New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-02

sage she buried az fourteen per.ons most NJ har,
dd OF measles OF the most malignan. type. Several
o. h.r amen were sent shore To the Seausn's Re-
treat Hospital.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS
| To ne Edi,or u Tss n. Y. TS,sun.
| SIR: Owing 10 the great ANXIETY ~ a.. Nv
mind respecting the diseases that err vail A. ona,.
tire il may be well TO t the people know what ru.s
are enforced at this establishment therefore incLs-e
| q copy Of the Regulations that in force and
| which are strictly 0bey,d.
No disease BY infection, can be conveyed from the
Quarantine irclosure.
Mos, truly you,, ELISHA HARRIS.
Kcrtne HOpisai Quare-tises Isal d. N " Asri S. isss
RuLEs AND REGULATIONS Of tae Marine HOp'sai a.4 n<
An csc,r. cnro,ec. # TIE Quarantine Hospital. and
Groui De reside within the ousrsntre inc osure
me oursntne neloure except ths engaged in the olnaa
tine service, or In the Revenue service the Quarantine
$. No employee Of the Marine Hospital will be
wlGut INIT iss Sy he PSysn i Maine ac.Ss
on.,f ooaSts viii have tsn,s ana 1s.as: S;ss:
tpeIte !, the aieasePe' rs;.r & I'D will be subject 70 u,
diLectols Of The Physician IN Chief the Hospital.
With the inmate. thereof be SLOWED aol..s specially
permitted by the Physician OF Marss Hospital be Deposy
CHANGE Is THE EDUcArIoSAL LAw.-0a the Sd of
June next nine hundred Town Superintendent. of CON-
mon Schools to be restored TO private fe-,heir
/
county, under an act passed by the Legislature last
Winter, hold meeting thst day, to elect School
Commissioner for each Assent y-Dstrict except In
those cities where special provisions exist. These
Commissioners are Ia have salary Of $500 from the
United States DEPOSIT Fund, and their duties TO
anime schools and applicants for teachers. BY the
same act of the Legislature the Educational Tax is
fixed at three quarters Of mill the dollar instead
,f the present tex of $500 900, and the Town Super
visors are to receive and disburse the public money
A CAUTION TO SPAsI,RDs OsLY-The other day
lady from one of the Ne vEpgland States was 80 un-
fortunate as to be under the necessity of taking
nibus. A party of Spanards already in posses
zion. She was young and handsome, and the Span
iards began in their own language rather particular
discussion of her charms Spaniards ever make re-
marks lady's personal appearance. They con.
tnued it without restraint until they arrived at their
destination In getting out one OF them happened TO
step on her Dress What was his astonshment to hear
her very quietly inform him of that fact in frghtfuly
good Castan Their astonishment and emoarrsss-
mept, and chagrn aud excuses and apologies are all
in that long catalogue Of things which I" can only be
imagined"
THE Hat WANTED Whoever has possession oi
that hat" will please forward it forthwith TO The
NashriHe Union and american, from which paper we
clip the following editorial whopper in reference 10 the
funeral of Bill Poole
"He was followed to the grave with all the parade
and pomp Of King or an Emperor, with four hun
dred carriages and seren hundred cirgymen IN the
procession"
RESALE OF STATEN ISLAND FERRY LEASE POST
PoSED-The grant of the lease of Staten Island Ferry
which was advertised TO be sold yesterday, under the
direction of the Controller, has been again indefinitely
postponed. lease of this ferry privilege was last
year sold at auction to Mr. Smith for period OF ten
years. but as his securities not satisfactory, and
as he had not executed the lease Mr. Fagg advertised
resale. Mr.. Smith thereupon procured an injunc-
ton iorbddng the sale and as argument has not yet
been heard the sale cannot go until decision is
rendered in the Courts. IL is probable the present
essee will conform to the requirements OF the grant,
whether the Injunction 10 or is not dissolved.
MAsoyIc TEMPLE.-The Masonic fraternity in
this city contemplate building Temple, which, in
size and magnfceIce, will surpass any edifce Of the
kind in the world The details Of the plan have not
yet been fixed upon, but we learn that the building
will be FIVE stories high Of brown sandstone or mar
ble and 100 feet front by l25 feet Deep II will con-
tain ample accommodations for the Grand Lodge, sub
ordinate lodges, chapters, encampments and councils.
The Grand Lodge not being an incorporated body the
work will be undertaken, with its approval, by an as.
socaiion formed for that purpose. The cost s est-
mated at $500 0OO. That of the Masonic Temple 10
in Philadelphia was 100000. The site Of the
building has not yet been selected
JENNY LIND AND BARSUh Jenny Lind has written
letter to friend, an extract from which 10 published
in The PHILADELPHIA Times, expressing great sympathy
for Barnum account of his pecuniary misfortunes
She expresses great admiration for Bamum as busi-
ness man and Of large benevolence and good
ness of heart. We quote:
"You know, my dear friend, those ghs and charity
concerts which was made to participate in not that
they did not meet with my most cordial approval yet
they all sprsDg from Mr. Barnum, wbioh, although he
was shrewd enough to know would return again ten
fold yet his soul in the ect, would he listen TO
my remonstrsnces that he, too should share in what
ever credit might have been attached to thsm.
know, also, that he was continually imporuned Dy
needy people for assistance, and can most positively
assure you believe 10 be the case, that none ever
left him unasssted, who was in the least deserving.
think however that his genius and talent will not long
permit him to main in impoverished obseurity His
deter will will him 10 action, and In
a short space Of time he will have sunn0unted the
difficulties that now surround and oppress him, and
which would have paralyzed the energies OF an ordi
nary man.
II will not dwell long upon this subject. 1t is in:
deed painful for me to contemplate. believe good
man should never fall, shall he Barnuml do 90 for
the want of friend. Hs pnde will not permit him 70
write to under the circumstances-toine comPeh
me 10 write TO him. He, nor his, shall never know
want while have it in my power (which, owsg to the
goodness Of Heaven, have now] TO keep u away
But let hope that things not as bad az repre-
sented, and that the next steamer viii Dilng n""
agreeable tidngs.
''TLis is in confidence.
rectlo friend