New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-10


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the strength and complso devebpnent OF the claw which
forms tie termination Of eseh toe, in the camel tribe 10
tbs particular The animal follows hi pa'erna parent Tor
This srperdsgc IS feeble and short in the dromedny OF the
and on vet ground Moreover the strength and length OF
the claw decline RAPIDLY in the mixed the blood Of
the Reotrsn camel becomes less dominant in the progeny
IN the true Booghdoe il is strong that he rs neary -
sure footed as the horse Tie comparative s0orsnesso
liz hinder exrerics also him frcm dssblement
BY the sliding apart of the thighs and being bred among
the mountains of The north. his constitution is adapted to
co,der regions without uniting hun for labor under the
burning sun Of the plains Tie Is much quetcr animal
than the Indian dromedar and makes scarcely any noise
Oh the march
lis obvious them that the dromedary of tho plains Is the
rroper nal for express riding the sands or saline dust
Of The Great Basin and phspsin some parts OF Middle Gal
orna but that be would be useless for all other purposes,
except breeding in the prairie and other regions OF the
Wei. where not only arid deserts but also snowead nous
ans require TO be rayosed The Introduction and rearing
of the Booshdec should be regarded the great national
object the importation of the Baeran camel and the dron
edary of the plains being incidentally necessary for the pro
dueiion and pr, sery atom Of that invaluable race.
All who are ACQUAINTED with the history OF the improve
ent Of an mails By crossing breeds aware OF the mpcs
sbly of preserving the value Of mixed stock when the pa
rents dr widely in character If the plan OF breeding in
ard in be pursued In order then to effect the succesu
demonstration OF the Booghdee mountain dromcdary with
w. viii be requisite supply ourselves with several pairs
of the dromeay OF the plains for the sake OF asuppyo
females snd Ike number of Bacran carnels for the sake
of maize although the female of neither is OF much
value or burden IL would be likewise desirable 10 secure
afw hghbooded courier domedar.os, for purposes OF
/ speed alone
No sufficient supply of either tribe of camels except the
dromodary Of the plains be obtained IN Lower inna
and better specimens of this cass-botter because
stronger and capable of enduance-can be proeufea
nearer home in the neighborhood Of the Mediterranean,
especially in Arabia The Bactrian camel OF the best
quality can only be found rr Central Asia in couass
where 20 one unfamiliar with the East dare venture TO 60
and where oven such adopt should be armed with all
the means Of protection obianable from the Russian and
Persian Courts.
Itapposrs probable, then that Smyrna wonld be the
proper port for the shipment OF the necessary supply oil
these animals But in any case whoever may be employed
TO carry out the design he will find his exerons OF little
avail uness he is thoroughly acquainted not only with the
habits and qualities of the several varieties but also with
the language and social condition Of the people and their
modes of dealing in those dem savage regions where hrs
misson must be performed for no dependence whatever
could be placed in local agents.
In another article we propose TO give further desas oil
The food ard management Of the camel tribe derived rom
the same source and will close for the present with re
rnnk that proves the entire fitness of the Booghdee or
romedary of the hills and the unness OF the df,mediry
OF the plsn. for the mingled mountain and desert service
REQUIRED 10 the communications between the Atlantic States
and California or Oregon-smpy aIluding, in passing TO
die fact that from tho of the country, tho necessity
for cary NJ on such commune aons BY beasts OF burden
will be ucycose and not dimnkod by The construction Of
any possible Pacific railroad
The very difficult incursion TO Bukh, three hundred and
sixty miles distant over the snow clad SUBMITS OF tho In
dian Caueesus and the return thence 10 Cabu In me
winter season was accomplished by General Harlan with
tie los Of bu, one camel and that one was Killed by
an aocden. unconnectod with disease fatigue though
the campaign lasted seven months His animals were all
Of he Northern varieties chiefly BocShdeos On the other
hand the British army of the Indus It's march to Cabu
under Lord koene in 1898 and lsS9 employed exclusively
tie dromedsrss Of the plains Of IndOstAn On LIE rturn
OF General Harlan 70 India over the route OF one division
of III. army he found the Line OF march literally streva
with the bleaching bones Of hs unfortunate train and be
lcarrod INN the verbal report Of the Brtsh Fses Agent
At Cslmul thar IN tie other DIVISION accompanied BY thirty
I've thousand camel the ressk still more dsss
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