The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-06

The stevedores ghermen and al the aborers became
panic stricken and refused 70 work her. She Was,
therefore, very properly ordered to remain the lower
bay.
SPECIAL REPORTS.
The owners and consignees OF the bark Alabama which
arrived AT xntne August IS In ballast from Havana
stated sickness had existed on board since her arr
val the passage that she has been thoroughly
laed cleansed and painted at Quarantine that nothing
hal been left undone 10 make her healthy ship The
and knowing the unhealthy Of port from
which he sailed reported adverse 70 her coming up 70
The hoard concurred with him in his opinion amer
consultation.
In the Of the bark Carolina from Charleston the
Hsath ofccr 10 whom she was referred reports-rhat
the vessel came into port August 81 laden with cotton
and rice and having lost one man on the passage Of sup
posed yellow fever lie states there In doubt OF
disease Of which the died. and has other means
forming an opinion except from statements made oy
Captain; that she has ceansed and ventilated ami
erpg her safe condition recon ncnds that sn,
be allowed TO come up and lighter her cargo In the
Ofcer IN regard 10 stream permit being granted the
brig Haskins the ofcer considered b. safe to
up TO the city but being from Guanica, (P. RI the
Board opposed the Health Ofcer granting the appl.
ton, and ordered the vessel TO remain at Quarantine
The Health officer reported In the OF the bark
Peri that in consideration o the vessel being laden
ogwood only, all hands WELL and has been well cieanse
and free from her cargo, would be safe TO allow he
The the Mary Hasken was also specially re-
ported by the officer that In OF the dean
Of two Of her and passenger Of yellow fever
would be very dangerous permit her 70 come INTO But
termk Channel according 10 her petition and discharge.
she was therefore ordered " remain below Quaran-
tine.
PETITIONS.
The bark X. Oyer, from Gonaves, with entire CAIRO
ofoewood. reported AT Quarantine August 10 The con-
senees pettoned 10 be allowed 10 up and anchor
below Governors Island send the cargo on schooner
TO wharf In consequence Of the very great necessity for
strictly guarding the health of the citizens New York
end vicinity the Board could not grant hc prayer OF the
petition She was allowed 70 lighter her cargo but must
remain thirty days Al Quarantine and thsn proceed.
The BARK Cornela has been lying At Guarantee forty
days, and the master petitions 10 be allowed TO come u
to the city, az che Ii considered perfectly healthy and
clean The Board after examining into the matter post
ponsd any action on the subject with regard TO
IN TO morrow morning, and In the meantime another
thorough examination OF the vessel will be made.
The owner OF bark Architect petoned 70 be allowed 10
either come up In the East river 70 Quarantine
oboraee nom the lower bay, where she has been for
twenty days, 70 lighter her cargo the city This
rom Maianzas and supposed 70 have been tho
OF the sickness and death OF several persons Of yellow e
yer. Although she 20 be free from Sickness 10
present, the petition denied by the Board
THE sIcxSrs BOARD rm SHP GIIppcS.-we we're
waited the Captain Of the Glddou las, evening aud
assured us that OF the list OF furnished by
the Health oncer having died his VESSEL the fol-
lowing persons alive and OF the men now work
ing on the ship, viz;-Cnarlcs Hanson, NORWAY. r. n
Freak do; j. August do; George Wood, Germany.