New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-28
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

TIE 9th giment reached Staten Island yesterday,
and Immediately proceeded to headquarters-the Old
| camping ground A large number of people awaited
their arrival at the second landing, al being anxious
| 10 see tie new guardians of law and orter. The
troops made fair appearance and elected some COM
nendation as they passed through the towns Of Sta
pleton and Tompkinsvile.
The people generally felt more indignant at the
presence Of the 9th than at the presence of the 9Th
Regiment They consider the military nuisance
nearly as great the Quarantine, and look upon them
az intruiers. One remarked, before large
crowd near Barns's Hotel, yesterday afternoon, "If
"the Staten Islanders were not so good-natured,
" and capable Of bearing much insult these troops
"would be hustled out quicker than they entered"
Tie soldiers busted themselves yesterday in getting
their tents ready and in cleaning mp the camp Basins,
pals, towels, &C., distributed at about O'Clock
in the afternoon TO the men, and at O'Clock every
thing was neat and clean.
The sth Regiment departed for New-York by the
O'Clock boat, and made very fine appearance As
they passed through the towns on their way to the
second or Stapeton landing, the people turned ont in
great numbers and at several points cheered them.
AS tie boat which contained the regiment passed mp
to New-York tie artillery of the 9th thundered out
parting welcome, which was returned by numerous
and hearty cheers. The Sth, during their stay on
Staten Island have won golden opinions, and are We'll
spoken of by ali classes in the community
At the third landing, it is reported that man died
of yellow fever yesterday-a blacksmith, named
Quinn. II was at first supposed that tie case was
anything else than the fever but investigation proves
il to be nothing else. About two weeks since the wife
of this man died from the same disease.
A boy died yesterday within Quarantine from some
disease the character of which is not known. but it
was not yellow fever. IL appears that several days
since German family, four in number, arrived,
and were quarantinod. The deceased was among
them and II is feared that another Of tie family will
die before thi, evening
The EIGHrH RFoiHENr RErIEvED.-rhe 9th Regi-
~, nt Col Pnokn,y went down to Staten Island yes
..-av, and relieved the s,b Regiment from duty. Tie
tth left their aunory at ! p. M, and marched down
Broadway in Regmental column, by companies,
| twelve front.
TIE artillery company had the en Of the co'unn.
drawing their three mountain howitzers by hand. b.,
| low are the Of the officers and the number of
men in e0ch company:
FirLp pOrIcrEs-Colonel Joserh G. Packney; L,ufensut
Colonel Samuel X Z0os' MaoT Milton O. Ratabirni Artns'
srsfT orrierEs- Co1nmi..ay. v,s Q earrerrs.,er U.
,er Benz r PcSrrc. Ensinecr Arrd : Arnent slTlso1.
non couNssioSF1 M sT,rPScrseS s Nor Richard d,a
bury Gonu.sary serseslt. an; O. fcrase Scr2 au
jobs Nov iray Color bcsrr4. George DonICk + Rof-la
Dr1m George H.ylmtyer; Ass.i.ut >'rsesut-M sor
Edward Eo.mbaumi Rgn and Let General Gadrs, Joau
! Fra. ir. j.. Nauafc.d
CoNfANlEs-ComIaayA 4, Capt. lasc Frsnk Fret Lcu'.
licnraan M'Ee 4stscar;' = IiSe'e, Compsry b 70 a..
gesn.s, 10 Ii,aes Company y, Caar Nholis Miller, no
Iruiera.'s SeTsesn-s So prlvsie, t3mlsay T. CaYai
John g. Buias fil., Ii u. Adoll Msrknni,z, ActisAdI
taut) ScTs,anis p pnvat,s, Company = Ca Lows X
Nnl'ee lyyf.rar S.Isssns ~ II.ysfs, Company a.
CsIth Th lua. Mryhy. Pr, Ll'. Thomas Crs, Second
Leu- Andrew Fsy Scrgeats ~ rfigses; Com T. Clpan
BeTAla Schvatl Fir, Lrot Jacob >eoh.rke Sc Lie
Ado Benton. Serscsuts 3 private. Company "A Rfs
mont l1tligu 20 60 nu.. with The OIL r. -iueltl Care
jaime, Mh0p. sig.' Lri' Richard VG-uav Scona l..
james Dammsie Secogd L.e Edw rt l.. Cary SeTgeals
Corporal, sad q r1Na-es.
The total number of officers and men Is -. Esc4
mar was provided with ball cartridge ard store OF
ammunition, awaited them at Camp Washington.
The Sh Regiment, C,l. Lyons returned to the city
lasNtuiug, looking rndiy and suuhurn, from camp
duty. They were received in the Park by the Mayo,
er.i then marched to their quarters.