New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-11
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yeetcsday tie ethsdist Lpecopal Church IN Greene
street Il berg the time app itted for the admaistrs
,icn of the IOds Supper Af'er It's presents,i TO
the members Of the church by the Pastor, the Rev
]. 4. Peck. d. D., the usuN Invitation WAS given to
the colored cnds if there any in the congrcga
ton 10 come forward to the altar that they too might
receive the sacrament; whe eupOn very respectable
Looking oiored man, " n white crsvst came walking
I'D TO the altar. TIE Doctor took hin by the hand
and invited him inside the railing, wnerc be kne be-
SIDE the table and received the sacrament. The Doctor
the stated to the congregation that this brother was an
ordained Elder in good standing in the Methodist Fps
coral Church. aud came out Of the land of bondage,
and now, after having begged money to purchase his
own DOM wished to raise sufficient funds to pur-
chase his wife out OF Slavery, and then gave the
bother liberty TO mske his statement which he dd IN
very affecting manner afer which collection was
take up for tie purchase of his wife. The effect on
the minds ard feelings Of the audience was visible
throughout, and the RevereId Doctor. by way OF
throwing in little atism, exhorted his brethren
10 be patient and pray for the Lord took Ii lie to work,
ard we must be patient etd pray for the removal of
evil. Perhaps il would have been just well If the
good Pastor had told bis brethren that faith and works
go together, and that they might if they would do
their duty, soon have 10 their prayers, and
soon zee the end at least Of the extension of the vile
system that stared them In the fa,e and affected
their brethren in bords the recital of nose wrongs
made them weep. Il would have been good time to
tell hs congregation that the battle between freedom
end Slavery Extension was to be fought and that
they ought to be found on the right side
EXCITEMENT on STATEN IsLAND-BARRIcADr OF
THE HosPITAL.GATE At QUARASTINr.-Great excite
ment still prevails among the residents Of Staten Island
relative to the yellow fever fears being entertained of
Is spread over the island. At Castleon Village,
which is in the immediate vicinity of the Quarantine
Marine Hospital two or three special meetings of the
Board of Health of that place have been held and
preliminary action taken to adopt measures to prevent
the spread of the fever beyond the Quarantine
grounds. The result of these meetings has been the
preparation Of series Of stringent rules and regus
tions for the preservation Of the health Of said town.
These regulations printed large handbills, were
on Saturday placa,ded in the most conspicuous places
about the village. About o'clock on Saturday
morning. deputation Of workmen commenced
digging post holes in front Of the entrance to the Ma.
rine Hospital preparatory to erecting barrcade, 30
ss 10 prevent further ngress or egess through the
gate. The proceedings were watched bya number OF
the residents. After laboing about two hours, DR..
Harris made lis appearance and ordered the wokmen
to desist Operations now suspended, and con-
ference was held between DR. Thompson, DIR. Lea, Dr.
Harris ard Others the result Of which Cid not trans
pire further than that the wOrken were directed to
resume their work of barrcaoing. The barrioade
was completed about noon. It consisted OF boards
ten feet long, placed perpendicular position, and so
arranged as to make semicircular nclosure OF the
gateway reaching about twelve feet from the center
Of the gate and extending to the wall some fifteen feet
on either SIDE Cons.abes have been stationed along
the Hospital walls and officers placed on the
beach to prevent boate from landing from
the vessels at anchor in Quarantine. Dr.
Thompson. the Quarantine Health Officer, says that
not the slightest cause exists for the alarm man.
tested by the RESIDENTS of Castleton. Not single
case he says of death hy yellnW fo~e' las "Vu'i.u
within tile village, far as could be ascertaned, ana
not Sit gle instance Of epidemic form OF the ds-
case has occurred within without the jurisdiction OF
the Health. Office lie Gays further that no rson
coming from any vessel uhder quarantine has been per-
mitted to pass out Of the Guarantee enclosure until
he and his baggage has been made free rom injection
OF contagi6n by washing and fuuigsti)n. For thls
purpose the crews and passengers of vessels under
quarantine are detained for days, and compelled to 60
through process of thorough cleanliness and perfect
freedom from infectious poison. The only place OF the
sle hes infection in the artrc Hospital the wash
Louse where al the clothes Of those having the dig
case ale washed. All the dea'hs-that OF the gate
keeper and othfrs-entuing among parties committed,
the Health Officer traces to this cause
FxcIrrNFST on Lose ISLAND 1t is said tina. con-
siderable excitement prevails among the RESIDENTS OF
Iorg island, opposite where the the vessels are
anchored south Of the Quarantine 'buoys Several
me have been held ard stringent rules and reg
uaticns passed and publicly posted About l@O ves-
rels 81 at prcser. lying of Quarantine, with 10 O.
GIayesend Boy.
TCROPgAs REyOLUTIOEi5Is.-In anSwer 10 ceii of
Les Traysilleurs Reyolutionnaires, French Society
crganized for the purpose of promoting and participant
ing in a Republican Revelation 10 France, French,
German. Speniso Hungarian and Polish exiles to the
number Of hundred met yesterday afternoon in Hi
lenb, and Hall No. 100 Hester street. 81 Goureux
the President Of the inviting Society, Occupied the
chair 81 Ritot acted as Nice-President, NM. Sturel
md Pate as Secretaries NJ Gonrieux opened the con-
fertLce by reading in behalf Of his Society welcome
70 the ne ar hope of Revolution throughout Europe
Already The tocsn sounded in Spain and he hoped
that they would respond TO its call no longer az me m
bers OF particular nation but as sens OF the same
icea. lie concluded by inviting them 70 sign the fol-
lowing engagement:
"The uuders'gntd agree TO leave for Europe on the
FIST seua Of tie Den ocrstic and Social Revolution.
To tn erd they will meet IN this hall TO morrow at
O'Clock to oiganize.
Several other gentlemen made speeches in English
and German end everything was repeated in three
aIgusgea. The speeches were AL short and nearly
all maze in g Conversational tone and stye. They