The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-05
Quarantine News.

Things assumed rather dull aspect ct Quarantine yes
day. The following arrivals reported upper
Quarantine
Brig 7. B. Watson Captain Darrabee, arrived August
from Porto Cabello via Managua, with . cargo Of
hides, co6e and cocoa, consigned TO Dilet Bliss. All
well.
Brig Caroline, Captain wbabury, arrived August
from Aspnwall, Nicaragua with cargo Of hides, coffee,
sugar, cocoa and bark. All well.
Brig c. R. Subtle, Captain S. Cendla arrived August
from Maracaibo with cargo Of coffee hides dyewoods
and indigo, consigned TO Sutile Augustine All we'll
Schooner Euphema, Captain Thompson, arrived Au-
gust from st. Domingo City, bringing cargo OF hides,
we'll.
Schooner Mary Ann Louisa Captain jones, arrived
August from Mobile Ala, bringing cargo Of cotton
and assorted merchandise. All well.
Schooner Mary Jane, Captain johnson, arrived August
A. from Eeuthera, with cargo OF frui consigned to j.
Epos. All hands well
BrigH Haock, Captain Barton arrived August T. from
Para, laden with cargo Of hides, crude ndia rubber
mats, &c, CONSIGNED to Burdeu Noble. All well.
Bark Colonel Iedyard, arrived August 4, from ApsIa-
chicola Fla, with cargo Of cotton and cedar wood con-
The United States soop Of jamestown st remains
feels sggicved al an article pubshed in some Of the daily
journals, which stated that there was yellow fever on
board bis vessel which statement Captain X rays IS
Captain Kennedy received instructions from the Sc
cretry OF War Washington to proceed rs room IS posi-
bic to the Navy Yard at Portsmouth, ~ H. and leave his
sick at the marine hospital In that place Tue Jsnoe
town wi proceed her voyage soon the wind and
tide will admit.
The little propeller Rescue, attached to tie HeGlt,
officers department. went down the bay yesterday
visit OF inspection 10 the lower Quarantine for the purpose
OF asceranpg the health OF the fleet ana supplying such
vessels might need supplies OF food The Rsrcue vssd
about sixty vessels, and brought up large NUMBER Of
captains She alec brought for ntermeut the dead
body of sailor OF the OF the ship Hontmorency,
who died Of yellow fever Another one OF the crex Of
the same ship was reported In dying condition yes,er
day afternoon. The Montmorency arrived at this port
from New Orleans her original destination liverpool,
but when she out few days from New orleans the
yellow lever broke out in most malignant type, AMI
several OF the died Complaints quite Numerous
among the captains OF the vessels IN the lower bag Of tho
totally inaposte position ~ the present quarantine rncor
age a. the lower bay They state there lee pro,ec
ton and during the prevalence Of northeast vat tbs
vessels driven agangt each other 10 the imminent
OF sinking the vessels and losing the csrgoes. Ga last
Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning quite
fresh breeze was blowing, with heavy swell from the
sea- which caused the vesscs al sncher 10 stor very
heavily and not few OF them strained their chain cables
and Of TIE captains expected their vessels u 60
edriit every moment.
The bark DELLA, reported hsirg from one o, The
Gulf ports went ashore the West Bank at O'Clock
on Wednesday morning aud at last accounts lard
aground and biged. late last evening q lighter
rigging aud otherwise tightening her load y order
float her at the next high tide The OF tie msnso
IA attributed 10 the csrelesyness Of sailor who
the chains In the Oca heavng the lead to Ascertain ths
depth Of water ~ the vessel Was sailing up 20 the city.
IL 10 said the did not give the true depth OF
ter which caused the pilot In charge OF ae vessel 70
her ashore.