New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

tine and had used my influence to promote il. but
feel now that the people of Staten Island have put U.s.
the State and CITY Authorities in position where we
are compelled TO rebuild the Quarantine under any and
every circuu stance. We compelled to rebuild the
Quarantine there for the purpose Of asserting the s-
premaey Of the laws. After the Quarantine has been
rebuilt open our batteries about the removal
but until then, Quarantine must remain where {, IS
d. MILLtE-Ihe rebuilding 10 be at the expense of
Richmond County
The MAioE-Certainly, the whole of it. Now.
this ls what | propose, aud | had jut as
lief have it taken down by the reporters
not that we put mp these Quarantine build
ings permanent and durable, keep the troop. there
until they are completed, and then give Richmond
County notice. let the Governor issue his proc,a-
nation removing the ban against Richmond County,
and say to the people Of that cOunty-NOw. these
buildings done and occupied for medical purposes
We put them in your hands for protecton-do as you
like. You have paid for them once. Now if you
choose to burn them down again, you can do so.
Dr. MILLER move the adoption Of the resolution
a. amended. Tie motion prevailed.
The MAYOR-l want copy Of the resolution sent
to Washington and will make amotion 10 that effect
The motion prevailed.
Dr.. MILLER offered = resolution that the Health
Officer be requested TO report the number Of cases Of
yellow fever admitted since the lst of August, COM
pared with those of the same month ID lSy6.
Permission asked to bring up lao bales of hemp
from the Sheridan from New Orleans Ii was or.
dered to be dried at Quarantine for the present.
The schooner Mary Alice, from Ponce petitioned to
20 up the North RlNcr ana take IN tei gTdnteu lOF
five days hence.
Petition OF the Ira Nash referred TO the Health
Officer.
Consignees of cotton per Kate Stewart and T. B.
Wagner applied to land cotton in some part OF the
city The MAYOR remarked that he did not why
consgnees persisted in sending in such petitions, when
the Board had often given ont their decision that
they would not allow cotton from New-Orleans and
Charleston to be brought to the city. They might
send il to any other port sell it for that purpose,
bu, none would be allowed Ia to the wharyes till
after the appearance Of black frost.
Several other applications Of the kind were denied.
The T. B. Wagner wanted To come mp 70 the city;
denied but allowed if desired to go to Hunters Point.
The brig African, from Port-as Prince arrived 20th
ult applied to come up and land coffee and logwood.
Portau-Prince being unhealthy port, the petition
denied; but permission given TO lighter all
the cargo at Quarantine.
Maor-(,cncral SASDFORD came before the Board,
and presented plan of some accommodations tor
dining cooking &C.. for his troops, which he wished
would be prepared Immediately. He stated two hun
dred and fifty troops would be sent down-part to-
morrow, the rema inder Saturday.
The MAYOR informed the General that Mr.. Corhes,
the Superintendent of Public Buildings would to
the accommodations without delay.
The captain of the Queen of the South, from Cuba,
applied to come up and was referred to the Health
Officer for a report.
Adjourned to Friday.