New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-24
by Telegraph.
TIE rENER IN NIRGINIA.


BALTIMORE Saturday, Sept -, 1885.
Our latest intelligence from Norfolk is to yesterday
afternoon, via Richmond at which time there was no
oiminution in the ravages of the fever.
Mr. Ferguson, the President of the Howard Associa-
ton wa still very III.
BALTIMORE, Sept. %, 1855.
Tie steamer from Norfolk brings US intelligence 10
room On Saturday. Tie weather had been exceeding
" uniayorable and nothing be more appalling
than the present aspect of Affairs.
Mr.. Ferguson, the President of the Howard Asso-
citation died on Saturday morning and his death added
greatly to the dependency Of the people. The ply
ciaus say tina. the disease has lost OF its malg-
FANCY.
At Norfolk on Thursday there were 10 interments;
end on Friday %; while 30 orders for collins had
been e with undertakes up to 10 O'Clock on Satur-
day
Miss Wallace, from New York, was doing well.
At PoItsmouth, on Thursday, there were 20 deaths;
On Friday %, and on Saturday about 30.
Drs. Walters of Baltimore, and Rzer Of Philadei-
pha, were very ILL.,
Acting Mayor Holiday was taken TO the hospital
Yesterday 1t is estimated that there are now about
zoe persons Portsmouth, Of whom 1000 are either
conyalescent or still sick.
Acclimaied ply sicsns and nurses are much needed,
bu, the authorities hope no will come from tho
North who have not had the fever otherwise they VII
only furnish fre.h victims.
The shipping in our harbor engine houfes, &c,
displayed their flags at halfmast today in respect TO
n, memory Of Mr.. Ferguson, who w1 formerly
citizen OF baltimore.
Vim. Fow Ter Of this city WAS killed on the Bslti-
more and Ohio Rsilroad to day by jumping from tho
cars while in motion.
The following are the principal names OF the dead
m Norfolk:
Srrr. al-Mr. Bollman, Organst Of the Catholic
church, Mr. seaman, nurse, from Richmond; Misc
1horoughgo Miss G.. a. Crcsbie; VIM. Wood.
Martin Kelly. Francis Winto-, Rachel Parker, VIM
TAYLOR, VIM. Baglsy, Thos. Downe-, Harrison Butt.
samuel Smith. c. Woodwork Mr.. Lee, Mrs. Law
renee Dr. Roses child Mr.. Curtis, Mas c. A. Coolies
ssrr. VIM. u. Forgusou, Wm. Reed OF tHs
Howard Assoc istion. Hem. Quick, De- Alexander
Uaait. Possmas,or. MIS-. r. II. iDiIk, Mr. Iearvey.
Msp. Matthews, rhos. Gilbert daughter Of Angus
.as Winsuw, son OF M. Hil.
Caleb Irou.al. Es,l., has had the black WON'T, and
~. Carrie of Sew YORK b very H.
Tho Rcv. Louis " slker OF the Episcopal Church %
nrioylpS Srd 10 uos able 10 III up The Rev MI.
smith was ,sken IN YESTERDAY
run rHrR N MN ORLEANS.
Nsw.oRlGAss. Friday, sept. -, 1855.
Tho a, aihs hy o,es q, thehosP'td for the past woek
WHO epl, a. whch gratifying reduction as oous-
cared pi.h the previous slx OF eight weeks.
We havv alarming reports Of the rayagcs Of The 10
,rs ia ne tavrs On tho river. The accounts from
Ne,eghs day represent Tho fever {" raging there with
assh ,o,epee. and The citizens wrre leaving the city
10 s'ps, asp'be'a
lie yploe ieyes here . No longer considered Cpl
dsm,s, rae uarbos Of deaths by during the pres.
eeI week will ~. saaal those itom other csuss.
rut Fs,gR IN MISSISSIPPI.
NtW oEtrANs. Friday Sept 81. 1855.
rhs ,slbe sy0r mailing terrible ravNcs k
Nasasp. NsIahglg and Waterproof A. The lstseS
el,,e sea,iy ~ t92 inhabitants az s'ck With i.