The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-08
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lower baY and the stream, making al: thence
quests to be allowed to ''cOme up" stone
Office for the accommodation Of the fix and
has been erected, and desks, &C.. tu1 nine de-
doctors have indeed busy time oft vi fighty
attention to the sick. not leaving it G,' lGiS G
instant. The Shanties for the sick ffty- % two de-
rapidly towards completion, and wilning CON
day or two. Two shanties. one h,two Square
twenty-five, are erecting on the hill, and priv
rooted over, but the sides will be lett, his heirs
cred with canvass in order to adrlg from the
ventilation. These shanties are beiIn InDel along
Board of Health, and will hold tou,o a tLu iead;ng
At the rear Of these shanty is in ct,
building, by the Commissioners of Emigration for
the accommodation Of sick cmigrants, and will be
shortly completed. The sick at present living
at the barn Of Dr. ThompsOns late residence and in
military tents on the h but it is found that there
Is not sufficient ventilation in these small camp
tents for the poor creatures although they are ser
viceahle enough in Keeping out the rain. There
are at present thrty-onc persons in the temporary
hospitals, eighteen of whom are very Ill, and TOUR
dangerously, with yellow fever.
Capt. NalIing came up to the city yesterday
morning, and ordered an extra force of men to re-
Iieve those who have been on duty since Friday
night. large quantity of provisions was also sent
down for the men.
The utmost caution is displayed by the gate keep
ors in admitting persons within the grounds, and no
one gain to the ruins without pass from
DR.. Thompson. Mr. Augustus Schell visited the
revenue stores yesterday, but instead OF passing
through the gate he rowed to the wharf by the
government barge. The marines were drilled
throughout the day and fired several rounds; they
remain guard at the revenue store, on the pre-
vious days.
Five more of the alleged incendiaries have been
arrested, among them Thomas Garrett, magistrate
elect Of the town of SOuthold, y. Y, and taken be-
fore Justice Welsh, Garrett refusing to give bail
for his appearance. sent to the Tnmbs. The
four others gave bail in the sum of 81 900.
In Garrotts case a writ Of habeHs corpus was
granted by Judge Davies and the prisoner placed
in the charge Of an officer until decision should
be rendered.
At the meeting of the Board of Health Commits
sioners on Monday, the Health Officer reported in
reference to Il singular request which was made to
him on Saturday last by Captain Rich, of the Ma
rincs, to permit fiend to pass to take dinner with
him. On examination, it was found that the friend
was none else than the now notorious Ray TOmp-
kins. The Health Officer refused to grant the ne
cessary pass but he stated that subsequently Capt
Rich and Mr.. Richard \. Locke, the United States
Boarding Officer took Tompkins on board one OF
the government bargcs, rOwed him around the dock,
and eventually did dine with him. DR.. Thompson
also stated that on Friday evening and Saturday
fourteen of yellow fever had tn be taken
in. and he regretted that the accommodations were
entirely insufficient. The tents were scarcely ap-
propriatc for a man in health to sleep in, not to
speak of the cases of unfortunate people racked
with yellow fever.
The Police Commissioners have suspended gene
eral superintendent Talmadgc for not executing the
order directing him to detail men to guard the
Quarantine hospital. The deputy superintendent is
to discharge the duties of general superintendent
until the further action of the Board.
The action of the Police Commissioners caused
quite a sensation around the headquarters during
the afternoon, and a large number waited upon the
General Superintendent to consult with him regard
ing the charges
Gen. Tamadge was somewhat astnnished,
NAV be supposed, on receiving the communication,
the temporary cutting off of his official
head. He bowed very gracefully under the stroke,
and complaccntlv surrendered the reius which he
has been holding for so long time into the hands
of Deputy Superintendent Carpenter, appointed to
supply his place.
The facts in the case appear to be, that the day
following the first burning of the buildings at Quar-
antinc a note from Gen. Nye was handed to Gen.
Tallmadge directing him to send what men the Com
InissiOmcrS of Emigration might want at Quarantine
to guard the remainder of the buildings The note
was received about two o'clock the afte noon of
the 81 inst. No requsition having been received
from the Commissioners of Emigration the Gener
al Superintendent waited until past six O'Clock
that evening in hopes of receiving word from the
Commissioners, that he could send the required
force of men. The Deputy Superi ntendent also
tcegraphed to the several station houses to hold
certain number Of men in readiness, but was also
disappointed in receiving no order for them.
Al half past six the General Superintendent left
his office and proceeded home, reaching the MetrOpol
itan Hotel at halpas seven O'Clock, to participate
in the public dinner. On entering the hotel, he was
informed by Commission Stlman that the MaNOr
was dcsirous to him. He soon met Mayor Tie
man. when the Mayor requested that he Immediately
send force of sixty men to Quarantine. Gen. TALL
I It Iotrbin ~ ~ ,ossnc,, to rho De-,
putty Superintendent, when Collector Schell, who
was standing in company with the Mayor, remarked
to his Honor that he had sent down one hundred
marines, and they would no doubt protect the build
ings.
Nayor Ticmann then gave orders not to send the
men; that if such was the case, there would be no
necessity for them.
T. IA 1 / e
men with the four constablcs Of the town.
to keep watch over the quarantine enclosure
DR. BiSscU stated to voluntary committee of the
/, ,,ir.otio,, thi4 d,,ri,r ~, hurr
f r H. I,,nIIir,r r tho ,ro sidn and ~ tho sor,n
ti-o f tI, r.,,oI7 bosnit.I on tba otbrr tho scly
had bo, in o,r,,t d,n,t.r atLar tn h.. snrocated or
aastnd M, had hoo, JitnraIIy covered win ash
-, A., I,,,;. h.; H., ~. L,,;id;ao., ho;,,,
- II" l'' "' ~ ~ H
~ | W. =; ia Lt li M dna+or,
i" =" '"'I ~ - i'.' it"'S' ~ -
an" NURSES u"I ~ run VIZ" ou'NJ'S VI N'tl, '"Ncn
"ut from " ,i,ur p.nu 10 Spreau 'he water oNer
'hrih every thfee minutes ~
va Iuh""S n'"'",E 't't stedile, II NI"c "il"G"
ior'H Quarantine Pa1IrhIT' nearly nan o' thein yer
10" ieEcr cases. on " ara lSlahi' Whlch Is SePa-
rated from New in,E oy stream oi water barely
six hundred iegt W'ue' ana the orin@mg Oh le'.%IW %
,eut! '"fs, a. =" ',',;, ''S s''"''! '"'
heaI'h , o' .he eh'Ie Guy Observation-Disclosures.
me eeilhS among 'l'e me- cl"utS Nes'e' u"E ceh
ed to nave lost nothing OF lts intensity. =" iar
from having undergone any change, their cohvlc-
tlons regarding the character OF the outragrS at
Quarantine seemed TO nave gained iieS d
appear 10 thlnH t!at Iea!.u! 5eSp"Hs'ol!ey nae
been incurred y the cohSuIu'eu "u,noIl'i'H' -
the acts OF the ROD at staten Island "hch some OF
them SugamatIze as arson ana murder were % hoC
only TO escape PuInlhent, ouI 10 "G "eiF%IueI % ~
'''t ~ IL ~ t =! ~; ~ - ~ - a;o+J an
"'', E"tgi t.,en. a,nu i"m ,,ooIr sirnod
q i " tb biIdi rncted and that
=; fna ,,ra,r ,naonar ond aS socediIv as possible
Thn ,,ra,ortr, dnst,oTod yas ralned At about
sqa0 ooP vbicI would L,va to ba maid for either by
tho co1ptr mr tbc STATE
1t was rumored last evening tnat ~2Ve'nor morn niS
had issued procIamaton utciarlnS lllG ;"m ia "
IompklnsVlie ana IIstle!"n , u, d Ji"tr Il Vas
procIamlng marta' raw III tlieST socrot untii
ihtghoeG, no uouIt , =" N. otber the action Of he
C"-uaS, GUY on+ Dr Tbomnson, the Health
"oE'fhor ~ teaNe,i "u, % nm, rro,tnrs that he was
present and heard the proclamation read. 1t was
further rumorcd that the seventh regiment NeW
L fatn Mill! ordered