The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-08

rsa STATEN ISLAND QUARANTINE !.
Account. -AIi was qsiss % Staten ls'sua. ~ =
sunday night, though u Vas ssAtsd she -
ON the outside Of the wsils Of the aussaaune nos
o,tsl voald be nred, ~ largo ana thrsssso.us
erovd IA asssmblsd In the vicinity. Inc police
we're ss,ll on guard. No pew cases q yellow fsser
had occurred within the enclosure, but there we're
too deaths on Saturday night j. Vanderbilt, .
brother Of Com vsudsrbIlt, 10 amoag the prisoners
arrested fr alleged completely ia the riot. Ray
Tomkias whose arrest was mentioned, 10 son o.
the late Hon. D. G. Tomkim, formerly Vice Presi-
dsnt OF tho United States, aed large owner VI
property On ststeu Island. A corresp opdenso
the Tribune, writing from the Island. Monday AZ
terooon, says: asa N'a
The only result that has been effected by the In.
ccrdiaries has been the deprivation Of fne nek =,
good accommodation; TO leave them unsnesseIeo
for . time until the new buildings are comPieteu
within the came limits-the murder of Matthew,
and probably causing the deaths 81 some OF VIZ
sick by the exposure to which they have been suo
iected No deaths occurred yesterday, put ~,
walser informs me that one OF sDe yemIts 20 az
patients must die to-day. Perhaps onens " ~ ~
that another result has been propitated " s ,m
conduct Of the rioters which IL inenfipie. 90 ~.
creased taxation upon Richmond County IoI VIZ
damage done the Quarantine BY the burning "
the buildings ns
Two ajarms were cccesoned last nighf 1he
pojt,e stationed at the west we'll OF the Quaian
tins grounds disliked being in immediate proA ni
~ 70 quantity OF bedding piled near tnem' ,es'
Il contained the infectiop. The sergeant 10 Gou,
nand OF the company gave orders 70 burn the Dea'
dnv ana n was act on fire at The nanes were
obser we'd At the government storehonse. ano TWO
revenue officers ran down and gave the alarm 10
the police The whole force was at once called
They tell into line, and literally marched up the
hill. and sben-marched down agsin Again., ~
~ o'clock few Of the men who had NOT fetrea
to rest In their tents, TO vary the monotohy oi
their life. took stanchion aud pushed over .ne
north wall of the gate keepers lodge IL feii Win
tremendous crasb, and tue sound, TO the sfee'ing
POLICEMEN was Ike fire Of musketry. In an IN
slant the whole camp was aroused and IN arms,
but the cause Of the alarm being explained, the
men retired to rest.
The rumor Of an attempt to fire kramers ehan
ties on saturday night. has no foundation I'm fact
and sipce The advent of the police have heard Of
no further intended demonstration against proper
ty, There Is no assurance, however, based upon
the present quiet that on the completion OF the
present temporary accommodations, they will not
be destroyed in their turn, unless force is kept
on the grounds to defend them against the inva-
sion Of tse iccendiarfes.
Last night the safgeop of the Sabine came ashore
to visit the marines Chartered in the Government
Storebouse, some of whom had been complaining.
Some fears were expressed that the yellow fever
had broken out among them. An examination
proved that the fears were groundless. Only one
man was sick aud be with an ordinary fever. He
will be conveyed to-day on board the Sabine The
Castleton Board of Health row in secret SEES
sion at Burnss Hotel. They met at o'clock this
morning.