The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23


swANR-In Sacramento, March Is, James Swsne aged
% years q native OF Kentucky
fAyIoR-In Oroville, March l5 Frank son Of Hon. r.
n and Mary T. TAYLOR aSed months
TAYIoR-In Washin Rton Yoio county March q, Addie
Taylor aged years and Is days. youngest daughter Of
Dr u q and Msrgaret 1sylor
WAsHpuRN-Irowned in Miners Sloueh Solano county
March IT. Thomas only son OF Lydia f. and william NJ
Vashburu, aged S years and months.
WENpEIL-In Crescent City, March s, Joseph F. Wen
dell.
$500 - - -
TIE "ohh OF onIhn oosr ANDsD-VoNooLr1
rioE BETWEEN THE GOVERNOR AND CORNERSTONE
FASHIONABLE INTERRUPTION OF STATE AND
COUNTY FAIRS-AN EXTRA SESSION OF VHR LEGIs-
LATURR PROPOSED
The Commissioners CHARGED with The dutv OF arresssp
spread Of the cattle disease under tho act of the eg
ature visited the farm Of C. p. Huntington in North
BrookAeld, on Wednesday, and Slaughtered two moro
cows belonging to his herd The Ccmmssioners Veco
accompanied by some Of the most skiu veterinary
geops the State Who upon an examination fo,nd IN
the first q strong adhesion OF the lungs to the dia
pbra acute Of the right lung The second casa
exhibited similar indications Of the disease.
The Commissioners then proceeded TO the farm OF Alden
Woods, Of New Brantree, whose entire hero OF eirh
teen bead were killed. The disease introsced into
this herd by the temporary presence oxen from the
farm OF Mr. Curtis Stoddard. We learn that recentx
twenty five yoke OF oxen from different farms were en-
ployed TO remove building in New Brantree and thai
the disease has by that means been transmitted to hume
rous herds The next stock examined WAS OF Charles
Needham. Tho entire herd, consisting Of twenty eight
On Thursday the Commissioners visited several herds
in all Of which diseased found At the farm
Of Mr. Leonard Stoddard-whose herd, numbering forty
nne includes ten yoke of oxen-he Commissioners hav-
ing already slaughtered hundred and eight cattle
(valucd at about and finding that the disease Wa
much more extensive alarming than had been snto
pated came to the conclusion suspend operations un
a consultation could be had with the Governor and At
torney General Eight OF Mr. Soddards herd were how.
ever killed for the benefit Of the medical star scconns
nyng the commission.
The popular excitement in the infected districts is %
49,
extra session Of the Legislature called 10 increase the
original appropriation Of $4,000 appears 10 be Wen
is scattered all over the towns in which lie existence Il
individual has been discovered and that il b use-
less 10 attempt ts extrpaon without further approDr-
alton II is not true, however, rs stated in one of the
morning papers, that 81 0C0 has already been expended
Under ihe act of the Legislature the Commissioners are
authorized to reimburse the owners OF cattle
disease. The amount thus expended including all inoi
dental expenses, viii not exceed 81, 900.
Under the existing difficulties Is thought 70 be iniudi-
cious and unaovabe to hold State Fair this wear ana
from the the annual county cattle shows win
mot probably be held member Of the Commission was
heard to say that no amount Of money would tempt him
TO send his herd to State FAIR Tho assembling Of cattle
from all parts Of the State would prove very injurious T.
the best interests OF not only Agrculturists but con-
suners Of beef and milk in places remote from tho ia
fected localities.
Some Idea Of the importance OF this subject may be do
in the Slate was SO 25 steers under three Years
S ~ n awd ..oovs q Ss as Inc
hs.s "a COO oo1 S;nc" thai ,,- ~, 1 =. coWs ne
h , Sro' ;ca.sed 80 ~ o uo numoer Oh Casae
., t.ss ;d ~ th,s dart, ~ vi Cue increaSed
Of The cse has increased ratio arsssr 1S Tue
S y. ~ $3.50 40" ~ ~ -~'0 ~ uo1l siooVor sAsA mo
Au W. Sa:-, from, ,,ou-v TIM, N. .......u.
the Commeaioners had resigned ana The, .nosh " ~
noses n do M in neorrect r. F.v andnn .h. .S ~ -.
ease has wider extent than was or;gnsu s,..S Us
rendered b;a restoration n Tho ccnorIs,s roou, -.
ments mot nermittnr him N Give The .ttor,;, 10
ter which s importance demsnds he viii hovaus. -.
main until hs Mace can he sunniiad ' "''0'' 10
II f. Jothr
suation with G0vernor RanLs this forenonr 49, ~
subject proposing 10 take further ssn;tarv noe.snres
more thorough Investigation NJ The nature ~ 49, AZ;
ease To This and conncI NJ The nos ~a;. VIC an. as
and scientific men in the country will he csliad :. s
day to consult upon the matter
At nresept the disease 10 conGned IN . ,.--,,-,
from which A. this time Last wear from one N to c
loads OF butter and cheese mar veek ua,o ~. -
this CITY NOW ali trade is manended The os.., 60 "
ordarnd % % 20 so,a ana sne nerds arc
preuoises w v AoP' vi '"o
The commissioners and doctors are alarmed and amost
or more Ian one hundred new cases were
I iy ui . .n ,asPecnon WIN the ant
Garry out their policy the appropriation Of the Legislature
teInV'vNvp vi. oe more tnan exhausted.
p.,i. e mos. O .ps e1cement says the Springfield
nepaOtcdm tne past vividy drawn on and some road
makers Ii Barre having exhumed q lot Of, cattle
one old man is found who distinctly reyAa- rs
1883 nearly 200 head Of cattle died OF M "a ~
here buried in grave .fsn ~
81 AuG4vrR or n1srAsrn "a rr,, ~--,en6
From the Poson rravs,1.r An,Sv
had co.n"nd ,s .S .n.. r ING SAse Comm
tar county io,sor srtn To,,h p,a c."e
yir. saws :: q '''''' ''A 'o''" o'"0Ane'o' LII
Tn TO this time. the whole nurubsr a, .,,r,., A
had hpon nne hu1,.n "aV'o , IumncI vi snlmHL
only ten thousand o,.r. and "rs prn ppor T
were Reported the comnn,saiorore ds";Ss., - IL
slaughter iii the Governor oould he CONSUMED
dent that this Appropriation IL but = dron In The h