The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-14
THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS TUESDAY MORNING. APRIL

The station for vessels under observation entering
Port Royal Roads will oe near the inner nghtship,
towards ST. Helena Island, which will also be the
station for the quarantine ofscer.
VIII. The quarantine hereby established being
deemed sufficient for the protection of all ports in
North and South Carolina all quaranhnes establish.
ed by ohe: authority in those States are, and will
be, suspended SO long the military quarantine is
in operation
TX The Medical Director VIII establish such sani.
tay regulations as may be required FOR the several
ciilcs and towns in this Military District. The Quar-
termaRter's Department and Post Commanders will
afford the necessary facilities, when required by the
Medical Director, to enforce the regulations he may
establish.
\. Regulations to be observed on board OF all ves-
sells Detained at quarantine
1st. Universal cleanliness must be preserved on
board
ID The torecastle steerage and cabin to be
scrubbed, and then well sp:inkled with chloride Of
lime, and other means Of disinfecton shall be used
as may be directed by the Quarantine Officer.
Sd. All foul wearing apparel and bed clothes Of
the officers, passengers and seamen, must be wash
ed. aired and disinfected.
4th. The tilge water must be completely pumped
out twice day at least and water from alongside be
put in the pump until the water so pumped out shall
be clear and free from any offensive smell.
5th. Wind sails must be constantly kept up in
each hatchway, and trimmed 10 the wind, except
when weather or discharge Of cargo prevents.
9th. Commanders of vessels are accountable for ell
irregularities committed board their respective
vessels and for the conduct of such Of their people
as they may send on shore by permission OF the
Quarantine officer; and il any person shall leave
vessel in quarantine or go beyond the limits assign
ed to such person by competent authority, report
thereof must be Immediately made TO the Quarantine
officer. Any person so offending shall, on conviction,
suffer such punishment as military commission
may direct subject to the approval of the Command
ing General.
7th. AL persons whatever, belonging to vessel at
quarantine, strictly prohibited from leaving the
vessel, except with the written permission Of the
Quarantine officer.
Sth. All persons whatever, belonging to vessel at
quarantine, are strictly forbidden TO take on board
any person who did not arrive in such vessel or my
person who has not regular permit from the Quar-.
anine officer.
9th. All communication between vessels at quaran-
tine Is expressly prohibited.
10th. No boat craft is permitted to so alongside
Of vessel at quarantine for any purpose whatever,
except the master thereof shall have written per-
mission from the Quarantine officer.
11th Provisions and other necessaries intended to
be sent on board vessels at quarantine must follow
the same rules and regulations which apply to other
communications with the vessel.
10Th. Colors must be worn at halfmsst, and a
Light must be hoisted at night long as the vessel
is detained at quarantine.
18th. Any person who shall wilfully or knowingly
violate, offend against disobey any Of these or
ders or any orders Of the Quarantine officer, shall.
upon conviction thereof, be imprisoned for period
not exceeding twelve months and be fined In sum
not exceeding two thousand dollars, or be subje:t to
such ether punishment as military commission
may direct, subject to the approval Of the Command
ing General for each and every offence.
14th AL persons sent or taken TO any or either Of
the Quarantine Hospitals, shall be charged two dol
lars per diem during their continuance there, for
attendance and other accommodations; and If in
capable Of paying, the captain, owner or consignee
shall be responsible.
BY command of Brevet Major-General ED. R. S.
CASBY. LOUIS Y. CAZIARC,
Aide-de-Camp,
Acting Assistant Adjutant.General.