New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-14
QUARANTINE.
AFFAIRS AT sEGUIys P0IST-ARRIvAL OF ANOTHER
REVENUE CUTTBR--RESIGNATIoN OF POLICEMAN
-pI.If nINas TIL RR RRAnY THIS WEEK.

AFFAIRS AT sEGUIys POIST-ARRIvAL OF ANOTHER
REVENUE CUTrBR--RESIGNATIoN OF POLICEMAN
BUILDINGS To Dg READY THIS WEEK.
Everything still remains quiet at Seguins Point.
On Tuesday the day of the meeting the authorities IL
NewYok fearing the speeches of those who addressed che
Isl anders would influence their hearers that they would al
Point, sent the United States Revenue Cutter Crawford to SIC
assistance of the Cuyahoga This tear however was moi
shared either by Capt wang or by Capt Ho6rook they
felt assured that attack any description would be made.
detachment of policemen were also sent dowr and
10 return 10 their wives families the city Commissioner
Superintendent Kennedy also paid The Point yl
survey OF The Buildings returned the city the day
RESIGNATION OF A POLICEMAN.
Beyond this there has been excitement whatever we
Policeman John Galloway OF the First Precinct Il appears
that Galloway who has been member Of the force for
time had his wife and family residing upon staten Island
visit heD he requested one evening toward 9ighta per-
mission 10 DO This would have been violation OF tho
would be granted The sroDg yearnings Of husband esd
father could not brook delay 50 he went that same evening"
without staying AWAY one had day S sna sS
New York and report himself at his station he did co.
Charges were made against him I deer0 but hs
member OF the Metropolitan Police Force.
TIE WORK UPON HE BUILDINGS.
Lat the @ Cso n,
len ms tns I'll Ssscsnon for the cow and
accommodation OF the police now there
Tie Buildings on the new quaaHne grounds are becoming
RAPIDLY hsbitable. All the accumulated rubbish Is being
rapidly carried away and the top floor has been thoroughly
eeansed aud wbewashed and almost ready be oc
cuped The whole buildng would have been ready by THIS
time If reQuons for materials made by the superineDd
ent Of cleansing had been filed Mr. Acton. bis Wait
Tuesday evening sold this should be done immediately al
there that by the end Of the week everything viii
the reception Of those ship passengers wh0
are unforGna enough 90 have to visit there.
WHAT AN OLD FISHERMAN THINKS OF GUARANTEE
Close the Enclosure that surrounds the building was an
old fisherman by employee In uendng aud patching up hi
boat Surrounding him number Of other fishermen all
Of whom excedy discussing the new quarantine DIM
Guilty At last the old fisherman. with wane OF his paint
brush commanded them 10 silence aud seating himself upon
the eunwa ale Of the boat addressed them IL too bad
Here have been and boy this Island for nigh on my
year During the whole Of that time have followed fsbDg
FOR living Leastways moan. have attended gentlemen
who have come here TO fish during the Summers have
their and taken them TO the best spots FOR tsh
fng By those gentlemen 1 have made my living,
supported my family. and paid my rent: Now In
the Summer months understand rightly the cholera
at lis worst Do you tell that those gentlemen
will come dow fish, with the chances OF catching tLo
cbolerai OF course they won't am ruined man. and am
inst going 10 get somebody TO write ~ MI Acton or Mr.
Schuiz tel them the fix am in and see they cant do
something 70 help me- The old had finished and lie re-
turned with energy to the mepdng OF his boat We
suspect the will prove half as bad as tie people fancy
n. aud after few weeks Of the fishermen find their
business no worse their island in the enjoyment Of its
usual health the excitement will pass away and viii be III
possible find who opposed the action Of the health aa