New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-07
THREE HUNDRED NEW CASES.

ALTHOUGH APPARENTLY NOT so FATAL AS
neutrality-suspicious. TO THE COUNTRY.
NEw-ORLEANs Sept. 6.-The weather is clear and
warm to-day.
Frederick b. Moxon, photographer who had recov-
cred from an attack of the fever and had been
on the streets for week. relapscd on Sunday last
from imprudence and died this morning Three
Sisters have been reported have the fever at the
Charity Hospital.
There were eighty-nine deaths reported to-day
and about 800 new cases. Among those who died
to-day were Edward Hills member of the Cotton
Exchange, julius Resch, violinist and Albert
Won Wangenhorn, photographer. Among the deaths
yesterday were those of Louis Bluhm, with
Schneckeberger & Co., Major w. n. Starke and
Amos Patton.
Forty cases of yellow fever reported at ST. Vim
cents Orphan Asylum. The following appeal is
made:
The society of St. Vincent de Paul has been perma
nenty organized for visiting and succoring the
and Is officially recognized by Eccesiastic II authority
In view of the present epidemic and IN accordance with
the wishes Of the Most Reverend Archbishop OF New
Orleans appeals to the charities of its kindred asso
that it may eectualy assist poor widows and or,
phans during the dreadful visitation. > ,,.u
Thomas G. Rapier, secretaries
The Relief Committee of the Louisiana Assoca-
hon of the Army of the Tennessee, makes the fol-
lowing appeal:
TO the survivors OF tie Army Of the Tennessee throughout
There is no abatement in the distress caused by pre-
Vailing sickness, and the complete .stagnaton
.essty we appeal 10 old comrades in for such
aid they may have IN their power to contribute, to be
'en' ~ INC u'O'' YfoToR OLIVER, JR.,
G. A. WILLIAMS,
FRANK HEBRON,
ISAAC SCHERCK,
II. n JENKINS
f. /. RICHARDSON,
]. A. CHALARoN.
The following has also been issued:
NEW ORLEANS, Sept 6.
10 the Irish Military and National Organizations,
BPofmSRs The yellow fever seouree has laid it's with
down down With the fever and two dead, nearly all
Rs ataTe O SlSe dark Work IS suspended
their loved stricken down without means TO AID
buttons TO be addressed the Of the com
pany. ~ 500 "A, "A; J; COBggRN,.
Fraternally, NJ. CoONEY, Captain Mitchell Rifles.
THE ISSUE OF RATIoNs.
WASHINGTON, SCI t. GA card has been issued
here by two of the Congressman from Louisiana in
regard to the issue of rations in New-Orleans, and
the harmony between the charitable societies Its
as follows:
Some misrepresentation having found their way into
print IN regard to me relations OF tne ofent peneHo
undersigned, Representatives in Congress from the
s fH S iroG SS tie country Who may be disposed
contribute the relief Of the sufferers that the three
relief associations namely the Howard Association, the
Peabody Subsistence Association, and the Young Mems
Christian Association. all composed Of the best and
together in perfect harmony. Contributions OF money
may be forwarded 10 either organization, with perfect
assurance that the aid given Will be properly and
efficiently applied 10 the benefit OF the suffering. The
Howard Association has devoted itself specially TO
furnishing doctors, and medicines 10 the sick
The Peabody Subsistence Association is organized
specially for the purpose OF collecting pro
food and distributing the same TO the destitute the
City Of Eew-Oreans. The latter organization is pub
cy indOrsed by the Mayor Of NewOrleans aud by the
president Of the Howard Association, and Is the proper
one to which supplies OF food and clothing should be
sent. The Young Mems Christian Association is en-
gagged IN looking Of sickness and restitution
and reporting them the Towards and PcabOdys, as
the case may demand. The Government has directed
the OF supplies to the sufferers at NeWOreaDs
20 be made through these organizations.
r. L. GIBSON.
j.. JOHN ELLIS.
NEw-OmEASs Sept. 6-The o-OrIeans Times
says that there is close union and brotherhood among
the charitable bodies of the city. 1t denounces
Senator Kellogg for saying that it would create dis
satisfaction among the benevolent organizations
here to place the distribution of Government ratOns
in the hands of any of Them The Times says
further that improvement is needed in the manner
of issuing ratons either the number of acquisitions
Iations must be improved. There are hundreds of
persons who hang around headquarters sometimes
for whole days before their turn comes.