The New York herald., 1878-09-29

Kate Hanser
The fearful mortality among children still con.
tnues thirtysx OF the above under twelvc years
oil age.
DISEASE OUTSIDE CITY.
As the disease appears ut the dinerent watering
places along our Gui shores the sojourners there
urn to tho city the safest plnce and this adds 10
leaving these places every day. At Barnes' hoiel
Mississippi City, Mr. Rowland has lost his wife,
Ia in number are reported as dong we'll Al Pass
Christian 30 cases are reported ana deaths. AT
ocean springs new cases and death. AZ Canton
cases total dea hs 81 Baton Rouge, so new cases;
deaths, 46. Dr. Manaevie, who arrived from the
parish of Paquemne, to-day reports albright at the
Wilkinson plantation Among the deaths In this
parish we notice that of MISS Helen Ksrnochan AZ
the scarsdae plantation From Terry, Miss. DR..
TirJno telegraphs the Towards that he has discov.
cred that oil the Is OF lever there are yellow
fever aud the others putrd maiarial lever Donald
vine 81 cases reported yesterday. Ihs railroad
aaent, telegraph operator and Postmaster are all
sick.
AK APPEAL By PoRricS coSsuLa
AZ a meeung OF toreIgn Consuls at the French Con-
sulste to-day The following was ndopted:-
To THE LIVERPOOL CoMaITTyE:-
The Howard Association nave published that they
have sufficient Tor their object, but there
many OF our countrymen requiring assisiance,
wnom the Howards cannot relieve We beg that stops
may be taken TO renew the subscriptio Tor relief
HENRY E. STRiNGER, Her Britannic MaJesty's
Acting Consul
:, KuRi scHNIrT, Consul OF the German Empire.
LEON BELLAUGET, Acuug French Consul
MEQUhL SUAkEZ, spanish Consul.
DR.. JOHN DEL 0kio. for Count A. Guippi, Act
me Vice Consul
A BEDER, Austrian Consul
f. kLUMP, DANISH Consul
Governor Nichols to-day received $500 In GOLD from
the American residents IN Mexico, Through Minister
Foster Tor the yellow fever sufferers also $50 IRON
Mayor J. Thompson Baird, OF Portsmouth, Va
QUESTION or RGPoRrINa CASES OUTSIDE
THE CITY.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept 2S, 1878.
oultr
snd there were showers at intervals The Howard
Association Will to-day send additional nurses to Ger
mantswn, Paris and collierve, Tenn, and Decatur,
Ala. The report the Board Of Health OF last nght,
which gave twenty-egnt deaths for the past twenty
iour hours, was Incomplete. owing 10 the fail
urs OF one uodertaker TO make report
In addition to those Officially reported Ms
having died within the corporate limits OF tho city
iuiIy u dosen more were inferred who died In the
suburbs These although citizens ol Memphis will
not included in the total number OF deaths as the
city ordinance makes ~ imperative on the Board OF
Hcaltn officials report oniy those who die In the
city limits. Among those who hsve dicd since last
night are George l.. Beggs, a nurse from Chicago;
Dr. &. Roberts, OF sulphur, KY. who was dismissed
MS Howard pay sicisn lor dfunkcnness; george w.
Barber, nurse IRON Washington Guy; Jacob Narks,
snd sou Of l.. kaufman. Dr. r. Tuorke,
volunteer physician IRON Cincinnati Is dyins. DR..
G. Orr, the last OF The voluntcsr ply scians from
condition OF ". W. rhaehcr is more favorable, and
hopes are now entcrtained OF his recovery IA. J.
Howard Assoo alton nurses. l. H. Green, proprietor
OF cotton gan the FOOT OF Exchange street, died
Oh Friday night twelve miles out IN the country. &.
A. Castor, the acting manager OF the western Uaion
Telegraph Company IN THIS city, was stricken this
mornihg
Forty-one deaths are officially reported by the
Board Health Tor tho past twenty iour hours ending
at SIX O'Clock Tonight This includes two days re-
pors one undertaken who Jailed last evening to re-
port in lime. Dr. Paul 0tey died to-day; also NJ.
w. Rediord, oi h. J. Semmes Il Co., and
j. Goebels, the florist DR.. W. e. Cavn-
naugu 10 reported on the sick list. f. T. Furbish
dea suddenly tonight after an illness OF
only twenty hours. He ives an empoye OF the How
ards. w. >. Anderson. an active Howard visitor, was
stricken this afternoon. twenty pbysicians oil the
Howard medical corps report eghty-thtce new cases
1be howard Association will tomorrow establish "a
branch depot at kOsolle station, three miles east OF
this city, where large number oi new cases are re-
ported Nurses will he supplied from this point un-
der the erection OF Vice Prcsident Edmondson ana
Visitor wanng. DR.. Desaussurs, OF charleston, VIII
look alter the sick OF this nsghoorhsod.
AN OFFICIAL REPORT PROM CHATTANOOGA
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 2S. 1873
military report, published for September, up to
Dvo O'Clock r. NJ, to-day, Is as ioilows:-Ysllow
lsvsr 20; pernoious BILIOUS fever, O. typhoid lever
bilious remittcnt fever Total-From fevsrs, 80;
from other causes, 10. The OUTLOOK grows more