The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-09-16

DIR. l.. dERyAIs ROBINSON, our most cstimabie
toWnsman, we regret TO learn, lhs left us for q
more extended field in the Groat West. He has
selected st. Louis tho arena Of his future sphere
OF usefulness DR.. RoRINsoN iB ono OF tho most
talented Of or yonng physicians, and las for SOW
eral years been connected with tho Medical Col
lege in this city, as Professor OF Anatomy in tho
Summer School, and, since tho war, IN Professor
Extraordinary OF tho snmo branch in tho College,
His talents, Ills character, md his accomplish
ments oil entitln him to tho first position where
ever fate or fortune may appoint his future home.
We regret to ose him. but il il is for his interest
to go to the far-oG Vest, We must be content with
giving him our best wishes, and assuring him OF
our confidence Of his success.
Our NEW YORK srRAM FLEET.-On the 1st OF
October, we shall have eight fine large steamers
plying between New York anl this port. The de-
partureB will BIO onS Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays-one steamer on each of the two first
named days, and two on the last day from
each port. This is to meet the large fall business,
now near at hand Messrs. MORGAN & Co. will
run The Tuesday and Saturday steamers, Messrs.
GETTY the Thursday steamers Messrs. LRAnY also
on Saturday. II is expected that another steamer
~SAA"ois
line, and third steamer unite With the Falcon
and Sea Gun from Baltimore With these addi-
tions, and our two Philadelphia steamers, there
will be fifteen steamers at work, larger number
than ever before
The lEITow FEVER IN NALvEsToS.-We are in-
debted to DIR. GEonaF 8. PEIzER, Of this city, for
copy OF the following telegram ho received from
Galveston:
"GAISEsToN, September 13.
DR.. George ). Peiaer, Secretary Of The Horard
The fever is decreasing, We are abIe, with what
holp We hpye, 10 cope with it. Seven ,physicans
have have .H; diSS; plenty left. thousand thanks for
PrnRideut Howard Association"
We nre pleased to record the above, first, be.
cause the disease is abating in Galveston; and
secondly, because deem il emiuontly proper
that when VIC hnre been spared, by tho goodness
ofs gracious Providence, iron, this and all other
epidemic diseases, that VIC shonld endcavor to do
all that is in our power to help those who are
amicted, and alleviate their snfrerings. II was for
this reason the Howard Association Of Charleston
inquired Of their sister society in Galveston il thoy
could serve them.
may, perhaps, not be amiss TO state here, that
the howard Ahsooiation OF this city is per1nA-
nsi' u'sA"'Hal.on; tut only 80 in name. II has
,., ""'' VIC arc correctly informed, it ia
guy in ae',se operation tlnring periodH Of epidomc
disease. Al other times il performs No h,no,;ors
It has, therefore, at present no fun1. Cbar,o..
ton has had tho singular good fortuna for sovaro,
years (amid all tho various forms Of poyerty and
distress), Of being altogether exempt from tb,,
particular species of public calamity for the ra,o
OF which this Association was first called into ha.
ing In this city. The present officers Of the How
ard Association are JAMES TuPP1R, Esq, Presi
dent; Dr. G. 8. Pr1zIn, Secretary, and ". A1sTo,
PnMalE, Treasurer.