The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-09
QUAR- ANTINE.

case there would be complete train set from outside 70
the iactory which Of present like powder magazine.
There are number Of loaded cartridges also scattered
about between the buildings which ought to be re-
moved a. once There was difficulty at first
in getting workmen, but the tempting wages
offered by the Commissioners induced some Of
the oystermen TO get their carts out and assist
removing the rubbish Many Of those people received
SIGNIFICANT WARNINGS
yesterday from constituted vigilance committee to
desist from work. On Thursday evening a meet.
Ing was held at Lavands Hotel, Rossve Captain Ellis
acting chairman. Addresses were made by Abraham
wynott lawyer residing a. Huguenos DR.. Edgar and
others The most violent and innammatory kind Of
language was used on the OCCASION and u number OF
resolutions condemnatory Of the proposed quarantine
adopted Al the meeting consisted pr ncpaly Of inter-
ested parties and the resolutions were in substance SINH
lar to those of previous convention OF the Islanders,
already published in the HERALD, II ID needless TO
give Them large mass meeting OF those who OPP
posed TO the new quarantine will be held at Richmond
erected AT the Point for the present. it supposed
that the factory when fed up, will afford sufficient
accommodations for the probable number Of
THE HOSTILE FEELINGS OF THE oYsTEgMEN
against the establishments Of quarantine at Seguin's
Point are not directed against the police garrison there
as the Mcirppolitans have difficulty in obtaining
oysters, milk and vegetables from them They stated To
Of the members the force that they had nothing
AGAINST Them and acted accordingly. The following
der was issued the captain in command of the force
Tor the regulation Of discipline and duty
GENERAL oBDER-yo.l
Until further orr he w." T 10 OBJ
The day duty wiz at O'Clock NJ There
nn no 5 se pSe s time Of
s Who nsse % b p ana p9 with men
other movements OF body OF on the approach Of
1 n d a S on bnes a sho sey
fuse to ha or give ,saeery sconnt Of hemssyss the
pistol, and f,li back ON the inner line Of posts
one or two each the circumstances require
duty s Gs Sss all s Il. the
.hey win Immediately alarm the whole command in reserve
four A. n and tsn NJ The section ~ Of the
alarm being given they viii form in two ranks in the
yard IN front Of HEADQUARTERS and await further orders
Ssn e nd tina" The men r. and e
leave the enclosure without the captains or
s or citizens e. aoss employed on
psSa a Y TrS ne The s ospsn or AS serssan
except those deteilsd there.
Captain Hobrook was relieved Of the command Of the
post by Captain Walng who was there during tho riots
OF 1867.
INCIDENTS OF THE OCCUPATION.
An amusing incident occurred Thursday night
One OF tho advance pckets on the bridge over which the
road from rrnces Bay station alarmed by
noise in the marsh beyond the creek he was guarding
Immediately after he heard arushng through the grass
and thinking that large body OF the enemy was ap-
preaching he dIscharg his revolver that direction
Tie entire outside lilo Of pckets fell hack to the
expected assault Judge Of their surprise and charn,
when after time accommodating party discovered
that the attacking forces consisted OF large black dog
who had ed in that direction Constant communi-
cation Is kept up between the garrison and CuteA aud
Captain Faunce Of the latter has made obsery atoms in
the immediate vicinity OF the enclosure In order
that in even. Of All attack he win know what
points he may train his guns on. In the yard
The police engaged yesterday in constuc ing rude
bedstcads and fitting mp their quarters Superintendent
Depew, who has succeeded Colonel Ellison WAS direct
lug the work men pushing forward the
rIi-
The buildings VIII not be ready for occupation be-
fore Wednesday next on account of he quantity of COM
busble matter TO be removed, and the amount OF car
pentry work 20 be done. The very ground around the
buildings is combustibe, tho sand is covered with
pitch aud rosin, and II will require thorough scraping
aud renovating. The soop and police boat visit the
Point dag, conveying lumber provisions and other
sufficient to accommodate tho mbcr OF well pas
senges from the cholera ships, tents VIII be erected in
the yard.
FAST SIDE OF STATEN ISLAND.
The universal sentiment Of the inhabitants OF the VII,
lagos the east side o. Staten Island rs OF decided
opposition 10 the occupation Of any part OF the Island Tor
The purl ose of quarantine hospital IL Is seldom that
instance ~ found where the entire body OF tho people
are so unanInO in the expression OF their dsapproba
ton in III They not very demons,rative,
bu the general tone Is Que Of sen resignation and sub
mission TO alleged evil which they fear they canno,
avert Here yet meetings have been held or steps
taken 10 organize any attempt whatever IN opposition 10
it. Whether TIA 8 denotes tina, they are coong down
little nov that the first shock which the intelligence Of
the occupation gave them 10 passed, that
they arc awaiting the decision Of the committee
peryisors OF Richmond county to take action IN
tho matter IL Is difficult at present TO say The express
sion Of discomfort and dissatisfaction though universal
remains but individual Being at good distance from
the oin they not so bitter or excited ns the In
habtants In the immediate neghborhood OF that place
Now and then, however persons are found who are sun
very much excited on the subject and discuss their
with evident guso. gentleman al Clifton Was
yesterday In bis denunciaons Of the people Of
New York Forgetting That they had nothing TO do with
the matter and themselves very often victims 10
the whns OF their country cousins he asked 'what do
tia of kev Ynrk "a In rs
thought 10 ruin us, few weeks ago. by sending us the
Exc law and the police, and now they want 20 k us
by sending the cholera What are they going 20 send
ms nexts' 9th persons give their views dispass
atcy and stat calmly, yet with evident soreness, why
they consider they are badly treated
They claim they have another reason 70 oppose the
location OF quarantine hospital on Staten Island bes des
among them in consequence. That Ia. the injury II
will do great many persons In business point OF view
OF inhabitants % this portion Of II engaged during
tina, time boarding house and retaurant hcepers and
various other branches Of trade dependent for snccess
the arrival o. lsrTe numb Of visitors They con-
tend that the 10 alton Of the quarantine hospital ON
any part of Tie island will deter these visitors from
coming there and that in consequence the large sums OF
money usually spcnt with them will be diverted other
localities They agree that the laws Of humanity prompt
us 10 remove tho Passengers who have hitherto escaped
also provide proper land accommodations for the sick
where they viii have better chance o. Lowering man
But they contend at Coney Island or West Bank are
far suitable places for the erection OF hospitals tnu
Island That Ssgun's Point should he se.c oil in pre-
ference those parcs IL particularly disagrceablc 10
them and In always mentioned With indignation
ting DECREASE IN CAsEs--pR. BissELL's REPORT.
The rcpsuts received for the last few days from he
cholera and nop shps IN tn lower bay show great
dectea~e ma the nr nber OF deaths and new cases aud
the has, report nr Bisscll has The exceedingly
graiif sg intel gene that the 7th instant there
NJ new admitted To- the hospal ship Falcon The
istOraDic she epidemic has taken and the Increased
scc nnodaous which recent arrankemt nts have gwen
the Quhn,uc auihori'ie. give u barry promise that -
very shrt thce viii not boa snse Of cholera
| in thu vicinity
Tie follow the reports oi deaths and admissions
| received iron Dr. nissel.-
HOeitTsL SUR FALcog. June G. 1850.
simon Tefar, aged ~. native oi England. Died.
ANA Mara Olsen aged y, native OF Llerion, Sweden,
dol.
Nov adm tod;
Jolsnna Peterson, srsd 80, native OF Denmark
Asna. fsi..s AGED native ~ Copenhagen, Dcnmsrk
CArv Larsen Ksed y, native ~ faiston. Denmark
Larsen returned 10 tie shp Portsmouth cured aud
came back aasln ssek. = -
HOSPITAL sur FaLrOS, lime 1919
Eco Pre-tcnt Quarantine toni ssivus
Dear SnAitc h.ve the feTprt OF the hospital shp
~ 49, 49,