New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17


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VIC VII. therefore, have bu. lite he tor "p'sy 81
tie snorri oi vo'k performed lAe,e ss's' thsa s
,.tAer Of tls other Poice Coust.
Qr,rasrisE -Nothirg Of any particular rport-
snoe iaaspirsd e. QGsrsstrs yesterday though there
were several arrivals The shipkesper OF the "Grot
10, who vas SO suddenly and Unexpectedly stacked
with yellow fever remains IN very low coodl.ior SAT
bu. very few hopes Of his recovery are entertained
TIE case is locked upon Is one Of very singular
cssIsc.er Tie vessel hsd been thoroughly clsA.sei
srd fumigssd al her crew were rapidly convA-ssc;ng
al the Hospital, ard jus. ss she WAS aoou. departing
for this man Quarantine ofhcia, is seir ID With
the disease in q NOS. vruen. form, and thoroughly
prcstiated All this gces 10 show with wins, tenscty
the fever clipgs to essels once infected.
The idea generally prevails ths: vessels arriving q:
Quarantine throw ,he.r baggage supposed to be in
fec,ed, overheard. This IS not the case There S an
iron scow provided wherein these dangerous articles
are deposited and then Sc; FIRE. thus eec.ualy de-
stroyiny al that be considered dangerous IN the
shape Of bedding and luggage Daily, almost, TIE
smoke may be seen seuirg from this boat and spread
irg itself over the waters Of the bay Il is good
mode Of buinipg up the yellow fever
The following vessels arrived yesterday and were
qusrsntired:
Schooner Stsrnald, from Jsmsics. with cargo OF
logwcod; she reports the is.snd healthy snd hsd no
sickness on board. Brig Arosetto from Ponce Porto
Rico. with cargo of sugar; reports the place a.
healthy. Schooner La Plata, fiom Salinss, Porto
Rico with cargo of sugar and nolssses; reports no
selinss when she lett. Brig Wm X. Hibbey, Humsc-
coa Porto Rico, with cargo OF sugar place aud crew
healthy. Brig Ocesn Isle, from Turks leland with
cargo OF salt the psce reported 10 be heathy-crsw
SghN MaaA from, rfth caro-
of sugsr and molasses; makes report similar 10 that
of the Arosetto.
Beside these several other vessels arrived from DIFF
ftrert ports but receiving their bills OF health, were
allowed to prsceed on to Newlork.
Tie Casteton Board Of Heath did not meet yester-
day, if they did was impossible TO find their place
of mee;irg We made every endeavor to DO 80, but
were informed that they had failed to assemble. They
only meet at the cal of their Health Officer
FivE-Porsrs MIssIos-MoRE CHILDREN FOR rHs
WEsT.-The Rev. Mr.. Van Meter Of this Mission and
Mr.. Keohum, superintendent of tie House of Refuge
leave next Monday afternoon with car load Of chil.
dren for Mendota, Princeton, keewanee, and Galva
Ilinois ard Burlington lows
THE DFaTH OF IoUNG NEsBITr.-The facts IN
relation to the death Of James Henry Nesbt, the son
CT George F. Nesbt of this city deserve to be known.
honorirg IS they do, the memory OF brave, gentle
boy. On Tuesday last yourg Nssbitt, in company
with his sther and some friends, including Mr.. Henry
Frsnkyn Of this city, went for the purpose OF fishing
in the tide mllpond of Santods Mills, Stamford,
Conn. The tide beipg low, the party walked across
the stone wall embsrkment which contains the tide
gaes After time squsl was observed to be
coming up and Mr. Franklyp, followed by young
Nesbitt proceeded to recross the dsm. They found
that as the tide had rsen the water at one part was
flowing over the dam, to the depth of g few inches
Franklyn attempted to wade the spot; he made q
misstep, and losing his balance, and struck by
the wind, he fell into the pond in deep wa
ter Nesbi;t knew that Franklyn was no
swimmer while he himself could swim. AS Frank
I'm topped over Nesbitt reached out 10 arrest nh'
Fsipg in this effort, Frapklyn passed out of sight
when instantly young Nesbitt jumped into the water to
endeavor to save his friend He, teo, sank and rose
no more while his horror stricken father, at soma little
distance of, spectator Of the affair The bodies
were recovered after time but too late TO restore
al imation Thus died this brave boy Of but fifteen
summers Agorized as are the hearts Of the parents
by this sudden ard parsy zng calamity missing from
their dear circle a loved one 60 early lost, whose
marked Intelligence and gentle goodness, gave joyful
promise Of bright future their aiicton is tempered
cy tns ttHeClOn, WnLc suoullHb WIN uniuuiu"'"5
resignation to the will OF Heaven that their darling,
heroic boy self forgetting died at the call of duty.
number Of merchants and business men Of New
YoIk and Hartford have presented to Capt Mills OF
the steamer City Of Hartford valusbe gold wstch,
as token of their esteem for him gentleman aud
3 ssllor.
ArTENPrYD Abduction Of CHILDRES.-L
Thursday man called a. the Public School in Madison
named Mary and Esther jackson, at the same time
representing himself to be their uncle from the South
ard say ing that he wanted them to to their mother
who was lying sick at home, at No. 559 Grand street.
Mary is eight years Of sgs, and Esther is only SIX
Esther said that the man uncle Of hers and that
che did not wish to 90 with him. The pretended uncle
then took her by the hand and tried to force her to 90
with him. The cbild resisted and succeeded in getting
clesr, ard he then went away. Shortly aterwsrd the
children left school and started for home On their
way, the pretended uncle followed and pursued them,
but they succeeded 10 making good their escape and
reaching home in safety. Tie man is described to be
atou. 10 years cid, tall with red whiskers of a fair
compile xon, srd.weaIog straw hat and light clothes
The parents Of the children alarmed at the occur
renee and will spare psins to bring the offender to
justice, If any clue 70 his whereabouts can be
discovered.
In connection with the above, it is proper to state
that GONE two weeks ago a little girl about seven
years Of age was taken away from this school under
sn Lar circumstances. A reward Of 800 has been
offered by her friends for her return and il is now sup
rCsed that tLs mans intention in attempting the tb