New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-20
yy MILITARY At QUARANTINE.
THE 9Th IN CAMP.

,...,.,,euis of the camp have not been
1S 80 the a, parture Of the list Regiment e@-
ehs's A., u.c,zins has been moved further 10 Tue
er sectinel has been placed at the en''AHc''
-. hospital tert has beeu eroe'e'' ""
'-,hovitrers placed 10 the front -. 49,.
=, Mna.y nigh. Colonel Ryan called ''S o'''F''
....her and gave the most strict "r'~S :" go. -
~ s;sci,lipe that would he entotce'' F''"o '"'
80, from entering any drinking .oop'
s.r,;,el. were plsoed around '"' T""'"'' 10 '"'
.,.o inside or the water front; heretofore no
e'0'a'' ,,.red inside, and person could easily
Sn'r''' .,er front, and FIRE the buildings with
,o, beins dscoverd' nj,
w,s arrested several times during the night by
..,;,el Tor attempting TO pas without the cvua-
!" hat wa released by Col Ryan. lie asked for
.r,.srsgn on the strength Of his official position,
-. told il would not make any difference if lac
w ,,r.s Buchanan. Nearly dozen sentnel5 were
- apder arrest for derclc,ivn of duty, and we
- an amusing instance Of the arrest Of Que o
- Tie officer Of the guard was going the rounds
-, he was hailed BY the sentinel, - Who goes
~ "OfIicer of the guard was the reply.
Al nght Sandy. me bye; pass" The sentinel was
.,,astely "nscked" by the officer, and placed
- urest for slloSing person to pass without the
-,,sr1gp The Colonel also went the rounds late at
"a when he tumbled on to one Of lis -entnels.
Tto goes there 2" cried the sentry. g Friend with
A, countersign," was replied. be Jabers" says
.sSnvs but forgetfu sentinel, eve forgotten the
..asagr, aud if ye dare to attempt to pass me,
?, efs We dose Of lead I'm the Coloscl, ye
s,kruard," says the Colonel. "D-n the odds; If
e ser the President. ye Shant pass and the Colo
., IN obliged TO retreat. This was told by the Colo
ID kieseb.
rsxsrday afternoon the first dress parade was held
s,o,cock, ana but about 100 men r.raded-there
ers about 100 men on guard ADD 30 absent with
,srs The equalization of the Companies prepara-
byv 10 the formation, was rather bac but the drill in
he mssusl of arms was good especially the essential
,,tpps Of "chsrge bayonets" and "draw ramrods."
Wbie in tho Colonies tent. three men were brought
charged with entering lager bier place; aud a
rsneloly trio they appeared as the COLONEL asked
sn If the Charge true which they of course al
s,sd; and we heard the Colonel remark "Il fix
" and we were told the severest penalty will in all
NJ be Inflicted.
Rsy Tonpkins and John C.. Thompson visited the
rp late on Monday night to view it by moonlight,
81 we're peremptorily refused admittsnce.
On Thursday the soldiers go into camp in the north
,erp portion Of the Quarantine iucosare adjoining
1, new hospital and the number will DO reduced to 100
Tie new buildings are all progressing rapidly, and
bosptals will be ready for occupancyon the lOt of
sevenber
ne Rev. Mr.. Brett Of the Reformed Dutch Church
csed into conversation with our reporter, an said
ar Staten Islsuders would never submit to the re-
sssiou Of the hospital buildings, and that under the
AZ d the Legislature the Quarantine establishment
void be brought under the auctioneers hammer in
1850 On The ground that there is no Quarantine eStab.
bcd ,hc,e by law; that the $500 coo, and the money
sr.he military could never be collected, aad that no
ussors could lie found on the Island TO levy tax;
In the IslorJors would never allow the buildings to
rrup there, and that 20,0U0 people should not he
aar zed over by the State authorities ard that the
VII 81 the heroes OF the Revolution would be carried
I'd by the people of Richmond County.
ye.s Of the Islanders spoke very bitterly of being
k,p, under the guardianship of the 69th Regiment.