New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-30

farmers The feer Of the animals are tied together
and the poor creatures tumbled INTO wagon and carried
forward TN the load is made up, Which, 90 increases
renders Il necessary occasionally to dig out the lover
ones beds 10 preTeR suocst on IS tha, would render
4 necessary 10 dress them beore senling to market
Tbeva are earted c,e miles o rough oad 70 the raLi-
road ,son srd place in q r., ont IS thick as nest
of kir.rs 10, vhch appel tiol hey re know ia mar.
ket. When ley irrve 8 ee, the; ere '-ken 10 the
mar place. often 20 weak to stand, While awaiting
the bs,cier's purchase which ons Them to another
ride In lis car over New orS stree Is 10 bis pen Here
tie, are often Terui ted to remsn for hours IN the fi
blaze Of GUNNER sum- while yng boun awaiting their
I'LL 20 he hung Up alive By the heels Perhaps It IS
necessary 70 hold them on lani Tor day OF two and
len Le are united and put Into yrd or stable TO I've
a, tie chameleon does upon VII ( nourshment they may
be abe 70 obtain from tainted ar vle taey are famed
b, such svarms Of flies IS are always found about a
place Of blood.
In the spring Of lie year. hoseyer, W o5.An Tlst
suoult Of veal from the counsry ready dress / e.
,blorlh tie raket and look s. the numerous broad
talow baskets covered with calf skins, ald exsmine
the f,1r quarters Of some animal lying a. the b)''ln
or some clean STRAW Inquire what sort Of meat il il
snd you will be told it il veal Believe II if you can
But you nay believe the great bulk Of it is the meat of
ca7ss from one to ye days old only and that many Of
them we're killed 10 the country because they we're 700
small. too Joung too weak TO come alive . the Cry
These calves are purchased b. TIE butcher II from one
10 tVo dollars each Taat such mea. as TIE carcases of
these kten.csy,s CT for human food, would require
the stretch Of imagination possessed By puppy sud 'at-
eating Chnsnan even # hey sere taken directly from
the COW With the mothers mk in Aeirstonachs.
That aDy human being but New Zealand caanloal
should be u.ig 10 maze meal Of one Alter having
been tied carted railroad amned and smother d. aud
civ butcher starved and ughterrd il urreny pa's
human belief What state OF fever the poor slier-
jur brute must be H. when It yields up its young le
10 sustain that Of hose who could bear 90 strlAe
lsp dog. because toat wo4,d be cruel 10 animals
Sill al The calves which come here are Mt oi ni' class
ror sre so cruelty treated Perhaps those which come
IN the best condition and receive the most humane treat
roeut arrive by tie Hudson River market boats These
vessels b ing immense quantities But those calves are
crttd to the river batA aad placed pens On the boats
1akrr tie pas8ce Litter il the night to the music Of
tleir own bestiuc which is not tr;lng, when two or
Tree hundred are confined upon one boat. Perhaps 10
oo dsy after they arrive, the bu cher is ready 20 take
tluaasy. Nov they a.e tied su3 laid upon thc scales
and then upon lis cart as Won nav often see with the
ccb across Ire hind boaiad head banging Ou'. aad are
thus carried al racing speed through our rough streets
to the abaitoirs
No LONGER ego tLsn Yesterday We saw lots of calves
edbytle heels and lying ioF hours 10 The bronrs sun
upon tie whsI awaiting the pleasure OF their purchaser
to carry them their place OF execution Does any one
supucee this process improves the qusiy OF the meat
or tat sucb treatment have truly described gives
as the most Wholesome kind OF food
Il oe,d harl! be urged that more rational snd hui
MAJ 81 scm should be insisted upon by all "lo eat meat
in this il-coycrned city.