The New York herald., 1870-06-13

same time threatened a, ,,a,,reat the ono er In
charge OF the schoo r # ne did not leave 1t forth
Dr: Cochran co itinued his naranguing In the most
excited ana ma ntic manner seemingly III great dan
s1s ssee,rr VI thA an apopectic NJ o ~,,n tho force
OF ocers on board the Fletcher the authorities de-
cldeu 70 call assistance, In the shape OF Ihe harpor
Police Doat which they did by going lor ~ when the
serg can't m command promptly directed the boat 10
aC company the Fletcher which was DONE On re-
i<rning 1t was found that Dr. Cochran ana Mr' ffen'
~ MARsHALLING THEIR FORCES
and had assembled some 900 ,lolgsh.o,remen all
threatening 70 disoint the frst 0iicer who would
endeavor to execute the Quarantine officers war
Harb0r Police said they would soon clear the dock 0l
the rabble, but were somewhat AFRAID that, under
the laws n tas IN Of tine
although their desire was gielt
As IL had now become nearly dark little else could
be done by the Quarantine authorit es and those
board the Flet cner decided TO return 10 Quarantine
and leave the Whole matter to the courts.
IL ~ understood complaints Will be made to-day
against the captains OF the vessels who have Wo-
lated the Quarantine laws, as well as against Mr..
Prentice ana DR.. Cochran for opposing aud re-
sHsthg Hstg quarantine oilces In discharge Of their
DIR. cocHRAN's STATEMENT.
Ihe following is SAID 10 be Dr. C0chran's state
ment OF the AFFAIR."
up TO me from the Baltic street dock and told that certain
tine ons was bark At Baltic street, rect 'ai brig at Prsnces
dock and ship ut Union stores Invent tie Baltic street
From the Baltic stree, stores oyer to Pceponts
Fletcher had sraady the shp away from
the %s r Ass s S s s
a sy I no nod 10 to cut 81 e
had got her hawsers ready Just about
start when the order, % cut the When these
anchored beside our docks These quarantine gangs
Of ssa s Of ns ssae m
sov,ee vn oi good counsel. This Is but eontiAu-
past am sos s take Of
they see those Ruts sharss o%
eighty 70 aSssy cents ton sserags and don't want the
want ihs .sa'. Of sIs9Eyu PEo,sesd Tie police boat d
the steamers she attempted any vessel from here
When h fol
sIsf 1a fs
wheaever cant protect the rights OF Brooklyn. When the
s's sr
eyns nm. they came aeress want to Know whether n,
hsTs The Fisscher went 10 New YORK and GO,
quietly gss on board their own boat, The ocers toos
believe SSas Sa 6 sals % board hs seSs when
sends any shp here that bas got anything wrong bur II b
particular Dock II there ANYTHING y wrong % on ne ss
sae let , him keep them there bu. i they ee, clean bin
n ney come here they can 20 e any dock they please
them they do mol 60 into Billy searn dock
H Hsy pss I aars sraohv n am guided By Board
| right
The demonstrative young Brooklynlte has ad
dressed the following letter TO the Quarantine Com
| missioners. IL Will be seen That
GEORGE WANTS INFORMATION
| which, OF course, he VIII get without delay
70 TIE COMMISSIONERS OF QuARANTIHE:-
GENrLEaEN-Wil you please inform by what law oil
by what authority ceraS warehouses this city
svey designated for the reception OF merchandise o
quarantine? And by what right the attempt has been
70 remove vessels from wbarves by direction of
Health Onicer Of the port OF New ork?
BY what section OF law have the Quarantine Commits
s'oners other ocers the right after vessel
quarantine with clean bill Of health dictate what
or wLarves she shall Brooklyn? Yours
GEORGE COCHRAN, Health Oalcer OF Brooklyn.
JUNE IT, 1870
The general sentiment, founded upon DR.. Czech
rams statements, is that If the quarantine authori
Ties grant a permit TO a vessel 10 come up Irou
quarantine the owners have right to bring her. to
any wharf IN Brooklyn.