The wsaher has been qaite cool Tor he last thre cr
four dave end hoy enreftg'nei shat few
VIII ocetr The dis thus far, has been conn bed al
nsesf s1cusy,N h1 central portions - .co ~, ans
~ few ctsfs hat have cccurrd ia .te crki. n the
tovr have III Ncsn u very mild type We h.pa e,e
frol,rwtek lrs 1asssd iha We shan he euaRlsd l. "a,
that tie city Ia irse irSm az epidemic