The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-08
srsss sheltered ides by high fences and covered
With ,AyRe awning.

srsss sheltered ides by high fences and covered
WITH ,ayRe awning.
All the doctors wished lights and carriages TO take
the sick and bedr TO the haru then ady taeir 70
iion Mr. OsrroH Sas promptly on tn grornd with tn
personally aided IN moving them dsisng the carrisg
ard helping the sick in ana out
1remslDed on the ground until nine O'Clock r. aud
sa6 81 provided for before j left Toe next moYnag
fsafurday) vieited the unds and the
barn, aDo Or. ws'ser Informed mo they al very
comfortably situated and DONG WE'LL he had not
cst the aSote ement-save the sststant engi.
neer Of he Philadelphia whom be had reported,
nis TN had O me- aud his death was not caused by
tho burniok Of the buildings
So fur from DjuriDg the sick tbsre no question ,n'
oren air treatment, especially for yellow lever de-
cioeoy On Improvement over cloee and c1nred buildngs
aud now Wby GOT ake the hint from facts elected by
hts accidental exposure unoer which the paents have
Actually improveo very rapidly, and build immense roa
Hosss or sco~s, o each, and pat them
more iron buildings well adapted far veniilstion g., Ia
future Article viii make suggestions this sub
ec thai think WIN be practical ana o. gre1. TaWpsov S,sy
am pleased 10 state that Mr.. Mathew Carroll offered
the gYatutous OF his and carriages the Of
tns officers Of the Marine Hospital transferring the sick
and their bedding to small barn, the only remaining
buidog on the grou and personally aided u. On the I'd
OF Septem her until nine O'Clock i. NJ.
QUARANTINE, Sept. ., 1868. THEO. WALSsR
PROPOSITION TO LOCATE THE oUARAN.
TINE ON BEDLOES ISLAND.
TO THE EDITOR OF THIS HERALD.
STATEN IsLasp, Sept 6, 1858.
While the absorbing topic Of the day. where shall the
Quarantine be puG is before the pnbc would suggest
locality, which think would be acceptable accom-.
modaie 'the merchants OF New York; the Commission
ers Of Emigration and the majority Of the Inhabitants OF
Staten Island which hiserect the hospitals for the
Quarantine sick Bedloes Island In the New York bay
provided New Jersey will consen. This Island could
easily be surrensered for this purpose The fortfcaons
need not be disturbed The distance from New York Is
about the same the present quarantine location the
infected shipping should remain In the lower bay. rhis
bland isolated, and could not, would not be inter
ered with by persons having busiDesE there could
any person leave Il without ths permits OF tho proper
Quarantine authorities In my view OF this suojec. IL
should not be allowed that the Health Officer and mis-
s4tants and employees should land in the city Of New
York during the QuarApsne reRuated by Law. Oommuub
cation could 30 bad with the proper authorities New
York by means OF . submarine telegraph. How rldcu
lous Il ls now.-rhe HeAh Officer aud Others daily
the habit Of visiting the CITY, either official private
hand, the "lse Of Wight of America" when . passeu
who happens 70 arrive 10 vessel from Infected
scky port must be quarantned aud condned within
QunrsDsine enclosure Jurisdiction ascertain he
will get sick from the exposure Of his voyage II
this rghtf B II prudtpceY Ne would further suggest
that the other small island in New York bay-Ei ia
Island be appropriated for the necessary mada
ton OF passengers arriving at tna who snbjec.
by law 10 quarantine, and not to conhIed
by rsson OF exposure their voyage-the
bundred 10 one that they would by the
exposure Of this close quarantine than Othersse.
STATEN ISLANDER.