The New York herald., 1878-09-20
NEW ORLEANS BETTER.
Slight Attacks on Small Louisiana
Plantations.
KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE.
A Few Villages Infected, but
the People Leaving.
REFUGEES IN RICHMOND.

REFUGEES IN RICHMOND.
fsY TxLxoRAPH TO THE HERALD
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 10, 1878.
Taxing all available sources OF Information is evi-
dent there decided decrease in the number OF
et yellow lever in shis city to-day This II en-
courag,ng Unfortunately. however. tho plague 10
spreading In the up river districts At Donaldson
VILE Henry Loeb the leading merchant OF the place,
h dead; also magician named Karl Hoses. Nursss
have been asked for at Lagonda Plantation, whore
Asrs have been eight deaths from the fever nnd thirty
eases are under treatment The oftho plan
sation, Clark Steele, not expected to 1--we. Al
Breussard Settlement few miles from Paterson vtlls
ono death AZ Blocks Pocan Grove there
have been two cases and ono death within the past
Two days Reports from Grandswoods Il WcightmanAs
QUAD Place Plantations there beon several
dealhs ana the disease is stiIl spreading IA
NKw CAsBs N NEW oRLDAxs.
Among the now Gases repertcd te-day 10 Sister
EsseIls Of the st. Vincent Orphan Asylum. Shc has
been noble worker. and it s hoped her ifo will be
TSs following arc tho new repor,sa in the past
twenty Tour hours:- y
Nv the Howard Assec,ation. 2JO
By the Young Mems Christian Association. ....... Is
Total al................. 544
. DEAD.
The number Of Deaths IN which are included twenty
children unaer twelve years Of age, is IS, do
crease Of H. Among the dead is Eaward J. Gay,
Jr Every effort WAS mado 70 save tho life OF th:
Young man. even the SrAnsfusion of healthy blood
into his veins but wthout avail Sister Doroha, Of
the 81. Vincent Orphan Asylum, and E. G. Jacobs, are
also among The dcsd Here follows the death roIl:
Henry O. Haiior, Jean l. ADadte,
Henry Buell., William Kaufman
Henriest Apps Genovsve q. Kollier,
Joseph X. Carey. jean N. Monttszin,
lanes NuKent julius Brkenroad,
Patrick Mcbride, CarchaIlongao Lamanto,
James Blake, 4. J. Mcuni0r,
Bertha Y liter, N. Gross,
Henrietta Oppsnhe,msr. John 3: Morton.
Charles a. G. Hsneid, Micnssi Anthony. 1e
Rev. O. J. Weimers, Elizabeth Robinson,
f fd.s1d a' Keenan,, esorss ss - I. J. a.ckas,
isabella Guern, Willis Lehleiter,
eossr. l.. W. HARPER Martin MeGraw.
John AcGear, Joseph Rollin,
Henry Wizanski, Alice GaiIardaune,
Eugene Tornasis, Mrs. Lucie yAcomst,
Celia smith. 49, e Joseph Garoissi,
Pierce DArvesede, Fred William Bercksl,
Bernard Tuyague, Mary Broadno,
Maris Bataui, Louis q. Wogan.
Anne Carbarnia, Theodore Loon.
Rsv. julius AaFiiuiqus, J. H. Green wood,
Thomas G. Butler, Urban Lambert,
John Dorab, Patrick Hayes
1xPoRrs-asASD JUNCTION, La; TERRY, KISS
Tho Aowards have reoefvsd the following de-
!. s s:n sd s.:S. m I'D; ;s: on
TERRY. Miss, sont ls, 1879.
sGs sd.s.h. .sd now easss Please send piy'ioians
oDo Two nurses. .
DxATHs AT SOUTHWEST
A dsspeten from ssuthwest Pass .usounoss two
leaths and three Of yellow fever there
lay. sii,ae ,r's~os-t .ngt 60 & ..s fr-
HsaErr oySrcEas sicH.
The Board Of Health had NO oquofum to-day. DR..
Leeber ard Colonel Hardee, Two Of tho members,
IRE sick with fever. Tho former 10 improv-
hessrs. Mott and Boyd wero alss absent DR.. kibbcs
inventor OF the tsvcr cot, was taken sick to-day
Canal street. DR.. Chopin, whom he met advised
him 70 70 10 the Hotel DIED, which hs did t once.
pr. Chopin thinks, The doctor had been up with o
patient since Saturday, that he only prostrated
The fever is reported on Kcrnigan plantation.
vPnEAD or THE DISEASE IN MoRoAN CrrY, LA.
MoRGAS CRY, Sept. 10, 1873
The fsver is Increasing. There have been nino
0eaahs and seven new oasos within the last
hoory Total cases TO date, 60; dessh IL recovered
II.
OF SUPPLIES ON HAND.
MxMPnis, Tsnn, Sept 10, 1873.
Since noon yesterday thcrs have boon lfty-scvon
deaths reported There the usual activity notice.
able attho Howard Association headquarers although
the sx-Mayor, John johnson, superintend OF the
Howara nurses reports q full supply, and more
needed from abroad. Among tho new reported
this nsrning were DR.. 7. II. Force. Of Hot sprinss
Ark. /; DR.. Lupps, Of Los Angeles, CAL, and George
d. Lendrum, youngest son OF Rov. s. Landrum, who
reformed fram Georgia few days ago TO the bedside
of hts STICK father and mother. G. Il Galloway, pro.
priesor OF the Peabody Hotel. is ciasscd among tho
d..