New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-12
QChRAETINE AFFAIRS.

Tie sip Pes?sul, ytAh szr;Te. fem Hs--Orssl
ia ts,.tes Moodsy wss foert 10 oca,.- moro taa.
seven feet Of va:sr II or Nod. sac TAI spr1,s
petty bad ssk srd Il For- hsd 70. bes, made b, b.,
ss quickly wss tie total destruction Of TIE y..s,
nigh. have taken 9lacs.
On Tuesiay uorrrg, a large number Of men vs,s
cert down to the Peppe,il in order 70 pgup her OFT
srd yesterday, after bard day sn3 nights work, tha
duty wa aect mpisAet. OLe Of tie lsboieIs engaged
or this work {. n an named jeremiah MoLymsn, jest
before returning to Quarantine, went aloft where he
was suddenly seized with ct, fsirg in Consequence
Ito TIE water. Ropes were thrown overheard, and
every CONVENE means esoitei 10 IL o.ier to ths
man, but all Of no avail. He rose no more.
Tie Cinderella brought up two more sck,men from
the PepperilI yesterday both c,ses beng bsyord a
corbt yellow fever This vessel hiss surviving q. tie
preaeut time but a email number Of those who sailed
with ier from New Orlsaus TIE case IS indeed a
hard ore.
On the bark Wrn Il. Nssh, which arrived here from
Trinidad or Monday, a was found attach ei with
the fever On Tuesdsy he was Informed By the doctor
that he SEX bat the reply wss that the physician
had made q mistake ne being perfectly well in his
own estimation. No hope whatever g entertained Of
tie unfortunate mans recovery
s remaining in the Lower Bay. There is no sickness
on board Of her and mss not been any for week or
ten days past l. will be remembered that about ff
teen SICK men al attacked vita the worst kind Of yell
low fever were taket from her and pac cd under med
icsl treatment ia the Hospital. Ofthese but one died
The lest were cent back to their old quarters the
steamer perfectly corveescent. The officers expressed
the greatest gratitude for the care which had been
taken with her Catholic Majesty seamen
There ais now about fifty vessel, in the lower bsy
and thirty mere in the upper bay, making feet Of
about eighty sail under quarantine restrictions. This
certainly, is an imposing number Of vessels to be de-
tanned for 'sIary purposes but it must be remembered
that resrly all aye without sickness being detained
merely for observation And Just a. this tine the Hi
vas at this port are exceedingly numerous 90 that
constant ADDITION s made to the Quarantine feet.
Yesterday was the taest day experienced this season
There was no. an arrival in the lower bay and bot
vestel wss qusrantned in the upper.
TIE brig NJ z. Peck, from Ssgua Ia Grande, arrived
in the lower bay yesterday aud being visited, was
found clear Of sickness. AS abe is from port consd
cred 10 be infected she will be detained for cleansing
and fungstion. There were other arrivals, but this
is the Only one Of them that guaranteed. All tbs
rest passed on to New-York.
Tie health Of the towns adjoining the Quarantine
grounds s reported to be fine. Not of fever has
occurred and the number Of deaths from other Causes
has also been small aud this is 60, while, at the same
time the fever has rsged with the greatest violence
within the enclosure. There certainly appears to be no
necessity for Boards Of Health in these places 70 meet
ard suggett messures to get nd Of disease which
does not exist among them. 1t is evident also, that,
with care, TIE village folks will &c, be troubled with
any disease Of q pestieu;ial rstule.