A NEW ORLEANS LETTER.
The following letter is one of several received by us in acknowledgment of moneys sent by and through the Association, to the sufferers by the yellow fever in the South. It is most gratifying to know that it has been expended with such care, that a return of names and amounts given has been made to us:
New Orleans, September 30, 1878.
My Dear Sir: Allow me, on behalf of several of our sufferers from yellow fever, in this city, to thank the American Missionary Association, through you, for great relief—a draft of $50, sent them in this time of dire need.
None but they who are here can fully know the terrible suffering to which our people are reduced; and I beg to assure the Association that this act of charity will never be forgotten by them.
I sign myself, on their behalf, as well as my own,
Yours, very gratefully,
C. Hunt.