The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-08

SPECIAL Correspondence OF TIE hEhAl6
The Epidemic Among tho Soldiers Mt the DRY
Tcrtugas-I.iss Of Names Of the Dead.
KEY Wxsr Fla, Oct l..lS61.
OF 2s7 cases Of yellow fever at the Dry TortuE
the following deaths have occurred:-
James FORSYTH private, Co F. 5lh United States artn.
Joseph EvIls private Co. r. 9th United States arsa
r. G. fuls, private, Co. L. 9Th United States artillery
September 3.
Jacob Fllmau private. Co K. 9th United States artn-
William Gamble, corporal, Co. L, 9Th United States
artillery, Sept mber 8.
James Reynolds private Co. K sth United States artn
lery, september 5.
hichasl Ra~ey private. Co. K 9th United States as-
Brevet Major ). s. Smith. Assistant Surgeon United
States Army, september g.
William Batelnan private, Co. K, Sth United StatoD
artillery, september 10.
g. ". Allen, Iraale Co. K 9th United States artillery.
George Fredericks private. Co. K 9th United STATS
artillery, September ~.
James Magic, sergeant Co h. 9Th United States Artak
iery, .epiemo L.
William Barge. private, Co. Z, sth United states -
tleTy, september Is.
Frederick R.inhardt private, Co. I, sth United States
artillery September IL.
Scion Orr, second lieutenant Co. d. 9th United Stata0
artillery, September IL.
Master Henry smitn, son OF Major Smith. sspssu-
bsr ID.
hichas Rsariop private, Co. NJ 5.h United States -
tiery, September 10
Henry Wilson, private, Co NJ, sh United States azsa-
Thomas Gailersy private, Co NJ slh United states -
tilery, sepl .nl0rr ~
hrs. Stone wife Of Major Stone, September FL
Ja-per Beidin suffers clerk, September 81.
Amos Wagner, private, Co. H. 9th United States -
tlery, September -
Patrick McKegue private Co. T. 5th United States a.
tery September %
Daniel Benton, private, Co J. 9Th United States Art-
Icry September -
Henry schuler sergeant. Co NJ 9th United States -
tery September %.
william Mills private Co. K, 5th United States ArtiL
lery, September 23
h,rhae OLoushlin, Lincoln couspirato:. septsn-
Der %
William Frazier private. Co. 1. Srn United States A.
tlery September %.
Wagner private, Co. N, 9th United States a.
tllery, September "a
The Yellow Fever In New Orlern--AppenI 81
the Catholics for Assisrnnce-Lnrgc Num-
bcrs OF Poor Persons in Need.
tbs Very Rev. n J. Perchs, Administrator Of the
archdiocese or New Orleans, has. In the absence q
Archbishop odin issued appeal to the charity Of the
public at home and abroad in Lebaf Of the several
Catholic charitable institutions In that city. The
severity of the y elbow fever caused and is s,in
causing intense suffering 70 the inmates, and the num-
Der Of deaths Is augnenting every day: Relief II
Asylum-ole hundred and twenty female orphan In
ants under the Of tho Sisters OF Charity. The New
Orleans Female orphan Asylum-two hundred and
thirty orphan girls under the care OF the Sisters q
Charity. The S. Elizabeth Asyium-one hundred and
Charity. LOUISIANA Reireat-one hundred insane per.
OF both sexes under the Of hc sisters OF Char
ty. 81. Mays Orphan Boys Asylum-four hundred
orphan boys many OF whom are infants, under the
caro- OF tue Society OF the Holy Cross ST. Joseph's
Orphan Asylum-two hundred orphan boys and girls,
under OF sisters Of Noire Dame Ladies' Of Provi-
deuce Asylum-o1e hundred aged men and women,
under care of LADIES' Of Providence House OF the
Good Shepherd-one hundred and mtg pentents undsr
the OF the OF the Order OF the GOOD Shepherd
As all OF tho foregoing institutions are unendoSs0s
posed OF New York will perform . worthy action By
forwarding their contributions TO the Very Rev.
Archbishop OF New Ofleans, or to Thomas Layton,
Kan
ul remit the Very Rev Mr.. perche BY whom all ef
the funds will be udiclousy distributed IL 10 70 b
hoped that the pubnc in general aud the ta,holcs In
particular Of New York will this appeal for the
OF fourteen hundred and eighty helpless beings
in prompt and liberal manner
Aid for the Yellow Fever Sufferers.
on Rosh- ha-shonoh last 1.-THE jewish New Year the
members of the Temple Emanuel were called upon By
their minister for voluntary contributions behalf OF
the Jewish sufferers in Louisiana aud Texas who Dos
being acknowledged poor, were unwilling 10 ask
Sisauce from Howard Society. Neary rl the
brs had already ply contributed TO the collections
for the Howard Society," aud many Also oiteueY
TO private collections. Tho houses Of the PRESIDENT
Vice President aud minister OF the congregation which
we're opeu Ia receive contributions from whose heart
prompted them 10 ad their corclison SITS Ia DISTRESS
tn, onged with people. Tho sum thus Contributed
amounts 10 ABOUT s., 900.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
New YORK, ocL 7. 1851.
There has been collected and forwarded through 4
Blum. Esq. for the relief of the sufferers by yellow
fever Galveston, Texas by the Hebrew congregaton
Shari iephah worshppins ~ Br ai~ay aud thirty
sixta str eli, S5s6 h. l.. SOLOMON, President
TO THE EDITOR or TUE HERALD.
New YoaK, Oct Z. 1901
we have to acknowledge the receipt OF tho following
for the benefit Of the sufferers BY epidemic New
orieaus:-Eaglsston. Batteile Co., 500; Ward "a;
Il G. W.. So; p. w. Bentley, IS; D. n. D., $40; DANIEL
Eerrien, SIS Henry q. Bell " Co., SIS; collected In
Of Henry q. Bell Co., s.; Cash, 81; Fourth
Presbyt CHI arch, Twenty street,
Rev. Dr. Crosby, through New York Academy OF Medi-
cine (sddiiional), by H. ID Bakisy, W. d.. $50; Mstho-
dist Episcopal church Wilett street, Rev. Ja,. W.
Hvrne, SO; Church Of tho Reformation, Brookiyn,
Rev ID. Brewer $40: J. b. Siawson. $50:
Charles H. Phillips, SIS; George W. WoIsh, SIS:
Ladies' of the American chapel Of Rome 1a, through
Rev. Dr. Van Nest, $50, ami box OF c0tnIng. $484
previously Acknowledged, $S.305. TOTAL s. $40 Also
the following for the benefit 81 Galveston snucrers:
Cash, -; Method u Episcopal cLuca willett street.
Rev. j. W. Horne, $50; Danei Berrlcn SIS; D. d..
$5-35S; previously acknowledged, 45618. Total S. 73k
And the following uston sufferers: -Siaaton
street Baptist church. New York city, $25; AethodA
Episcopa church, Wiilett street. Rev J. w. Horne $40;
Trinity chapel taddonal). $50 $lSl; previously 90
knowledged, $3.50. Total $7s2
sf0fFoRD, TILEsroN 4 CO
TO THE EDITOR THE HERALD.
Collections for the ye iow fever sufferers by H. n
Cromwell h Co., Tor New 0rieans:--Aorrson. 500 =
Hutchinson, $J0 Daniel Coger on. $50; E., 81
x72 Previously RENTED. xA767--totaI $3.50