The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-19
THE Lie HEAL TIL.

Board met yesterday noon.


Board met Yesterday noon.
The following cases were acted upon
Brig Caroni, from Gonaives having discharged n
cargo from within 500 yards Of the city, and been th
roughly cleansed, was permitted to come up to Il
wharf
Petition to land eighty nine hides from brig Leokadi
Jamaica was denied.
Briggs Mary c. Haskell Josiah Jaix. and barks virgin
from Nayaguez Porto Rico; and Architect from. Naianz
were referred 10 the Health Officer.
Schooner Baltimore, from Baltimore, the vessel 4
which was the supposed smuggled OF yellow lev
referred 70 the Health Oiiicer with power toaow 4
Brig VIM r. Kbbey, from Rio Grande, Brazil, on 2e|
july having been fully discharged wants permission
procse ed from the str 10 the Atlantic dock Brookly
10 take in cargo for Baltimore Allowed to proceed d
the report ofthe Inspector Of Vessels that sne is 10
~ condition.
and been discharged desires 10 be allowed TO come up
the city Referred to the Health 0nicer, with power
allow her TO proceed at his discretion.
The Health Officer reported favoFaby on PORTIONS
brig Palum, for leave TO proceed 10 the cry; bal
Pride Of the Sea, to proceed to Brooklyn apd s,harg
Cured, except in the case Of the Morancy which wi
allowed to proceed on Monday next.
The Health Officer called the attention Cl the Bcard
the vessels at the Spit They had been lying there fr
thirty days TO three months had been vcntat ed
much they would have been sea- lie said they vel
much exposed 70 heavy seas that i was difficult TO &c
men on board OF them, and that the master col
stanty employed in looking after men 10 man them
II difficult, if not impossible to discharge 'ner cs
goes at the Spi and he not surprised that the cal
tains and owners should manifest an uneasacss to q
them brought TO the Quarantine anchorage He symI|
thzed strongly with the masters and owners AMI sin
yesterday had been exertng himself for their relief
he had submitted the facts to several physicans vi
knew ell about the spreading tendencies Of yellow 'ev
and some thought it would be safe TO allow the vess
to come to Quarantine, while others saDg1ine th
II would not be. 4
President BARKER said he inclined 10 ALLOW the|
vessels to come up ut the earliest possible moment I'll
Va safe
them there in the first place.
Or. ROCKWELL comedies with the President. He vi
anxious that the vessels and captains should be reev
yet not prepared to vote on the question TO dav
moved that the whole matter be postponed til Mond
next for final action.
DR.. MILLER favored postponement By Monday, p|
baby the Health Officer would be ready TO make q I'd
NAL report OF all the facts in the case.
The question was TAKEN and the motion to consider 4
question on Monday next was carried unani ncusly.
Brooklyn Board OF Health.
ssrr IS, ls5e.-Present. Mayor Hall, and Alderm|
Walsh, Oakley 4 Shaw.
Dr. WENDELL, the Health Physician, reported cal
of elbow fever in Conover street-a sailor.
Application made by the owners OF the bl|
Dorothea, requesting the privilege of being allowed
up Lochns wharf to discharge her Lides, u
Grace Worthington was new dong.
Alderman WALSH asked by what authority the lat
vessel was dischargiDg hides at the city wbsrves.
was certain no to that effect had been grant
AZ it appears that he owner had taken advantage
omission in the permi! granted by the Nayor-t u
containing the words ''below the gap''-Heatn Wsrd'
West directed to notify the captain OF the Grs
Worthington to remove his veesc Immediately; and
tanned their previous action in regard to the Dorolh
which has received liberty 70 land their hides peow
gap
Health Warden West repo ted that several OF the
verts across the city railroad 10 rlisy Q
unhealthy condition from not being constructed 20 a.
carry off the staenant water but the Board doubt
their powerto compel thecompanv to maze the sessa
alterations, the matter was referred TO the Alderman
the Fourth ward bring the subject up ira me
ing OF the Common Council
The Boa, then adjourned.
Fort Hamilton Relief SOciety's Report.
Dr Roche, Of Relief Hospital. reports Mrs. lawrence
ing; Lawrence, Frank and Woods, very III. All oths
doing we'll.
Reiapsed-Mary Little, not very badly.
New cases-Dr. j. II. Bailey, U. :. A.
Chas. 8. sears, Treasurer Relief Society.
Annie Mahan
Mrs. Conlon.
There are NO new cases In the Military Hospital u
morning, and all the previously reported dong v,
FRANCIS E. BEIIER, Secretary
FoRT HAMILTON, Sept. 49, 1s56-es A. d.