New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-15
FROM QUARANTINE.
THE RINGLEApERS ARRESTED FOR ARSON

At,orney-Gen, Tremsine, accompanied by Rufas
H. PcCkam esq. a. advisory counsel, reached Quar-
ar,re Yesterday. They were met al the Nautilus
Hotel bv the Hon. II. h. Metcslie, County Judge Of
Richmond County. ii. DeGrco,, esq, Dsirct-A,,or-
Icy and Lot C. Clarke, es@. Mr.. Tremslacs mission
/, 70 investigate the origin os, and prime moves IN.
the rc,s ard 10 report TO .he Governor, for the IN
formation ~ the Legislature as well "a 10 institute
sui, AGAINST the County for damages A. preliminary
to an investigate tie following deposition was taken;
iJnogS Coystv SIS: Daniel II. Bissell. being
duly sworn ANA examined, SAYS that he - the Pnys-
cian-in-C Chief at the Marine Hospital AZ lompAihs-
vile, IN s9h county. and was present witan Tue M
closures Of the Hospital grounds IN the nights OF the
lS and 2d Cs September l>bs; that ON the night OF
the ssid ls Of September the buildings and Hospitals
belonging 90 the people If the state of Ncvlork or
10 the Commissioners OF Emigration, situated within
said inc'osuE, except the buildings known the
Women Hospital. and few small buildings: and ON
the night of ne .d o; September the said Women's
Hospital and the other small buildings comprising al
the buildings and rrccons owned hy the people OF the
State of Nev-lork, or the Commissioners ot Emgra-
tiou within sand ircosurc were wirly and malicious
N ard eOniousv set tre Ia dni burned and dcponent
hath ins, cause to suspect, snd doth suspect that Ray
Tomp kins and John {. Thompson did wlliully ma.
ciosy and fcloniousy sc, tire to aud burn the said
buildings.
Wherefore depoueut prays that warrant may BE-
issued and said offenders arrested and deat with &C
coriing 10 law, ID. IA. BissELi.
Sworn To- and examined this l;th day Of September,
lsls. before me. II. Il. MErc,rFt,
County Judge OF Richmond County.
Warrants were issued Tor the arrest of the above
named parties which were executed last evening.
THIS nornirg their examination will commence Ut the
Lyceum. S,apleton.
On Monday night. about midnight, the troops were
aroused from their suulbers by call to arms, caused
of he ~ of he n
campnent 1t seems that one of the men belonging to
Company attempted to pass the sentinel without
giving the ccur,ersigu. He was hailed three times
while still advancing, and finally, when he Was uear
the guard the s,ptine discharged his piece which.
although loaded with ball fortunately did no injury to
the man. who came 50 near falling a sacrifice to his
own folly The firing from the outpost caused the en-
tire regiment to be brought under arms in few min
utes.
Yesterday the military were visited by large num-
| ber Of friends The meu are in good health aud
spirits. although they find the nights not quite 10
| genial "a in June
Ore case of yellow fever-that of a woman named
Mary Meyers-wss admitted to the hospital Mon
day. The woman was then suffering from black vonit.
She i. probably dead by this time. DIR. walser ssys
that hc intends to bury her in the Quarantine GENE
terry, some two miles back. Ii the villagers refuse to
allow this. he will leave the body with them In the
street. to bury il themselves. There now thirty
four eases in the hospital of which eighteen arc
| yellow fever. No were admitted yesterday.
In the Lower Quarantine there but twenty sail oa
vessels from infected ports. There but few arrivals
from the West Indies and but few are expected-at
least for some time. The probation Of most OF those
arrived within the past month having expired, and but
few arrivals, necessarily reduces the number at this
station. There were cases yesterday.
The chief officer of the brig Lille Mills, recently
| arrived from Trinidad de Cuba, attacked with
palsy, about 6 o'clock yesterday morning. While
sitting on deck he became speechless and entirely
helpless. His name is Tamln, and he has wife and
family residing in Baltimore He WA brought 10 the
Upper Quarantine in the steamtug Cinderella.