The New York herald., 1866-04-30
TIE HOL r A.
10 Deaths or Additional Cases since
Fliday-Ncccssfty for Permanens
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Reg stations &C.


av last, has been very peasngy verified by subsequent
events On visiting the Doctor at the quarantine esao
l,sbpenl Staten Island. yesterday, was ascerained
thai no had taken place nor had any additional
css beon received board the Falcon since the last
report OF Or Bisse published in the HRRALp Of yeser
day O. the hospital ships everything was pro-
gresssg very favorably and the indications were thai
the secxbone the epidemic had been broken, and the
patients in fair way Of recovery.
NECESSITY FOR QUARANTINE BUILDINGS.
The great necessity which exists for the erecuon OF
quarantine buildings is becoming every DAY more ap-
parent Floating hospitals are only really useiu 'ass
OF emergency. Everything indicates that auihs .ne
present summer large numbers oi persons VIII hSo
from ports infected cholera yellow fever and otner
infectious diseases is mperatively necessary that
immediate steps taken to provide temporary sheds ON
some Isolated place which all sick passengers can
be transferred The project for building quarantine
thonsand dollars have been appropriated by the Stale
Legislature, cannot possibly be carried OUT ana the
buildings made ready for use under six months What
AZ 10 be done during the months must be |
speedily settled by the Board of Health and the sooner
bay cannot be transferred the floating hospital during
rormy and windy weather hence another necessity for
dock TO which infected vessels can be moored. Fire
lsapd Barren Island, Coney Island and several other
date we have not heard that intatory steps have
leen taken 10 secure a suitable locality.
QUARANTINE REGuL ATIoNs
at III port laid down in the laws relative to quaran
carried ont viii the means OF keeping
cholera and other infectious diseases out of the city,
OF at any rate OF rendering 'he 0eaaea VISITATION oa
melted out to those IN Charge Of these matters with no
nggardy hand and only remains with the authorities
70 use them ~ the best advantage thus saving he ves
o. our cltLens ana advancing inc eommsIca piosPerv
Of the metropolis.
Young Mems Howard Association.
This association formed OF some OF the hrst young
toen f this city ia now pepared for the great enter
hacc. Tba havc or for N
"'se oo'o'e !" ine "so' AA ' ~
eral Office room No 3 at l94 Broadway. They nave
oi our nrs iamies ine oh0cis VI uie "sSo''"'o" VIM
be at the general once al all hours ihey nave oeen n
dofatgab,e in their exerons 10 perfect this organiza
,oh anu % now as az, rs i,n hs succsss The associa
tiop deserves The association is negotiating
large buildings Tor hospta purposes ana 10 case .he
%sucihS % y, sous ~ ;t T ,nmers roi,co The managers
have since they commenced active operations had ap-
plicatons from over one hundred pSs9ns ior reiel,
among % svcr those are dseases as dangerous ~
cholera they should supplied with the necessaries
relieve them The ASSOCIATION invites tnose VINO may
% cnroii ,heir na,nes n s also the iesre of the as
sociation that all male and female nurses who intend
manns 10 ,he Guy the coming summer a sIOasa s can m az
'0uno "hen necessary
Sulphur q Preventive OF Cholera.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
hAvhsrhA"' NJ ~ Ap'i' ~ iooo'
phh SIN no"oea IN your 'ssae VI 'ouay IN 'n'
''".o "'1 os ' ' " "
"ppy 'ne no"er Vi sulphur W '"e 'e'' % pio'en'e
against cholera together h the statement that cholera
does not visi: the vicinity Of sulphur springs You are
- ao,h, ...o ,,a, u.ror.,ro, ,s ro,oa ror ,ho mann
no doubt aware that haversaw IS noted ior ne manu-
VI a. a a uuss !, =, & ~ % "0n ny % u, ,n
.ana,.a. =, ~ s,sas 80 rann.o,oa az, .,s ,an
prevalence OF the fumes thus generated tnat TINS place
and its vicinity has enjoyed its immunity from the
"p,Semic auI,pg g1 .ne io'mer s,sl.aaUns s,s
maiculn Of various kinds has long been known II is a
1870, ,S.' ina ,, ~ ,.r W a. S Ss ~ az "ee'
As"'hs' ZIG 'H'uso'''" ''e VI 'no ueao nie0"on'
4" ~
,., ~ 81. g.. ... nj.
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TEDIOUS fAssAoh, BUT No siC8Nbss oN BoAhp'
The steamship Erin, Or the National Steam Navigation
Comnanv arrived nj this por last npbt from LIVERPOOL.
which place she left the 1ih inst The twelve hun
drcd passengers that crossed the ocean In the Erin
which steamer beones 10 the same line ~ the Virginia
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and Engiano oo'h cno'e'a oeaers-Pacheo 'he Guy III
perfect health. AT meeting held on board the vessel
n saturdav Inst resolutions were adopted complimentary
:. c,'- c.., n CO, -, o., ,y. =.
I" 'sP"in ou'''ng' p' o"i'h sno S'e""o nusnes, W
whose efforts and in carrying out the required
,ana,v tho atthnte their mo-
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ecrvaon from tne epdemc that mas rageo 30 ieariuy
board the other seamsh ps Of the same line.
N. -, :. .ssn IN The oo,d ,n onnos,,on 20 mo
taking OF The waste land known as Sandy Hook for
quarantine station, will be by the following
TIC, from the washington correspondence of the New
81 1,n~r,,,,,.
r,o nro,an,,,o NJ IN. .,rv ,rc,.,so =, tho ,ooro
endemic in New York have again started the aubories
Of your ne ghbonng city and state on the project OF Sc
Sa'pH oT ,n' ohiauSng tSo ascdedIv n,avorsh vo
action Of the gene al government upon their
for permission OF the latter TO establish their
% W." v, ,Sn yyoin, of Land in anss,ion % had henn
ceded by your sale TO federal authorities for ma
tsona purposes Beng informed Of the intention OF