The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-29
every one else In Perth Amboy believed him to be o
man OF strict honor ana integrity.
MEETING OF TIE QUARANTINE CoMMIs.
S.OyERS.

Repiy-The Dealth Onicer Sustained BY tho
Board-ArrivnIs from Iufscted Ports.
Yesterday afternoon the Commissioners OF Quar-
ant'ne held their stated weekly meeting, In their
rooms, No. Exchange court Mr. schell In the chair.
DR.. Carnochan, the Health Onlcer was present. and
submitted to the Commissioners the appeal OF J. L.
Phlpps Co. and Funk, Edge Co., and his answer
thereto.
THE ArrrAL or the My,ouASTs 90,
To Jous Health ocer Of The ssp PORT New
Gsoek you psos eei'asa on IL
be- fysp h. RIO to Ills must
YORK sai ss.. n has bee been fS
% ss ss ss 81. R Of
ss nolss L. pApp. Co.. a.
the con.snees o. said OF coffee ant Funk Edge Co..
appeal he 70 Se @ ouch az
u Very % s %SS
servants, j. l.. Philips \ co.
DIR. cAESocHAN's STATEMENT.
The paper hereto snnsxed pporing 70 10 an appeal
81 S % re .ss 70 such ds'
The vessel 10 question arrived this from Rio Jsnsro
Nv ana .s
a s.s' s sss an
permitted by the Health oncer with the approval OF tho
the 's raw n % Ss ss
by law subjected to quarantine of thirty that after
board permit wo.d granted for the discharge OF tho
been made or given by me 10 reference 10 the YES
se or except In regard to the cleansing and umsAon
Therefore respectfully submit that arisen
appeal :, .v,a.rc. ,,,, .,....,.o,
pend hereto list OF vesses from that having OF
yellow fever board either IN port passaye
@ Will be s so at yoW isver %
The w thou
evidence Of the 5aement OF the disease at tba, port Tho
In answer the usual Inquiries of the boarding oIcer tho
po e, bun s' na NO % r
cd that she had sent two OF the crew 70 the hospital at 30
tins OF the existence yellow fever Janero
deem mSse grossly nssectra Of the public heh should
allow either the .srgo up immediately to
j. NJ. cARNocHAY, Health Officer.
The following Is the list above referred:-
HEALTH OFFICES prpAararsr,l
Vessels from Rio Janeiro having OF yellow
%p Ssa Has hi Ss
APRIL 2i--Brg Johann Had four men sick with yellow
fever leaving RIO was obliged to put back FOR new
ApRr 90. Brig Martha Stevens. Was obliged to put back,
~' ApRT MIN F se,ow ,sser vo . p
NAY l4.-Brg Fairy. Captain and mate died Of yellow
MAY 5srs had several Of the cre~ ia hospital
Nay tsv srg Ma MargSss e mate and one sick with
disease The cap aus wife died the passage home
Sss hr ss IN. ye csw
MAY I-Bart Friien had five men in hospital at RIO with
yellow fever three OF whom died All the crew were more
MAY III Hans man on the passage to this
port from yellow fever Several of the sck
MAY 81 Brig Moses Rogers the captain, his wife and
nephew and all the crew but two were sick with yellow fever
MAY s9hark Else Schmidt lost four at Rio with ycl
JUNE lRsrk Brszileria had Ave in hospital at Rio
nad death from ey on ~ nnsn one h. man
5ySE Brig Selma hs sls men 10 hospital a Rio with
flour flour men II hospital al Rio q who% s.Dan .a
and one IN hospital at Rio with yellow ever the latter
JuSr sark Fyen had two men in hospital a, Rio with
yellow fever, Of whom left behind
After the above pap.rs had been read BY tne
until the executive session OF the Board.
DIR. CARNOcHAN said ne thought
THE SUBJECT SHOULD BE DISPOSED OF
at once. as It was clearly matter which made no
case for an appeal
Mr.. JOHNSON, The counsel to the Commissioners,
having been appealed 10 by Mr.. Bell for his opinion
In the matter said that n the Commissioners re-.
ceived the reply OF DR.. Carnochan true there was
no case FOR an appeal as from the following 1t could
TIE LAW COVERED THE CASE EXACTLY.
to quarantine follows FrstA from any place
where disease subject 70 existed the time OF
place and proceeded thence YORK or On board OF
occurred the L., day Of April and The ,s
dsy OF November shall remain at quaaatns FOR
their cargo shall have been discharged and shall perform
ers may prescribe the Health ocsr with ths
al Of the Quarantine Commissioner. shall sooner gran,
The Health Onlccr, continued Mr.. Johnson boards
o vessel upon her arrival. aud % ne ascer-
tains that she came from ah e:ted port she comes
under this section aud does not require any decision
OF the Health Officer.
Mr.. BELL COULD NOT AGREE
with Mr.. Johnson and quoted The following section
OF the law 10 SHOW that the Health Oalcer should
make decision In the OF every vessel that ar
rlves:--
decision the Health Ocer and tho captain or master OF
ni,on sr ana no 90 n.o,nsa iSreoi msiiney aer his
lheefrom without the written permission of the Of
vessel to the Mayor Of the city New York. tue Mayor OF
ys e 9i Sro9y secDdns 70 the destination Of such
be received by said master.
DR.. CARSocnAN said he had OF cours, ordered the
We sci IN question to remain below buthc md never,
as stated In the appeal ordered Ter t. depart from
Lower to Upper Quarantine; whereupin Mr.. bell said
he did not be fully unders AMI the case and tlat
he was now fully convinced that the Health Ofricer
had taken
THE PROPER GROUND.
Mr.. BARTON moved that Or. Carnocnan's report be
received and tDat the gentlemen making the appeal
be notified hat the Health Onicer mas mate MS
return to the Commissioners, and that 1t can be seen
Dr.. CARNocHAS next submitted the following
report or the arrival Of nected vessels at this port
since the 25th INST He had no., he said heretofore
made regular reports of their arrivals, because ne
DID NOT WISH 70 ALARM
the people OF New York; hut lately ne had noticed
that sew raj newspapers were Charging that he was
OBTAINING vessels which arrive here with clean bills
OF health, and he was OBJ iged TO give publicity to
their arrivals to protect HIMSELF
Bark Saga, J. s. Garyin ate J. r. Garvn, Guantanamo
May 70, via Fortune Island June 49, with sugar and mo-
lasses to master. Has bill health DISCHARGED csrpo
At Santiago and then went to Guantan April 49, May
IL or the named Thomas Forbes stck
and died OF yellow fever three DAYS after On the day
out from Guantanamo the captain and seamen were
taken sick and OF the latter died nut into
Fortune Island and sent to hospital the captain Garvn
and David Garvn, William Belts Johu Ford scamen All
OF whom died OF yellow fever The remainder OF
well on arrival
schooner Oliver Pamrell Port au Prince II days with
logwood TO Young, Smith Co. Had three sick with
yellow fever st Port au Prince.
Bark g. W. Roosevelt Hammonan. Havana. Is days. with
sugar, to James E. Ward.
The report was received and placed on rle and
after ansacting some other business OF ttl6 i'm.
portance the Commissioners adjourned.
MUSIC IN THE PA3KS.
The Department OF Pablo Parks announce that II