The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-31
MOVING TO THE CAMP.

MOVING III The CAMP.
The first regular train left yesterday az
tcrnoon at 5 O'Clock, and conveyed about
fifty people to the camp. There would have
been much larger crowd but the weather
was too Indictment. AS yet the masses OF
the colored people refuse to 60 into camp.
A few leaders have been stirring them up
in opposition 10 the scheme, and as the au-
thorities are fully determined to issue sup
plies only to those who are in camp, there
is sign of trouble in the near future. To
what extent the negroes will go cannot be
said, but a clash is expected, and the au-
thorities are preparing themselves Tor the
emergency.
THE WORK OF THE HOWAEDS. r
The Howards yesterday assigned ten addi-
tional nurses to duty. T. r. Wering has
been chosen secretary of the Association in
the place of j. RI. Smith, resigned. Colonel
j. FL. Edmonson has been made superin-
tendent OF nurses.
The Southern Express will close its bust
ness here after Thursday owing to the quar-
antines, but they have rendered the use of
number of their teams to the authorities,
the expense Of the same to be betrayed by
the Towards and the Relief Society.
PROTESTANT CLERGYMEE IN THE CITY.
The following Protestant ministers are
remaining in the city 10 attend TO the wants
OF their parishioners: Rev. w. E. -Boges,
Of the Second Presbyterian church; Rev.
George G. Harris. of st. Mary's Episcopal
church; Rev. S. Fl. Landrrm, Of the Cen
trail Baptist church; Rev. William Dalcell,
OF Grace Episcopal church; Rev. Eugene
Daniel, OF the First Presbyterian church;
Rev. j. D. Stewart, of the Georgia Street
Methodist church; Rev. W. II. BarksdaIe,
Of the Chelsea Baptist church.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
The knights of Honor to-day organized
their relief committee for active service.
Their headquarters are on Main street, OPP
Blessings Hall of Chance, who generously
gave to the committee his rooms free Of
charge.
PROGRESS OF THE Disc AT MEMPHIS YES
TERDAY-A INSUFFICIENT DONAT1oN Mo
DEATHS DURING THE PAST TwESTYFoUR
HOURS, &c.
MEMPHIS, July 30.-Four new cases of
yelow-fever were reported TO the Board Of
Health this morning-viz., Rose Hendricks,
John Cruden, c. II. Smith, and Maggie
Town. No deaths were reported up to
noon.
w. W. Corcoran, banker OF Washington
city, has sent check for $4,000 to be used
for the removal OF the poor and destitute
from the city.
OF the sick, Brooks Wilson, S. A. Hatcher,
Miles Owen, ond Michael Athy are reported
in critical condition.
Ldter.-This afternoon eight more c ,ses
were reported to the Board Of Health, in
Guiding five colored persons. There has
been no death from the fever during the
tWenty-iour hours ending at 6 P. NJ. to-day.
Several new cases were reported outside of
the corporation, which are not included in
the official report. The Towards have
forty-tive nurses on duty, distributed among
fifty-six sick people.
S. A. Hatcher and Brooks Wilson, tele-
graph-operator, are reported dying to.
night.
The daughter o; Chief of-Polce Athy is
reported sick with the fever at Raleigh,
Tenn, and in 4 critical condition.
There are about two hundred people at
Camp Marks.
The weather has settled, and is cool and
pleasant.
Latest. Samuel A. Hatcher died tonight
at O'Clock. james Hester, the last men,
Der OF family OF seven, two Of whom are
dead, was Frustrated with the fever this az
ternoon.
MORE 81 SUSPICIOUS CASES" AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-Two suspicious
cases were reported to the Board OF Health
to-day, making total OF five cases now
under observation. No deaths.
TIE REAL FEVER STATUS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 30.-No new cases Of
yelow-fever were reported to-day. The
total number OF cases to date is five, with
one death-the first case.
FEvER-DEATH IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, July 30.-A colored servant of
by the name of Henry, died last night OF the
yellow-fever. The premises have been tho
roughly disinfectcd.
THE FEVER AT HAVANA.
HAVANA, July 3O.-One hundred and sew
enteen deaths from yelloW-fcycr occurred
here du.in the week ending July Goth. Z.
C. Weld, purser of the steamer Niagara,
plying between this port and New York,
died here Of the fever yesterday.
NO FEVER AT KEY WEST, FLA.
KEY WEST, July 30.-Mayor Bethel and
health officers here publish certificate that
there is not now, nor has there been, case
Of yellow.fever in this city, port, or island
this season.
DISCHARGE OF MEMPHIS REFUGEES FROM THE
NEW YORK QUARANTINE.
New YORK, July 30.-Al the Memphis
refugees sent to the quarantine by the
Board OF Health last week were discharged
to-day.
Cholera ScourGc.
FATAL EFFECTS OF THE DISEASE IN IOWA.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, July 30.-A disease akin
to cholera is ravaging Centre Point, Lynn
county, in this State. Fully twenty persons