New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-13
M.Rlxs HosFirsL. QutslyrINf,

JEDEDiAh Miller
Misxs HosFrr.L:. or'N,sIlIf,-
STATEN IsLsNp N. Y, Ass. IL 1851;
A>DH.w Csskisiy Chairman .oLHmee en- ses 49,:
Of Jour favor II yerdsy reanes,ss my opinion 81 toe
poHy la,'on' for pr'n' ahirs n he POI: Of
S.WYork with yellow fever. other pstf 1iai disease
hich have recently been Constructed .. sslres Poio e
the Comn,opers for he Removal q the onar-nIe saon
porsy accommodation. a. sesne's Point; snd while be-
a,ys for the most part they ne 'liass :. me e,
my opinion they deficient, AMI incomplete Tor the
;on ,estnent and s.Her. care Of p.t.n,, ae'
'''''' '''''"' 'e'' ''''s'''-'' D. H. BIssILE.
Nj. PuRpr moved that the report be approved.
Mr.. W. g. HusT-Ne refuse to take this g a hos
pita Is there anylcw compelling U, to take !. unde'
our charged
Mr.. CiRRIGAY-I suppose that, If it was fitted .p
properly We should be obliged TO take charge OF it.
have no reason 10 think that this Commission have
anything to do with il until then.
Mr.. Husr-1lere no doubt, from the report, that
this place i. not properly adapted for quarantine hos
ptas Is there anything to compel US 10 take it unde-
or care
The PRrsDEyr-No, Sir; think rot.
Mr.. CARRIGAy-The Governor, Lieutenant Cover
and Controller could TO morrow declare that this
should be the permanent quarantine. The Cemmis-
sioners to remove quarantine. who have now spent
1900, could then drew 3l5O,OOO more from the
State Treasury 10 be reimbursed out Of the proceeds
OF the sale of the present quarantine property on
Staten leland.
The report wa. thea adopted.
Mr.. CARIIG ~ moved that O copy be transmitted 70
the Quarantine Commissioners.
The communication from the Quarantine Commits
eioneTs then taken up and reiefed to the Secre
tary OF the Board 10 answer.
On motion OF Ns:' C,RrIG.y, the Board voted to
pass the Fix shpwre kcd passengers OF the bark Mo-
nasco on to C;alesbosh, ILL.,, free of charge
The NrcTPnEsTDENT reported the case of COrne-
lius Burgis who with his wife and six children were
now in this city in destitute condition. Nj. Bursis
purchased passage to Quebec for his family by the
ship Chicago of ono Gray in London agent OF Tapsco'
Co., paying 81 for the same. When he went to Llv-
epool they told him that the chip Full and put the
would be forwarded from New.York to Quebec, free.
On his arrival he waited on Tapscott Co., who re-
pudiated the obligation because he had no written
contract to that effect la consequence, MIR. Burgis
and hi. family have become destitute, and been COM
PEELED to pawn and sell most of their clothing to obtain
the means Of procuring bread.
The Vice. President was ordered to prosecute the
house of Tapscott Il Co. for breach of contract
Mr.. GARErCUE presented written report in answer
to communication from the Commissioners OF Emil
grafton in IIavre, which was adopted.
cOmmunicli on was received from Capt. Robert
Mar hall Of the ship City of Mobile, praying that his
fines for the unlawful landing Of certain female pas
sengers and their prostitution by the crew, might be
remi,,cd. lie sets forth in bis appeal that he had
been twenty years shipmaster from this port
and that his reputation uubemlshed. The mis-
conduct occurred while bis ship was in charge Of the
mate, and while he the captain was absent.
The communication was referred to the Vice-Pres-
dert for investigation.
The following 10 the regular weekly statement:
Nun Der Of snsrsnt. arrived TO Ang g. lsjT.....I3s59
Numbe OF em:rans arrived tace to Aug. 2..... 3s,s
Total Isl
To am, S,tr /. lsl 80 c3s
1857. 1880.
No ofrr.,s. IN in.,i,stioa, ., Ward. fs,,nd.i lS2
n &, Mir, Uo.ni: ~ ................ l65 l47
To.I. Las
Ovsdrs Bank, January lS7........::.: sa-s@ 70
Receipts TO Aug 5......................f 15-olo 81
Receipts since to Aug. u, foI esIEnHtsnon - . 80 -. -
of alien pssscnseEs, Ac..''''..''. 's'e "1fis' ~
psbursements a. PEI previous scesint to
Aue. B. 10
sandy expenses OF July ~ sld Aug S.. 1906 3i7265 IS
The Board then adjourned.