The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-29

COmmssslonsrs or Health.
n Coum.oners Of HsanA mel yesterday nooa In the
wsvssy room, City Hal-prsssns Jonas N. Phillips Esq.
RrsaAant, end Comnasioneu Clancy, Miller. Thompson
I'D Rockwell.
NJ petition ofoaptan Of brig Jsan Boyuson, from Port
"a Princs, 10 como from the Lower Quarantine d 30
UutnsS Point, 70 ne Upper Quarantine, was granted
Brig Rsloa, from Trinidad, now lying at the Lever
QuAranns petitions for permission 70 come the city and
discharge her cargo The petition was denied She was
nowevsr permitted 10 the Upper Quarantine and
discharEs her cargo 90 Ishss,s
pe1sS,1 from the brig Fredouia, 70 the Same effect
Was dispnsed OF In similar manner
6chs MSss L. Davis allowed t0,proceed TO the city,
having complied vito al the requirements that had been
Ia owasr Of 81 bales o,rags, which are now on the
nghss from Quarantine together with the balance Of her
cArgo-Al H which should then be shipped to another
R A. s'ss e. In DIS petition r.. a, tie s. same
auarsnGtns would make them q total loss rho matter
yss finally (.er brief aiscossOs) referred to the Health
Omcer, vscl power.
VALow FEVER AZ FOREIGN poars
ne ~'ox!rg letter ws' received BY his Honor the
Msy. sAf Sy him rADsmi ted 70 the Commissioners OF
CONSULATE or THE UNITED srArs,l
s.-Y. a.. h nS' !smsics. jay -, 1857
&tandod And Daily Aaoerer of this city. Continuing In.
fosmacoa respeeius the sanitary c,ndaoa OF Kingston
aad Bask river. have the honor BE- cir, yoar most
:. ROBERT MONROE HARRISON. o.
F1sAsco WooD, Mayor 3. the city Of New York.
From the Colonial Standard
The weather durisg the last fortnight has been dry
ehe south SIDE Of the saDd and there has been sick
yellow fsver appears to have become almost an epidemic
ever aaoe the Royal Mail Steam Company fastened upon
Thsrs L. scarcely a steamer that comes from St. Thomas
that docs no bring Numerous cases Of yellow fever, and
deadly the station that uniess be changed the
pany vii dad difficult shortly 70 mau their ships.
Inc Cyde two weeks brought down fearful lot OF
disease and DEATH and since the Conway in We
desand some cases of yellow fever have developed them
From the st. Elizabeth Daily Advertiser
CHI naos 1slscS Rver1 counsd With the want os ned
cal sd Ii cep,oroble and we have had within the last
days - maoy deaths six inhabitants and four saors-of
WphUs alG yellow fever. Mr. John Gray, or Scotland
sae aooooassn. 70 Aessrs King Co. breahed his last
ut LAcora Friday, after short illness Of yellow fever
The communication ordered file. the Board
Soon after adjourned.
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.
The BoArd met last evening 81 the usual hour Present.
ns Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen Fi,hlsn Rowe and
vsa Brun,
Inc minutes OF the last meeting read approved
Compas,aa were made OF various nuisances existing iu
che city ard duly referred to the Health Ofhcer.
bah ws presented from Or. Cleveland OF six dollars
Tor burning the clothing and dsnfsctng the Of Lor
Ing ". Gross, who died Of yellow fever in Williamsburg
O. Sunday last
Alderman RowR doubted whether the patient died OF
yellow eves and did not want to 60 forth to the world
ne lay the subject On the table TIL the matter
could 30 Investigated has been denied that the man
died { yssow fever, and the doctor who attended him
moved thai the bill be laid on the table.
ne GAYcs stated TIA, under the circumstances Of the
oass he would suggest hs the physicians in attendance
the patient DO orec ed be examined BY the Health Ply
Aerman Rows moved that the reporters be directed 10
make no statements in relation to the matter until shall
che asfr was dropped ana the regular business Of the
Board proc eded WIKI
Several gentlemen appeared before the Boari aud
oeaRhansd that De Burss place the foot
a Dtyisoa Avenue a great nuisance and
dssstevoss to public health One OF the parties stated
Ah there had been deposited The prsmIes yesterday
ssssaty OF dried flesh, and oher articles which
very o1sos.
Forna. complaint was ma 10 by Nessrs Waterbury and
O'Hars, sod Alderman Ftman moved that tho Mayor
directed 10 cause the compsnt against De Bargs factory
% BE- Investigated, and II he has not complied with the
requirements OF the Board, TO the counsellor
AID. Rows moved that no carts or wagons containing
bones garbage be permitted to through the streets
unicsB they covered with good wooden and
the Healta Wardens directed TO see this resolution
Ala. Rows moved a. a further yeso,u Ion that Mr.. Do
BuFg be directed To the grndng or manufacture OF
oil articles OF IN offensive nature In bis Establishment until
He moved tina. in connection with the many complaints
which have boon made, and the extreme warm weather
experiencing that the councillor be directed
10 prosecute Mr. DE Burg In case be does not comply with
Tia resolution OF the Board.
AID vAN B2uSI moved TO lay II the table 10 be made
che spcca order for to morrow evening and tnat the
matter b made he special order Tor thai ateruoon and
Chat wheu the Board adourns Il adjours I'LL that Time.
Aid. Rows urged immediate action on the part Of the
Board
M MAYOR stated that Dc Burg was enti,leo TO ne con
sdosaron the hands Of the Board The resou
zion Of Aid Rowe sdopted, Van Brant voting in the
ocgsuve.
Mr. G. BROWNIES appeared 70 complain OF the bone boil
eng establishments in the MIN ward, owned by Messrs.
Oedssser q schwsnwedel, and made q long speech In
referooce me- complaining Of the pAne great
uuisAnoo He lived about half mile rom the actories
M Ficoe stated that he he'd been called upon 70 sign
q petition by MI Prorsef, and when he asked 10 sign
che petition be told that money bad been paid TO drive
away the manufacturers Of the place he did not per
csivs any d,sAEreeaSe smell from the factories
Corcner RxonNG stated that he lived near the place
and found no offensive smell He considered the establish
mont be improve men 10 property In the vicinity,
rather than q disadv Antsge 10 property.
mo noioa WAS tabled I'LL the next meeting Of the
Board.
The 10, "a then al iourned MI Friday afternoon,