The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-21
HM0HD, VA,
FRIDAY MORNING. -. SEPTEMBER 21, lass.
VIR GINA.


PRoGREss OF THE FEvER.-The Petersburg In
te Iigencer has two letters dated from Norfolk sh
one of which announces the fever on the decrease,
and the other states that number of new cases
have occurred.
Among the new deaths are Mr. Francis Green,
John Wyatt--for 20 years wood measurer of
Norfolk; q child ef w Hopkins, Mrs Catharine
B White, child of Mr. Godfrey, Miss Susan Sell
den daughter of the late DIR Selden James Nc
Ccrmick, nurse from Richmond.
Mrs Edward, aged so at the cotton factory, Mrs
Loye,t, church street, Mrs Aleds Sayferviile, a
New Orleans nurse, VIM Juge, DR. Gait the Post.
master, father o. Gait, the sculptor. Is down with
the fever, DR. Briggs 10 certainly dead.
From the correspondence OF the Petersburg Ex-
press we learn that
Capt George Guy, chief of police has suffered
relapse; l. Stosser. oniectoner, has died In Bal
iimore, where he had q sd to Escape the scourge.
Among the new deaths are Jesse N Veale; wife
of Britton, and Robert A Graves.
The following Is list of those who died In the
Naval Hospital Portsmouth, from the Let to the 3lst
of August Inclusive:
Boyd Flaherty, Hugh O'Rourke, Catharine
Cooke Patrick Lyla, Mrs O'Shaughnesay, Patrick
Galee, Joshua Grmes child of Mr. Duigan, Mary
Herald Sarah Flsherty, James Fortune, Michael
Dugsn, Mrs Sullivan, Mrs Alex Saunders, Robert
Ash Aun O'Rourke Jno benson Mrs Eliza God.
win. Ann o Neil, Ann Donohoe. James Garrison,
Timothy Sullivan, Mrs Howell, Patrick ODonnell,
v, ".
Mary Ross. Cathsrine O'Donsld, Miss McManns,
Caroline Herald, VIM Middleton, Hannah, (black)
James Mays, MIR Curran, Mr. Reed John Flaherty,
Daniel Co ins Mrs Garrison, Bio, (blsck) Charles
Peterson, (boy) James Webster, NJ Milligan, VIM
Holden. Mr. Waters, Bridget Mayhew, Francis
Lewis, Edward Hurst, Mr. Long, Henry Greenfield,
Wilson Dobie Thomas James, Ferdinand Hoffman,
James Foley, Mr. Msher, Mary Hoffman, Robert
Nelome Thomas Bourke, John N Ashton, Sr.,
Charity Forehand, Henry Lewis, (boy) Mrs Purcell,
Mrs Gray. Bridget ODonne Geo w Wood ward,
Patrick Maher, P G LIE Breton, Mr. Parker, Miles
Cske, Mrs Smyth, w Hopkins, John Lees, Hardy
Forehand, Mr. Naylor, Mr. Lester, Thomas Lewis,
John w Forrest, Mrs Moore, Mrs Bright, John
Kelly, VIM Echsrd, Child of Mr. Bright, John Dom
ovan, Thomas Smyth, Mrs Covert, Sr James C.
Bowling, Mrs Darden, Edward Wilson, George
Miller John Kennedy, NJ Woodson, Mrs Fran.
ces Lewis, John Moore, Dr. w Fl Trugiep, Mrs
A lsel.
From the lst to the 3lst August two hundred and
seventy zone persons were admitted from Ports
mouth, of which ninety five have died.
Of those who died, fifty we're admitted in hope.
unconscious on admission within few hours
after. and one of them died at the door of the
Hospital
The following, which we find in the Baltimore
American, s list Of deaths embracing the names of
S22 of the achte adults known to have led of yellow
fever in Portsmouth since its appearance in that
town The total mortality 10 known to have certain
y reached 678 and the number Is probsbly larger -
The number Of white children and colored persons
who have died ia not given:
DEATHS AMONG WHITE ADULTS.
Mr Long: MI Martini Mrs Caps; Mis-, Kins; Mr.
Mr. swiler; Mr. Flou6; Mrs l. Cock; DR. Heintist; |;
Martha Lives Mrs George Butt; Mr. Marshall, u
M: NJ ksa s:
Geo Brent; Jas Powers; MIS- Sarah Potts Mis-. Lsti-
nore; Peter Gsllss; Mr. NJ. es9 DII; Mr. Geo Dil MIR
DR. Parker; Goodwin; MI Godfreyi Mr. Chiffon; Mr.
Camp; z Wilson; Jane Bracy; Mrs Whitney; Mis-
eeoa Os lynch; rs Aa Happsr; Ms. woodhoG:s; M.
Dunivau; Manning; Mr. Snead, M Sheppard. M -
" Dues P Churchwlll; Mrs PeIk. Nc: MWi!lisms;
Jones; Wiliery Belzop; Mrs Simmons; B Burtes;
VIM Hsnd5; Mrs Robinson; Misa o. 'Bren; Miss c
s ts'Iy snan k. so. MI sen M
Hsr3ley; P Williams; MI Ashton; Miss Mary Nevill;
VIM WoOdey; Captain 6 Chambers; w Walax; MIR
MIS- Pritchett; Mrs Tolsnd; Mrs Randolph; Mr.
Rood ss; Mr. Pratt MI John a.laIse; Mr. Richie raor;
| Peter Gsllalee; Mr. Graves; Miss A Bessley; Mrs
| Eliza Jarvis; Joseph Dunton; J Lavering Mr. Moore;
Miss Moore; DR. Lovett; Mrs Herbert; Miss Emma
| BOUTWELL,; james nderaor; Mis-, Lus'em Ros'; Mrs
Hutchinson; Mrs Gates; Mis- Matrop; Miss Ba.
ker; Mis-. Hentle,; Wilson Williams; Mrs Smith;
s aysrs john % myer. srs iFa Falcon mo.ss sn williams @
w Carey J Willie; Richsrd Goddin Moring Lac.
ma ce; Francis Fowler; Mrs Atkinson; Mrs spratt;
Miss Nosa,; Luther Barrott: VIM Collins; G
Bowers; Mesley Mrs Davis; Mrs Foster; Ann
Black; w Owen; Mrs Buchanan; Miss Dunhau !;
M hONer; Mr. johnson; Mr. harry ham; Mrs Bur
g,ret Manning; Mr Cook; Miss Mitcham; Jesse Oak.
ley; Patrick ODonald; Mrs Kelly; Mr.. M.ekln; Mrs
Lister; n Cooke; Mis- Talir; jams Wiliamf; Mrs
Cherry; Mrs Davidson; Miss Caroline William; Wm
Eord; Mrs Cherry; Margaret Robbins John Es1l;
Mr. c9'ssIr M william Weston; Mis- Chic; Cap
loc'; Michael Sullivan; Mrs J D Cohen; Robert
Cooke; Mr. Bullock au Williams; Mrs Reed;
Mrs Thomas W hite: Robert Bucssor; samusi Rich
ardson; John Land; Michael Burk.; Mrs Coleman;
M Godfte; John Mcclure; g w George; Mr. Heat
ly; John Davis; Mr. Chtty; Richard Williams; M
Lynch; DR. Nicholas; Mr. Fisher: Ms Pulling Mrs
Dunston; Miss Buckner; X Churchel G Welh;
Thomas Peace; Luke Perks; Ms KiltoD; jaime. Tot.
terdell John Whitehuut; Capt Tsylo,; Ms Buch
auar; Jacob Miller; No Holland; Mss vsrmlllior :;
Mr James Williams Jr; Miss Webt; Miss Simmons
Nasb; W CollinG. Miss Eliza Rand; Ms Brvsnt;
Mrs Totterdsl; NJ Bullock; Mrs Thomas Ms 6
Toppn. Mrs Myers. Mrs Porch; William Creek
mort; Mrs Brsnpamon; Lehman Dean, 40 Denison
Joshua Grimes Ms Hud.or; Mrs Cushing; Mrs
Davis; Mr. HsPhadden; Capt Samuel Forbes; Mrs
Susan GwyDn, Miss Bilsolly; w Pebworth; NJ
Bryant, Miss Morressitt Molice Williams; j D
Cooper; Thomas Rudd; John Woody; Mr. Mattross
Mr. Lsvant; z Lsnd; Geo Hope; William Fay; Mrs
EskIidse; Mrs Carl Reynolds Mrs Buckley; Mrs
Brittenhaw; Mrs s Brewer; Mrs A w PAllen;
Mrs Sarah White; Samuel Parker; John vermilIion;
Robert Balentine; Miss Martha Peters; Wells Cow
per; Mrs John AccineI'y; Miss Ethersge; Mrs
Brown; Mr. Gamble; Mra Porch; Mrs VIM Richard,
ssn; samuel Creelmore; John HODGES; Joshus Ba
leatine; William BrockelI; Mrs VIM Ross; Mrs J H
Hodges William Kelly; Lawrence Kesrnes; M ss
kebecca Robinson; Mrs Fisher; DR. Marshail; Dr.
Smith; Rev Vernon Eskrdge; Rev Mr. Chisholm; d
Dsughtery; Willian Cook SRI George Barber; Viii
liam Singleton; William Reed; Mrs Penn; ohm Ian
fort Darby Clark; Samuel Hsrrsld Mrs B Cherry;
Susan Johnson; Miss L. Edwards; Charles Billsoly;
J Powell; Mrs NJ Sullivan; William Burton; Mi
Cherry; Mrs John Cherry; Mrs james Avery; John
Nelson's Samuel Harwood; Mrs Cherry; Mrs Mill
tesu; Levy Witty; Joshua ortisett; n l. B ohon
noni mrs Yeatss; Mi,s Bevlin; Mrs ID Daughtery.
NEW MARKRT RAcEs.--The Petersburg New
Market races commence on Tuesday next The
Express says that among the horses are Pbilo Ju-
lis, Pasta aud Glencoa fiiIy. entered by Gibbons
of New Jersey; Little Flea, Ellen Batemsn and
Sam Letcher. In Mr Cslvins Green stable will bt
Frankfort Ia James Tally stable SebsstopoI sht
One Eye,Joe. In Thomas Doswells stable Sci Inc
and Mr. o Hare will have Fanny Fern, M ichae
Angelo, and two promising colts.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL George lBancrott
| the historian, arrived Ia Lynchburg Tuesday
night.
FIRE.-A smoke house OF w ii Mountcastle II
| Lyneh6urg, was fired Tuesday morning al an earll
| hour and during the confusion, Mir Ms house wa
robbed OF aquantity of cloth Ing.
ODD FRLLows' CosTRIBurIoN.-The o Id Eel
| lows OF Staunton have contributed over one hun
drsd dollars, for the relief OF members of ihe
fraternity Ia Norfolk aud Portsmouth.
SAPPoINTMEkr-Mr Georpe s Tborunson iss