The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-08

-..,andence of the Dispatch.
spseis' '''' NORFOLK. Sept 9Th.
.,ber-soo deaths to dots--135
raasge n Br,en 8. Quick IN si.r days
Ssritd ~ 80, ,7bseutees TO De opposed
Ihttsrs ,ort--J d Marks liberated and
Strtds q Ms. DR. Watched sack-Itenas
s.iDsa.as, sc. .,..r.a .v.v and .
re lo~efles cheerful supshine, has taken the
Ia, sH, s i",a damp atmosphere aud gloomy
,,ss Of tbs o. chapge isa very favorable one for
,r,..,hsr. Ia s,ck And we trust that we have
ia vel sa he eliminating point OF the epidem
resche issncefor,h declining tendency la the
< .Oa .OnT nav be pisioly perceptiole. Heaven
AL fever ~ .utJ ,red, "as town never suffered
xooss se h ~ a.s,,a,ing march OF the ineatfate
s.l,rs" ~ "a siacerely trust thai, through the
..s,roTs',-I ue have passed the worst. There
s,ercT Of W. - this time from the commencement
,.Fs ,eea ~ 500 deaths. O'Brien e. Quick,
q zoe % The last six days l35 Other under
.s1@f - lad their share, and the grestes' pro-
.ssn af des,hs have occurred wihln tne iass
osrt5s q Two or three days this week run up
t.rs' ,s,,Ir-45 and 40 burisls In one day, does
esht Z, amount up 10 hundreds
sFf1g".rsrj ASS citation Is cohs'aoty receiving
ne g., sb,en,ees abroad, T, guessing the ON
ss''i'"o"L sner their servants, Che ley blacks
- Ief behiud) AID see that they DO not sui
ss.s,5s want of ptovisions, medical aaeodancr,
!fRss, yof dime do these aosentees many oi
s.. rtch 10 this oorids gaoos-seno' 40 'ou
70 60 N our afflicted and destitute poor, and
rfsL.. % nav for the aid they expect from the
satI.son for their negroes, whom they lett a.
tfo r.nn "ths commons" totally unprovided
SCI : root mig or de-" One OF these " Wnoie
~ gsersi gents writes that as the con,riou-
~ the Howard Association are maze ior roe
H.s NJ the people OF Norfolk, he trns's tnst MS
harnn e.
s'l%' rfortsb!y support her during bis absence
ssm -. man 10 wealthy. and ye, has no cons
ID ~, ~, ai,s towards the relief OF the destitute
roae orrh.ps and suffering sick of Lis native
~, TIM Association Intend 10 make public er
eg 4 ,hs,s letters, with the aoriters' names at
80 n tu.l. after the fatal scourge will have
81 srsy. when some highly unique and inter-
- developments may be anticipated.
e. 81 heard OF the following streak of luck"
't.,sIv baGelI two fsithful nurses In Portsmouth.
~. vscin having the fever, and being deserted
"|S', ysla,iyes, vas waited on attentiv-ly By two
If the masculine genius One OF the
i ,os amended on her jus, twenty -four hours: the
w., ,ersp days wien she died. The lady m 4de
V- -g, baiore her death, and bequea,hed S7C0 In
.,se m the first PURSE aud house aud lot valued
m .sI loo 70 the o,ter. being ell that size was pos
60 ofIn the world We give ihis an incite-
-, IN other nurses to ''eo and do likewise as the
.sav4 sod who knows but what they may be 10
..sv instances net only gratefully thanked, but
Ast.lv rewarded. J. ID. Marks, arrested Tor
,bbioa the late Miss Lewis, was liberated this
sa,,Jov we understand, on condition that he
rnld poiot out the place where the stolen jewelry
.,.,err4ted He did so, and Immediately made
r,ctsfor "psrts unknown"
W. rspre, TO say that Mrs. DR.. Whitehead has
5s.n taken down very sick with The fever elso,
Tsomss Hardy, Esq, of Ferry Point. George
t,ndoloo. John Adams and the eldest daughter of
Car, Young are dying. Joseph Msrden, Esq
C,.rs Of the Exchange Bank was taken down last
nphs G. W. Camp, Esq, shocked by the death
n bis vile |. not expected to recover Twenty
az died In Portsmouth, up to sunset last evening
We note below some OF the latest deaths: Betsy
Bradley, Nancy Sorey, Lucy Griffin, Miss Mary
aslony, Thomas Carson, Thomss Woodfn. J
H,seIl, Mrs Fanny Smith, James Ryan, William
Martha, Miss Rosetta Griffin, daughter of Mr..
lockwood, Mrs McNslly, Mrs John Allmand, Mics
Alice Chandler Mics Rorsha Chandler, daughters
ol,heIste Mrs Dr. Chandler; Charles Bottimore,
Mary Bradford free cold;) John Small custom
touss cficer; daughter of Mrs. Davis, (died at
0,esn View;) Mrs. Elksnab Balance, Mrs Thos.
Owens Mr., Henry Howard, cold man, Hawk St;
VIM P Burnham, Mrs Gowar, cold woman, own.
,i BY c. Cons,sb'e; Mrs. Whitehead, wife of VIM.
c. Whitehead, Esq total heard from 80. w. D
Roberta E'q s dying; he made his will this
morning, Dr.. George Cowdery, and Augustus
Cooke, Egg were taken down lsst night. There
were seventy buria!s yesterday-many Of them
having been lying over for cotfids forty.eight
hours VERDAD.