New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
THE SITUATION IN CANADA.
QUEBEC TO DETAIN ALL STEAMERS FROM IN
FECTED REPRESENTATIVES. TAKEN
,t,ryT.y

EECTED PORTS-MEASJhf> Ihhi+N
AT HALIFAX.
Ottawa Sept. 1O.-JoAn CARING left herr ior
Quebec yesterday for the purpose Of ehecting some
arrangement with the Provincial Government regard
Ing its action In refusing TO permit Immigrants ron
Being brought into Quebec by land or water. Inc
Federal authorities hold that this action Is beyond
the jurisdiction Of the Province, sirce all maueS VI
quarantine belong to the Dominica while the ques-
ton Of health is within the Provinces control
Montreal Sept. lO-Dr. Lachapele, president OF inc
Central Board Of Health Of Quebec. when asked re-
garding the statement that the action oil the NehuA
Board Of Health closing the Province OF quebec %
vessels from infected ports was Illegal said Il be
neve we are perfectly within our right Every fhu-
,cinaltv has the right to protect itself OF course
question OF law arises here but that VIII have 10 DO
fought out, IL necessary, and In the mean une a''
steamships from infected ports will be Detained Dr.
Iachapee is strong advocate OF having another quar-
ant,ne station established. The Medco Chlrnfgical
Society has approved the action OF the Ceh'rh nou
Of Health In quarantning the Province ,,o,n,
halifax ~ s., sept 1O-The International hea'h
Commission which Inspected the quarantine station vt
LAWYERS Island yesterday, found 1t wholly hadeGua'e
for the requirements OF cholera epidemic lheV
have made many RECOMMENDATIONS "hI'n uie' s"' "A''
IL adopted, prove efficient
meeting was held yesterday, at the Board OF trade
ro<ns TO consider the question OF quarantine Inc
PORT Health Officer explained the present cOnoiuon OF
quarantine proceedings. He OF opinion that they
Nth cholera A. g. Jones said the Danish and Belgian
novernments had sent q cable dispatch TO HALIFAX, ASK
ing II Norwegian and Scandinavian passengers cou oe
landed at Halifax provided they did notcome RON an
infected port The Port Health Officer said that he
had instructed the Belgian Consul TO IN
,orm tho Consulate Of Belgium that steamers Sas
without sickness would be allowed 10 lana
asSodns % t present eec,
Port Health ocer lay the matter before the Do'p Sa
f;oyernment and ask that the 1olowins a. ont.n1s
1rha
al LAWYERS Island and steamer u, o. n q" I1asnita
boat 10 stop ali steamers at Mea8hcrs beao" ''o'p'
for saloon passengers
EFFECTS Of THE PRESIDENTS CIRCULAR
THE GUIoN LINE srors BOOKING EMIGRANIe-
pExoUNCING fEw-YoRK QUARANTINE
REGULATIONS.
London sept lO-The steamship coihi"'"''
"a vet received no official notice that VeSse''
ing emigrants are likely TO be refused e'uS ~ ~
United states The officials OF the Cunaro oo'ii"'
have teleerap hed TO the London agent OF the As'o
ciated Press saying they do not think frcsue"' ~
,son coNld make such an order, but only the states
individually. .. ,,,c,+
A statement was telegrnphed to London last nish'
that President Harrison had directed THAI ho"ce NC
Owen all steamship companies that " they pers'S.N
in bringing cmigants from infected por's, mor,an
United States might result In entrance 10 arse
harbors being denied their vessels c SUN sop the
comnaDies from hereafter dspatohing special ~
t tn,enane passengers on those vessels either came
nom or through places on the comment !" "
telegram has been received here bv the agent OF
The Associated Press, from the Lverpooi OihGe Va ~.
c:"ion line stating that in consequence OF presaeh,
usrrson,s circular relative 70 the ql&Mitnins VI
smigrants that company has stoppe1 he ooone ., o
en- en,igrants on It's vessels. The telegram ADDS tnh.
~ cmigrants will be taken after the SAILING VI se
no 1rms Nevada Oh Wednesday. The steerage pas
s eame' nv ms steamer engaged their passage some
Tune ~ ia mburg American Line steamer Fuerst us
marck Captain Albero sailed rom sh Sas on
ws"c York at 4 90 O'CLOCK tos H'oIhi"s '"0 "~' va
hoard 1875 cabin passengers; ,,on The quarantine
poat r. CbronIcleo commenting uPpn INC i"i' ~. .
ine entprced at the port OF New YORK says una,
~ ,reatment OF passengers on v'"G he nsseen
me &C. nothing short OF brutal Al w nor
steamers are compelled 10 stay on boara inc Hunr
gers ~ au sners and take their chances VI w i ~.
snuo Tho pague runs its course 1%oy avs
Delorc s"b private citizens. etncr oeomur ny mnysd
tnem IT,, ope or the other of the steamer, OF 49,
inehes on o Snch an abominable state OF tmngs n
by shame d. .aner on which many OF the CABIN pas
ps Vs will be placed and removed ''o"' wv "s
Of Infection
co,DrspoxpENcE WITH THE GOVERNOR
c,,r.cuss n Y. Sept I0-while at "ncheon d. smo
60 va,r grounds this afternoon teiesran,S WV
"'~ -. con, nv Governor Flower as Iono~S'
received anu Se"' " Albany. Sept 10.
,,o, Roswell p. Flower. syracuse. . onooIpt medical
Tbe State Board has directed ~" Nav have authority
,rsnectors for Canadian border. VA! ansae
to draw extra i""uS " LEWIS BALCH. Secretary =
syracuse n. T., Sept. TO-
~ r.vix Balch Secretary, Albany: 49,
eee the Controller and arrange I9r 'I" FLOWER.
New-York. sept. TO-
,, posvrll p. Flower, syracXe. ,.,.,. ,~,u diva