The New York herald., 1878-09-10

NAMES OF THE DEAD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
New ORLEANS. Sept Q, 1873
The number OF now cases Of yellow fever reported
in the last twenty.four hours is as ioIlows:-
By the Howard. 430
Young Mems Christian Association ............ 43
Total. GIG
Against 57l yesterday; an Increase OF 46
A large number OF tho Howard's cases are cases
that have laid over for the past week unreported.
Out OF nny-four CAGES among the employees Of tho
New Orleans gas works and their families only eleven
have died SO far. among whom four children.
REPORTS FROM THE HOSPITALS
Up 10 date the Charity Hospital hes discharged 100
persons cured and has 2l3 cases undcr treat
mont The number OF deaths here have been 246
The Iouro lnhrmary, IN charge Of the Hebrew
Benevolent Association. has had to dato forty ono
cases; sixteen have died, thirteen have been dts
charged cured, leaving twelve cases on hand.
THE sPANIARDs AND ITALIANS
The occupations OF At cast nali0naltles In this
Isrds arc for the most part cigar vsnders or oyster
men, and the first have generally been accrDated IN
sea
dcners Quito large number Of these have 1ed the
city and their little booths, onos 80 bright with vare
gated fruit and gay with italian volubiy and exotic
meut, are now silent and deserted. giving q most
meiaucholy AR 10 everything round ABOUT them.
day, the present sickness is pest poison, Tor num-
bers have been stricken down. Most OF those who
have left the city have located them mscvos tho
Red Church, some twenty miles above. where .hoy
hnve made quito a settlement One who visited this
locality some days ago says their condition tnsrc Is
better than might be expected. No lever has yet
appeared among them. II u should come, however,
must bo unoer the most aggravated form, in place
Some prefer 70 remain IN the city ana take tho
ehancss
f' DREAD OF THE DISEASE. ts g
H i a
had the lever All were more or less terriled-tho
naotho: mos. OF all But this IS no. peculiar 70 this
acci,naed person this season who does not seem 10
:sa IN u.s a,sss q Ns T,s sssm = b
pestience runs ss course may. IN part, account
ior this. A very lew hours decides often
attended. lmprudcnce after recovery is almost sufe
death. This Is . peculiarly Of the disease always
strange as II may appear, It adds to their lear OF he
lever. The sae period after opps recovery this
year secms TO havo been longer deferred than usual
A SAD CASE.
wc knew oi one case whore the patient died three
weeks altor pcing apparently we'll What made this
case particularly sad was that the young lady had
lust married u poor and honorable young man
against the consent OF her parents, and all
Sf her relatives deserted her IN couscq with
single exception. Only the yearnings VI u mothers
heart brought her 10 visit and comfort dying child
Otherwise the young % wi1S was en.rely Sns,.snSsd:
relatives left their elegant mansions 10 attend the
funeral OF The poor GIRL
Tho number OF deaths Tor the past twcnty-iour
hours IRON yellow lever Is eighty an increase
Sav ' son seVse% soa over 0 oMn~ 10 ,hs failure
OF the Coroner III making his report. Among the
eighty ono deaths reported Yesterday thirty wsro
children under twelve. Among the eighty y-seven to-
DAY the children number twenty.seven Some oil our
doctors have been extremely successful in their
treatment OF children. That most eminent physician
and noble gentleman DR.. William Ii. Hocone, out Of
seventy three Of children, has lost only two.
XAMEs OF The DEAD.
0f IL INST TIVE
hours are follows:-
Louisa Minson. James NJ. Richie
Jean Lncostc Philip Fszell.
Felix G. Pourcian. Heory wussem.
Joseph Levillier. Emma r. Rcynolds
Juhs Rui,tc Mrs. Anna n. Brown.
Pauline Estradc Charles Maey.
Patrick Hagnn q. W. Griiu.
Francis Mcstay. n Brady.
Adolph Anionina. i. Gerciz
George Mouledous. u Behrend.
Barbara pic,ricu. Mrs. Mario Hervineau.
William Y. Roberts. Alice Deduc.
Louis scnmidt Eiiz .beta johnson.
Nartin Pessicr. John Murphy.
Ruth N. SsmucIs. Joseph M Cary.
Edward Brennan. John Mather.
Mrs. Della Dillman. Gaetana Gailiardo
Sophie NJ Hocn. Mary Mayne.
Leiaro Flor. William Welsh.
Jean +. SeIerin. juliet Laiimcr
James Turner. Joseph Bschcr.
Eiward Brown, John L. Kenny.
Margaret Clark Bridget Onvicr.
George Walker Lscienu Ficro.
Esseie Israel Louis II. Bartbelmy.
William ppeE John "A. Gleason.
Christina Brandt Ellen King.
Isaac johnson. Mary J. Oswald.
Emile Gasweiler. Sim0ne Pellcgrino.
Nrs Auguste Louso s. NJ Hochs.
Nfs. q. Bagale. j. j. Tournier.
John Robertson. LOUIS Miller.
Hannah He,dongspelder. Johannes Thoman.
Charles X. Bell. Louis Munsun.
Mary Jano Birzle. Joseph W. CoiIins
Orson ). Babcock. Rudolph Buchler.
Aioisus J. Haripgcr Richard Rubeneck.
Michael Denny Camille Fitzpatrick.
Michael Doboncy. Alex Poporny
James Kinny. ID. b. Dauterive.
Charles Peiert. Mnry A. Murtha
Cnafies smith. Mrs. q. wemsn.
Pierre Crabc. Juana Holt
William Eygcrs.
The following are among tho newly reported
Rev. Father Massardisr, 81. Theresa's Church.
sister CnrmeIita, 81 Andrews Street Convent
Sister Rosario, ST. Andrews Street Convent
wsIteY Lonsdaie. member of Howard Association.
DIR. T. l.. Herndon, volunteer ph hysician OF Young
Charles !. AIIeyn, OF the Western Union Telegraph
once
coxvALEscESrs.
The following are the convaioscipg:--
Captain sam. Henderson G. II. Cause.
William XHp MN wa,,,o. woos = ., %TSssy, TSss..o
& Co. Charles Chanc
Dr. handevilic. William Morrison.
DECREASE OF NEw CASES IN vfcKsBuRG--
LIST OF THE DEAD--MopE, RAIL ROAD QUAR-
ANTIyING.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
VIcKsBuRG, Sept. 0, 1878.
W. 4. Flippen, manager Of the telegraph onlco here
is alone to night tired, ana ovcrruu with
business. J. W. Alvis. the Hrst operator taken
down, died to day. Colonel Martin Keary, County
rreasurcr,:a popular man and good enserprsing
ctizcn, whose loss will be deeply felt, ,s among the
many deaths OF to-day. There has been decided
decrease In new cascs, out none IN the ocath roll.
rnx
rho following have died to-day: r.
Alfred Berry, Sarah cray,
A. Hammehco Frances Harris, ~,
Ella Dunuer, A. Aethua,