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ing of expecting lower prices while holders remain firm
and do not make any important concessions We quote
refining grades Cuba, English Island and Porto Rico at
81 25d 762R Cuba fair 10 good S775GS 25 prime IS 5O
S75; Porto Rico fair to good S25aS75 and prime 50 25
d950.
WtllSkFY.-Thcrn has been movement whatever
to-day that we could hear Of Buyers appear await
ing settled state of the market We quote City at
25GI - 4 cts. and Ohio at 25I$ a 26 cents
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GiNcINEATI, Aug H.-The fugitive slaves belonging
10 robert W. lngraham who escaped from Kentucky in
March, were arrested last night in this city They were
tke before commissioner Newhal, who remanded them
TO the custody OF their master and they
taken TO CovnGton The arrest made quietly that
the public interest not eNcited -
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OHAKLLsION, August 2S-The steamer Catawba brings
Havana dates to the 25th,
The u 5 brig Dolphin had sailed for Boston from Kew
" est with the supposed Captain of the SLAYER Echo
sugars We're active at considerable advance Shin.
ping to the States was scarce. European engagements
easy.
Sterling Exchange dull at Is. Exchange on New York
at 60 days y premium.
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REMARKS.

The dullness which has characterised Coffee market
fr several weeks past still continues, and have
transactions of Importance to The absence of deS
ra6e grades tends mainly to this protracted inactivity.
We continue quotations-prime Rio II X ct' good
II to ~ cts fair lO& to 10a cts LaGuayra to 12h
cts; Java Is to 16 cts
Baltimore August 2S 1858.
FL0UR.-The market was very Quiet TO dav and some
what easier There were buyers, but Howard Street
and Ohio Super could have been bought at s5 So and
City Mills at the same figure for ordinary brands and
S575 for choice We quote Extra dull at Sc for Ohio
So so for Howard Street Sc so for CITY Mills
Baltim ground Family is still selling at S. and Extra
at 81 Rye Flour is quiet 81 25s4 So Corn Meal is
quiet but steady at 81 so for Baltimore.
GRAIN.-The market generally excessively fiat
and sales of most dissertations couid not he effected
materially reduced figures The offerings all descrip-
tions very light to which fact may be attributed in
measure the of spirit operate The receipts
Wheat only 1000 bush. White sold at 120d25
for fair fully fair 13O9l35 for good, 40
prime and quote very prime to choice at 15150
There sales of red reported The receipts were
only 800 bush and quote at l10gll5 cts for fair to
good 20 dI25 for prime and 130 cts for choice Corn
was in unusually light supply there being only 1000
push at market. There previous offerings on
Change however, and the aggregate than equal
d de demand Light sales of white made at II cts.
anu we quote the at 76D79 cts; 900 bush. prime
Drought 81 cts, and quote it at s5ds7 cts.
enn were hrm but dull with offerings of 3 600 bush
oo pusI. olu ylvania brought so cts 500 bush
h laha brought 4lil cts for prime to very choice
ana we Iuote new Penns at 44a46 cts and old
Maryland at As cts The receipts of RIVE were unimport
ant ana the market very dull we quote Maryland At 7O
73 cts. and Pennsylvania at so a So cts wy
MOLASSES-The market still confnro, ;,,. -
animation. We quote Cuba Muscovado at aoai @ cy
clayed 80 d30 cts Porto Rico "a d4O cts EnCi;b fd
32D35 cts; and New Orleans 49d so cts isi'iu
PR0VISIONS.-There has been more animation n ~ =
market to-day, but at reduced figures. We note saa f
81 hhds Bulk Sides at = cts and quote ShomIJo
at 64 d6R cts nominally In Bacon there sales Of
40 hhds Shoulders at * cts, 20 hhds Sides OK cts
and some so hhds. Shoulders and Sides in lots 4 cts
and 9 G9A cts Sales of 40 bbS Mess Pork at s17 50
quote Prime at SO 30 and Rump at $3 So Sales of SO
bbs Baltimore Mess Beef S650 and 25 b5ls No do.
at Sl3 Lard is quiet but firm at Ii dl2 cts for West
ern in hbls and tierces
sALT-There is fair demand at so cts. for Ground
Alum, and l25 cts. for Marshals delivered from vessel
at 20 cts. per bushel from store
o, sEEDs-Were very dull to-day, and are without
aSe2h Timothy at $25O9275 and Flaxseed at 81 5oa
LOO per bushel ~S9
are without any transactions to note to-
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Nomination for Con-raSs-

CINCINNATI, August 27.-The Democratic Convention
OF the 9th Congressional District met at Georgetow
Yesterday and after an excited contest between the
iecompton and anti Lecompton men, nominated VIM
toward anu Lecompton, as their candidate, the SD
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THE GUANO ISLAND OF NEvAssA.

PoRT AU Prince. August l. 1857.
In answer to your friendly inquiries, am able to
inform YOU that the Island of fNevassa has ever since
we obtained our independence from France, been
considered as belonging to Hayti but as there was
no known obi ct of value thereon. it has generally
been a neglected point. However, during the latter
part OF last year some Americans, discovering that
there was guanO on the island, without asking per-
mission, went to work in collecting the article and
shipping it away. Our government learning this
fact sent armed force and commission there,
in the month of May last, with instructions to make
it known to these persons that they could not be al
would have to leave in the shortest possible time, if
they did not obtain from government permission to
90 on with their work legally.
9 After giving the Americans this notice, the Com
missioner left them the island, but with the ey-
pectation that they would either shortly leave it,
or make some effort to effect an arrangement with
the Haytian Government to proceed with their ope-
ratiOns. But on the return of the same commits
sion to the island in the middle of last month, the
had apparently suspended work since the previous
visit of the Commission. They were again
ordered to leave, and Mt the same time informed
that the Government had leased the island for
wear to Mr. NJ. Rassas merchant OF Jamaica
Mr.. Frazier the head man of the Americans, replied
that he had not the means at had to take his men
and effects away and that he did not intend to leave
unless forced to do so, until he had received orders
to that effect from Mr.. Cospcr Of Baltimore his
employer. They again left on the eisland-hut
unless the orders of government are obeyed, have
enforce thcm-any vessels hereafter found at the
island will be subject to seizure"
The famous mansion house built for Governor
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Marine FuteIi;yenee.
Health of Charleston,

NEW YORK, Aug 27.-Arriyed ship Erie from Havana:
bark Crusader, from CardeHas; brig Cyrene (Br from
Jereme; schrs Josephine tDutch) from Surinaln, and
Ida, from Sagua. "
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The Mobile journals contain call for meeting
to form "Wne Growers Association" with a
capital of from S50,OO0 to SlOO, 900.
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FOR BosToN-The fine steamship Joseph Whitney Cap.
tam SOLOMON HowEs, left her wharf o'clock Sat
udy afternoon with the following state
Tor i'oston: W Fl. Trego, VIM NJ. Innes C. H. Manning
T. EdWaid Stine Miss j. Williams, A. Renwick f. Ad
ans, Mrs Matten, all of Baltimore; Miss Crichton Geo
n"IlnS j. u Cate, Mrs. Johnston, Master Vim. Dali of
Boston X NJ Hanson, F. Eeberger, James G. Smith. j.
Harris, of WASHINGTON
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Through VIM. FISHER " Son, Stock and Bill Brokers'
No. % SOUTH STREET,
BALTIMORE MARkE ETS.

There session the Seco nd Board at New York
tad
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HELD TO BAIL-An examination in the case of CHARLES
DoUGHERTY, charged with setting fire to the boot and
shoe establishment of Messrs GALLAGHER Il VALENTINE
several DAYS SINCE took place at the office OF Justice MAR
ROW on Saturday resulted in his being held bail in the
sum OF %oooo to answer the charge the September
tern. Of the Criminal Court
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COFFEE.-The market very quiet TODAY the only
sale reported being $50 bags damaged Rio at 10 alO
We reter to the following weekly report of Messrs White
Il Elder fer the general condition eff the market:
WEEKLY COFFEE REPORT.
Stock of Rio Coffee August q, 1855 .. II ooo haas
Received since per brig ''IIelen, '....2363
"Justina," ......3O65 542S "
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CHARLESTON, August 2S-The official report or tb,
Board of Health make the number of deaths by ve,
for the week past SO, including too day
Health of New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 2S.-The deaths by yellow fever
reached seventy-seyen.
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RTCH DEPOSITS OF GoLD FoUyD NEAR FoRT LARA
MIE-The 81. Joseph Gazette learns from S. Ten
nent, Esq, that gold has been found in large guam
titles about 10 miles from Fort Laramie, in the di-
rection of Laramics Peak. A young gentleman,
VIM. Bryan, formerly of st. Joseph, has written a
letter to his father, living in Kansas, urging him to
leave every thing there and 90 to these mines He
writes that he was shown one lump that weighed
four pounds, and was assured by those who made
the discovery that these mines equal the richest
California placers.
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The famous mansion house, built for Governor
Craddock, in 1884, ofbricks brought from England,
is still standing in Bedford, Mass
The crop of flax seed, in Kentucky, will fall short
atsleast one half for the present year.
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EX-PRESIDENT PIERCE.

We have been favored with the subjoned extract
Of letter from Ex-President Pierce, received in
this city yesterday morning by friend of this dis
tinguished gentleman. 1t is dated August the 10TH
at Hotel Byron, near Villeneuve Switzerland 1t
communicates most gratifying intelligence to the
many friends of Gen. Pierce and lady in this city,
Washington Union.
You will be gratiied to learn that Mrs Pierce's
health has improved decidedly since we left the
United States. Nothing could have been more
agreeable than our six nOnths in Madeira The
climate in winter is, l believe, unrivalled-the
atmosphere at bland and bracing, and the
scenery eXtreme grand and beautiful That we were
especially refreshed by the complete repose which
it was our privilege there to enjoy, you will read-
ly understand. We left Funchal on the 18th of
June, but fingered by the way, visiting Lisbon Ca
diz, Seville, Gibraltar, Marseilles Lyons and Gene
va, and arrived here only week ago With con-
slant care to avoid over-exertion and exposure Mrs.
+. has been able to enjoy good deal, and now we
lind this place cf rest quite charming. The hotel
which is at the northern extremity of Leman is spa
clous, clean and airy, and commands magnificent
views Of the lakes and mountains. The castle of
Chillon is close by Carens, sweet Clarens,' within
the range Of pleasant walk; Vevay, Lausanne, Bex,
&c, in the neghborhood. We may remain here
during the remainder of August, and then perhaps
proceed to Inerlaken by the way of Berne. If the
weather is favorable we may cross the Simplon or
Splugen, and pass into Italy in September"
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Of ibe American brig Nsooy claim tbs, they intsuaed
kea veysse fer oil ether pr0ducs for which toey
rs,u,n. kc belsye our vessels have right 70 ssll
soots upon The coast Of Africa aod Aso :, buy ana uAnc
With the natives All thn the Acting Consul General ~
Fumes "ps Q cover" The British governments and her
acted upon tos be prejudice OF uece Tho nag Aod the
occupation Of ire craft may be "oover" for Illicit uadc
In human beings but the evidence Of tho fAc cannot DO
anticipated by Official construction.
1ftbe case 10 simply smuggling, many vessels have oeen
despatched from this other ports Of Cuba, ~ all the
copsusss, posoousS laden with goods not
have not been smugsed shore and thrust Ia the
TscoD prison. This is new invention, due 70 British ir-
We Away have Copsu)&r epidemic fever when now
Ctpeul appointed for the Havana IL ts raging now
ybe hesrh Of the city 10 reasonable for the season
Among be slipping gnod deal OF sckuess prevails.
2ist--sii we'll; bos'5 Of the latter only on shore.
MARKETS.
HAvANA, Ju'y % --since last repor! Of 14h ult.
husinses bas continued no active Spgsys-A though
the s1vces IRON Europe and the United Ss ~
we're able ourirg the pest mootb, one market 70
mar 6rm ard SOLVE Sibssqus pty, IN receipt Of 90
coarsesa VOWS nom me Un'.ea sases Al snimssea 90
and taueeg large trapssctoes nj better prices
or late the DerRet has bean rather quiet account Of
bnh pre'epsiobe OF boders; inov would meet toe de
mapd operations would be heavy, there s much dspo
ston purchase Stock Is day coo boxes against
2f0 1897 $50 600 IN 1906 900 in 1850 100 900
N 1874, Apo 2rot6o 10 1853 sane psyicds M1scovatos
from TO 81 rig. for rennDs to grocery descriptions
fpete NJ present but lie ,ersd for sse. Oar quota
tons for claye0 follows wbitce common trains,
uk to "a r's s2s lHd 70 sss. Ld yei'ows, No ia 20
10 II, 81 10 az rls PCS ga 70 Cos 7a Cacurushos,
No. sto 10, * 70 SK ria 2a SKA 70 z6s. Ihd, ster
hog per cwt free board At I2k per cent premium
change. Nolssses has been n moderate dspaod. and
sales bave been mace a2 TO ~ rIs. keg for csyea,
principally ~ the later price. Tbbsoco hss not unoer
gone any charge IN value. segsra are 10 moderate dc
former pPCeg
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h1TfMrr TO XIII wsrcnxAv About midnight on
ruesdsy slcop, commsnded by Captain weldco, at
tempted 10 make fact 10 RAT a, lhe FOO, OF Sou,
Eeverth street Instead Of the Coal Conra,v !, dcck wns
apriveie ~s'chman, named Ties Murray, remonstrsse
9th the haucN beard OF the sloop ucos witch Jos
OSrien snd James Mc9iipn, hands board The slocp
nade roU,e insutnr -emsrke, and soon sf,er ucGNsn
Jumped upor him and Knocked him overheard. rhe can
and bis got the vachman out, and officer Mitch.
ell OF the Fb precinct, comlpg up ZION after ,su,nsf
10 sest the parcs, bat could NOT 10 without asss
soce. fbe uhctr fasty succeeded IN srrestpg NcGnn
and 0'Brisn, who we're held 10 npsser.
1fFyurrD The BODY OF the unknown mau who vas
fouud the water The fo1t u South Scvsah street on
Tufpdny was identified yesterday beiag inst u tere
nirh MuYpby IN the employ % wonre 1ali sN'psmths
and engaged vessel A. New YORK. ne mas been
missing ict eome days The inquest vas he While the
BODY sac 10 the water, and searoh yrs made a. the
tine ofhe person. Ulon search being msae some t23
was found in bic pockets.
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NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS.

,s.em the Mexican Extraordinary, July
ruu ropcsD LOAN AND ia xFrEcrs-roiior OF TuE
gpRLr rowaRs-PRoeRnss OF rae CIVIL srhiFk-
RAILROAD AND MINING EEPoRrs
Hspoly, sc have pstscd thorough the dflcrly OF me
fortee crs ouion wnhort boo5sSsd kpe prompt aeios
O. TIC government IN prcu'u'gsire decree, Ior
before ttey would submit 10 be embasoc3 Ard actual
berebsnt OF several perross Induced
reasoning vhch npaly terminated m the CON merce sor
ips he tmhegoee 70 proceed by civil process and tho
government po~ quietly cole ng Tho commerce
large quantities Of goods, which being stored IN The
Crsttm House regarsiJry 70 sale under the ls~.
In Other parts Of the country, removed from Diplomatic
influence hear Of but little trouble arising out Of tue
collection OF forced loans or Contributions The osy place
who're any actual trsuble ensue1 has been Luis
potns In TIA. place The British Consul Mr. Cbab)t has
irtsress of bis c0untrymeo n suost
", nnnrer, and Of he ire has manifested uegree
Of pegerce, rerNows ,he rshs suaranieed ny 'testy
20 foreigners Oh has secured iof him NE sdmsaNou
@ all casses OF Foreigners and, &C are 70 jufse srm
net failed 10 give him the respect ~ the
mspt. whose arguments be- has 90 aby refu,eJ.
sevtrs persons OF ths CITY, ~ ,ourt o mir onpo
sion TO the decree Of May rs, vere oaYs suoe,
furnished Nth passports 20 quit the country, AID we're
o'd.rtd " leave three days The Incarceration
81 the Minister Of Frsoca has occurred remission or the
procured me withdrawal Of two passports issued - cti
OF ctser countries The only persons woo Rave en-
compelled 20 hy tho country American citzens No
ath fubiecis hsve fs On sufficiently under the dtsplea
Of The be ordered out Of the
The government has soief with gree. decision 10 the en-
ioroene o. we oec,ee o. way 10, sni appears deter
whch can Gov arise must come from foreign govern
meB,s The Teptesentsoes and pro- OF foreign sn.
osve failed - any elect further tnsn " their
reaction - n geueraiy understood that the reia
scns between tho govsfnebt and the Aucrcan Minister
|fsye been tuspenetd by ths Minister hiUsaf vno ia
not so justified IA euaeevorcg 70 Keep up his relations
l~ah foveronen; thst hal scted completely a, Va
[fauco Gin ne letter aod spirs o. his proiesatous.
80 y. irst,ate 40 ~ rautrs sovsrn,,eot ub..
\sosrvofcg % maa,sin internal qutt, bus ihs ba5 sad
fnly been disturbed BY threatened Invasion Of fed
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q.
CASE or rHE FRyscH SLAYER RseIsA cm1I--rHs
NIGoTR srrsDIrfON--rnADK ON .ua ccAsr-eAP-
rula or ruE May GtsBs-ruR rnsroH oosxo
We have re~p from the wesi coast Of Aria sssd
Cape Cosss Castle The lin, LIBERIA leh, and Sierra
Leone 10th Of June The proceedings 10 the Admiralty
Court a xorrovis, 10 the Of the gina coH, had
eimins,ed Ard award Of g. 500 had bsep made the
Ehiopc.
tHh Dc fnslss Niger erpedtioa At the osnp
rS1vf Esoth On TIE cih % ssy Az the osh@r Ulcers
vtfe ~ q veN Tbeteu rpstsh Governor o. Fsrs.ldo
10, lad Jdst arrived, IN co1pt,y wi,h sx Cssh,i'c
prsis rna rioosus'Nn hss BEEN istuso oo.ipg Pro-
great obtstis'ec.ior "a tte oolouy,
The G. ssf va generally hestsv
1he Irce o. OF va ~ pfetetk riQh but lrc oil aea.
500 ives crpecsCd, AZ VA likely 70 come 10 saafu'
But lev save vessels bad a's been Ia y xht
q Hspn; the last that male 1er appesrsooe. the Mary
Gibbs utoer American ooors bad been oaptorea by her
b,i,y ,hir Tflebt portion OF the Of tns vcs-
eel ere tSc vissrce win woich she watched And
The rain a i0at rDud ospse bafore oppos,nni-
rght mr. fof shiDOirg their ssves. os poeed toe
utuhl nsJnef Il hs hc'uous American papers snd hsg
and ttsp ssve ionce " toe commsnter II the frdsnt
msi TIE Nay Ghhs vas sitt DOT p>eefs
Capsn rtttet Ccmmcdofe Of tne Freucb so,sfror on
tie COST bed lssly returned from lepghsbed wit u
The krg q DBbonoey. The object Of the Consredores
vs spreafe 70 hsve been obtain from the Klug the
exclusive pveee Tor The French uurcnase sisvss AZ
Wpyoen aDd ne Daborrao ports Not sths that
bs spplcAnon wss ie SAID, sup7orte1 by present OF
~ hsLosonc bras Geld pieces. supeFb monrleS me
tcmnooort nssCn proves a complete isil1re. We
efee anu ncI easing legitimate OF toe Bsht OF
tenn $40 tbe cefcfrets ~ thu natives - cuvsfe cot
Won, hsvng raised The rri,e Il 10 from $40 70
sN.s Ifice beyond ihe hsrfs 70 rhoh me contractor
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CITY Politics

WHITING OF rHv EsrURLICAN cEvFRat oouurrsv.
The Republican Gtreraj ouritse ret last evenirg al
iheir htstq1aItsrs Gl5 Bfosdssyihe Chairman, John
4. KerJody, prtthire.
resolution ass adnrtsJ suih0fizirf TIE elecson on
The Sod n Auaust ~ tvo oescstes rem each Assembly
disifot - the Ssracuse Convo1uCu
fho vtr,crs ws,d efsdrls re- situated below Four.
ttrr stree, Ese frccsfa b. net o. the 20 " August
End elect Gro tesg l.e erch election dNust 70 At
tfrt fffci Couvfia go fe tatA iof sc pnIPoee VI
eecsSE t0e 'lgates.
ne eomulslse aeon si,trssrd siJcUfned.
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TELEG r PHO.

CHARLESTON, July %, 1858.
The steamship Isabel has arrived from Havana
and Key West 18th inst. Sugars we're firm at Hs
vana. Sterling exchange heavy at IL Is premium.
Exchange on New York 2 q "a per cent on New
Orleans, a per cent.
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urt ssuociest time has esTsed pn the danger Out OF
the question lie mace the suggestion for the ros par
pat OF he town Ia repl, 70 NJ Frcaa, Dr pssly sad
ret tne lighter lay within any yards Of NJ. rass lace,
and c'ose by The dcos a. F.ciciyvle.
NJ tHfAs esf u at the BOARD had 81, ye dxed uppu
Ter ts& 1lthrg any milo Of iss,pualpg 81 ALL
been "a lea upon 10 exsTcise hat auA
20 .skea w6ere reu'd 30 proper plae, ior ou.,sssa
iut vt.ee's ..,,,s.-....,.,
to the centre a the stream as scobofed there,
be tul.cisrny tRtant 10 svoii Danger.
w, FRyAN spsg,sted hist Is would be wei 70 confer
With The Hetlth 0esr Of the port on ne matter, before
Dr MrNnY hsd no objection 70 itn course, bu. be
dsstccd ihst Captain Fiat bad PEI NIT from Df rhomp
ron, srd onger under control a. the Health
0hoer of The pert ts ire humble Health Oflcsr u tue
town he behaved the Board Rad poser-and per.
fcuy legitimate that The B)srd should pass or psrce
directing that Tie lighter DO sSchorcd CIR int me
stream aud detained there q ssfiHently io,e tue.
snd up,d he Beard Or himself should deem
safe 70 permit her 70 The deck aear He trusted the
Rard world rass orc nance directing that ve.sel
he anchored NOT lees than four Eve hundred yards
from The shcre between certain ponts.
The Lac oreanizrg the Board Of Heath was then read
by Mr. FesL and The duties and powers Of tho Bosrj
sid Gown In TIE fstnte, we're commented By tha,
Esnttmsn snd III. Mundy, and they concluded finally
hasihe Beafc bad TIE power q guaranteeing vessels
M. wous remarked Shat The lighter could 70 over 70
Lose Island " she was qvasained BY their Bard
Nr CHsr1 stated that the vsssel had been slready
guaranteed i've days, aud had persn, proceed from
w Thompson, but stll sho might be dangerous 10 the
Ir RcspY said Il had frequently happened tia, yes
feis bad been sent back 10 Quarartue by TOE
Bryckyn and New York Bosrds of health after they bad
been sov Cd to procse b. he Health Ocer ~ the po.t
and be bad 10 oorbt tbet ruard hsd the same power
Mr TfEAS sso they we've btH5 70 presume that a. she
vetse hso beer osAsrged b. Dr. Thompson M Infection
utkef 70 her. Nevertheless, this vessel by poun vas
considered not altogether rec fTcm inecon He ssred
could hev rot quaartue Der speedily bv reporting
ne ars o zoe Hesh Ohcr ~ the pert and ask hsun 40
ORDER ntr beck 10 QgsrarNre2 requires ne a. rss
set cf quUtntEe rules and reRula7ns ard ssssssh
qnarontne Itey must net act hastily but deberats
BEFORE ihey acted. lie thought Dr. Thompson ia du "