The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-03

time to reseuteri upon .his duties. He hss besu
oevosed 70 the service required OF him, and nai
nooiy co.operated 10 the charitable work which
demands the co operation Of I'll Of ~ who remain
Winchester Watts bEsq and DR.. Msupin sre
entirely recovered. They dined at the residences
OF Mr.. John g. Hstton on Friisy.
Ssmuel A. Forbes l. dead
DR.. Msupin q the Hospital, d couvalescent; and
DR.. Scheduled Il occasionally seen upon our
Streets but too enfeebed yet to resume his profes
slonai duties. We now have ample medical ats
tendance-the Macedonian cali" having been
nooiy responded to by our friends abroad.
Sucn u tne personal state OF matters, and al
tnougn the number OF sick does not decrease, yel
we are perhaps now 10 better condition to respond
70 the necessasies3of the times, than have been
heretofore.
Issppends the following list of the deaths since
the 27fh inst:
Aug 2S:h-James Hanrahsn. Mrs Durham, Mr.,
Johnson, MRS Martha Rozier, Thomss Wrenn, Mrs
dodfrey; Mrs Randolph's child, orphan at the Ac-.
aoemy Natnan'el Birmingham, Charles Tatem,
tnree children, names not received-total ID.
aug 2sia-Son of Mr. Buckner. Mr. Trapple, son
OF malachi Williams. negro child at DR. Peets's,
Coleman Donahoe child of Charles Myers, M 9
Charles Avery, Robert Powers. Mrs Harwood,
MISS Sophronia Gwynn, Mrs N Msnning-total II.
angus. 3o'h-Mr Cooke, New,ovn. negro man
Mrs Frances Gywnn, Miss BIlisoIy, negro child at
mr. bonannon's, negro child at DR.. Peetes, VIM.
Pebworlh, son of MI Brouehton. negro man (BD
OF John Cooke, Miss Morrisett Mary Jane Nosay,
and at the Hospital-totsl IT.
letter dated on Thursday from Portsmouth says
The deaths of to-day, up to 8 O'Clock. have been
iourteen-twefve in town and two at the hospital -
s s. are some of the names Major saml Forbe'
mrs. william 0wynn, child Of William Brougnton,
Blu negro boy belonging to John Cooke. negro
man belonging to Miss Bricquet was found dead this
Charles Casseil, Mrs John g. Davis and Virginius
hsynes, her SON were taken wthths fever th. morn.
also Ned, negro boy belonging to J. w. Col
Ihere 10 20 little communication between Norfolk
aao rortsnoutb that we hear but little from the
l have Just learned that Miss Morrisst, dau ghter
OF Robert Morset, of Newsown, il dead. Mrs Mary
Boh.non 10 also dead
Dfother Arthur and Mrs. Armistead are both well.
great many rel orts have been in circulation in
.sgara TO J. 0ustavus Holiday Esq. The truth Of
eve the sick and destitute he over ex~rted himself
aud went 10 the Naval Hospital for dsy or two TO
rse1u'I himself. This is the whole truth of the
LATER FROM NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
BY way OF Telegraph from Petersburg, we are
placed 10 possession of the mort melancholy news
from Norfolk and Portsmouth,
REV. ANTHONY DIBRELL, one of the most widely
known ministers 10 Virginia, died On Saturday.
lgnatus Higgins, of the Exchange Bank, died on
Saturday
John Andrews, a member of the Norfolk Blues,
also died on Saturday.
In Portsmouth the ravages of the fever are req
resented as awful. Yesterday morning Captain
Allen OF the Ssaboard and Roanoke Railroad, was
taken with black vomit at the Nava Hospital, and
his recovery was considered hopeless:
On Saturday, John Woodley, DR.. Collins ne.
phew, died
There were eighteen deaths from fever 10 Ports.
mouth Saturday, aud from sunset Saturday eve
Ming to sunrise yesterday morning, orders we're
given for fifteen coffios.
Dr. Leon Gelbardt, of Richmond, arrived in Pc
t rsburg yesterday evening, from Portsmouth, com.
pietely exhausted. He says he has not now and ha,
no. had the fever. He was stunned at the Depot az
If he had been wild beast He took lodeinss in the
town, and was Hospitality cared for.
The gallant Ricardo of N. Orleans had telezraphed
to that city for twenty more nurses
Ths accounts from the two infected cities are an
p .lliug Np