The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

TIE folio wing RE. porience was then read -
HEALTH or,rcS, QuARAsnss, srA1Es ISLAND,
Sept 20, 1884
tn Hon JULIAN c. yERpANcK Prsident Of the Board Of
Comm ssipners OF Emlg alton -
DIX SiR1he arr nj Of mber Of euigrast vessels
having bad cholera on board make it my duty to use
every precsuton TO event that deasc from bang
lied into the city and interior from them Ia Dol
wish 10 protect he emrcnt fund against any expsadi
ture for which 1t not istly chang bic and Will "
10 90 I'll 10 my power with safe under the law
poi yrcut for the main eigrans Wilde here
b, YATES regal-r,y bound [ fear, "a cnoota ia now
prevarg al several the European ports that
have much Of that disease here aud t Is desirabla
some understanding should re bad ia the s,tcr at
should be glad Il agreeable to tie Ccmm ssion to
Ter with them on tho subject at once Very respect
nifty, W. Il BasTLG1T Health Omoer
Tie Board Iee red the matter of the above etser
Mr. Dyein. the counsel for the Board. for his oPiaon
from wbom was received the following letter.
No 22s BROADWAY, Sept 90, 1854.
DfAa sIsir ans 9er to ytur Inquiry whether In my
opinion The Commissioners can CD ect bills 70,
wei Messengers at the Qcarantue after the ship has
been reeaed without any order from the captain his
consgnee, would say that thercis In uthorizing
consequence their expenses cannot b collected by
but they are on'y apparently we'll and If the health
with any contagious or infectious ci ee" the amount
Of their expenses may be legally collected after hsr de-
psrture, from the the consgnecs Of the ship
jon. bEvELIN.
To Captain CRABrnK, Vice President
Tho folio wing interesting letter from the Secretary Of
State, Yves read
IMPAIRMENT STATE,
WASHINGTON, sept. IA, 1864 !
To +. CeABrRsH, rs Office OF Commissioners Of Emf
grafton.
Sill have to knowledge the receipt OF your letter
OF the 9Th lest informing the department that regu
lar ystem has been recently adopted bT the various
German governments Of clearing out their prisons, by
gran tirg psrdons to the convics condition of their
shipping to the United states and suggesting nearly
all such persons shipped board Of vessels bound
to New York, that The United Sta'ss consus the
Continent. and especially in Germany, should be In
etrnctec to ADVISE the Com nissoners OF migration Of
the intended enbarcstion of such parties their Names
and description ~ their prsons the vessels in VIII oh
they embarked the date Of sailing, ~ that they
may be enabled to take the necessary prccauon and
legal steps in the premises
In rrly have to inform you that this department
in New York by giving such Instructions to the United
States CoDsuis In Europe will facilitate them In the
enfoi Of the police regulations Of that State In
Tespt ct 10 emigrant passengers
] should be glad TO receive from you copies OF the
laws Of New York in relstoa to this subes for the
purpose Of berg transmitted to tho aforementioned
Consuls, with instructions from this depar Ia
the event. OF the actual shipment OF psupers crini
nall 70 the United States from Europe will thank you
to forward such specific information you able
to obtain in regard to all the facts Of tho case lam
sir, respectfully, your obedient servant,
W. l.. MARCY.
The Board then adjourned to meet again next Wed.
nesday afternoon, at O'Clock at the Marine Hospital
Quarantine, Staten Island.