New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-12
QUARANTINE.


OF the Ansi-qnP. rautine FOrcrs-Enj""eiion
Against the f,oard Of Iier.ih-Ihe V'"rhh-
tine Nc.ropoiis-Arrival OF the "e""
-. Cha,era Patients were Treated az
liverpool. IN,
I'm Staten Island the voice of the inhabitants sui
ont ouv against the occupation of segnins Point py
tho Health authorities The quarrel continues thus ir WIN
words only; no blows have been given or reeeheu' Inv
aborer % in number all residents OF the sano' dnn'
rup,edy continue the work Of cleansing ana preparing ~
bindings TO accommodate the well passengers VINO ae VI
infected ships Nj Depuy who oversees tnis pusnes'
pn,bng the matter as rapidly the circumstances VI" p
mi, U force however Is not all could be wished nav
inc beeu selected from among those who asked LOT "orA "n
seem altogether unaccnstomed TO the new duties tA,y ~
called upon to perform. For the most part they arc V
farmers and fishermen than mechanics ont they use
harrow with considerable ygor, and whltewashDrus"
effectively II not arstcay. partial transformation haS
already taken place under their maDpuaons and the deso
late and deserted candle urpeDne mandatory begins 10
assume the appearance Of wekept and admirably hahagu
| benevolent institution
Tho Iander particularly leaders Of the party that
never battle using the recent action oil the bo VI
Health to their individual interests we 40 NOT nro
merely reuoat the rumor day. but read the indications
which all NAV those who are being led intercourse
with the better classes Of czensthose who make popular
opuiou for the sandteaches the turn affairs nave taAen
and predicts the end Of tho Quarantine uscu
um-nterest has enlisted IN the saibe c"usr '
fondly hopes ure Board OF Excise by raid against
the Board of Health combined forces have large
influence opposition to justice and between the TWO great
deal of i'll feeling been engendeed which under the cir
cumstances that gave BIRTH may readily be expanded INTO
q very bad and dangerous force.
The MASS MEETING.
The meeting to take place this evening o'clock we have
no aoub will be largely attended. The village OF Richmond
has been base operations and the opponents OF
Sunday Quarantine regulations will be gathered To-
gether TO compare and prepare plans OF an active u
summer campaign The elements to be Of one with
each other both and eewhere and even when no c1
cuse ia given for action they fully able to manufacture
by the skl manpuitions Of the and the exciting por
tons other ufc lent excitement to serve any van
purpose We do not know what viii be done tns alc
noon bn We are aware that threats been freely made
that emgrants whether sick well Will not be perntten 10
90 ashore island and that unless the Health AUTHORITIES
abandon their purpose the buildings Seguins Point will not
be allowed to stand These do not seem 70 De mercy 'o
Of Se people 'N' '00''' OO' '''' ''
Major uon on other hand who resides near GiaoIds
Station visited Capt Holbrook yesterday ana as ' h
thai respectable people the island have no ieehg nos
10 The ENDORSEMENT of an emgrsn station where passengers
on their way TO may be ceaused and dsuieced
made by the Quarantine and Health Commissioners They
propose 10 orcbe means to eject the author
the officer in command Of he police force ana ms on
or S Sca s and they e Assuring him there was no
danger Upon latter point there is great scope io ~
versty opinion aud the authorities in command Of ,ne
Point do not all satisfied tina. violence wall not DC a.
tempted What the meeting this afternoon may say an" So% mo-
mon With good citzcus earnestly hope may De
sin farther arouse already indignant aud excited popu
| INJUNCTION AGAINST THE USE OF sEGUINs POINT As
| QUARANTINE STATION.
An application made Yesterday morning 10 Judge par
nard Of the supreme Court bIookyn oy hesrs in, ~
wcsieTvclt behalf Of Mr. segun ana others s u
| Wesiled Staten Island known as seguihs i9int lo'
%PST1f aud the Em
ion from using the place as @ mad are that The
nronerty Of the resident. OF Island would be injured
aud put jeopardy by ssng the Point io ms pJf
oans they do not object TO the erection oil Das
but the landing Of passengers and baggage Lhe CTn.
sa9 ass S r ' 81 s4saed o "0 VEGAS '"' ' "
Ti Is he Grst movement In the direction Of attempt at
ccctment II oreshadowcd during the interview be
tween Capt Holbook and Major Guyon and while hey con
ressw his trouble and are fully prepared meet it, Judge
BosWorh member OF the Board examined the matter N all
boul take place As seguins Point will be used
Quarantine station IN any legitimate sense Oh .haS ~ eh mn
ships fancy the VII only DC sTses',S s rnp 1tS
s See sTs, y ina aushortes belong.
and TO the they have legally the same gbt that tue
chased Tni Is the ground the Board OF Health
take and Win this defense they fel prepared to meet the IN
question and for Which, we doubt not remedy viii be
| THE QUARANTINE GRAVEYARD.
This isolated desoae metropolis though not entirely
fallen dsnse to have been sadly neglected Yes
engaged in bnrying some dead bodies
from the Falcon perhaps and greater care was used nan mas
recently been taken these cases Heretofore understand
this dniy performed at night II is done during
the day The bodies were placed 10 Paiu neat eo,s and
the graves carefully marked for the beneht Of end who
frequently cxhume dead and bury them other places
Fences will repaired and the grounds put in good condition
during the presence OF the protecting police foree-proye
they long been prevented We saw the dead boat
gloomy looking and Ike craft making its noseless
from the Falcon the burial place and reminded US OF the
Charon night while the Bay became 10
fancy. thought OF the dead realization OF the ~
bed Acheon And then we thought that the staten
condemned their spirits wander its shores FOR cen
before permitting them to cross Its waters 10 the iahd
beyond
The Helveta, another Of the unfortunate ships upon
which the Asiac destroyer took passage from Liverpool ar
rived Quarantine yesterday morning with 80 passengers
history Of the disease between her decks has already
been partially made public II contains some lessons con
the treatment OF choera on ship board that Our au
thore. have been much too long IN learning aud that The
the shore aud the dsincton OF the ship DESTROYED
the diseased Aer these precautions the emgrants reem
barked and during passage Of 10 days Of sickness
occurred The last death from cholera took place IL days
prior the time Of starting so that s6 days have elapsed
without temperance Of the disease The following affidavit
made by ships Surgeons to the Board Of Health
yesterday afternoon by the Deputy Health oneer: ,sa
We the undersigned surgeon. on the steamer eve,a depoe sud
,ad ,e srpoo having o 10 With choss en- route from Liver
pool ouson.9wn No Others .c.ened unit, We Ietarnsd 70 Liver
person child which proved fatal r,svou. to IL death wa.
C.boui o These were removed Cholera ut The
there were 10 Of hospital. These p.'',nse!.
few OF the English only .iesened s!sr being re-
moved shore The principal es were Germans or Norwss.'
well passengers There few on board from the
% n'l Al soS S S and Clothing ws1s Destroying E
erpco The ship n the csansn and b' condition There
well doring that pshod-2e day.
| wmLIAx PAyNEE. Assistant Surgeon
Subscribed and sworn TO before me ,hl. nm day Of ja9e ON