The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-18

vrIInw FEVER AT NORFOLK AND
IE10" PORTSMOUTH.

r s.,,o~;no Is the report OF the Board
l Msa,,h ~ Norfolk, for the "a hours end
~; =, Thursday at p. NJ:
iok Err Rasen. aged 40. from Portsmouth
..."orarste. VIM Hudgen, So, Main st..
AZ ss George Billups 10, Cumberland ST.
ocenostion In ,he infected district: Goinm
bns Rhea, %, Rhea's late. Dr. X. W, oy ~
yes.er, 81, CRANKY st. Mr.; Chreistan, no 90 .,
W Main st. Capt. Jas. +. Henderson, 81
r,,,,hsrlsnd at -occup alton in the infected
district. Mrs Curtain, ST, N. Cnur T.sI
Caroline Phillips, %, Rhea's lane; lS' hat
A resolution was passed by the bos :aesd sn 10
q resident physician should De aPB o;ns that
s,,ond tha Hospital at Lambert 81. 9 H. -.
ha bsva full and equal powers WIN sn1
na:ss ,hvs;cisns. and shall co-ope.a.o
9TH the attending physicians, , aaa .",hors
,hsir shsence exercise proper poneo ~ -
~ ane;. Iii csses where il may be proper 70 u.
ny "a =. oS that the emoIuments of the resi-
-. ,bvs;c;ans shall be the same IS the az
. .end;pa nhysician, and that DIR. VIM. ID. VIII.
80, he snnointed the resident physician, ana
he informed of his appointment by the Sec
IT, 7, xas ordered that the practice of ringing
ia,eept for firel or tolling the fire bells, be
suspended during the pending sickness. -
s. book has been opened at the office OF
the Howard Association, over the store OF
Tslbot streets, for the purpose of registering
the names of persons desirous OF being re
"Sy ,tice had been given by Rev. Mr. No
Cielland. that the Methodist Church would
be open for service every afternoon at
O'Clock.
arrived 10 Norfolk Thursday morning, and
rendered her services to his Honor, the May.
or. ssa nurse in the Hospital Miss A. Is
yery pretty young lady. His Honor prompt.
ly accepted her services. ana % promptly
escorted her down to Julappi, where she was
duly installed. Miss A. maoe contribution
10 the Howard fund.
Or Sylvester, whose name occura In the liss OF
deaths. wss one OF the most prominent physicians
O! Norfolk.
.de The very liberal donation of $500 TO the How
ard Association. -.
The editor of the Norfolk Argus does not think
the people of Norfolk will receive the money SUBJ
10 i6ed for their relief by persons who have out of
Communication with them. /
Ia Baltimore 50 $40 has been subscribed, and
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Howard, under the manages |
ueut of John T Ford, were TO give perform. |
soce for the benefit Of the sufferers.
Dr. Warren Stone, celebrated ply sloian of n. |
Orleans had arrived in Portsmouth to practice |
among The yellow fever patients
Captain Elias Guy, chief of the Norfolk police, |
was down with the fever.
NJ j. Burns, one of the carriers ot the Ports. |
mouth Transcript has fed from the fever, and left
the following curious note for publication
II any Of my Subscribers wish to take their pa.
psrs from any one else, they can do so unti re.
turn ct which time | will be thankful to receive |
theirpstropage again. If live, will return and
be as prompt to my duties as ever. If die. re.
msn your obedient servant Ii. j BURNS.
letter received 10 Richmond yesterday from |
Portsmouth says there was new cases there |
Toursday Dr. Scheduled was improving
Benjamin w. Palmer, clerk 10 the Purssr's |
office Of the Gospor! Navy Yard, residing 10 Ports.
mouth, 10 sick with the fever.
LATEST. |
We have the following distressing information BY
telegraph froz. Petersburg.
G'ubbs, former Mayor of Norfolk and family
are down with the fever.
The fever 10 still raging in Norfolk, and large |
number Of the Irish residents falling victims
The accounts from Portsmouth, still more dis |
tre!stug. There were Ten deaths there Thursday |
nnd between Is and SO new cases
Two Of the police are dead srd the third i: down
with the fever. |
Capt. Bsnon's daughter, before reported III, Is |
dead.
TIE distress prevailing in the town Ia represented
"A hsay