The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-12

,-,n Norfolk and Portsmouth.
..e..e Of the Di,patch,

NORFOLK and Portsmouth.
..,.,sesee Of the Di'patch'
spse 4o,ru nth The ferer-Bariot Q
E,sfs Gk Deaths an NE Ho'ca'a a. nix TX
" Nsr Cases-Find'ed'to"@ TIC live
eta.y rroGx HOWARD AssocIAIioS'
NoRo Sept. 10, 10 P. NJ )
.,,.x D;spatch am very sorry I! ~
bano thai our very efficient ste"sr' ~,
frn w. ,U-.s, Mr.. Henry Myers, OF your S,y
t.'a ~. bssn taken with the yellow far
D. lu now in fine perspiration, ana - care
bsH nor rv veil. he will receive every sr;il
sihg ss,; o TN That can be given, and y m sn -
81 attention. W.. Ill Jo any thing, he VIII ~
sd saen.son WI nsssred himself to all oy n''
,5ver- ne sas 49, .Iass devotion to the sick.-
,adness and Iesl W many thst he viii soon re-
| is the prsyss s w. had when his kind hesrt
.sin the n En-, 10 leave home, friends, ana a
.sonpteo n'. ~ oor,e TO a desolste and lnfec-
kssltny cay arSer aid to the destitute, SICK
/ tei clty ~ IT, dsv DR.. Gooch Of your city
sd GYM In him has another one OF Goa
s,s oal.eJh ssn called to his long home. ne
i9oleans.;s With appropriate ceremonies, as
-; p'i.u .;cLness would admit. He was
ss - 'n astslio coffin and his grave marked
ss ID sins n can be removed by his FRIENDS
d. lsi ;n a noble cause. fighting manfuily
b. d'eo , ~ and destitute. About 2 hours
t' Inc ps,b he spoke quite nationally, felt
sei'fe uo .nI.e and asked for some stimuiants::
b: os. WI ps rss easv. He was kindly attended
- n III bis sickness. s;oa =. -.
T,'Ssv the following persons olea ~ ine
= ii' ia E ] Mallory, John Gram3ey, mr.
SS,,,;s John Keys, Jos White mos Briggs.
s ao,' lille Dsbby, and slave OF mr.
sg!h . in all. Quite large with u.s.
y.D. .sare were only FIVE persons admitleo,
,. Nv Nv Mrs Mahoney. Jas Ward d Lyman
I'I u"5.on, and slave of Mrs. mallory
~. n4o ~ The patients here are doing very
soa n nnr Hospital is not slaughter house.
'sL ~ the letter writer's state. A great
soh, ssr -, are brought here ia dying
san' psnmetimes they die in less than al
az .s,sr being admitted AS skiilful as our
.9at -, a,.e' nbvsieisns are, we do not expect
hospl.s' Pc Pc q diving man. They felt hurt
.ss.n ~ " sbould Be termed butchers. They
Aa .nsi Of high standing and we'll es
hs 81. ability and skill. One of them, DIR
~ ~ ~ Augusta, was last year publicly
hs .o, With silver set for his great sue.
Ont OF some ISL cases he lost only
vbicb was something extraordinary for
hn,cher. Will write tomorrow. A b
po'k our superintendent. is convalescent.
yours truly. G.. r.
s~Since writing the above Augustus
lander has died.
Correspondence OF the Dispatch.
hath Of Observation-Disclosures State Of
TAiags-Aeli0n for Re2tef-A Proposition
HAMPTON, Sept 10,
Cookbook, 2 M.
Information from Norfolk, via Suffolk has
:, At this moment reached Is, which is still
ne alarming and heart rending than any
NJ physicians have died in "a hours, and al
many ofthe prominent citizens. Consterna,
% and despair seems to rest on those re-
aiming They know not what to do
through the kindness of Baltimore friends,
tuts. about 10 in all, have been erected ON
Segars farm near here, and are now rea-
yfDr the acceptance of any who might be
Ling to 90 there.
There are multitudes of widows and or
ans, and the number is hourly increasing,
|tO are left homeless and destitute, and in
" Of the fearful news daily reaching US,
tie distress and suffering of those two
lken cities A standing committee has
sen formed to devise ways of assistance
ID relief, and it is now suggested that a
nmittee be formed in Richmond, Peters
'g and Baltimore 10 meet the committee
r.. to consult and devise some more eff
hut plan Of giving relief than has as yet
auu Gd
aish the suggestion, and | trust it will
WI the good wishes of all who sympathize
l Norfolk and Portsmouth.
Very respectfully, WIsTAR.
lie contributions SO far, for Norfolk and
1sm0uth amount to about $780, 900, and
E'ac meetings in behalf of the sufferers,
becoming general. Saturday afternoon
-:aing was held in Washington, which
y addressed by DR.. j. N. Schoolfeld, of
fsuouth, who is temporarily sojourning
GEORGETOWN, ID. G., to recover from a vio-
attack OF the fever. Steps were taken to
Alnley
nsetlDg was also held in Warrenton,
A!lae' Monday night, and call was is
iof one to assemble in Alexandria last
IL N0olman, proprietor of the Mount
mon Hotel, at Cape May, has offered that
'leas and elegant building for the recep-
o. The orphan children of Norfolk and
anouih He places it at their disposal
asss 1t may be necessary.
bolton, of New Orleans, and formerly
-ganond arrived in Richmond yesterday,
we for Norfolk.
:, WIN II Freeman, of Philadelphia, has
-aed 10 Norfolk also, DR. de Castro
~s Dr Freeman's absence from home
RNllon OF Professor of Chemistry in
wagner Institute, Philadelphia, was con.
I'd upon him. ~ o''-
I Hi1tze and DR. Moore, of Balti
We have gone to Norfolk
De following persons have left pb;IodoI
uI5hs lhe past few days, for Norfolk
80 10 ~ ISIPpeli' lately Chief Resident
'elan at Bloekley Almshouse and Hos
sIu VINO acquired great experience in
ioVer Ia The United States Military
fsS, IS al Vera Cruz in 1s47; Thomas r
Mrs Olive Whittier, Miss Leonora
ET gn5, Dr Steward Kennedy, DR. James
A.. HTTT ~ John o Brien, John w
mos Written, Capt. John Johnson
w.. w 1orves, James Hennessev, Wm
jso,a ~ Oi this city, and DR. JR McCay
n ss,af u Emily, Capt. Rowe, arrived at
.''e Monday morning, from Antipua
,sI, vaigo OF sugar and molasses She
~, ra'' y sailed a, for Norfolk, but the captain
IA tbs '1p prevalence of the fever there,
ago "'0 Sne Will discharge
h Bard Ou - petter known as the "Pro-
Monde 81 Richmond, arrived in Nor.
anyi IL me ne was soldier in the Eng.
ytsr - Ib Jamaica during the great yellow
10 NE. ae, ana writes us that the NOR
b in rSSp pflnion to population, is much
Of Ric SSUrlols. He says that Walter