The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-22

-t0n4The nxAlatary ArOssscd-AnO4hsr Falss
-AIaxm--Castle Garden to DO Destroyed
Tho Police Sent Down 20 Guard Xt--Frs-
'ceeslangs before Judge DletcalNs, Of The Et1Sh'
mond County Court, &C., DC. Is Isff
The meeting at Richmond on Monday afternoon created
little excitement in the various villages and towns
throughout the island During the evenngmany quite
cee6aston over 1t, which showed that without excep
too the entire people OF the island are banded together
in tho one objcct-thc removal OF the Quarantine. Z.
would hardly be supposed that strong feeling existed
but every move made the island exhibits deter
minod action on their part not TO fatcr until the
and sDs,1 Tom
aud several other villages the side the people had
quite ajcliacation. Al stapietcn large crowd turned
Out and kep continually cheering and firing muskes
~ no ovenng A lko demonstration was manfeated at
vaAdsrbit's landing At rpmrknsvillc II reported
meeting II Richmond contemplated holding like meet
Ing a. Burns Nautilus Hai), at eight O'Clock Th
held By some csans pes ne
estod IN tho cause Considerable firing was also kept
= and several parties were in and out tn
hote and saloons during the night rejoicing the
Most q TIC Alleged inccndarics did no. attend tho mas
meeting they remained At Tompknsvile. They were al
on band however when tho parties returned ia the even
ing, snxously awaiting the news Three or four Of ths
stood talking together IN front Of Mr. Burns Hotel when
the hrst carriage from the scat Of arrived Ono OF
sne occupants o. the carriage was instantly bese on each
SIDE WIN question: after question to the result When
told thai everything had mot the approval of
IN attendance they gave three hearty cheers and ad
Journcd 70 Burns for cooler The reason why the
parties who were arrested did not attend the
meeting from tho fact that they had nothing do with
the affair being treated only outsiders. The meet
ing got up by but influential citizens OF the
island none Of whom had anything to do with the burn
The excitement was kept UP somewhat till midnight
About twelve O'Clock some rascas got up the camp
ground and fred one or two shots in the direction
camp, which at alarmed the guards and the signal
was instantly given TO arouse the In short time
the regiment was in line and scouts sent the
enemy was at hand, or the cause Of the alarm but
worry soon ascertaned how the alarm originated and the
men were finally ordered back to their quarters The
mon armed and equipped in few moments after
the sound OF the bugle and each company was in line in
i've minutes from the time they aroused
Grand 1"r r afternoon appeared before the
In the village OF Richmond, for the purpose Of laying
before that body the neglect Of the Quarantine authorities
Board Of Health prohibiting the burial OF the Quarantine
dead outside the walls The object is whether tho
diction.
tho intention Of the authorities Of Csteon to ret
an injunction placed upon the rebuilding OF the hospitals
should this be successful, IL will doubt long
delay.
For some time past there have been rumors aoat that
parties residing in the First ward intended destroying
Castle Garden In fact Immediately after tho destruction
OF the Quarantine buildings reported force
OF police were detailed for several nights b. guard the
place. No attempt, however, was made.
On Monday similar report got in circulf ton that the
doubt that night and Mr. Cassery secretary Of the Com
mssioners OF Emigration, hearing OF the fact inmedi
aey sent requisition 10 Deputy Superintendent Carpcn
Ter for force OF Mr. Carpenter accordingly sent
force OF seventy five men, under Captain Huchngs oc
the Fifth ward who were at tho Garden early hour
Two boats of the Barbor police were also detailed
10 cruise around the outside of the Garden,
naming portion OF the Harbor police ordered hold
themselves IN readiness. The remained duty all
night, but nothing an early hour in the
morning they were ordered back TO their respective pre-
cincts
The burning Of the shanty erected by Caseton Board
OF Aealih, on tho night previous, caused many false
runors 10 go the rounds OF which were in any
way true and is from these false reports that police
were called upon 30 guard Castle Garden.
NO new cases OF yellow fever reported at Quaran
tine yesterday with the exception OF Captain Johnson OF
the Staten Island ferry boat Hmchback he having
taken down sick with the yellow fever and expect
ed TO recover. II Is thought that he caught from the
burning OF infected goods in the scow the boat being
PEELED to pass through the smoke several occasions
his was caused BY the carcessness Of the in char
OF the soow
The term Of the Richmond County Court Of General ses
commenced yesterday the village OF Richmond be-
fore Hon. Henry Metcae County Judge and Associate
Justices Root and nilyer Considerable interest
manifested in the proceedings OF the Court and the
room was well filled with spectators. Among others
Lott G. Clark Eq, Associate District Attorney &C the
county, and VIM. H. Anthon, counsel FOR Messrs. Ray
Tumpks and John G. Thompson Judge Metcalie charged
the Grand Jury briefly and clearly upon the usual
points, and called their attention TO tho recent difficulties
at Quarantine Judge Mccafe stated that the Attorney
General and the District Attorney OF the county had in
stnted proceedings in ts matter before him. the
hitting magistrate, which still pending, and would
be continued Thursday next and that under the cir
custances he deemed that the Grand Jury had better
defer their investigation upon the subject until the mex
session Of the Court of Oyer and Temner In November
when the proceedings in Thomrsons and Tompkns case
referred 10, would nave been completed. There was
baby adjourn to-day