The New York herald., 1878-09-18

srOrPAGE OF THE MAILS
Colonel d. D. Robinson, superintendent Of the
Mobile and New Orleans Railway. has addressed q let
ter to Postmaster Badger notifying MIN that owing
to Quaran regulations recently enforced by Mobile
county, Ala, aud Jackson county, Miss agans, oach
other. he compelled to discontinue trans east or
Ocean Springs No mails WI, be takon beyond Biloxi.
INCREASE OF FEvER AT MORGAN CITY.
Tho fever Is increasing Ut Morgan CITY, La. There
were three deaths yes!erday-Miss Farrell, Samuel
Olavo and William Martin iittlc daughter Twenty
nve or thirty new cases have been reported since
Saturday.
HELP STILL WANTED
Tho president OF tEe Firemen's Insurance Assocl-
nt!0n, IN u card, says:-"rho appeal made by US 10
brethren throughout tue land sti stands opsn to
their generous responses. We have u large nu,nbss
Of sick and destitute, and our organization astsnda
exclusively 10 their own members, widows aud or
phans.'
.TnE SUPPOSED CASES AT TERRY, MISS -
DR.. IL l.. Msicaf teicgrupns tho Howard Assooia.
ton from Terry. Mss :''Hayo cases, six Ia
al. They seem TO bo bilious renttent fever oi y
perncious type, caused BY the dreadful stencil from
OF whom havo died" Ds. Me,calf having stated IN
the despatch thai his services were rot futthor re-
was requested " tho Howxfds to proceed once 70
Holly Springs.
fever on Saturday. his wio on sunday and his son
Monday. 'se
Mayor Powell, OF Canton. Miss, reports thai the to-
tai number OF thcso 10 date Is 42i deaths, six.
We,sn! % new cases % 10 Inc last ,ws1yous ,a y hours
reported dying Dr. A. \. Cage 10 dying Tho tsver
10 worso than nj any time yet.
BAToN ,.,..
There were two deaths aud thirty-1vo casos IN
Baton Rouge during tho past twenty hours snd.
RAvAdrss OF THE FEVER IN MEMPHIS
SPREADING TO THE SUBURBS.
NExPnIs. sept. IL. 1873
Nincty.six deaths were reported to.1ay. OF
which twenty-four wero colored. Owing to
difficulties experienced In buryns tho doad
at Elmwood, Superintendent Phillips being
sick, and his assistant John Dawson dead, tho How
ard Association has placed In charge OF tho
ccmetory. Among the deaths to-day arc j. w. Heath
active member Of tho Howards; +. Q. Marshall. q
prominent member Of the Citizens Relief Com.
mittec; vincen. Bacigalupo, J. W. Barton.
Dr.. j. T. Penr, William .. Berst, John Ennis Mrs. G.
L. Clapham, William MonAtt and Robert Hammock
teller OF tho Fourth National Bank. Two hundred
and nve new nsses bavo been reported, among them
Jesse W. Page, an active Howard who is In critical
condition. a. ID. LangstaG, president OF tho Howard
Association, Is considered out oi danger.
CATHOLIC AND IRISH SOCIETIES.
There Is not now nor has there beet
acuvo duly In connection with any Irish or
Catholic organization to receive or disburse
societies. except tho Father Matthew camp, 81.
Peters Orphan Asylum or sisters OF ST. Joseph. All
either Dead stricken down with The lover havo
ncd tho city. Father Kroudap, tho Vicar General,
dcad. ALI unds are to 30 directed ctncrto the Rev
A. J. Koliy. for tho orphao Asylum; Rev. William
Walsh or TC0nsodine. Tor Camp Mattnew or TO Sister
LeonL forlhc sick and destitute.
SPREADING IN THE SUBURBS
Mrs. Sam Mosby died to-day at kiageway OF con-
geston. Tho lever is spreading In tho suburbs, and
a large number OF deaths are occurring at points
several miles from tho city. The force OF pbys,cans
and visitors Is being gradually reduced, ana
the situation Is becoming moro frighIia hourly
STILL RAGING AT MEMPIIis-THE DEATH LIST.
NKMrnis. Tenn, Sept. Il, 1875.
Forty-slx deaths wero reported up to noon making
10l sincc yesterday noon. DR.. John Erskne Health
|. Onlccr, died this morning. also Father Riordan.
Philip II. Lunn, W. u. macy. Of Park avenue aud b,
7. Plummor. J. w. Heath. OF Raniic, Heath Il Liver
more, is dying. W. II. Shepard " also IN critical
condition. His vile Is dead. Mrs J. H. CInrkc IN
volunteer nurse IRON Omaha, Mob, died this morn.