New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-08

~ .s,,ics however, did not appear, and IT Is sa'u
t.1fbe diaetences between them in fair way io
:, .n;csb adjustment without the further aid oil INC
Ccuyts.
Boc,s svKpaY ScBooIs--A CoRREcrioN'-0"
sa,urS az the frowiug appeared 10 TIE IRls.Nn ala
Bow seso scnooL "A W.; SnU III over city s@oas
tie wsst5ysd his agent, out last sionsd on Eleventh
ssd g hsy. S ss.S @
The c,y;ss fslsse On: sPP sISp Of
listed tbs locality repIess 20 S sa
,a found so! % sod oS men SeaevOcn do not
so ,sn o,cU tsinEins DO good when you 90 oyh
A sleek }found.faced rasnef OBVIOUS, IN
pg gentleman who gave ni' n'.'o "' 'u' "e.' ..
Robert.er called upon us yc''of''y 70 oGec' ~ 'r,'
, ne pointed out its errors seriatim. He
paTa apne "wellknown reverend refers to him,
;r..ead of collecting $500 last week" he
s"ri.pa only 81; lii so happened that it was very
=. week. He denies that the agents his
and Gays that they are the agents of Trustees
tho scbool has i've Trustees. Again they have no
"rerular' agents, bu. they have whom they re-
ysrd in the capacity Of sexton, aud al the time Of all
The agen;a employed in collecting would not amount TO
half year ! work in year. Moreover, they did not
collect money avowed'y for aew Susdoy School sta.
tened "tp Eleventh avenue and Forty fourth street.
Aey collected for school to be established there-a
,ehool which had % scholars last Sunday With re-
gard to the gentleman who visited the looality he
.sys taat there is no gentleman in NewYork who
pretends TO know anything against him. He thinks
that "oid DR.. - and one Libby" are az the bottom
Of thees attacks upon him. aud there is malice at the
bsttom Of II all.
Mr. Robertson tells that there have been persons
collecting money for his schools and he believes there
great deal of corruption in that thing He believes
there are men who are getting money on the most
sbomina bio pretenses
Mr. Robertson particularly objects to our publishing
paragraphs of this character because they give the
idea that there is great deal of money to be msde
out cf it, ard induce great many bad men 10 60 into
tho basiness He says that their whole income last
year was only about II iOO and i. not all collected
In that way.
He handed us the following communication which
We print verbatim:
10 i've Editor. York Tribune:
two sss snSr Sy sma on Sunday Schools one Of
ThuIdaywoek They evidently from the malignant
ID. p%b rood Sut to the eaiul TesSe o Whom there
%o few fui Of rsclss:ns.s statement bsoisuardm in
" %o ,h s an Rta the oow.rd,
'cOang ant shout lazy pssto.s certain a. ..
he Editor, Of TnE Talsuss win other awe. tho Of
"lsry pastors certain Reverend of their crnsng
sSs % Ss heard EFT ID before
mischievous suhjeetmstser 1oSIlCE
THf CASE OF THE STEAMER ILLfSoIs.-At the meet
ing Of the Commissioners of Health yesterday the
case Of the steamer Illinois up for consideration
sppea,e that her passengers landed at Havaua on
Tuesday at o'cl ,ck m, and remained there until
SATURDAY al IL O'clock q. m. She reached Qnarantne
on Thursday last at about midnight. Tao passengers
were sent ON shore the Marine Hospital ON the fol
lowing day, where they remained until tins lNlonday)
mcrping making In al an exposure to the poison OF
the fve, Of moro than lays, five SIX days being
the extreu time for the development Of the disease it
The parties expo led 70 cOnrae. ii. therefore
quite certain that in permitting The psssengers TO pro
eeed 10 risk was incurred Of cases appearing among
he peop,e.
The I.,irois is in the Lower Quarantine anchorage;
her beds bedding drspery, aud all refuse miterial
have been ordered to be removed from the vessel.
The beds will be tered at Quarantine until after black
Eost: G. e sheets, drapery aud other material winch
an be c:earsed by wasirg will be sent to the Marine
Hospal wash house. and the refuse material will be
purified by fire in the iron scow. The steamer 10
otherwise undergoing the most rigid process of cleans
ing, ard will not be allowed to proceed to the city
antil she is beyond oil question free from Infection
The Steamship Company appeared before the board,
saying that they anxious about the vessel on ac
court Of LEI exposed dtion in the lower bay Tha
Bcs,d requested that the complaint be made in writing
and p,ese ated at the iext meeting In the mean time
the Company were allowed to take steps to remove the
small quantity Of cargo which remains upon her.
Thc dseese which prevailed among the passengers
of the s.e snsbip Illinois was genuine yellow fever, and
not the Chacros fever, as has been reported. The
whole number taken sick was IS, of whom four have
died and four OF five more are sill! dangerously sick;
the rtst are ctnvslescept.
A. Use passengers who had been detained were
yesterday morning discharged, and allowed to come to
the city.
ESClsi CoMNISsIoSERs The Board convened yes
terdsy in tao Common Pleas Court room at the usual
hour bu. the Of bus;noss it veTly blue
Mcntsy, not an applicant honcrng tue Commissioners