The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-29
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

Commissioners or Health.
The Commissioners Of Health met yesterday at tseI
Office, No City Hall-the usual members present.
The following laid before tho Board by the
Health OfaceY for their action
Brig Lillian, from Buenos Ayres arrived "a the 27th
Cargo OF hides and wool; all well on board Allowed to
proceed after I'VE days det non IL aii remain WELL
SPECIAL RyPoRrs
Bark Peerless from Jamaica, with sugar, logyOod and
hides. Having been discharge d. ventilated and eieansed
the Health Officer recommends she be allowed to proceed
Sepem Der 9th COncurred In.
Brig Atila from Havana, arrived at Quarantine Aug
Zith with ballast Heath Officer recommends that she
DC allowed to proceed as no one on board Is sick Con-
CURED in.
Brig r. Hoskins, from Guaaico, p r., August 2s Su.
gar and moasses Wished to proceed TO the city Petition
denied
Brig W. Moncure from Jacmel, August ~. Coffee and
loewood All hands well. Allowed TO proceed in fifteen
days.
Ship War Hawk, arrived from4Iavana on the 29.h ust
laden with ballast, and had no cargo on board for the
past nine months. Having remained her full time at
QUARANTINE, the owners would respectfully ask IL
there is any further for hr detention and If not
that she may be allowed to proceed to the city. Petition
Denied
The owners Of the brig Truxio made application for
her to proceed to the city OF Brooklyn for the purpose
ciscbarging her the authorities OF that city
terpose no objections to the same Petition denied.
Petition Of owners Of bark Eastern Belle, from Ponce,
Porto Rico, arrived ON August % with cargo of oas
ses % be allowed t1 come to the city and discharge after
detention Of five days, was denied.
Brig Trade Wind, from Aatanzas, arrived August 18,
with sugar and moasses. The Board denied the petition
OF the TO the city and discharge cargo
Bark George Leslie from Cenfuegos, having discharged
her cargo of sugar and moasses and having remained
thirty nre days Quarantine requests permission to pro-
ceed to the city, in order to repair the damage she
tanned by being foul OF by other and the loss
Of an anchor. 1t was laid upon the table for further
consideration.
Brig Caron, from Gonaives arrived the 10th inat
all well on arrival and have remained SO; cargo of log
wood and mahogany-wishcs stream permit TO come up
and discharge her cargo on lighters to be taken
nectsut Immediately The vessel has remained her full
time at Quarantine, been well ventilated purified and
the port whence she came consdere healthy at the time
of her departure. Laid on the table,
LANDING CITY.
The subject of allowing hides to be landed Ia the city
renewed and the following preamble and resolutions
ofered--
Whereas this Board has informed that cargo
of hides have been landed the wharve of Jersey City
and Brooklyn and whereas in the opinion of this Board the
transhipment of such hides this of the
gerous to the public health; therefore, be it
Resolved That his Honor the Mayor be requested
orders the Police Department to seize all hides which
be landed In this city unless permission be in the
CT the parties landing signed by the Mayor and
the Commissioners OF Health and be 1t further
Resolved That Mayor TO give the neces
order for vgan inspection Of the ferries from Jersey
City and Brooklyn.
The resolutions were adopted. Adjourned.