The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-02
COMPLETE LIST OF NAMES
leS above meutipnpd.-


Charles Stewart, Thomas McCasery, Of
William Garike. ana Addison Schultz,
John Fuller. OF Company James ii. Green,
A, - regiment. James keogh ana
Charles Taylor Andrew Reid, VI COM
Sergeant Delaney, FREDERICK vermeslle OF
Michael Toomcy, Company -.
David Flannefy, John Lynch,
John Haynes. Thomas Wilson,
Joseph Huber. Joseph Mower.
Francis kearns James Fullerton and
William Beardsley, John McCann, VI Com
John Ward pany f..
William R0tes, - Lauchebaugh,
Conrad Bandiger, william rurpcnning,
Charles Dietrich, Frederick Appel,
Joseph Williams. Irwin Birnstien, and
Frederick Dreamer, George Einse Of the
Alexander Chesom and band.
The following IL a list OF the attendants upon tho
aboye:-M ilialn Lane. Of Company q William Welsh,
William Keser James Burke and Lewis Wicker OF
Company E; John Donohugh, or Company r, Elev-
enth and Charles Appleby, prisoner.
The following il
LIST OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN
sick with yellow fever, and removed nom Cover.
nor's Island to the Quarantine Hospital
Mrs. Fuller. Eliza Jones.
Mrs. Jones. George Fuller.
Mrs. Allen Robert Allen.
Henry Jones, Of Company q, and George Henry
Jones' william Jones and James Fuller.
In addition Ms 20 ae m Esv M Page whose
died yesterday, and several are IN a critical con-
dilon. Or. Carnochan and DR.. Reid have been I'M
firing in their iabors connected with TINS terrible
pestiencc, and were all day at quarantine yesterday
| devotlng themselves TO the comfort aud restoration
Of the patients. rney express the belief that most
| OF the cases can now be saved, ana that the
sures adopted by the Health oiicer will not only
| prevent the fever rom spreading RON Governors
Island TO New York and Brooklyn. but viii
IL Is fortunate that the island was under
military discipline, as the pronptness with which
DR.. Carpochans directions have been carried
out by the commander, General Mcneil. has greatly
facilitated the removal OF the sick and the preyeri-
ton OF further Infection, while at The same tame,
perfect order and tranquility have been maintained
NOW that cool weather IL coming on the danger Will
soon be passed, but II Is terrible TO realize what
might have been hal the lever broken out lew
present time would place the lives OF New York anu
Brooklyn in imminent jeopardy, and perhaps spread
pestilence through the country.
ADDITIONAL CASES
OF yellow fever were also received yesterday at the
| Quarantine Hospital from New Orleans vessels. The
| steamship George Washington arrived Yesterday
| clean bin OF health: but came Ia with Of The
| crew. John Hart very SICK with the tever.
the steamship Mississippi, seven days from New
Orleans and with clean bill OF health also arrived
/ yesterday with two scamen, Henry Sinldt and OTTO
/ Sivnsk, sick with the disease
I THE STEAMSHIP DR. SOTO,
4 which arrived on Tuesday at Quarantine has had
more cases on board. This vessel lett New Orleans
! on the 18th inst and Havana the I'D
| with sugar, tobacco, cotton, forty crew, five
! passengers and no b of health. She was IN New
| Orleans seven days and IN Havana two an half
days. Al the latter place she sent TO hospital VIII
| liam Huxley second sleward), Peter Devin and
| George Weeks waiers, and Jonn Murray tfireman)
suffering with yeloa' fever. ON The 23d OF Septem-
Der Charles O'Keefe water TOOK SICK and died Of
| the disease on the 27th. The chief engineer was
sick, but ~ now on duty again. The steward, J.
| Gnlfoylc, was removed to the hospital the arr
| val OF the steamer at quarantine. Yesterday the
first assistant engineer y. Buriingame ana the sec
removed from the DE soto 70 the Quarantine Hos
1 pltai.