The New York herald., 1878-11-03
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS.

YELLOW FEvFR DISAPPEARING FROM THE
souTH-GENERAL BUSINESS TO BE RESUMED
TOMORROW RAILROAD TRAFFIC. REoPENED
FROM CHICAGO TO NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. 2, 1873
The quarantine restrictions at Mobile having been
removed Colonel D. B. Robinson, superintendent,
states that double daily passenger and mail trains
over the New Orleans and Mobile Railroad will re-
sumo their regular trips from and alter tomorrow.
Ths mercury bore last night went dswn 10 iorty-six
degrees. and there was light frsst.
Tho following telcsraphic correspondence has taken
place.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1. 1873
To THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Now Orleans, La -
Whie continued demands Tor aid arc received al
the North from New Orleans we cannot understand
the repeated statements that tho Howard Assocatton
with large iunds mas coased giving rshcL Please
advise mo how this H.
WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs, Secretary OF State
To The above the following reply was sent
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
NEw ORLEANS. La, Now 2, 1875
Hon. WILLIAM NJ. EvARrs, Washington:-
lour despatch oil the LIST received last evening.
We do not Know iron, whom repeated demands from
New Orleans 0i which you speak come. We do know
ine reiterated ment that me Howard Associa-
ton have balance OF $3.50 900 10 distribute after the
epidemic 10 be absolutely untrue We stopped co.,
ribations September IL because we then raw that
No hai ample funds on hand and IN sight 10 meet
any probable and lawful demands that might be made
upon us. Since that time, from points At which
winch have carried US under Obligations $lO0, 600
beyond calculations we had mnde, and which We
hard 10 these and other Obligations and
come out clear OF dcbi. We have not yot
paid the DOCTORS who have faithfully served
US at home, though We hope yet 10 give them some
partial recognition OF their services. We have pad
no aten,ion 10 reported statements Of disappointed
individuals or rassOctationg-potica race, sectaran
or othsTwss-who have circulated reports of large
balance We are retaining Tor distribution. Ignoring
their queries, We have chosen wal, uLtl our pub
lished report shows, as II wiI the distribution VIC
have made OF the moneys so generously ssnt US We
give you, rcpresen alive OF the general govern
+. 4. soUTHMAYD,
Secretary OF Howard Association.
BAYOU SARA, La.--rbers has been u heavy frost
here and ics formed Quarantine has been raised.
RETURN OF THE TROOPS TO CHATTANOOGA
FACTORIES REoPENINa.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenr., Nov. q 1878
Dr. vandemans reports two cases OF yellow fever
for tho twenty-iour hours ended four p NJ Refugees
continue TO crowd in Tho troops returned to their
barracks to-day.
Several mills give nstos OF opening Monday
BRISK BUSINESS IN MEMPHIS : ME- acHANrs
UNABLE TO FILL ORDERS FAST ENOUGH
AExrHIs, Nov. 2, 1873
II has been estimated that fully $4,000 absentess
have returned within the past week. Many
find It difficult TO fi all demands tor goods, so numer
the orders received.
MOBILE HEALTHY AGAIN-BUsINEss RESUMED.
MOBILE, Ala, Nov. 2, 1878.
Tho Board OF Health sders II safe Tor abse ntoes
to return but al the time recommend that they
havo their residences thoroughly ventilated before
entering them. Quarantine restrictions against every
body are removed The Southern Express Com pAny
ha 70 resumed business on all railroads which had
been interrupted by quarantine restrictions.
RESUMPTION OF RAILROAD TRAFFIC BETWEEN
TENNESSEE AND LOUISIANA.
LYScnBURG, Va, Nov. 2, 1873.
The yellow fever blockade being raised the through
line Now Orleans, via Knoxville, will reopen to-