New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07

the use Of the island and the barracks. The ma.
anime regulations OF the port have been y.,,.
properly enforced, and nopposItion 20 the strouvy,
expressed wish of many oi our citizen. -
thought that all could be landed at the foy, 80
accommodated better there than al Sand ~"
without communicating the disease to the TO-
Some OF the gentlemen on the steamer iouav ~
nouhce US and declare Ne are unpnnciplad al
destitute of the most common feeling. of ha'. -as
Ity; but ne believe that they have been n,s,,r
doslt with, U4d that We have been governed X ~
rule, "Do unto Others as we would th., - -
should due unto u.s. "ey
As the Philadelphia has no coal. she viii 4.
Obliged TO Tenals until fuel can be sent an, ~
her. CBpt. McGowan intends TO cleanse he -. ~
sci before the passengers return on board. ~
The following is list Of deaths on board "A.
Philadelphia mp 10 the latest moment: ~
Pat ksyBus gh, fever, June "a Ne~Yor
Andrew Jones, fever. June q Iilinol,
John Maxwell, fever, Jane -. Scotland
Thos. Foley. fever, June 26 New YORK
William mcLane, cholera, June %, Missouri
Jesse Snnet, choers, June 20, Nee. York
Louis Benebros, cholera, June ~ Nes.York
Aonzo Gown, cholera, June 90 NswYork
Dr Nmcenieberoo, cholera June q, Havana
MT Morros, cholera, June q, Arkansas
w j. Jackson, ch0lers, June q, Tennessee
Henry Compile, cholera, June y, NesYork
r. Pehieu, cholera, June - Iowa
ii. b. Cook, cholera, June IL, Kentucky
VIM. Hstton, cholera, June ~ Iowa
James Grennsn cholera, June ~ Nes.York
T. II Haywood cholera, June "a, n Carolina
A. NJ Mitchell, cholera, June q, Missouri
Pat Somers, cholers Juue 81 New.York
A. RouIdtree, cholera June p, Missouri
M McSweeney, choleTs, June q, New York
Mrs Douberki cholera June "a, New York
John Patched, cholera, June q. Nex.York
Edwin Rogers cholera, June p, New.York
C. IL Field, cholers June o, New.York
j. BuTdsall, cholera June ., Pennsylvania
H. Sanders, cholera, June - Bremen.
l.. Wicoxin cholera June -. Kentucky.
Pat Hurley. cholera, June y, Cork
Michael Mullen cholera, June -, New York. II
stephen Moore, cholera, Jane ~, Newiork.
James Scott cholera, Juus - lndiana
Thos f. Ridley, cholera, Juae % Tennessee.
+. p Bsssett, cholera, June -, New York
Isaac Ostend, cbOers, June -, Mississippi
w. s. Belser cholera, June 20, Mississippi
Ssml Johnson eholers, June -, Maine COR aol
Daniel Hagilton cholera, June 30, New.iork.
II. q House. cholera, June 30, New-lork. ttl
Hiram Mendenhall cholera, June 30 Indiana
II c. Dow. cholera June 30 Msins (or Missouri)
There are thirteen vet on tse sick list hut Ony
four Of them with cholers, the rest Chagss
fever.
The brig Frederick Topper arrived in the hss
Dor on the Doth ifom San Juan. Nearly all the
crew-and many OF the passengers-l| IN num-
Der, were down with the fever. No deaths he'd
occurred, and all we've slowly recovering. Pro.
curing some necessary supplies, the brig saisi
same day 10, New-lork.
The surveying steamship Legam, Lieut.. Jchs
Rogers commanding, will sail for Baltimore %
the Sd of July.
1t. G. W. Meade, U. :. A., with his assistant,
Jas. w. James, have completed their examination
of the iron screw pile Lighthouse materials %
left by NJ. Lewis the former engineer, and leue
tonight for Washington. These gentlemen vii
return in October to supcrintend the constructors
of the building upon Sand Keys
The bark Mongolia, arrived dt Havana, spoke On
tn. l4th Of MAY the whaling bark Alton, Of Bos
ton, lat. 80 l0/ north, lon. 73o So west. She
had been out eight months, aud had lao bbls. d
sperm and 20 bbls. of black fish OIL Crew a
well and wished to be reported. :.
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