The New York herald., 1878-09-26

The following Is the death roll Tor to-day
Elizabeth Bower, Rosa Csnos,
Michael McArsy, Joseph Vas,
Katharine Muller, Ann Thomas.
Samuel A. Hasherl, samuel Mccain,
Alexander Breen, j. De Pasque Assant,
Violet Fry. Richard a. Coltam.
David X. Chandler, Eli Caooth Giiier,
Anton Aeyer, Robert J. Hughes,
Louise Rctel, Michael Collery
w,lheminn s Glaudingor, Mary J. Alien,
Mrs. Heron, Joseph A. Gunther,
Daniel Mccarthy, Woodlaude BARNES,
Marie Bcssicr. Carl Kringer,
Mrs. Joseph Squire, Pasquali Gusgard.
N Drop, Vincente MolZgay,
John Eslrado Mary Smith,
Henry Druck Frank ScheondorG.
The total number Of deaths TO date is 2,608.
REPORTS FROM OTHER POINTS
The Young Mems Christian Association has received
the following despatch:-
Mr. Kssssl and the other sick are desd fho Mayor I'd
Il !. new hS
Twenty-three new cases. principally among the
negroes, are reported from Canton. Dr. Sam W alker
is down With tho fever at Greenville. Tho Mayor
and Marshal OF the town dead. No nre
reported at Water Valley for the past three days.
despatch from Baton Rouge says:-'Capta,n 8.
NJ Robbins, civil engineer and superintendent of the
government works at the National Cemetery here
died Of yellow lever thus morning at hvs O'Clock
Tnis brave gentleman, universally esteemed by ALL
remained here despite the advice OF hts friends who
urged him to absent himself during the epidemic. !"
There have been SIX new ana two deaths IN the
last twenty-1our hours at South west Pass.
A FOOLISH FAMILY.
A family of absentess, who considered themselves
acclimated, although they had nst or actually had
Dr. John Carter, OF the Fourth district, upon the
question OF returning He replied not to do upon
any account and that he would advise them when
they could come. In spite OF this warning they
arrived tho CITY three days ago, Two
oI them have been violently attacked with tho pre-
vaing disease They reside on Magazine street, near
Second, In the Fourth dissrct.
CATHOLIC RELIEF.
John 1. Moore and rbOmas Lay ton, OF the Southern
Bank, custodans OF the funds OF the Catholic Relief
Association, are receiving IRON the Kind-hcarted and
appears inexhaustibe. generous response TO their
appeal for iuuds relieve destitute orphans wid
ows THIS association rs promptly dispensing the ro-
Hefs which Is SO much needed ncrs regardless
,o, o. efsod , color ,.n or ns''onaly, and ,.s &C.
abroad. At the instance Of tho Rev. Father RouxoI
Vicar General of the Archdiocese OF Now Orleans the
Catholic Rclle Association to-day HANDED $500 10 inc
French Reei Committee supply 10 part The urgent
calls upon the latter for relief The Howard Ass0cia.
lion Yesterday refused 70 assist Ihe French Relief
them for distribution direct 10 the sufferers by mem
bers OF their association.
The Orleans Relief COMMITTEE decided to-day TO
seturn all unbroken packages merchants VINO had
parties whose requistiops have been approved lar
as rations will CO. This viii take until to morrow
forenoon. there being about 5000 rauons dis
tribute, 5000 OF which were distributed up TO four
O'Clock /. M. to-day. Ii nothing Is beard from the
Secretary OF War by Tomorrow morni0g the CON-
mittoe will meet and adjourn sine die.
THE DISEASE SPREADING.
The reports at the Board of Health this morning
show that the fever spreading along the line Of ST
Charles avenue, above Napoleon, aud Is quite bad
both In CarroIton aad IN the Third district It's ap.
pcarance in these nsghborhoods has undo rgone no
special modification since the ipcop ion Of the cpl
demc. Although the disease seems quite IA vIrulent
~ previously, tne physicians have gained greater
perience. aud critical cases do not appear ire
quenty Brother Cyprians, OF the Order OF the Roly
Gross, died to-day of the lever Among the now
sases today was Colonel W. M. Owen, oi the WASH
MEMPHIS STILL STRUGGLING WITH TILE TER
IIDLE DisEAsE-YEsTEnD,Y ,Y's DEATHS AND
NEW CASES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept rs, 1873.
Death continues to hold It's with fearful tena.
city hero Twenty-shres physicians OF tne Howard
medical corps report 125 cases. Forty deaths
have been officially reported by tho Board
OF Health az having occurred for tho twen.
ty-four hours ending at six O'Clock tonight
Ot tnsse sixteen were colored. Tho weather
grows warmer and will a further reading of
the disease. The only cheering sigma Doticed the
daily increasing number OF convsiescents who
since last night Dr. Robert Barsnam, volunteer
physician from Columbus, OHIO; John Meath, u 1rs-
man; James collins, at the STATE Female college /;
william D. Goodett, Robert Britton and L. Schilling.
Crabtrce Belcncr, City Register. died on Monday
night at Tuseumbia, Ala
NEW cAsEA
Among those stricken to-day ure Rev. Dr. White
rector OF Calvary Cnurcn; Mrs. A. Hitzfed, Fannie
prescott, niece Of o. n. Prescott, prominent DAD
Second Prosbyterian churcn ana an active Horara
and n. W. Redfora. OF Is. J. Scmmes & Co. A. ID.
Langstan has 50 lar recovered as 10 be aDe TO again
direct the movements Of tho Howard Association
Of which no ls president. Dr. X. B. Maury,
partner Of X. W. Mitcheli, medical drecior OF tho
Howard Association, IL down with lever ut Gii's
Charles q. Fisher chairman oil the Citizens Rciisf
Committee. is considered critical s also that Of g.
u. Landram. r. q. Bigicy, purchasing gsnt OF tho
O'Clock.
The steamer Hard Cash. laden with supplies from
Between hcre and ARKANSAS City. arrived this alter
noon from ST. LOUIS.
rms TERRIBLE ErDBnio
Many physic,ans oi tue Howard medical corps re-
port this disease gnaut and as fatal as at the
beginning OF the cpldemic and the death rate GER
bainly sustains them IN their assertions.
Among the deaths reported since noon are
!ohn H. Mitchell. brother OF Maggie Mitchell,
Inc actress; Lspgdon A. Cncevcs, iunteer
physician IRON Savannah, Ca Major John y. frezc-
want, we'll known citizen aud reai estate aaont The
youngest son oil Rev. 8. Landrum, ana W. w. q. MIL
lsr late issuing clerk IN the conmissary dcpartmont
of tue Chizens Rcief Committee. Rev. W. h. Boggs
was himself stricken to-day, aud together with his
wne we're supplied with nurses by the Howard Asso-
c,stion. Alexander Wallace, who was convalesccnt,
rslapsed tins afternoon.
g. Hayes, prominent citzon, which occurred In the
soIrtry back o. tins CITY asc Of the death Of Judge
~. " DiAou, VI thc aW nffn Oh AdauB a. DNon, Wnlch
look place recently at Abingdon, Va.
ADDRESS THANKS.
Al meeting OF CITIZENS OF Memphis, held this alter
tcrnoon, committee was appointed TO add rcss tho
people OF tho United states aud the word at large
upon our condition and needs. Tho toIowiug ~ the
address:-
To UNI1sp SrAJks WoRLp AT LARog:-
Your generous contributions Tor the relief OF sufferers
yellow lever In Mcmphis especially wit hin
with what advised is the way to us
places beyond the reach Of want
IN the fuur-. Wo have enough only n oeas
but to enaoic us TO asst the suffering peope Of
try and OF Wills ayers OF this anu adjDi states
Win hearts, ovsrhowing wsh Gratituas fss aldAnd