The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-17

Nc reports ndcste certain ports cities as the seats Of
sgaassao end psssA aiss&sos OF Tvs uasars provided
against IN az quarantine regulations, such reports shall
rscs, 6ecI, r,,,r ~ 80 S 1nseS saaaaea uy a.
Sxtuted authorities
Thst all ruch Boardr Of Health and other pubic soies
SaAu DC GpaGatcd to declare the existence Of ye
low FOYER and cholera In their epidemic FORMS may
from Time 10 time make their appearance in the localities
3soer Their control Asfe.~Lto
Dr.. Snow submitted the folio sing
Resolved That We recommend the adoption OF COM
PS sDs ass.. sSa a. oSr S,,.
panment of efficient sanitary n-s..ures. Adopted.
Mr. HAswML offered the following:
Resolved That the thanks OF tho Convention be extend
ed to Dr. Wilson jewell for the courteous and able manner
In which nc has presided over on- deber.tions and that
promise OF beue6t. which csnadsaily expected will
arise from tho deliberations Of tas body. Ageeed TO-
Resolved That the thanks Of THIS Convention be- ana
hereby rendered the public officers and 70 the MANAGERS
Sys e.tsuasd to sasm darina has session in
city. Adopted.
Resolutions of thanks were also rendered to the Sccro
Tho delegates from Baltimore rendered invitation TO
the Convention to hold It's next meeting a. a' place.
The Convention then adjourned sne die subject to the
call Of the President.
THE BANQUET AT THE LAZARETr0.
A sump&uous dinner was partsken OF by the members
OF the Convention at the iazareo this evening" Mayor
Rce Boston, presiding The following toasts were given
viz
Our Gucstsrhe members Of Quarantine Convention.
ni,a, : regulations Of the Country
This replied 70 by Mayor Rice, or Boston, who aid
tha after having taken part In SO respectable body
the FRS. National Quar- Convention now meet at
tho festive board extend congratulations for having
douo work In 80 harmonious manner aud 20 we'll.
We have gathered together from all parts Of the Western
wordfrom the rock bound shores Of New England 10 tho
sunny savannahs Of the South and the mouth Of the greai
river OF the West congratulate you that the time has
not yet come when social conventions arc imbued with
sectcpal reco.lectons. (Applalse) ID well that men
can ye, come together on occasion like this labor
tremendously for the national welfare and the great pur
poses o. lie.
The Quarantine establishments Of he United States.
This wss replied to by Dr. JupsoS- GILMAN, OF Hal
The Medical Profession Norfolk vs!her devotion to
OF 1866 has the approval and sympathy OF their medical
Ds. S1Dts, Of Norfolk, responded.
New Yrkhs representatives la the Convention have done
s: @y q srstad done SoH veil and probes
the CpTenn for tSs honor done him By choosing him
Secretary. lie said am aware, Mr. Chairman, that New
York Is great commercial metropolis, and that her in
sterest In his question OF antine Is very large Ba
cir regret to add that her representatives to this Conve
tion have felt and feel themselves totally unqualified 10
represent her this occasion In manner that would be
Just 10 her the Interests VI the Convention There
fore, behalf Of my colleagues aud for self would
express to you our grateful sense OF the Kindness and az
tenion we have received and would oier the following
continent
PhilaoelphiaAs eminent for the integrity OF Its merchants
as Tor the professional skill OF its physicians.
The next toast was-
The Baltimore Dcegaion-Fun in numbers able In couu.
In reply said regretted that Baltimore had
not done much should have done in o0mpars On
with the city Of New York and otaer great ces either in
political or commercial point OF view Yet he trusted
would ever when the opportunity offered, bo,d position
In which could stretch one hand to the South ana one
the North and nsel them TO embrace each other and
remain In union insepaIa able
The Authorities OF New Orleans-Deeply Interested and
with large experience N The object, Of our Convention they
have shown their appreciation OF its importance by the high
character of the represent they have seat
Replied by DIX BARTON
exposed Ia the of Hence yet
most phanthropc and scientific enterprise she has sent
her highest municipal officers AMI absst 70 aid
scounseis.
in Of reply " this toss Alderman WmrMAs said,
that towards fhiladepht and Baltimore tue citizens Of
Boston felt the strongest attachment He did not include
New York ~ that city was 20 much above par with tho
that he feared the distinction woul be too far drawn.
might DO more proper to receive thu attachment than
extend It.
This sentiment produced di,sa,is among
villagers. and the gentleman, NJ the insSauon VI Ls
Friends modified his remarks.
Rhode nland-wen represented BY a veteran In war And
rmeacne.
Replied 10 by Or. PARSONS.
The Press and her Reporters.
To this toast Jusxfn WooD res oonded.
Toasts were also given New Jersey and Delaware the
Mayor Of the city, and, OF course, Woman" ended the
list.
Most OF the delegates leave for home 10 morrow those
going North OF course passing through New York, All
many from the South ako express desire 70 visit that
city There Is dissatisfaction among the Norfolk and
New Orleans delegates owing 10 the character OF certain
resolutions passed by the Convention. Tho New Y orx
delegates do TO entertain the leas, Idea ol any
pracc.l charge being effected In the quarantine reguis
tons Of that city by the action OF the convention None
of the Communications from prominent New York phy
clans published In the HERALD have received The slightest
attention.