The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-18

ctss universal cry raed against ths press Of the
foIh D. ,ne r.sss " WIN, uscsuse ssru-r,
thr Ugh con epse or regsesss cosreaiel frou
cepsure css.r,ec and ,hinsing 90 t se~u. 1, Us
that itNood srgue 10 tnnst art NOT T. dis
chse an act q ont &c ier possibility whe, Of
ehev here OF Degiecsing
f.Llcs fever does prevail to . very great sxtsut 10
susn npnetr of unacc mated persons who the
ooursye 20 ,emsh 1T and brave IL xih oil ter
RUS, tee number Of deaths Ii proyorousby very great
favorable change In the Seather, ho~-vsr, acc the
empio M nj Of tie yoper remedies 10 the acpi OF
tie oisesSe. may succeed ebectualIy ehecsins its
prosress 10 shor time II ia . meauchov fact that
~ pers"ts become the victims eow fever tots
city by Iesiecting'o make OF the propAr remedies
a. soon ~ thy feel TIM 6rst s. mptoms of the
AZ IN i0sssrce ~ this fact, will barely sts,e the
c'se Of female who ap,l ed tor aomisol into
p,tsi yestrsy, whilst No ~ere preps'og our re,'rt
he rsia MAT 81" bag eee9 Flea 'or te'es d.v. vito
sieso o. att ndng to this che felt the drst
sy~p oms, she ec4d herself for th,e- days ua,il
such ume ss, nos: probably the disease L n, oussr
within thu ooupos Of control We 'esr much tbs, tois
10 he case WITH many Of The present Of the
hospi 81 and many Others who have die there ,or
uDknown. and unsept. When shsu bsgtn u u 20
pitcsu'ior
ioce Wi jig the above, have paid another Witt
the haJ,ty bCsptAl where We have received the fol-
losing account II the number of admissions discharges
an, deaths tor the last twsnty four lours terminating
st5 O'Clock zee to-day eyening:-
"'eo ls
NschrTgcc ..... 5S
of which is version yellow isver
Oc ss,iog tie hospiral We had tie good fortune TO
meet with one Of the most eminent physicians OF our
city, from whom learn that 20 far Is he has see,
10 the present ment the disease lie ina gnsut II
Dot moe 80. than 1t WAS last Jesr In private prsc
tics, there is great humber Of case. hich i'm.
posihe fos the nbers OF tie press to Lo, AT all
eseuts, we can coIhoently assor. readsrs that
yellow fever prevails 20 unusual extent in the city
sou mt our 9nsocnma~d p"suauoa caonot ne .
cautious IN cir ehc1ts 10 avoa exposing them selves too
much TO its influence.
III. following Is the weekly report tho Charity Hos
pial for tho week ending Saturday, sept g. Z. N -
Aounssiops 4so
r'seoases 40
by yellow fever ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia
Renlptne under tTt atment 755
siaee the l4'h Jul, 4bl persons have ded of yeIo~
fever in tbs ns tuition Of which IS, admitted in
dsculo morris and S42 have been dscha geo cured
-Ner Orleans Delta, Sept 10.
CHOLERA AT KEY WEST.
letter from Key West, dated 9Th inst the che.
lera WIS prevailing terribly In the military barracks
almost every soldier bad attacked and third Of
the whole Lumber had died.
THE CHOLERA AT PITTsBURG.
From The Pittlbuig Post, sept. 49,
This singular disease after having almost entirely dis
appeared from neghooihood, has again out
sno . number Of ceaths reported Innumerabls ru-
yesterday Of the violent maa ner la
which the epidemic raging in different parts OF the
city but after the most careful examination, found
they were mtiny destitute Of truth aud exaggerated
mensely II deaths which occurred we're coua asd to
no laicaiar locality but were scattered over the Whole
TIE GLOWING is list Of the deaths so far Is We could
ateertan with certainty based took
NO account of.
Mr. Cha les OMealley, Sergeant Of the Shield Guards
was attacked ~ the disease on Wednesday night, aud
DIED early yesterday morning be resioed on Liberty
grave in the afternoon BY the Guards
ihon AZ Seanor, an Lishmsp, supposed to have beca
sm ,a On the Ss.ueens ka,lrOad was picked up
Iombs, where he died yesterday morning ~ half past
Eve.
sicA in the evening Wednesday, and ieo next ng
at ten O'Clock lie resided IN C.cil's alley Liberty
street.
~oman named Ditch or, residing on Decatur street.
was Tackled on Wednesday afternoon at four and died
the same night at ten.
A yong man named Samuel Phillips who resided
- Mrs krsin's boarding house, fourth street. dsd
ea'y YESTERDAY morning after an illness of only few
houis
Pa,ricl CLARK prisoner confined in tho c,unty jail,
wes se,zed with the disease Wednesday night
order from tho Court granted for his removal hosp
tai but before reachlI Y the Place he died.
r. M. RaTecs, smother prisoner also removed
from the same institution, and conveyed to the Mercy
hospital
I'll. bnligan, residrg on the corner OF Penn add
Locust streets, died 5estIoay morni' betseen nine
and ten o'clo Il, after being SICK q few hours
ward died about the tine.
Alderman vi csc could not be ascertainei in the
employ o. Mr. oby livery stable ktep.r, Losrty street
was attacked yesterday morning shortly before daur,
and died at the tavern Of Mrs Zimmermauo. on Penu
Hteet rear the canal at fait pa two In the afternoon
lager bier ball, the Of Penn and Walnut
streets, oied yesterday morning
1boIer, smed uni b, emp Dyed in he erection OF
new buieing Congress ste-t, took sick yesterday
morning While at work, and died at his residence few
hours afterv aIds
A shoemaker, ramed Robert Byers working for Mr..
Warrington, On Fourth street. died in tie afternoon
about thr, o'clock
lheooore Easy ayourg lad ssed nine years, residing
with his hts. Wyhe street do in the
Jourg slsce about 20 years OF Age died
about eight O'Clock in The evening at the residen OF
his father, corner Liberty ami Fourth streets
Ms Dunn, in EDMOND alley, betSeea smithfeN end
Wood, alta led in the morninScied about nine ccek
last night
Mr. Jacobs. residing on Marbury street. between ii.
tey and Penn took sci al 10 o'clock and died about
dark.
Mr.. Isaac Trovio, brother of VIM. Trovillo undora.
ker attended the funeral of several In the afternoon
who had oied from cholera and had Just returned to
to~n, when he was attacked by tte disease. He was
conveyed to his ia hers residence in Pitt wushlp
whs.e be died about four o'c sck Ia the evening
TELEGRAPHIC.
FEVER AT AUGUSTA, GA.
BALnxoRs, Sept. II, 1854
case Of yellow fever having originated at Augusta
Ga, bad created much alarm
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