The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

| The Public Hath.
MEETING or TBB HsALrH COMMISSIONERS
The Board met at noon 90 Frcsyshs Asvor pres,ding
tho Comm ssoOers passed order granting psru,ssoa
TO enable the Empire Cy, rom New Orleans TO laua
her cotton by means Of lighters
THO schooner Anna f. Glover per ited to proceed
V the station at tbs west end Of Station Issad
The 26,h Dst
.he brig ssa was allowed 70 proceed to Elizsbethpo~
the 2od inst.
AFTER sowe confederation she permitted to take In
cargo ~ Qus,su,ine.
rhe folio ~iss resolution was ,hsn adopted
Resolved mat no vessel arriving 81 THE p0vt between
the frst day Of April aud the fU day or November,
wpcn may DO subject 70 nsp.ctioa BY Inspector Of
srn ps1n rs o SSo OF SSy IF
ucess By the direction Ct the Mayer sed she Commis
sonerr oil Heslth, aud tho Board OF Health.
The Board then adjourned.
eHAMEros AN NYHcrxp powr.
The Commissioners Of Health met a. toeir sts.sd aour
yesterday. Present-rhe Mayor presaning, Drs Rock.
veil, Miller and Thompson, and PrcsaaeCs Clancy aad
HAsweh.
The schosucr Wagner, from Chsrest,n ordered TO
discharge her cargo at Qaran,netha cotton to be put
barges the rico To he ghtered to tho city, and tho
Mahogany ana iron to be kspt hoard FOR ballast
On motion to that effect, Chxreston Yves dec'arei
Infected port and notice Of the ordered to DO
given to the pilots All sailing arriving hereafter
rom Charleston will be detained 81 the lover Quarantine
The bark O. 9. Fowler, discharged .huVsdsy lest,
had Oh her arrival one death and sick from yellow
fever Referred u the aeats officer % report.
The schooner Fanny was permitted 70 proceed tho
18th irst, u no sickness appeared oa board.
Adjourned.
ARRIVALS AT QUARANTINE.
Schooner Charles Smith, Capt Collins, arrived August
90 from Csrdenss, with sugar and honey to master AN
well on board. Anchored AZ lower Quarantine.
Schooner Carrie Sanford Capt Clapp. arrived August
yrfun anita Crux VIA y
BIOS Coffee. No sickness 10 the lower bay.
Bark Maaxzo Capt. Hardy arrived August 90 from 81
Jego de Cuba sugar tobacco and honey to master
This vessel loot two Of her by yellow while
port and all hancs have been sick the passage two
euaiDg fatally. The captain reports of fatal
az irtsmmasn of the bowels. Anchored a. lower
Quarantine.
Ship O. sole Capt Pierce arrived August 90 from New
Orleans with crton tobacco, rope cuttings and morchsn
,,se TO VIM + Fros: THIS weasel had ,sveral Of
yeicw fever urrDg the passage and of steerage
cssstpRers brought up py DR. aet,e the Marine
ospisi Tao the sailors the passage but tue
ca tan reports that they were complaining when he
shipped them. The vessel is detained at the lower
QcaraDnne
Big Araoells, Capt Day. srrvsd August 20, FROM
Npu val, with WOOD and ballast, TO j. JOY No sickness
On coard Desined for observation, fumgation, veats
rop, &c.
Bari aaDnibal. CAPT Kline, arrived August 20, from
RIO, with coffee TO NJ A. Freeman All well on board r
0.borD ano cbse Flynn, two OF the crew. died the
pssssRe Detained.
Bark venus. tart Atkinson arrived August 20, from
Curacao. with sugar, skins woad aud hides 1, 8oouor
Graves 20 Repors no sckrem at port OF departure.
End al hancs In good health. Detained for obseryason,
uniest,n &c.
ccsooper a Wagner, Capt smith, arrived August 20,
from hsrisst VIII Gotten aod rice Doner, Potter
Schooner ksts esart, Caot Msther, arrived Aueusi
70 irom Charleston with cotton, rosn and a,or 70 Ssran
ton ransn Rep Tts ali hands veil. Detained for OBJ
seIyation, fumlgatcn, &c
qur VAL, ow vaypn Gu
The Norcix H1aid Of tns leth inst saSs-we loarn,
brcugn friend VINO arrived Tuesday evening in toe
southern tran, that the yellow fever has become
deuic 10 Cnsrlsston, tina, the peope fleeing
70 every direction quite pars exists. sixty
from caro- through tuesday and took ihe ss'i
steamer els Charleston for New York 20 great the
rush of the cizcps to the steamer, that mpossibe
W scccmmocaio the crowd Many wsrc left sno
apxicus to leave their c.ed city We would state that
the Charleston papers are vi ent On the subject
rnx SANITARY CONDITION ov NEW ORLEANS.
lrTom 'ho i1cayuoe. Auguss 10.
Tor time past tho rsooits vi mortality have beou
MADE daily The intcrmen's Tor three days. made 20
To Of each Gay, have been as follows rucsdsy 35
wecpssesy, 45; THURSDAY, SO. Those for Friday have
not beer brought in Hereafter Wa shall pubsn tnen
daily.
mortality of lat week and the full
up On Monday tho increase vii. no spn iargcr.
IL aoo,her article have spoken Of the subject OF
that topic, which Is merely question OF defuiuoo
The facts are clear enough. by whAtever name they may
be called
The fever IL uudcnsbly OF the Increase but mainly 10
The same localities heretofore s ced apd hes not spread
generally through the community, or over The oiy Ac
cordr IN the usua computation OF ply who reckon
The Of tbcse pcsscptal diseases by cycles OF
increase, culnpa,on and decrease, the turning point
uutt be resoced and after next a. furthest
the number OF CAGES ought 70 diminish
But these arc annoges and Expectations giving ground
for bopefu views but they make rule wnirh be
forth GROUNDS for confidence tue fever WHISTLER
CAL epidemic or not prevails, and quite fatal in
certain localities Of the city and We may MT be sure al
though nay hope that viii eshsus, uselr there
in the meantime perceive that the Samaritan Society
have commenced their work OF beneyolence, and are
making preparations 10 furnish aid TO the sick DOOR,
constitute great buIk OF the subjects attacked They
always prompt 70 do good works al The call OF huns
nifty and duty.