The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-07
NEW YORK HERALD. THURSDAY, JUNE Z, 1855.

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chsrIe stationed Pickets. who are revcd oveV hour
all round the building and 1t gt they w be doubled
% ?" doubt rom the very great repusu.ncs e the
ing the place, that great Vigilance will bc requiste TO
prevent them carrying their design into effect Through
no hostile demonstrate Of any sort was made BY the
nhsoants who knew that In the presence Of the oroe
In Possession any violence would DO quite useless Tho
police allow persons TO enter the building except
those who have business there.
Owing to the short notice given to the police force and
the secresy observed up 70 the moment Of their embark
alton on the Deer OF tho duty which they wore e.
gagged, tho members made preparation for length.
jet 70 great deal Of Inconvenience Not the least OF
their troubles Is that when thirsty they undr the
ing spring, tho flavor Of which Is certainly not very
entcina, being little brackish.
During the day they amused themselves - best thsy
could esme awaiting themselves OF their s0jOurn the
sea side 70 battle In the cool nvgorang waters while
others In thin shirt sleeves we're seated around the
closure enjoying the doics a~ ~es and calmly survey
Ing the beautiful scenery around. Although mot
twenty-four hours absent from New York, on
me appearance Of any person from tho "cty"
no was surrounded and q number Of questions asked
him. great anxiety being evnced 70 learn the latest
from the Canadian border The arrangements made by
appearance warrants, denote that every means win be
taken % discharge the duty conded 70 their xea
ously ana vigilsntly
DESCRIPTION or rHK LOCALITY.
me new Quarantine grounds located about three
quarters Of mile from the Princes Bay station OF the
Staten Island railroad The village Of Pleasant Plains.
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Joining shores Of New Jersey, and to the right,
On tho lef within few hupdred yards Of tho landing,
IL the place where the bodies Of those who die the
stricken vessels are buried small soop con-
veys those by night from the ship Their final
resting place where their only drge tho ceaseless
moan Of the ocean The handsome residence Of Mr.
Segune from whom the point takes It's name, Ia not
more than quarter OF mile from the landing Tho
surrounding country has thoroughly English aspect,
along tho little country green pecu
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candle and turpenne factory, for months In dis
use ns building Is 70 DO repaired and rented for tho
reception OF those on board the infected vessels arriving
at this port who may have escaped contagIon. Thus
passengers, whose only misfortune. by which they
are deprived Of communication with the Shore is that
they were on tho same ship with the victims Of cholera
may have suitable spot on land stay in until they
polls The factory consists OF two large brick sudings
in the centre of enclosed ground
long shcd built up against the wooden fence that sur
rounds the yard and houses One OF the brick buildings
sevenynvc feet front BY two hundred in length aud
Ia three stories high The other IL height
and occupies nearly the area A small brick
building whore at present the scanty meals Of tho
garrison are prepared, Is built the landing Colonel
George T. Ellison formerly military agent for this state
and the lately appointed Of the post had
large gang OF men at work yesterday clearing out ths
rubbish accumulated IN the buildings In a very short
time they will he ready for occupation In the yard Is
large heap Of the most naammabe kind Of material
quantity OF rosn and pitch, mnsed with tho refuse OF
tho factory piled ny against the main building and
would be an easy task for IN ncendary could he but
n
ton which would defy the efforts Of the entire Metro.
pOliian Fire Department
This however will bc removed speedily possible,
and In few days there will DO chance for the s.se
poys" in the vicinity their talents and
other mob dversions When the buildings tted
che reception OF their expected inmates they will afford
accommodation for avo hundred persona Everything
that can condnce 70 the comfort Of the imprisoned pas
sengers whom the Of contagon oxeludes from the
city, WIN be Afforded them All day yesterday there was
steady work going and many ~ the inhabitants ap
NOV lhe al. trfu xxhas
watched the landing Of Columbus on the shores u the
sets 70 she Quarantine for days. by which time
expected the place will bo ~ for their reception. In
vii! be placed on board the Inos which 10 have
down the lower bay for that purpose eyen
ing They will remain hor unti transferred thence
The Illinois, however, up to eight O'Clock r. NJ yester
day, had not left her anchorage below Island
where she has lain for tho last ow days having DON
key engine repaired.
CASES OK BOARD TIE CHoLHKA VESSELS.
Dunne the }ast two days tho following deaths have
taken place on tho hospital ship Falcon - Magiisson
L.usen aged nine valr,er Denmark Cs,isrins Lar
zen, aged two, Of Denmark: Lar Larsnn aged forty
seven Of penmars Eliza Elm HorasS sse nae.ou Of
Ireland boy, aed four OF Irelsnd John Lauscn sssd
ny two, OF Denmark; Anton HUBER aged thirtyihree.
The following deaths occurred the Peruvian :--Iss-
mus Hansen. xed thiIty-cne, OF Denmark; urch eau
ierbier, aged four ~ Switzerland Aud on the Porte.
mouth, Dorothca Nenamis died, after eighty -seven
hours linces.
For the same period Tie following new cases wors al
mtcd board the Fsicon Sophia Peterson, aged
eighteen. Denmark; Doro'hea Pss aged twelve, ben.
msfx Francis DE Chateau, aged forty ave, Denmark;
Anton Peterson aged twenty, Faster Denmark; Lar
larsen, aged forty-fonr Denmark; Yens HcndrcksOn,
aged twenty seven, penmarA Johan schwenssu, aged
thirty two sweden John larsen, aged fs,ytwo, Den.
mark sophia Pale, aged eight, Denmark.
Nineteen convsescon, patients returned to tho
ship Saratoga and seyentesn csses Of dsrrhos renan
on board the Portsmouth
The total now remaining undor treatment s sixty.
seven
lisa remarkable fsct tina, sine. the German smi-
grants removed from the Union single u
cholera has occurred among the IRISH enigrsnt who
manned there and all the reported sen
been connucd continental passengers bosrd Tho
Other ships tlrose Tris sho with tho
disease before tho separation Wa rnsis HE oommn
~ smdks which uuaod io-c boari tho Deer their
approach 20 sprrehend the place had beon fired
arose from boners which had been ~ AZ
by tho Board Of Health for thai purpose A. 1le land.
Ing originally nteoded TO have takon pnca - nght,
and would have beon carried into effect hut for tie fa
which aetsned them at the Quarantine station, siatcu
Island come such signal Wa requisite.
To-day the Antagonist fof ne recoyion q ths =.
na-~ OF Tho ncs Quarantine grcands VII be carrsd for
ward 10 vigorously that mag know bctor oSrniag
what time the nrs, quota VIII be domicied there
rHg rsRnacxs AT srGrIsg's roIsr.
Barracks that hnye been used by the government At
Bcdioeis Island a. Fort Wood Fort schuyler aud else
where's have been placed a. the disposal Of the Heath
authorizes At the price Of Old lumber, and will ne
erected In A. geat number AZ may " required at tho
Point
These bsrfarhs nre usually about Mteen lcet 10 wdh
by ono hundred and twcrv feet long viii comfortably
Aconmoiair IL s said several hundred persons eah.
Bot they will not be occupied IN the daytime
The nov buildings are To be arranged In rows fering
the sea and tho vii extend hsok 70 the land
far need H.
MODE TREATMENT.
The passengers from tho eboera infected ships vii BE-
PLAYED nt in The barracks near tho sea- ant they are
washed, aud their garment are purified, they Will 10 re-
moved 70 tho other Of building
This process IN 10 be continued tho passenger being
gradually moved back until there yektgr u pfcc-
ton. Mtsr~ards when Il shall appear TIN, there IN no
danger IN releasing them they viii b. taken N seguinss
Point and re-cmbsrked
North Csrsiiss state Cesvsssisa.
INCORPORATION or rHH NORTH CARoLfrA rtrro.
LKrn Arp MINING conrAsY-rug STATS pgsr-
urrTLArHD STATE eosDs-EvEsIrs sEseIoss.
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