The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-30
Anal, . NJ q uar~rttue.


| LIST or VESSELS AT THE LOWER QUARANTINE, \ TIL
the TINE OF THsIR KsM0vAL TO THE UYPs. 90
RANTNE-TRoUBLE WITH TIE DEAD-HoRaIBLa
MORTALITY ON sHIPB0ARD-ONx HUNDaED AND
SEVENTY oN1 DxATHS ON ONE vxssEI.-ARRtvALs
| AT QUARANTINE, ETC.
will be remembered that the Mayor and Commission
es Of HEALTH at the instance Of Health Officer on the
2st inst directed that vessels from neped ports should
come TO at The the lower anchorage their arrival Such
vessels as had board were ordered TO dis
charge their cargo there. but those having sicxness
we're directed TO remain week ten days vents-
ton On Tuesday last owing to representation from
vera masters and owners Of veueIs that II usx to
impossible to discharge their csrgoes In the lower bay,
the Beard reconsiderod part Of its previous action 10
the effect Of allowing the sicxly vessels the
upper Quarantine anchorage srgy, and in their or
arrival to discharge their carsoes at the discretion Of
the Health Officer. The Health officer yesterd.y Ia visw
Of the sanitary condition Of each vessel a the lower bay
presented list Of the vessels as that anchorage desg
mating the time or their arrival their ports o! departure,
thc number Of Of disease any, BOARD OF each
and specifying the time when 10 his opiooa weasel
Ths Board sfer reviewing the list the FACTS pertsin
ing each vessel endorsed the conclusions report
Tne vessels named in the list and tee time when they
will be allowed 70 proceed 10 the upper anchorage are
July 2s-Bris Many Alvna, scar. VIM. C. nsrshon, brig
July ao-ship slas Holmes. brig Jobu stspnens, bark
CornihiAn.
LOt11e, harmon.
August 1-Bark Convoy.
August 2-Basks West Wind Albortina, brig Bsnsuel..
August S-Bsg Croson.
VIM Carroll, brss LsviAthan Jerome, r. A. Fsher, Ofi
LOCO, bArks Ocean Home, Stampede, Srinan
August s-shp MesseBger, brig Faussins, bark VIM. G.
Angus. 7-shp Armos isl, bark Celia
August S-Scnr, Joseph CrAndal.
August 9-scnr. j. N. Genin, bark frsjaa.
August l0-BAik q. c. F0 wier.
August ll-Ship Rather, scnr. J. K Nevins.
August 12-Soip Evening Star
August lS--Biis Anna d. Forrey.
TROUBLE WITH DEAD.
Since the last meeting OF the Caslson Board OF Health
auo.erranesn rumor has been anoai that or tw,
members Of tho said Bard In cont pation to
popoe ct their next sesscn ord for the purpose
transporting the dead Of that establish their usual
bury ground, which Is two mics dis;sat
from ibis move, II seriously Contemplated ana esps
cay carried effect viii at suy rate cause some
considerable trouble Il Will be proposition
oonenpiaes action which will materially interfere with
the duties Of the physician Of the Marine Hospital
conflict with one OF the principal necessities or the Qua
rantpe eatAbishnent- There soma who have re-
hesTfed this rumor who desire II " become q realty,
they desire tho existence OF thing which shall disturb
the harmonious sessfu action Of the Quarantine ope-
srpg tpai NO shall be hro 10 tns way OF
the health authorities OF the port long the Qisraa
tine establishment must remain on staten Island II
probable that the LIE Of this rumor dep nent the
iact that within tGe last ten days, chile ths hospital
hsuse lis way night TO the buryu4 place, its
cd crowd assembled with view Of asslsting t1e
driver when they ascertanod that tia bnanees Of the
corpses OF persons dying WITH
Infectious Diseases, and they dispersed. The poof
cfvef obliged 70 leave his and rsurn
70 the Quarantine grounds Tor sssstancs.
HORRIBLE MORTALITY ON suIrBoARD.
The chip Competitor, Cartsiu White, July 23h
from Havana apc Key wesi In ballast She reported no
Of sickness board during tue passage but
cordlrg the rule, anchored in the lower bay On
Wednesday, however, when she visited by Dr. Gil
leEe, he found tcree IL her sick with yellow fever
aud they were brought TO the Marine Hospital Oae OF
Itntio Inhn N,NAu
ing, and the other tSo-rhomas OGorman aud Germao
rsped Psgersre ID extremely low condition Captain
the condition Ct his mep and said that they worked on
S0srd tie chip the pgat OF her arrival in the lower bay
one Of them, however, complained Of slight cold, ana
the German bad been afflicted with rheumatism, but no
symptom of yellow fever hAd manifested itself on board
d. Gillette determined 10 sit this peculiar case TO 49,:
eo and yeslersa on bis visit TO the Competitor he
kafrt5 the folio wing 70. Il ulsrsIhe vessel left SSs.
TOW, Cnra about tie latter part OF last March, with
cargo cf 1853 coolies 90 passengers, bound 10 Hawai-
OF the coolies were taken sick With symptoms as
lows revere pain in the bead aud back accompanied
wiss chls and high fever, which lasted varying from
twenty four o-y eight hours These fever
followed by great exhsncsicp, which lasted about
twenty o-r hours, afler which hitting, varying 10 the
csses ersued in which eli sorts Of matter elected
from ire stomach, and which continued until the death
OF the patients winch generally took place In from nve
10 sevcn days from their first attack This account
the cases which board left but little doubt
lhst The diseMc vas yellow fever Bot wba,ever the
cisease was, vas Of character quits malignant and
at Swatow, 2l2 only reached Havana, tho diff
ficrce, M, oy'Ig on the voyage y. WAS repre-
senisd that the sunerngs Of tho poor creatures
were heart rendins 10 witness, and what added ma
tsrrslly 70 tho horror Of the scene was tho fact
their W.nu There was no physicisn 90 The shp, and
What roec icioes administered seemed TO nave
,G,ct the sick they died uncsred for and unknown
Most OF the mortality occurred before tho veescl reached
81 Helena she touched for water, &C After shs
sf, that port only seven deaths TOOK place The
Cficer ship remarked that he would not 90
sa.n voy age sgsa Tor 81 900 month The Competitor
ninety -eghi DAYS from Swetow 10 Havana Surely
the much talked o. horrer: Of The middle sass we're
true sanitary condition OF the vessel has been ascertAned,
no longer my stsry that three cases OF yellow fever
they sboui have escaped the disease and th the vessel
had live mon enough 10 brirg nor into port.
Johns p. win sugar aod moa.ses 70 Brett Son %
all well on yord viii be detained for ventilation, OBJ
servstion, &c.
schooper Keusingiop. Csplals M:Dougs arrived July
20 Kingston. with log soo1 sad coffee, 70 mas
.eraii well board Detained i've or six days for ia
scteoner j. L. Bowman, Captain wooster arrived July
70 from Myasuez with sugar and molasses % j. " ona
tsvio 90 mo siosness on board. VIII bs detained ten
days for observation, funigaiou, &c.
steamer ersnaaa, Captain Bsrrymsu, arrived JULY 20
from Asppws and Key West IN ballast 70 NJ o. Roberts
two OF fever made their Appearance Anong the
crew Of the Gra.a day or tao before arrived, aud
che was detained for observation. Her psssengsrs-
ee in bamber-~iih their luggage, also remain si
Quarantine
CLEARED PROM QUARANTINE JULY 20.
Brig Frsncons, Capt Upton, from rrimosi, with sugar
and asses. Arrived well and cargo discharged
ssis IAora Capt Psienob, from Mannsm, with sugar,
hides and coz alba FumsA,ed and ventilated, and sloS
cd stream permit
TO IBE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK July 20, 1883.
VIII you please tocorrec, your statement In yesterday
and paper regard 10 sickness board the ship
Evening STAR, which arrived the 2Ttn M the lever
Quarantine reported my arrival, 70 the ne~s man,
that had les, my ssn and three men IN Aysna and ,sai
they ell died 10 the hospital there On the passage one
died 2isl this mornings paper
ca report that toe former captain died In Havana.
he'd charge of the EMP nearly year, and be
lievc that am alive and we'll jet II Ia ~ well for sne
public TO know the truth n regard TO sickness a. Qnsrsn
tho. WM q. JONES,
Master Of ship Evening Star.
Com missicners Of Health.
Ala session Of the Commissioners Of Health, held q,
po,n yesterday, Mayor rcmsnn preiding-