The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-10

tined vessels and that speedy snegsnoe may be semitic
him Cas renewed sicknees on board any Of them ~
nay Dusue readily theu work Of cleansing fumganDg
the yEuseh. me great point howeve. iu,slea uPon !.
S.pss ssd crews ses % e.
emu 70 the risks Of oostssous disease said thai this
be prevsatsd by having steamboat; sd u is further
said that unless such steamboat 10 very provided,
the Inhabitants will trouble and resort n something
more Influential and telling hsn mere protesAaion. Cou-
fact was ptaaed some days since in the HyRAID that
the Quarantine In their original report Of
plan Of temporary ~ ,S h0S pro
above whereas yet they have mot taken single step n
his direction. A. $4,000 was appropriated % provide
The hospitals and osher accommodations needed II the
temporary Quarantine people who mathematician
begin 6nd themselves pnzzed 70 account for moiey OF
DISPOSITION OF INFECTED cAReoxs
The cargo of any vessel sent 70 the lower anchorage
under the classification Of infected cagoes AZ TO
the disposition OF these cargoes The health laws ve
stringent ence the principal danger OF infection ascribed
70 tho cagoes Of infected vessels This subject and the
store houses for nfec.sa osrcoss have been suded
to several times IN tho HERALD. Following tne
new resolution Of the Health Commissioners which
went INTO effect yesterday, compelling the health
Otacer % send 70 the lower anchorage all vessels
coming from unhealthy ports the excitement relative 10
10 stated that the and masters Of vesses, whose
loss last year for want Of sufficient accommodates Tor
careoes Of infected vessels exceeded $500 ooo have MOI
only wsened up uy on he subject but that they psopose
calling meeting relative 70 the matter, and see II nea
sures canno, be taken 70 compel the Quarantine Commits
sioners 70 have warehouses provided from the funds r
nshed them for the purpose
VESSELS RvADMs QUARANTINE AND GONG TO NEW
JEHsEY.
IneliGepce was brought yeserday to the Health Officer
that the bark Relief Captain Burns, from Sonaives two
or three Of whose died from yellow fever during her
sandy Hook and then pushed of 70 izabethport, New
Jersey, evsdng Quarantine The letter which conveyed
otvad IN hau n Re-
Ezabethpori and come 70 New York 70 undergo quaran
tine The request based upon The ground that by the
vessel remaining where she 10 the safety Of the heath Of
The citizens Of Eiizabeshport was endangered.
A case Of this kind Just mentioned may rarely occur,
potency Of The New Jersey oks in driving away vessels
having contagious disease on board that may land upon
their shore. they not the power 70 do il under any
circumstances agreement entered int between
the safe Of New York and New Jersey 10 1884, which
agreement stands yet In full FORCE New Y0 has quar-
from the upper Of Staten Issnd Sound Woodbridge
creek short distance this side Of Amboy. This fact
nav argue 70 The contrary would b vastly sepsssd By
allowing the Quarantine 10 be located ii Sandy Hook.
THE HOSPITALS AT sBaUNAs POINT.
10 stated by the contractor having charge Of the ereo
Of hospitals Segupes Point that Of the
hospital buildings Win be ready for the reception o! pa
sen ne.i week ane osner
that the buildings and other needed cannet
possibly be furnished in . months tune YET Il Is said
that the Commissioners Of Emigration wi not take the
hos itas In their hands until adequate accomm odAtons
meet al the necessities Of temporary quarantine
provided when such accommodations will be furnished,
ever impoesibe ray Meantm most fortunate cir
cumstancs to New York IL the fact thai there not ut the
time single case yow fever any Of
Marine Hospital al the old Quarantine.
Sxw QUARANTINE DODGE-YRLLow FHvER IN NEW
reported that the bE Relief, Captain Bcrus, from
Goraves IN ballast, and bound for This port, passed n
side Of sandy hook and up he Rattan bay and ss,eu
aernos to take In cargo Of csal II further report
ed that The bark while her port OF departure
her from yellow fever and that during her
her mate and two OF died Of tie same osease
and were buried at sea- New York, by agreement,
dicon Of the waters Of ssian Island sound 70 low water
mark the Jersey Shore and thef eforc Il presumed
a oss Inc S Sssf Q he
eu sntne anchorage for detention and TIE usual fcsa
| tor snd cleansing.
| REPUBLICAN MEETING.
YouTe MINIS REPUsLIcAN GENERAL CoNxIrru-
| DIsBBARTyNED CONDITION OF TIE RBPuELlcAS
| THROUGHOUT TIE STATE.
The Young Mems Republican General Committee me
last night ct stuyvesant Institute. The President, C.
Mott, occupied the chair, and 6. G. Butler dictated
Secretary.
| voRErcxEx's CENTRAL UNION.
At previous meeting . communication was receive
from body styling themselves the workipgmen's oepra
union asking the admission Of their delegates 10 thel
committee This document taken from the table
| 80 - :. s w 49,
admiuahce, tnougn ine eesua Snon W0 recognized q
| legitimate organization.
| Yx,r.,,r,vux ~ rv,
| - ~
j. H. DrrcrKR OF tne rghtn ward, called tne skenHor
the committee to the necessity OF having Documen
and co,rss,o,a,rr Compon,eeu spnop,ed n sc.uny -
nv "''''Pe ~ .pf~' ~ ~
Publican publications throughout tie State The spesks
bad ost returned from tour IN ibe western part Of th
safe, ana DC regreted thst repuohcaosm wts ~ suon
low too ne ouno tpe leaders apstoeLc ana ne iree 30.
masses cold and indifferent while the democrats were &C
I've aud sosous the propagation OF SANDERS AGAINST 10
repubcans The acts OF the Last Legsslre had excite
had ieeirr among Tie farmers on account OF the Avsi
| exfenonure OF me sac money and ne corseQuen; q
crease OF taxa on me rev police o was critcsed cd
versely, and on all sces he heard oompane which ca
one the party would ose the STATE IN the coming elect
He MT putcher Tor one endorsed al thsi had bee5 dom
ey me LsslsMSre, ana ne believed that ga
known why thoso measures were passed, tncl
would be acquicsoed IN oy the poolle 10 VA