The New York herald., 1878-09-28
Humid and Cooler Weather Increasing
the MOrtuary Lists.
THE LOUISVILLE SCARE.
An Official Statement Denouncing
Sensational Falsehood.
NEW ORLEANS WORSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD ]


The yellow fever report to-day shows an increase OF
137 new cases over yesterday. Ono hundred ana
twentyiour are reported by the Board OF HEALTH 1856
by tie Howards and 157 by the Young Mems Christian
Association, making a total Of 4l6. The number OF
leaths Is 81, against A. yesterday an increase OF
This increase in new cases Is not confined to any
particular portion, but Ia general-all over the
city. II seems now TO be more frequent
among the coored population, who, Tor the most
the CITY. There are indications OF change In the
weather this evening" and we may therefore sxpect
further Increase both cases and deaths morrow.
THE
The following Is the list OF the dead:-
Charles Freemor. Mrs. Moilie Lee
William Lee. Uiedrch PackerL
Travis B. Edwards Ii. D. Adams
Edward Kennedy. Mrs. Jean Dominique
Paul BerssieE Mary II. Daily
Benjamin Goldsmith. Angelo Delarno.
Mrs. Rosenbaum Mar garet Burner.
Lewis Elder. Sister Felicity O'Malleys
Robert Hamilton. Agnes Bailey.
Sherman Walter. Antonio Gaylno.
Elizabeth Kahn. Peter Scheimoner.
Richard j. Blake. Marie Bonnecarrere
Riteta Catalana. Gustav Utard.
solomon ". oppenhsimer. Bella Rsamer.
Joseph Weathera Henry Vulcon.
Louisa Huge. George Meyer
Charles H. Lord. Louisa Rob,ne.
Marie Dutrsy. Charles White.
George DixeL Edward Burns
Emma j. Casnili. James 5. De Forest
George Adams. Sebastian Lochert
Martha Dubret Rachel Z. 1ilden.
Bernard Myers. Hannah Ford.
Florence Il. SIevens Anthony Gramaun.
Il. +. BicKman Philip Checapelta.
Philip Cornelius.
Twenty-Five OF the above arc children under twelve
years o. age. In some families the mortality this
year has been fearful l have just heard OF
lamiiy consisting oi nine, out OF which four have
aed, four are now sick and OF these TWO have been
given up by tho physician, leaving only one, the
mother. barely convaiescent. The Rev. John Mathews
vi the Carondelet Street Methodist Church, in THIS
city, who has been very III OF the fever, now
ported better II. H. Walsh, who has also been pros
rated, Is now up again. DR.. j. 1. taylor, OF New
YOrk. getting betterA
REPORTS FROM OTHER DISTRICTS.
AT the Bay OF St LOUIS lever Is tho Increase
Upward of one hundred cases have occurred there
and tour deaths since last night Another physician
and more help are called tor Dr. Jackson anu a
Holly Springs tho fever 10 reported as "terrble."
Ten deaths thero last night DR.. Lewis Of Denison.
Holly Springs to the Young Mons Christian Associa-
t,on In answer to ons from George A. Woods, Hart
well and is In good hands" Tho lever Increasing
at Thibodeaux aud nurses are needed. Twelve nurses
lever rs extremely iatal There had been twelve
deaths up to Thursday uoon Al Baton Rouge the last
report shows no deaths, but tweaty iour new casos
The following despatch speaks Tor iiseli-
BATON ROUGE. Sept. ~, 1873.
a ye'srSay % morning hope that .hs
threatening Many taken down during last
H.
s s%gSss nd 40 s sanc s1c
NY vSTnSs nds news ,oa"y our telegraph &
AND ,1 great praise f., shs h1 Of
There 10 no lever at Osyka and the quarantine has
been raised. AT Canton there were twelve new
and two deaths yesterday. AT Port Gibson the lever
Ii reported as spreading In the country.
ADDITIONAL NEEDED.
The Orleans Central Reliei Committee reports the
issue OF 81 O40 ratons since Its organ ration Thomas
Layton, treasurer oil Catholic Relief Association
to-day remitted to the st. Georges Society $780,
otherwise the society would have been compelled to
stop issuing supplies To their poor their unds being
exhausted. This society Tor the past month has been
ieeding 300 persons daily at their soup house and
furnishing supplies to many families. The
late nouce OF the Howard Association that
they did not any further assist
ance for themselves caused contrbu lions 10 the ST.
Georges and other societies In the country and abroad
to stop. AID Is still urgently nseded by the ST.
Georges Socety the French Relief Society," tho Young
Mems CHRISTIAN Association ana the Hebrew Benevo-
lent Association.