The New York herald., 1878-09-14

sick. The weather continues cold, but frost
LEON JAsTREREMSKI, Mayor.
oUARANTrNE-DEATH OF NoRwEGIAN CAP
vIGILANT.
The Norwegian bark Fri, from Bahia, Brazil, ar
rived at lower quarantine yesterday and reports the
death OF her captain (Isaacsou) OF yellow fever at
Bahs, the day before SAILING (August 2O) There have
been no cases on board during the PASSAGE and after
the vessel is properly cleansed and disiniected she
Will proceed to upper quarantine ond discharge her
cargo into lighters.
There have been Of yellow fever at
quarantine; in fact. there s sickness OF any ac-
count on beard any there.
James ii. Williams, John Lane and Peter Vance,
who we're taken from the steamer Hutchinson to the
Quarantine hospital, afflicted with the lever. have
almost recovered. Ono Of them sitting in chair
yesterday when DR.. vanderpoc made his rounds, and
the others are in such convacscent state that they
may be expected to be out in few days. The hutch
inson has been emptod OF her cargo and thoroughly
cleanscd, and viii come up TO her wnar. to-day
Every particle OF her cargo including hides and pack
ages OF merchandise, was separately clcansed by
sorinkling with dlsiniectng agents The vessel has
been through several examinations, and tho Chief
Health OMcsr has no fears that she now contains any
Dr. vanderpoel says that while every thing indicates
q healthy condition Of things here. stan We are not
he said ''and, although the epidemic has e5ated IN
some ot the West Indian Infected ports, owing, no
doubt TO cooler weather, there no means OF
tanning how soon the weather may change and the
seourgc break out with more virulence than In
the msan'ne snaiI oe prepared ior every emergency
ana do my best to prevent any injected vessel from
reaching the CITY,"
NEW YoRK's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Attic HxRALD Office yesterday tho following contri-
buttons received in aid Of the yellow fever sui-
ferers at the SOUTH
Well wshcr. s5; SICK DON 81 Harry. s.; Join BID,
Uued states practice snip Cohstsllston ssos 25 pro-
Of sharen far gwen on THURSDAY eysnioE At the
vi 81 A. U.s. is % "'''
At the Mayors onice the following amounts were
received
Captain Eaiin Filth precinct s7i so Through 6aptan
M % New So4 Ss ~ 0s @ M H
House, sai Vienna Model Bakery; SIS; Mercantile Ii
s t g. gu Denis ms S,s %
siSsss IS
s%s'ys' shoe Boot bas% 5ay
o 1osn g. go pSp ssGSo shss" Of e.,
first Methodist Episcopal Church. North New York
~ ss or hssa & Br
s ps nsyS & S @ Gspa Sx VASE SS rwsn @
sysxa precinct ore. 80 IA capain 0opo'sad Thrtesah
s.s %iiiis% Sss%4Ei ssS s. ;sses teacher; sSss:
precinct sasa Is. Total, si.4as ee, o''' '''''
The sum OF 1923 66 has been sent by the Mayor to
Memphis, Tenn.
Mayor Ely suggests that all tho in this
city givo days entire receipts OF their establish
ments toward the yellow fever fund ali this were
done he remarked, '.there would not be much need
for soliciting any further subscriptions IN aid OF tho
sunerers."
the Hanover National Bank has received at different
times sums agcregattng 81, 600, which they have
placed TO the credit OF banks Ia Southern cities al
1ictcd with the fever.
The united iraternties Of Harlem arranged for
excursion tomorrow from Harlem TO West Point.
rho Harlem and New York Navigation Company havo
placed tho sylvan Dell at tho disposal Of the commit
iee tree of expense The entire gross receipts Will be
sent TO Ihe sufferers in the Southern States.
ME- j. p wtners collected $500 Tor tho rclicf OF tho
sufferers at Bolton, Mss., and forwarded the money
by express to i. E. Baldwin, Mayor OF that city.
Henry Ogden. No $50 broadway, acknowledges tho
for ths lever sufferers al Grenada, Miss The total
amount collected by him up TO date Is $3.50 25 which
has b en- forwarded to Rev William Z. McCracken,
chairman OF the Relief Committee OF Grenada.
Mcnkcn Brothers, No lis Worth street, received
$50 Tor the Memphis sufferers.
Mr. Ewood i. Thorno forwarded $155 to the
Knights fempiars OF Louisiana and Mississippi.
Tue Southern Relief Committee OF the Chamber OF
mos a.,sr =. rU0n "s roaa rom sou.hayS
secretary OF tho Howard Association OF New Orleans
~ which was s.asG uhS as oy che nee. n
$3.50, contributed by tns New York Post once en-
poyes, had been given to the Mother Supcrioress OF
the Infant Orphan Asylum. Accompanying this let
ter receipt for the amount acknowledged by
Sistor Mary Agnes, Superioress OF the asylum. Sno
adds shat the SISTERS OF Charity have 200 infant
orphans under their charge, ana, OF this number,
sixty -dve prostrated with the prevailing epidemic.
The COMMITTED having received q tclogr ram from
Memphis asking for blankets. sheets and pillows,
issued another circular 10 the ladies Of New YORK and
viciuity asking thom to send In these articles.
Mr. j. Pierpont Morgan. treasurer OF the committee,
acknowledged the receipt OF 81 COG b. Grand total
s95, 96s GS.
Stock Exchange Relief Committee, received S72 90.
Grand total, $63 "a.
AZ the Produce Exchange the Relief Committee
collected $50 Grand total, ,534 81. Tho committee
sent $3.50 the ral,ef committee OF the Deutcner
Bruderbun at Memphis.
ADDITIONAL AID.