The New York herald., 1866-06-26
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The following which forwarded to the Sanitary
Inspector Of the Sixth district reference to the
THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD.
Business for the Sanitary Commissioners. Enter Third
railroad Look at their filthy noors seldom
if swept out. Smell the sinking cushions, alive
with vermin. Inspect the companys stables, opposite
the depot Sixty fifth street Inspect the shed along
the sidewalk where horses stand TO cool off and drop
their excrements and smell the atmosphere, which
would sunocate beast This company is privileged
nuisance. Everybody knows thousands are exposed
daily.
PASSENGERS OF THE STEAMSHIP UNION.
Yesterday morning. at ten O'Clock, the Irish and Eng
lsh passengers on the steamship Union, numbering
about one hundred and seventy persons, among whom
no case OF cholera has appeared since their separation
from their German fellow emigrants twenty-three DAYS
SINCE conveyed from that vessel tug to the emf
grant depot Castle Garden and thence forwarded to their
several destinations The passengers of the steamship Pc
ruvan who were removed last week to the Illinois, were
few days since returned board the Peruvian, that
vessel in the interim having been thoroughly cleaned
has appeared though while the Illinois cases were
nearly of daily occurrence Yesterday there were only
nineteen cases remaining board the hospital ship Fal
con, and all on board the Illinois, Peruvian and Ports
mouth were WELL The following is
DIR. BIssEIL's LAST REPORT.
=. =, HosPITAI SHIP FALCON, June %. 1866
DEAR SIR beg leave that since last there
the hospital ship Falcon little girl aged four from
We @ The saas
this morning The Falcon is being thoroughly purified
'''' '''''' D. i. BissELL, Deputy Health omcer
QUARANTINE NOTICE TO MARINERS.
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grees north lattude the Mexican ports the spanish Main.
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MEETING AT sTAPLEToN.
The Anti Quarantine Committee met yesterday, at half
past four T. NJ, at Gieser's Hotel, at stapeton, l.
transacting any business owing to the fact that their
action to have been based the decision OF Judge
thew are awaiting the ultimate disposal Of the case be-
fore taking any further steps.
APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION AGAINST THE
QUARANTINE COMMISSIONERS.
special term of the Supreme Court OF the Second
Judicial District kings county, was commenced yester
day in the Court House Of BROOKLYN, before judge
Barnard. The Of Henry II. seguine aud Others
against Jackson 8. Schultz aud the Metropoli-
tan Board of Health called temporary
injunction was obtained two weeks ago against the
defendants the Quarantine Commissioners and the Com
mssi0ners Of Emigration restraining them from making
use Of segunes Point Staten Island for the purposes
Of landing passengers baggage from infected ships
and yesterday was set down for hearing the arguments
Of counsel on both SIDES James 7. Brady, A. W. Wi
the plaintiffs, and Mr. C. Tracy for Board Of HEALTH
The suit is brought by Henry H. seguine, Abraham j.
The reading Of the andavits sworn in the occu.
pied considerable time.
AFFIDAVIT sEGuNR.
The afndavit of Mr. II. II. segune is very long He
that he Is the house landed property
to the value Of $50 600 in the ghborhood Of the dis
tct taken possession by the defendants for
purposes; that the defendants have commenced pro-
pare buildings for the reception and Of PATIENTS
persons clothing and baggage to be deposited there from
vessels under quarantine at the Quarantine anchor
age In the lower bay infected with cholera and other
quarannable scases, and from the floating hospital
anchorage,
used occupied for the reception detention and Of
such PATIENTS persons clothing baggage and from
port of New York infected with cholera or other
qaarantinable diseases and that tho defendants
threaten to use the place In question, aud
using it for the aforesaid purpose. Deponcut
he believes such use and occupation IL wholly
tended for the establishment and regulation of quaran-
tine; that within circuit of two miles ftom Seguines
Point there is population of at least thousand in
habtants that within circuit Of four miles from
Segulnes Point there era thriving Villages; that
pass daily within mile OF segunes Point aud that If
the defendants carry out their intention the property
Of deronent and the other plaintiffs aud Of all
persons in the vicinity will be seriously In
jured and deprecated in valuo, and the mar.
ket value thereof greatly diminished, II not
destroyed and that the value Of the dcponcn property
and the value of he property of the other plaintiffs AMI
OF the persons residing in the vicinity would b. less ned
and deprecated at least one third In conclusion Mr.
Scguine states that the establishment Of tho quarantine
ground at Seguine's Point would greatly endn tho
lives and health of said pop ation, OF dcponeni, SAID
plaintiffs their families aud the residents OF the whole
OF Richmond county, and very likely lead 10 The intro
ducton Of pestilencc and dangerous infectious disease
and that II would seriously interfere with TIE of
those who engaged a the locality in dispute In tho
planting and marketing Of oysters
This affidavit was supported by others from A. J.
Wood, A. Latourcte, DR. solomon Andrews, Dr Edgar
and Dr. f. W. Hubbard. An affidavit b. the Pres dent
OF the Emigration Committee read, to the effect that
tho intention of the commission not 10 bring SICK
p their clothing or baggage TO the shore
matter with what disease they might be affected They
deny every allegation OF the plaintiffs an affidavit from
William {. Anderson physician and member OF the
Quarantine Commission, was to the effect that hc believed
the Health Oihccr had power to send well persons on
shore and that this would not tend to spread the disease
among tho inhabitants cyrus W. Curtis testified to The
Counsel then read the affidavit OF Jackson Schultz
President Of the Board Of Health, embodying the
points Of the defence After referring The efforts
had been made procure suitable quarantine
station at Sandy Hook, Barren Island Concy Island,
Mr. schultz shows what has been done in relation To
gunes Point and states that buildings have been hired
there and money to the amount OF g. 600 laid out
them TO render them suitable for the purpose required
He that the same will be wholly lost f the nunc
on herein Is maintained DepoDent further says that
IL not the intention 10 place sad land in seid
buildings or In any Of them any person sick with any
contagious infectious or quarannabie or any other
disease any persons, who there Is good reason TO
suppose have any such disease but only place there
such persons have we'd upon vessels where cholera
has prevailed 10 keep them under observation for such
length Of time medical men may advise s necessary
proper for the purpose Of ascernng they have disease
about them, and thus TO prevent the introduction o
cholera into the community. lie adds that u persons
become sick after landing they will be at once removed
to the floating hospital and that IL is not Intended to
continue the Of such premises for such purposes
longer than til next fall He denies tho allie alton
made In the affidavit OF Mr. Seguinc; asserts that tie
establishment OF the station IN question would neither
ondangcr the health Of the inhabitants lessen the
value Of their property, and adds that Mr. une called
him and offered 10 sell 10 tho Board OF Health the
property owned by him for the purpose required by the
Board. Dcponcnt believes he would not have done
had been probable that the OF said premises,
any premises would have been injurious TO the health OF
the inhabitants That the only premises proposed 10 be
erected other than those already there barracks for
the police, and that the premises are not permitted to
be used proposed other proper place be pro-
cured, and that the well persons must be either kept on
shipboard or turned loose on the community.
The afidavis OF Henry W De Puy aud lr swinburne
support the statements made by Mr. schultz
The Judge took the papers and reserved his decision
MORTALITY LIST or BROOKLYN
From the statement Of tho Health Inspector OF Brook
yn 70 the Board of Health for the week ending Saur
lasf ANN her We x-lnnr