New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-01

ending Feb. o. were submitted: 1900
an.n .sln.s,. Sr'sd to date So
"NA''' ~ '"' 1883. 1884.
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| Mr. PgRDr announced TO the Board that X. A.
Wittbsus Esq.,, had retired from the Office Of Presi
Ant Of the German Enigrant Society. and conse-
outptly bis duties as Com missioner OF Emigration
we're pov At an end. Mr. Psrdy and other members
tbe Board expressed their regret a. losing % valid
able sssociate.
Mr. Purdy then introduced the new Commissioner,
Mr.. GUsrhv ScHwAB, as successor to Mr. Witthsus.
Dir. WITTHAUs briefly Thanked his late colleagues
for their kindly expressions of regret, and assured
them tbst the recollection Of the hours which he hd
spept with them in mnisterng to the wants OF poor
Immigrants would be among the most happy MOI
mel "a OF bis life. Mr.. W. then shook hands with h'
friepfs and retired.
mr.. JAMES KELLY presented the following, which
were adopted:
sisted with A. Withsa'. President Of the oernso EDi
s,a. Mr. With.us having retired fro. o6e. OF Pred
dent German Society thseby severns the bnef sse
III. association tl between sis Commission and
RssS That The Board cannot so- this occasion p..,
Stable brsriDs TO colleagues 10 this connisontr hi,
devotion 70 the dsobsrs % bis Date. IN the sordir bis
wstobfu OF the emgant and the best interests o.
B,,ois.S That In the retirement Of r. A. wrhau, Esq
from th, Co pps'oper OF Emigration he carries with
Tim respect well tns ssc sest wish OF
lSSa 'v S.s .1Hess tee .%.a
The following Letter from DIR. vscbe vas read:
| MARINE IiosrraL. QUAR.srIsr. sIArExIsLASo,}
Tuesdav Keh n
n. he 10. GcLrs v,srLAscK P1stds.t fp. Board Of
e .. "a :R S::,s not,
the probable operation Of the bill nov pendns the Less
iur. relative the Quarantine take the earliest Opportunity
The bal is entitled An Act to dispose Of the ou.r.on.
Ph,ssi. ard 70, The SgSa. ?. rGs,S. a";D Ba.
Crater iu porsDce than those which are meptioned
10 site remote from the City Of s~York
cseo In position have several m's expressed the opnon
provided location could obtained equ, to tbs
suped for that puose and better adapted TO the enforce
usI.npe grounds combine every advantage that such
,iucn Ie.urs.h,n ard dIy lsus 5000 Az Pare ~.t. az
ground scarcely surpassed By that Of aHy ohsI h.bor 10
ne.6 however, of providing for the only defect in the
situation Of the institution that esndo eqarss to he
possibly correct. the bill ab"rsly sssr.saes it, e rs6.r
sboles the Qussans sitossiher da log ssvsa and half
pop tho i.i Of November and tho o, iuoe resMd
s .. S to -: e; %
trcouse with be City far more hequsn and extensive than
ID. MsIoe 400 ro, sns contiguous
Hp the snne, the us.ouue Ground . to be without
ing equed to removed ,eears place wssr. the
hospital be protected from MUIR BY the leo ell.
Hospital Physician" is TO be sheltered dars this long inter-
val the Act does not but as he IL LIBERAL, relieved
full psy oil duty for that period and authorized t.
deputy duns the remainder Off year fair ooocude
that b. will be amply qualified to protect himself better
Ia nat f Drtfe DfsA NV he pfessiQ1
In reference the upa,sd Floating Hospital"
cen possibly ener,.n an honest da reoee of opuioa
such huh hospitals belong the Of Prison Ships where
the shore They are ably oec nssle summer
Temperature Of this climate especially on 'ccount Of their in
toeahe beat enhanced by tod reelection from the wster
the camp atmosphere which pervude them from the los
susum poI,ton IN which they are emoedded
the It'll heavier fog. Of the bay which would frequently
inaccessible the difficulty OF trsn'portins the desd
which would either dras them from their anchorage seou
nure them with the waves ans lastly the. dstu biss aud
however hese objections that log hosp
the appropriate anchorsss OF Gravesend Bay which
the b fsoeouy selects for the purpose would be source
OF the Of emotcs bat strongly inclined
70 pect that made r,b-r upon
the proposition than serious sgu nsnt In its
this necessarily confined aud rOl log receptacle 1t
Jo.eS all the scs c"ntsg aud lne cous dts
That the double TIDE % emigration snd con
climate in the world between
middle of June and the end Of OCTOBER; thus bendias
bu, smsn pox yellow fever IL which pev
cuy divided perhaps among hunaIeo OF diterest vessels
.ueS c.ss in such had to contract
the Of others while the dead sod the dying site
The p'iou of such Intense focus OF misery dis
ard death should be enough to sbs.h the most selfish and
| sscus beat that has co"enned in IL. cIeston
have therefore DO hesitation 10 stating A" my deliberate
oppio. that sneh ho.Pis. would be TO great an outrage
lat for single summsr PROBABLE that s protector:
the Quarantine could BE- sold well Knowing that it could
for I've present purposes and utterly rsc,e. OF a
e TO the aud CO nmrrce OF the City OF
New York In ih. of the consider to be outy
90 the OF the eommecia community sad the
sure OF local aud minor Interest asy
t.used In ia beb'h
rsereo the object not wish u se II achieved,
the Qua sptpe crtven into the sea s literally
proposed in the Pendips e' quite poeaoe bat regard oil
the that have been advanced la lie favor sps from
o.s Of iotsTs'eS :. Su. s9sstasI %.sa
the ssAbsbmspt not more exposed to contract the dis
Is.ed ~sn them s.n are ne ,s Q, Dn,os
the Cy Hospital The yloS fever epidemic which extended
Nv derived .iel, from the vessels which
shore From the whole pumoer OF such csses received into
pur,e nor psuen nor aoy Of the residents
sed the mascy nor there the slightest sTonHd for appfe
nom other source than the contsmin
Blu, asst he consequences would have Of sending al.
the sDs pox and choto pxents treated At this In
stnmon to ~ads Island where there s~ays so many
OF comparatively mid and diseases and nu
only home be con ured from les present sutous
sueea nv .cc emit What condrp of New fosk would
been both eroisy ard socially from the cases Of
cholera the eighteen OF tSeny thousand
lspd-d suo provcs for 81 the ouaanuie 10 1872
they been permitted 10 ePer. with their upven.tsd
th.t prpuops CITY before the Infection became
developed 10 themselves are happily yet without
from which to form estimate The peodns el
nh speedily prnh broader data upon the than etoef
commerce OF phi anIhfopy would desire
On tl-e provisions details of the Act lees obviously re-
frres Jour munc.ton, do Mt feel GALES upon TO
ofer opinion although they N sbs1'di-s on
which II - tiheut to restrain remsrk ALEA- r NACns-
A Committee appointed to recsive and conduct
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