, 1865-08-18
SHOCKING DETAILS OF lNFAiTIC1DE III
ENGLAND.


sBofIt6G DETAILS OF NfASTIc1DE III
ENGLAND.
Luxury ard Crime In ParlsIan Society,
TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. AIN.
PnoGEEss or THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO STAY
THB rEsTlLKNcE.
Adsices from Cairo to the 17th of july saw
that commission bad been sent out to stop
the pilgrims now en- their way from Mecca TO
Egypt BY lsnd. at some marshes The other
side Of suez.; Should there be any appearance
o. caole1a among them, they will be detained
at safe dtstaucs from Suez until the disease
leaves their camp. The great cholera which
devastated EsyP: IN 1898, broke ont In
.iod Of tie return Of lie pilgrims In those M
years. The course of the disease at Jeddah
Is Epoken OF as most heartrendfng. People
we're stricken down in the streets, where, as
strangers, they lay and perished By hundreds
for wanl Of asatEtxnee. Mr.. Calvert, the
British consul there. Is reported TO haya ex-
tation. By the latest accounts the disease
had ceased at Jcddah. but It .wAs very severe
at Suakin. From Consta1tinople we learn
that Fanit has consequently se1zed the
more Weslthy, who hare fed from the in
f9cted city to cstablihh themselves on the
Princes. In some parts of Stamboul this
panic has Attained such Dimensions that, &C.
eordipE to correspondent Of the IndtpeH.
dance, 1t 1s possible to walk through whplc
streets and see no one sR7H pefhapa one OF
Two poor persons whose means will not ens-
BILE them to emigrAte.
., 'tBeJzout CORES. London Daily Ncws.1
The cholera has broken out here, and there.
Is regular panic amongst all classes, Euro.
pfan as vel! IS native, AS get ths deaths
only amount 10 four or five dag, but this Is
quits enough 10 terribly the inhabitants Of
Beyrout- The Eatives call cholera TEL howa
asfsr" the yellow wind, ard declare that the
time Of TIE dissase until the cold weather
sets IN next October. Every one is rushing
up to Lebanon. The amRllest room IN the
6trtiest native honse On the mountain Is rent
cd at 800 to 400 pihsters week te3 to E4.)
FoE1e,ls. eren last year, half that amount
whole house in which II Is situated for the
hotweatheE, fiom April to November. Ifthe
epldt mic gets very bid, all business In Bay
ruul must come to stard-stlll, for the people
viii not believe that anS precautionary meas
ures can EaEe them.-
CAtxtndria CORES. journal de Geneva.J
A thorcuch psntc has seized upon the pop
ulation. As carly rs the 14:h Of june, the
Nlcefoy. In his position rs Chief Of the Statc,
set the example Of flight, by suddenly quit
ting Aenndrla and Egypt with his harem,
In vessel bast1S engaged, and which set
ont for The open sea without any mare set
tied purpose than that OF f1rht. Since then
he hiss been to the island Of Chic, and after
wa1d 10 Cons:anunoplc. This prccipitate
departure epr sd terror amOng the popu1a-
tion Of Alexandria. AL the more important
persons at once 1mftated the Flceroy; they
engaged Vessels for themselves and their fam
lilies. The lees wealthy rushed to the steam-
ers, which lett In all directions; the Others
embarked on nnmterless shilling ships.
Eycry one laa away, no matter how, DO mat
ter where. The employees and artisans sold
their watches, their clo' hes, to pay their pas
ea:e; the dealers nailed mp the doors Of their
shops with planke, and At hardened their in
terests and their goods. The number Of pass
ports obtained at tho consulates is estimated
at C, 900. 1t was no longer filght, 1t was .
I2nlc Of terror. Doctors have deserted thelr
p< sta; priests have abandoned the church,
leaving TO the dead the task OF making their
WY to the other world without thelI assist
ance. IN word The cicariDg out has been
complete, and there is no instance Of q siuli-
Lar display Of cowardlce.
nuxoRs OF TIE !" n1AcE PLAGUE"
[Frou the Pal Mall Gaxettc.j
A rmor has been current of violent dis.
case. epoken Of As the .'black plague" hay
IN. broken out at Bhartum. The description
Was, that large, daEk spots appeared on the
arms, legs and head, and that the persons i.
tackled were carried OF in I feE hours. Tle
tion the subject, and We may therefore hops
| that the 1umor is uafoupdeo.
| TEE Rrss1AE Cattle MUnnAE N LONDON.
| At meeting held in London on the 3lst
| ult., Prof, Gamgee, the we'll known vetcrl-
naty surgeon, gave the following details Of
he sp5ead Of the cattle plague in the British
The arst appearance of the mslady, as fat
as 1t can be al present traced, datee tack Il
June p, when ti1 cows, which had been pur.
chased on the 10Th in the Metropolitan Cat
tie Market, we're seized with the disease IL
of the nalady. as, although the si1 GOVT
were rlaccd in quarantine shed. other cows
happen to have been IN tbs same place, and
thus the Inalady WaA ptopagatcd. One hun
dIcd and fifteen have dtcd. The malady ha.
districts Of Isl1ugton, St. Paneras, ST. Aarylc.
bone and P4ddincton. It Is at the present
! moment raging severely In Nalyle bone, at
| klburn, Hendon, mPstrad and Sydenham,
and also Il Is Is said 2! chsap. Surrey, SINGS
and Indirectly. but chttAy from personal In
| lui.ies. concerning twelve distIncf outbreaks.
| The first shed visited was 4 Mar5lebone.
Fo,ty.fye animals. In apparently tbs most
hs SAa,n T. nt Ss "a S: 3o &;
AettopoHt an Cattle Market on the 14th
! or there's bouts, and Tss shown some cattle
labo1inR under the disease. He approached
them within 3 yard Or Two, put feared to
touch tlcU. Within q week--v1z. On Fri.
day the 21st, be noticed come Of his animals
eick, and saW they were lRborins u1der the
dfsesEe he bad Witnessed in tbs market. On
Saturday be began to get rid OF them, and
sold trenty-teht by Tuesduy, the e5th. The
! remainder Of the stock was turned out IL
fields and is said to be still healthy. A con
keeper in the immediate ne{gt boshood Of the
last one had sixteen COWS In perfect health,
and lost the vhc1e In fortnight. An ex.
tensira COW keeper, with choice stock o
seventy cows, purchased Dutch beast nearly
moEth back. Within lew daya it was al:
fccted, and the seventy animals were all seized
| within fortnight. saw three conyaleseeut
ton. Near Cumhe1land market dalryman,
having usually between forty and fifty cows,
le st the whole within thEee weeks. A COW
! keeper In Camden Town had . stock OF stx:
ten COWS in perfect heath IN the -ea,ly ,n :,
of this month Il ey all dkd in fortui1ht
He fun{Gated and otherwise dfainfectea -hft
ehsd, and bought siI fresh animals, Of which
two are already dead. Near Wtllesden 8
eatI5 man has lost six' give animals within 4
fortnight. The remedy he would suggest wRs
that they should adopt somewhat eimflat
measures 10 those put IN force when the En- Ill,
po1 bfoke out amongst the sheep In 1862
| and which bad the effect Of Eucecssful!5
checking the disease.
CRIMES IN ENGLAND.
PROFESSIONAL 1SFASI1cEDE-noRE1n1 REV.
E1AUoEs In COURT.
] (Ftom the London Tlnea, duly 3l.1
Last February the body Of child wa.
lonnd On the public road In the neIghborhood