New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-11
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,rpe-sede the civil authorities two hundred and fty
men VII 10. .uffce. Tie moral eject OF military
encampment viii be q cipher. L the purpose be not 20
teach the Staten Islanders that their acts Of rebellion
Lave rendered military rule necessity to secure the
safety Of Re ari property. and iaci respect, al
Least. FOR law. The lesson taught. - TAR mas oeea
ore of utter di,-spec, % law IN which even me cH-
drcu syrpa.hze. Arson bids fair e become repo'a'
be when they ,ha arrive a; maturity rni'r NE ed-
cat Ion they rece We a. the hands Of sons ~ Niceiesi-
dent, magistrates deGcous Of evangelical churches
and citizens of wealth and intelligence generally.
At three O'Clock this afternoon the Steamer Smith
field arrived a, tie landing having on boari de'ach'
ment of one the Companies ofthe Eighth Regiment
under Capt. Lawrence. They numbered t"enly-one
persons-a Captain. two Lieutenarts. one Engineer
and seventeen pri Yates. Col. Raymond and Mr. Bar
clay Of the CommsSary General oihcc' arrived %"
the Dr. Kane with hundred tents anu otAer camp
equpage and ammunition brought from the Ar>ena 10
Elm street. Tie place selected for the encampnen'
il situated north OF the Quarantine wall distance OF
about twenty rods. Ii is an open ground ana mas u
gentle slope to the river which is but short distance
from the camp. All the rough frame buildings de-
signed for the reeotory viii be completed tomorrow
II will be about seventyivc eet in length by twenty
/ FIVE in breadth.
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bv the police and salute from the howitzer. As they
marched up the street there an evident disposition
on the part of the crowd assembled about Burns's Ho
tel TO ieer the small numbers in the force, INT there
was no boisterous demonstration. The Company
marched 70 the camp grounds and stacked arms
Several tents were pitched Immediately. SOME IN
/ qury was made by Capt Lawrence Tor some fl,""
for bedding, and he could get no information then
s to where II could be obtained he said he should no,
hesitate To help himself wherever he could hnd 4.
This NAV be regarded a foretaste OF MARTA law,
under which individual rights OF property are az the
mercy of military despotism. Capt. Lawrence will
post a guard tonight about the encampment, The
police continuing duty in guarding the Quarantine.
Tomorrow morning hundred tents will be pitched,
aud at O'Clock Col. Lyon with go men of his regi-
men are to arrive and supersede the police, who are
anxious TO return to the city With the regiment Col.
yarian viii arrive with battery of four l2-pound
mountain Lowitzers.
Mr.. Voorhs will complete tomorrow the second OF
the new temporary hospital buildinss They We're
commenced on Monday last, at II o'clock and though
each 100 BY % feet. have been pushed forward with
rch energy that one of them Is ready to receive the
yellow fever patients tomorrow morning.
Dr. Gillette made his usual visit to-day to the Lower
Quarantine. lie took from the brig Ida Rayas Capt
Hammond. her master who is suffering from the effects
If .he yellow fever. with which he was seized when
but two DAYS from Havana. A case of typhoid fever
was also brought up; the patient was delirious
Yesterday afternoon one of the seamen from the
Susouehanna died of the yellow fever. Mr.. krnhs,
the German, is improving and will probably recover.
Tie work of repairing the docks destroyed by the
mob will be commenced Tomorrow. The steamer
Thistle has lust landed with quantity OF timber
lnmber and steam piledriyer. The Wash-house
Dock will be the first rebuilt.
But the event of the day the conyoca'ion IN The
back paror Of Burnss Hotel of the sapient Board of
Health of Castleton. Messrs. Christopher, Frean,
Watson and Monday were present, and Messrs Wolfe
and De Forrest absent.
Dr. Munday the Health Officer. submitted hi, re-
port. 1t recited in substance that no new cases OF
yellow fever had tranSpired, that in accordance with
the authority of the Board he mad directed the eVac-
uaon Of the tenements in Rag-Pickers Row, and
lha, in some instances the directions were compiled
with Others-three iamies-re!used, because they
could not procure residences elsewhere, and ~ he
deemed il important that the houses be evacuated
he advised that legal measures be taken to compel
the occupants to forthwith remove. lie reported
also that the necessary arrangements had been made
to cleanse the streets and yards of the infected dis
Mmudays report refers to that remarkable body, the
Special Police of fifty men, appointed by the Board
Of Health of the town of Castletou. The report
says:
In reotion 70 the special force recently appointed
by your Honorable Board am of the opinion that, in
consequence Of the military force by the Gov
eruor of the State their services are no longer re-
quired; and would suggest that they be discharged
Thus II il. Republics are ungrateful. Fifty Irish
fcllow-czens." composing the cream OF the Barney
Donnelly Democracy appointed on special police IN
consideration Of securing the election OF Kay iompkns
a. delegate TO the Syracuse Convention, were thus
10 be cut of from honor and emolument-and n sine
cure at that-under the absurd pretense that mill
tary force ordered by Black Republican Governor
residing at Albany to be quartered on the Island rem
dered the continuance in office Of that highly nfuen
tia body Of drunken oaters unnecessary. Mr. Frean
saw the erptu1e of the act of treachery that was pro-
posed TO he done and while, throughout tine meeting
Mr.. Christopher urged the adoption of a resolution
acting upon the recommendation OF the Health Officer
Mr. Frean opposed it, and finally succeeded IN STAYING
off action until tomorrow morning, when tine Board
Will again meet.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the Health
Officer of the town to confer with the counsel OF the
Board aud take legal means 10 compel the three
families remaining in Rsgpickers row to remove
therefrom and in case of the inability Of the families
to procure and pay for tenements to have them pro-
cared at the expense of the Board.
Dr. Watson offered the following resolution which
was adopted
R.o,e1 That the documents addressed 20 and presented y
the Health Officer Of this Board u tns day 81 August 70
charging the Health Officer Of h' port wiki Haieassnr N
he Tor and certain .ey-dor ara ohrt rom
The infected shipping In the Hsrbor y Srw'fofk N
tine AID had hel conveyed political meeting "a VIEW
Brrh.on In the Town Of Css,lston. the as' % Auau
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