New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-12
N.EW-,JERSEY II,EIMH

The QUARANTISE RyMovAL.--The prominent and
legislative and sanitary subject in New-Jersey at the
present time is the removal of Quarantine from Statea
Island, i'll the State OF Newi0rk, to Sandy Hook, il
the State of New-Jersey. Sandy Hook being located
in Monmouth County, the people in that county arc
almost in arms on the subject. They object on SAM
tary grounds. In such other sections OF NewJersey
az the people have taken up the cudges this Ques
ton il has been done in behalf OF the pride and dig
nifty of the State" Ii very evident IRON the tone
Of the discussion of this Question in New-Jersey that
an antpathy to the State OF Newfork Is the principal
motive of opposition to the removal of the Quaraa-
tine TO New-jersey soil Any other State could get
avor from New-Jersey. easier than can New York.
Why Because:
|. New-Jersey feels aggrieved at the di-respectfa
things said Of her by New-Yok newspapers and
CitiZeDs
9 New-Jersey thinks that Staten Island ought 70
belong to her territory.
3. One or two hundred persons living withis a few
miles OF the proposed Quarantine site may be exposed
to disease.
L. Foreign paupers will food that section Of New
jersey.
We view this question in light in which il presents
considerations favor of the removal of the Quaran-
tne that VASTLY outweigh the objections urged agsinss
the movement The removal IL asked by the rcsi-
dents of NewYork and It's neghborhood on the ground
Of greater safety to health and for convenience by So
curing more room. That the public health Of rec
ton of NewJersey important consideration " not
to be denied; and this believe IL the only solid
ground of objection to its removal. The regard for
health which alarms one TWO hundred people
Monmouth County renters this removal necessary To
over one million Of people in and about the City q
New-York. OF this great number AT least fifty thou
sand are citizens Of New-Jersey, who reside in the
vicinity of New-York, and very many Of whom Dc
business in that city, Brooklyn and the country sur
rounding il il, commercially speaking, part Of New
Yolk and New-York ia almost "a much city OF New
Jersey az IT IL city of Newfork Ii is the principal
market for this State and the place oil resort Tor busi-
ness purposes of Thousands Presidents of NewJerey
from all sections Of the State, whose safety ought To
weigh something in the scale against the lew oompH-
Gtiyely who live upon the sandy coast of Sandy Hook
This question ought 10 be disposed OF upon tho
broad and generous basis Of the greatest good to tho
greatest number. II il not u question which btaee
boundaries piques or Jeaousies should influence n
the least II little no harm will accrue to the State
o. TO any part of il by the removal Of Quarantine y
Sandy Hook, and important advantages will thereby
accrue to the great commercial enrepot OF the nstioa
it ought to be done. We believe the harm TO TIA
n.ghbOrhOod Of the proposed site would not prove -
b. a 1.-THE Of the apprehension manifested. Nobody
lives in the immediate neighbOrhood OF the ground
desired for the Quarantine.
II Ney-York is to be punished for an old score If
vlaiuv let il be done where fifty thousand Jerseyrnea
will not share the blow; and not when great COM
msrcial and sanitary measure ia at stake.
Gov Price animated novel way Of settling tina
dispute about Staten Island He virtually said In his
last message, State OF NewYork, 20 shall not foit
your pest houses, your receptacle Of disease and
4" pauperism upon sOil, TO devastste with death
" and poor devils our noble County Of Monmouth,
" but, State of NewYork, yield US Richmond County
" and We will sacrifice Monmouth County TO you" Il
is 10 BE- hoped that those whose spprehensions arc
great upon this subject of danger will look into the
matter and see If there real grounds for them.
The fear Of pauperism Is aso fallacious Emgrants,
in case of removal will simply be qusrantined e
Sandy Hook and landed, ~ now, at Castle Gsrdea.
1t is to be hoped that good will prevail over
prejudice passion in this matter, and that the gen
eral benefit viii be regarded by the Legislature.
tJersey City Courier and Adv-riser Jan. H.
ARREST OF BURGLARs.-Two men, giving their
names ~ Richard Turpin and VIM Conrad, were
brought before the Recorder yesterday morning
charged with committing a number OF burgisries "a
Jersey City on Saturday night. They entered, dur
in g the evening the residences OF IT, o. Hesly, No.
2l3 York street; Thomas ID. Christie, No. ia Ere
street and Henry f. Cox, South frt street from al q
hch place they succeeedin getting wearing apparel
worth In all about $780, They were arrested at no
Hoboken Ferry with the property in their Possession.
Recorder Bedford committed them for trial. Conrad
wes formerly resident of jersey City, but has g
lats been living on Long Island II is said that rsr-
nn real name Golfer and that he s az old offender
= Al Known 30 the Police.
Z Tx HrpsoE CeUsrr CoURr, Judge Ogden pre-
siding, commences it, Winter session st the Court
House this morning.