The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-06
Affairs at Qua rantane.

Affairs at Qua ranunos
ARxrvAIs-YxLL0w FEVER NON M" ohLkANs,
MATASzAS, n u
Brig Aruccabah Capt Carlisle N lived August A, from
SAxua Ia Gsands, with sugar and asses 70 Thompson
Hur.er No sickness board ORD cred TO anchor In
the loser bay
Bark Louisa Bliss, Capt. Kelleren, arr, cd August
from Havana with sugar. tobacco and mahogaA to mag
Ger. All well on board Anchored below.
Ship honimorency Capt Brown, arrived August rom
Rev Orleans, with cotton, grain and -four, 70 masteT
-Four deaths from yellow fever occurred the passage OF
this vessel She has been eighteen days out FROM New
Orleans and bound to Liverpool, but had to put In
here foe Ore Of the crew died when the ves
sci was just outside the bar, but the captain huusney
had body brought the Quarantine grounds for inter-
meut, instead OF putting seaward Few miles, ~ Is
often deae in similar circumstances, ana throwing
OF the crew when Dr. Gillette boarded the YES.
SOL found In the sgoniee Of death, ana therefore
YESTERDAY morning but be was not dead He taken
the tug and died on his wav up last evening
The Mortmorency, II is SAID, Is nov beiow, and Will pro-
coed ON hlr voy age next Saturday.
Ship Soerdan Capt RUSSELL, arrived Au2pat 4, from
New Orleans, with cotton, tobacco, rope Hing: -four
ond merchandise, to Ho~and FfotniDSnxm-an well
ON bcsrc. Detained below.
Bark Express Capt sundbury, arrived August 4. from
Havana with sugar, tobacco and SCARS to r " King
Co No sickness arrival She lost the 18th
ct july one On tue ls,h and one on the 2s while she
LAY Saa
soncoser Ralph Post, Capt Colum arrived august s,
froan Neg Orleans, with tobacco, oicake, rosin
came up to upper Quarantine, not knowing the new
regulation which declares New Orleans TO DO an infected
ths lower bay, she had pilot on board She was
Pre- IMPLY SEM down, however by Dr. Waller tho deputy
yellow lever on the passage OF which terminated
fatally there sickness on her arrival, and NO
death had occurred during the past nine days
NEW ORLEANS CARGoss IN NEW WAREHOUSE.
1t three weeks since correspon jencecom
meacsd between Mayor rsmaun hand, and Collec
Tor Scheu and the Secretary Of the Treasury tho
other in relation to the government. warehouses at Qua
rait!ne. During all Of this time, notwithstanding the
great need 70 commerce or Q warehouse and no.with-
Ing the whole question regard building Of this
description Is in nusheil, nothing mas been heard from
this state Of things, Mayor Temann and Supervisor
Purdy behalf of the Commissioners Of Emigration and
sess Is snse for the purpose Of knowing whether he
had heard from the Secretary or whether he would re-
csiys into the warehouse the infected goods at o1xau
tine. The result OF the interview that the Collector
said that he bad heard nothing ftom Mr. Cobb, and that
he was still syerse 70 allowing The goods 70 be placed in
the wasaorss on the GROUNDS which ne had stated pre-
The accumulation Of merchandise at Quarantine from
ae G r. 10 g
New York and Brooklyn are getting 70 DC immense. ana
Ills rumored that bis Honor the Mayor az de,n,r resort
% store properly kind Of merchandise will TO day
take sers at the meeting Of himself with the Commission
ers OF Beash for the construction Of temporary ware
house In behalf OF the city, 70 answer tho demands ne
eme,petcy Insmuch yellow foyer cases are reported
20 be Interesting in New Orleans and nasmuch therefore,
as carkcss that port arriving here have no prospect
OF the city directly, this rum0red movement on
the part OF tie Rayor viii meet with the hearty eppropA
aoa o. snipres eslaged Ia the new or,osns raao ana
re have no doxbt commercial men generally.
In tie end this dlr4nci nation on the parS o. COLLECTOR
Hcae 10 receive infected goods rs bis have
depe w work TO the advantage OF the port as the 70
gi,lature II is believed, WA during the coming winter,
make provision for erection Of suitable warehouses,
which have long been needed as Quarantine
ARRIVALS YESTERDAY IN TKN LOWER BAY, ETC.
schooner Comercio dc Arroyo, Capt hontcrer, arrived
August from Arroyo ST. Thomas, with molAsses 10 kop
psS L. Cook. All well on board. Anchored
scaooner Sea Breeze, Capt. Wiley, arrived August
from SaVra Ia Grande, vita sugar and 10 d. d.
3rooxmsn x Co. No sickness on board. Anchored.
Brig Grece Worthington, Capt Grafton arrived August
from natspzas with sugar and moasses 10 Stevens Bro
ther. The former captain died In MatanzA Hospital
q, yellow fever and died on the passage Few
days since Of the same dsesse There vss no sokne~
Bark Harvest, Capt Nicaos, arrived August D, from
New Orleans with cotton. tobacco and rope cutsngs 70
Slurses Cearnan Co. The second mate OF TINS vesse
died In the hospital at New Orleans with yellow fever ana
OF the pesen on passage Two Of the crew were
brought up 70 the Marine Hospital ~ Quarantine IA
evening, sick with the same disease[one oonvAescei
tse oshcr still very sick. Anchored below. 49,.
Baix Alice fainter, Capt Peat, arrived August D, IRON
New Orlesrs With tobacco, cotton and three
20 Post Smith Co One OF tho crew ives SICK wn yell
low fever on the YassAge and had not recovered on the
were ali Complaining, were last evening brought up 10
the hosriia at Quarantine. Anchored below.
Dr. Gillette visited most Of tho vcaseb yesterday and
only found Of sickness-he second male o!
sheC 8 Fowler In addition 70 the dying man, reported
above a taken from the ship Montmorency Dr. Gillette
Also took Oh from that vessel the dirty clothing and IN
Yrr.ed bedding which burned last evening In the