New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04

| The WAL houie, Ises, low Udi-g o. tAs eI.
| tisus eni of the ssoopd per. The who,s shatf CO
uhich il st0td, together vita the ba:t-h0uss, wss
destroyed In the letter place thess lAiss
turtles. which wsrs destroyed.
1.eHeeih Oficsrs o;iios, heat hi e WOO len bid.
IL .roriirs AID tae boat landing, d.. Thompson
sLd Dr. Wasei 5 desks were burned 10 L. s,d a. tie
fu riture excepting pite case oOntsining papers.
T.s boat. house s.tuaitd tie eud OF the per, sr
has rg lantern ara Illuminating tower for the bsoe6
Ct oe shprirg, was used ss look out BY tue ws;c--
usu ara various articles wsre ttoIea IN it. Tas pier
CT which it s.ocd, including t1e dock used IT, tie
Heath Officer and tee United Siass Barge Oicsrs as
lsn6iDg, was buIped. privy only was lstt sand
ing Tie Doctors tostsrer mad taken ths prscsu iOn
TO sIchcr the boss out Of reach or tiey also woold
have teen destroyed.
The sa.skeepers lodge, q story aat-s-haf hui dirg
of brick, having versr3a icc.csed with Venetian
bin es was the lee, budicg which they appsd .hs
toroh To protect tie CID barn and sh eds which Sooi
near i. on tie opposite side Of the gateway the whole
frout portion, wsiiCn was Of WOOD was torn down.
Ray Ten pkiDs tcok active pait In demoEshiDg this
little edice vTenoairg the birds from thec sseainss
| sLd pi;ohug them upon the ground. msn nsusd
Ned ne hsrtcr polio snap, assisted with Sc AK aud
Two oY three Others broke down ne Ratings AID Lite
c6,umpa The VIC od.w oIk b.irg removed, tbs torch
was 81 piled to the inside, and it q msss Of
ruins. Mr. Tcmpkns hailed the hook sndsdder boys,
who promptly passed hin up the erd Of hook, winch
he placed upcn the sign over tie gateway, ani gave
the order to Gown with it, but the iron supports bs
R set in ths stone csps Of me eposss the JOB was
difficult Gre; II finally gave way however tte c,p-
stoI topping over, ard DesIly preoipaatrg hun with
t. II lie had broken bis neck would have grs;h Il
not few WHO were looking on his work of ruin.
bile this was goicg or, Engine Company NJ 4, TON
| Brady foreman played powerful streain OF water
| upon TIE old bains and stables to keep them from
| tuIp1g.
POLICE FORCE SENT TO OF ARiNTINE AT LAST.
A,A O'clock Yesterday sfternoon co members Of the
police flom tho lower Wsrds, with nusober OF the
Hsrbor Police left Css;le GAiden for the Quarantine
gIouI6s in steamer chartered for the occasion by the
Commissioners Of Emigration. They were under the
| conn and Of Capt WsliiDg, OF the deScdVe squad.
Sergeant Brevoort was appointed Comnisssry or tue
occasion. The men were armed vi the volc snio re.
pea.ipg pistol, which maks each round equsl to 800
| shOts.
MELTING OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
Tie Commissioners Of Emigration bad special
meeting yesterday morning In relation to Thursday
nights doipgs at Quarantine. Gov. King Mayor lie
mann sr tie Health Officer were in attendance.
The following was received from DR.. Bisseil:
| QuAR,sIIsE HosPITAL GROUND, Sept. 3, 1853.
| CGpt f. Crabtee, - r. Compsi.,i'aos Of Enig,afiol.
| DFhR Sir: We are here in the open fields, with
Gods covering over U.s. The 60 mentioned IN your
letter came lot to our assistance. The consequence
is as igh have been expected, everything beor6ng
to the Comm ssioners which would burn Is 10 ashes
OLe thousand lIfuriated devils were more tnan We
| could meLsee. We have on the grass 50 patients
| They must be cared fo- somewhere. They cannc.
| leave here until barge or boat is sent down We
| stove, ard the mob swear they shall go. Whist are
We 10 do, then Do setd down a beat as soon SO
| possible for our relief We are ell worn out.
No sleep fer two nights Yours truly; u a,ssrr,
Tie Boaid resolved to send down 100 policemen
armsd with riies. Tee Governor, by request Of the
Couniss sonsrs made ont Tequtiti9n to hsve tents
tor tie sick cent down from the arsenal. The Police
Commissioner sent for by the Governor anu va
rious messages were cent - the military officers.
Mr. ye,planek suggested that the Governor call out
the militia.
The Police Commissioners arrived, on which the
Board Helt into secret session. Gems. III al and ard
and other officers subsequently went before the meet
ing but WHIST wss ordered did not tIanspre but doubt
lees requisilipn was made the military to prosct
| tie State property from further destruction.
QrARAsrIsE, Friday, Sept. 81 P. m.
The steamboat DR.. Kane has jGst arrived from tns
| city, with one hundred policemen and six.poutder.
They Lave also tents for the SICK Of whom there are
/ fifty, who lave been exposed to the wind aud sun
GuIir the dsy, and are low urder dfenc6ns raio
M Dlkr tie second assistant engineer OF the steamer
Phisdelphs, lies dead of yellow fever among them.
lie Died this mornrg. Doctors Bsse end " a4ser are
devoted TO the SICK tending and aininsterpg to the:
wants constanty-they themselves being nearly
exhausted from wsnt of sleep excitement and exposure
| Three sick men from the ship Libsity, from New'
Orleans are lying on the pier-.here being no shelter
for them.
Dung the dsy large numbers have visited tie
iuin,, frcm the city.
TIE Habor Police force OF the city numbering
iw ely two men, went down TO the Island tas evening,
with .her boats there being rumor that the mem
dieIies intended 10 make deIorstEauon on the SHIP
pirg at anchor.
The Inhabitants Of tie infected district that is the
neshborhood whsrs Kramer, The German, died, were
Losed to their effects to-day, as their dwell.
ings would be fired tonight. With ths present high
wind from S. S. E., tie safety Of the village will be
ieoI ar5ed, if the threat is executed.
DR.. Thompson is here, and, with his ASSISTANTS, is
dong all in their power to help and provide for tie
sick, and 70 reorgsnze the establishment 1t is ranug
hard, and there 10 no shelter within the wals
WARRANTS OF ARREST ISSUED.
Late yesterday afternoon Police Justice James Ii.
Welsh Of the Cty Hall Court Issued warrants for the
arrest Of tie fol!Osirgramfd parties, residents Of
RichnOrd County, S.at.n Islsrd, who stand chsIged
with having participated iH the Illegal proceedings q;
Quarantine or TLufsdsy:
Mstttew Carroll Ray Tompkirs
Muller, Charles Stebbns,
Jacob Vanderbilt.
Tie following are the efidsyits upon which the
warrants were Issued. Tie orders OF ares. were