New-York tribune., 1872-08-16
rrvrp- -sUIPs IN THE BAY.


NM, cprv OF THE NUMANCfk sAFE-oTliER
i'iN ,ppIvAIs-TERRoR ON LONG ISLAND.
uboro were 70 patients from the Numancia
.. W., pont Hospital yesterday, and when Health
omosr uosb,r made his visit he found that, VITA Two
oon,ions the sick we're convalesoent. The SICK arc
n,der the care OF DIR. Ma,ias Carbo the hrst meuca
oe,cer Of the Numanoia, and he Is said TO DC nhreI
ting in his attention to them. He Is also much
pleased with the Hospital and its arrangements
Tho Numancia herself is clear OF sickness, ana Dr.
vanderpoe asserts that there is danger to be appre
handed from her presence In the Bay. He states that
the wind cannot carry the contagion ashore The one
possble peril s from infected articles floating from the
vessel to the land but this danger Is carefully guarded
against and the officers OF the ship give an assurance
that nothing shall be thrown overheard.
DIR. Vanderpoel credits the Spanish officers WIN "h
earnest desire to second his Efforts In conversation
with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday he also claimed tha
he was not responsible for the anchorng of the Nu-
mancia in the Upper Bay, and stated that the Quara
tine regulations for the Summer months issued every
year, expressly provide for contingency OF hs hu
Dr. Vanderpoel further stated thht f1d aDde and that
yesterday, he called on Commssoner Bun. to 10 pSe
which will be done at y. H. today. l., ,or, ,roro
The following deaths on the voyage ana IN pVss
reported yesterday to Heah oraonroez 0Ger on Aug
and Don Modesti Gondra on Aug pam pai''TB, BonTon on
There are now three other feyer,ships In the Bay @
beside the Numancia but these vessels are All III lhc
Tower Raw Tho American brig Sea Bra capt; SaI,'
arrived Yesterday afternoon from MaracaD0, July ~
Gustavns Gusspt the steward, died on Meunesihy
night and leaves widow at No "A IN ts JSt e RE
LANES Read age 3d. Swede, Is now prosuacu WIN '"'
disease and has been removed TO west BANK, - !,
The Johann Friedrich, Capt kelI, from pavanu" 10 "a
| Mar Jamaica, to Stettn, put lntO lls hdiD1i Oa
| Wadnosdav afternoon six men OF her crew OF nine
| having died The following are the names: Jonn
Friend and boy named Werner died on July loi the
mate Kremkrow died July 10; boatswain Vergeln ana
| seaman Schmidt died July 90; and the COOK, ocnului
| died Jny o. Capt Ke desired 10 ship new crew anu
nroceed af once on mis- voyage but this Health Ocer
Vanderpoel declined TO allow, nasmuch as spcn 'oy
age would probably be fatal to any seanen engagtu
he third infected vessel is the American DriR lDerty
Cant Deyereux which also arrived on Wednesday, ~
darrs from Manzanillo, in CuDa. One OF her crew,
Sn1Tlas Marquette, died the voyage from yellow
fever The mate is sick, but he is c0nsldered out VI
danger. ......... -, .to orco
NJ rho Numanca IL said to be subsding In BROOKLYN
Tp1puSE reporer yesterday called at the Health once
and was informed by DR.. Holey that Dr. Cochran vas
satisfied by bis visit TO Quarantine. on wednesday, la
there was no danger to Brooklyn from the fever IN ne
raw Nevertheless, active measures are taken LOT
cleansing the streets especially those on the water
line and dsnfecting the cutters. Inc Deaeh Is
also patroled twice each day, and every partlcle
M rubbsh floating in with the tide Is at once destroyed
The authorities the Long Island shore lower GOWN
fine Raw are also taking all necessary precautions A
n meeting held in Fort Hamilton, Wednesday night,
vigilance committee was formed and determination
10 compel the removal OF the Numaneia 70 the
Tower Raw IL is said that floating bedding from the
plague-ship has driven bathers away.