New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-09
MORE DEATHS FRHN YELLOW FEVER
OOINGS IN THE CITY.
TOM GARRETT BAIIEp.
,rtiOn of The Health Commissioners.

From OK Special RePor;sr
QUaR,xTixE. "Wednesday, 10 a. N.
Notwithstanding the appreheasion- Of difficulty last
night nothing occurred TO disturb ten quiet Even the
special police of the Caseton Board 81 Health were
Invisible Sergeant Brevoort took walk through the
streets in hopes to meet some Of them but an hour
pereginaons, including visit % Jones and Burn, :
Hotel failed To discern among the knots Of persons
gathered about any outward badge or sgn To identify
them as members OF that redoubtabe force. Persons
pass in and out of the Quarantine grounds a usual,
without interference except by the officers of the
Quarantine. The only act which could be construed
into warke attitude Of the people of tie Island was
the drill OF target company last evening az their
room- is said in view of the advent of the National
Guards among the rebellious inhabitants OF staten
Island Tha: the drill with any bellgerent inen-
ton, is highly improbable, and the idea, without
doubt originated with some OF the boys who iancied
they saw in the very crude eyoluiions OF q militia
company one of the elements Of defense against the
authority OF the State.
Yesterday Sergt. sam Brevoor stole q few moments
from his arduous labors a. Comm-ary to take walk
over the Quarantine grounds. After looking among
the tents and new buildings erected, he seated himself
on long rough box under the shade OF tree and was
life, and the utter want of exalted sentiment in the en-
ployment of furnishing beef bacon, beans potatoes,
bread and butter to sixty policemen. But his revere
was interrupted by hearing voice, and looking about,
he discovered one of the hospital employees addressing
him, and the dialogue proceeded as follows;
"Hullo there. YOU soier man." said the employee.
We'll" said Sam. rather vexed at the want OF ap-
probation OF his official position-"What do you
WANT"
Like your seat was the next question.
Yes" said SAM Suppose I do. What then ,"
We'll. only wanted to say that the man in the box
you're settin on died of the yallar jack yesterday
and kinder thought youmight ike to know the fact.
Sam Jumped about twelve feet without stopping
to thank the party for his infornstion he left the Hos
pital grounds TO resume his duties among the commis-
sariat.
Last night the German woman, Mr.. hruls WHO
was brought into the grounds Sunday from one OF
Kramer's houses died. She had been suffering
throughout the day with the black vom She will be
buried within the grounds being understood that the
authorities of Casteton will not permit herto be buried
in the usual grounds outside Mr.. Kruhs and a seaman
are both dangerously ill., and will probably die before
tomorrow morning The male patients were removed
from the barn last night to the large tent put up by Mr..
Gsngue at the request of the Commissioners Of Emil
grafton. They comfortably situated. One of the
large wooden buildings erected by order of the Board
of NewYork will be completed and ready for occupan-
cy tonight The second is also rapidly advancing to
completion.
Early this morning the additional fore. of fifty men
sent down from the city in anticipation of difficulty
turned to the city by the steamer DR.. Kane.
This morning, Officers Wildey, Devoe and McDou-
gal Of the Detective Squad arrived with warrants for
ffteen persons, among whom are Richard Adam
Locke the Revenue Boarding Officer. lie sub
sequently arrested