The New York herald., 1878-08-26

RAGING AND SPREADING IN vICKsBURG-
GREAT SUFFERING AND NEED OF MORE DOC
TORS.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO The HERALD
vicKsBuRG. Miss, August %, 1878
There Is no abatement In the fever here II is still
raging and spreading over the city. The number Of
new cases for the last twentyfour hours Is eighty
Eve.
LIST ISfgRxESrs.
The following list OF IN tor for to day embrac
evcry portion Of the city,
Mrs. Hiram French, Country street.
Tim o. brien (cooredl, wharf boat.
A. Alack, pearl street.
A. X. Williams, coiored, Levee street.
Mise Kate Bcavis, Perry street
Nike MCCabe, Perry street.
Georpe r Grown, Jr., Grace street
John Walker tcoIored) Open Woods
Maud Roughly, Leveo street.
Samuel False, Prontiss House.
Emma Daura, Prina street.
Samuel stephens, Pearl street.
Kate Ryer, WaIner street
Lilly Tucker, Cold and Mulberry strectA
Charles Mcnamara. uIbcrry slree,
Henry Hsrsch, Monroe street.
NJ. Marks, Washington street.
Adam Schmidt Washington street
Peter Luntz, hospital
Abort KING, colored. hospital
H. j. Foleys chd, hospital
HARD ON rnE PRINTERS
1t has fastened on tho printing fraternity. I write
within the sound Of mourning for just dead tho
Herald His wife, son aud himself arc all down with
the lever. +. II. Miller. Job printer went down late
Yesterday. W. II. Clements, acting foreman Of the
Herald. IL sick beyond recovery Ho was soldier In
epidemic AFTER epidemic, and at last goes
down IN his old age victim OF the scoursc. There
are mem bcrs OF the Typographical Union, TO the
number oil los, who have III their families. and their
uAKDsHIPs OF THE QUARANTINE
Another calamty has boiilen this city tho stop
page vi the mail trains on our ony railroad through
In srctness OF Tho semi military quarantine NJ Jack
son. MSS II must be removed, as food, mcdt-
cipes and the sent by our mpathiZng
riends reach tner destination. Is u ple
that We to be hcmmcd IN, the Unucd states mail
stopped giving the banks no facies for tho trans
mission Of the contributions that supply the living
comfort tho sick aud bury tho dead. Speak Tor u.s.
ior malls.
Eighteen nurses arrived hero IRON New Orleans hts
morning, twelve males and six females. Two doctors
that accompanied them as Tar us Jackson lett by
the morning train, ana viii arrive time tonight
a spccial train being sent for them. There are Two
more at Meridian IRON Mobile that will come n the
nrighted residents along tie road will allow tho trains
TO cone through. DR.. Brumby ana three nurses ar
rived to-day from DELHI, La More are coming from
other points Heaven speed their coming for they
urc needed terribly.
Just think OF what must bs tho feelings Of the
friends OF the stricken who come franticaly after
n doctor and told that in justice to those nready
under their care they cannot go. witnessed heart
rcndnR scene ike that to-day The church bolls
rang forth this' morning, but that attendance
OF course was small 10 listen TO the Tired
and brSken down ministers, for all, Protestant and
Catholic aud GENTLE, are working members OF tho
Howard Association. telegram after telegram comes
In IRON those who fed tue city announcing death
alter death. Alas they waited here 400 long.
Please announce again that remittsnces for the
Howard Association should DO sent TO Thomas Il
Roach, Treasurer and Cashier VicksburR Bank.
STILL SPREADING IN NEW ORLEANS SPREAD
mo TO OTHER PoINrs-APPEAL FROM
GRENADA.
NEW ORLEANS, August rs, 1878.
oae hundred ana sixty three new Of yellow
fever and thiryhree deaths are reported day for
the past twenty Tour hours
DEATH OF A PRIEST.
The Rev. Father Doyle. C. NJ, Of St Joseph's
Church, Is dead OF tho fever.
THg SITUATION PORT RAIDS.
DR.. stone returned to the city this afternoon from
Pert Eads. Ito reported to tho Howard Association
that the patients there, except one or Two,