New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-12

the pesterce of which &c Of the former had either died
or been killed in consequence, was communicated by a
lpek Of lambs and that six caught the eonagion
with similar resnt; and the doctors differ 10 the
eaus cfeaTe or prevention either exist Professor
Symonds. says Professor Gamgee (at Nottingham, two
days ago. has had opportunity OF obtaining knowl-
edge oi The Cattle Plague the Continent which 10
other college professor ever had tnt they were
really so mesger that they are utterly made
quate 10 justify such measures ss be has recon-
mended for adoption 10 Tie Eagsh Government.
The oppor un lies auded TO were these he obtained
PEI mission Of the Austrian Government TO so into GER
tain districts affected by the plague, but mark the
quiiur) hc was accompanied BY an Austrian Govern
meut official who kent the stricest surveillance over
him and he pcs heoer cVovta 20 vii ten yards cf
dissa.sd animal eilkr c,ag or dead So that he had
10 depend upon the information obtanahlo from the
veterinary surgeons Of that country7-of whom Prof
Gamgee enter,a!ls eonte nptuous opinion as be
does OF the English vets" rciioraing his belief that
nothing bu, the prompt slaughter Of the diseased ami
inss win eectuaIly cheek the plague. In the mean
ime Tory members OF Parliament-dreldfuly hard NJ
for G subject 10 discourse upon AZ agricultural din'
ners-are trying to make little political cept' ont Of
he Rinderpes by such rational proposals that Gov
erument shall indemnify the owners Of snch diseased
animals as il shall be necessary slaughter and bury
whorcat the sage HuntingdonshiIe farmers cheer yo-
cif. rously."
From ,he cattle plague 10 the weather which, no
more than ihe first mentioned, has experienced any
modifoaton-itis is s.in warm-yea, hot with much
more Of bue shy than cloud overhead end more sul'
light than John Bull has known for time this NJ
Aofp Iv haVa slatos in .
same Identical abominable nsect-pests which you re-
so wOefuy familiar with about this time o ile yeai "a
New York-wlich set PaTson Wilbur speou,tias
whether Noah was jls,ihea 10 preserving this portn
Of the animal tribe and almo, incline TO the opinion
Of tie learned Italian Jesuit Gulo Cordara, $50 com
plmentary TO Providence that insects didn't exist IN
Paradise but were created subseq lenty 1r the especial
annoyance Of mankind. Osig hsy don't bite-bessed
exception They tune their melodcus horns toward
evening and hum ami buzz at the wihdow.panes q live
on the southern side Of the Thames which, centuries
ago was little better than swamp with sound that
gilt sooth pensive Jerseyman into rhapsody Of
nostalgia 1t would be sheer grstuiious cruelty to Kill
them so let them buzz. These, and To appearance
in Paris Of peculiar horrible long, narrow black
fly, weI kuown TO visitors in Spain and Southern Italy
as the advance guard Of coming disease" argues the
seasons difference and may ebler., Of which We
little epprehensive. For one, If not two csses
Rave positively appeared tie pleasant and clean old
town OF Southnmptonof course in q poor neishbor-
hood" And If the year not fai advanced, the
alarm excited would certainly be much greater.
Time, however 81 strangely in fayor we are j1st
on the eve Of October and the shorness Of the days Is
beginning to tell On tho extraordinary atd anomalous
heat Of the season. Hot as our day. have been The
nights Of ate have been cool and sometimes chilly and
Il seems pretty vel established that the cholera is
uipped 20 20 speak by the cold. Probably therefore.
the oaladv IL il come az a viii remain torpid through
ont the Winter and revive with the return Of warmth.
on s last visitation n reached England W the late
Autumn Of Ig5s but did no, assume epidemic form
till the following Summer. In iiself IL Is hardly very
important whether the pestenee cones this year or
next; a bill renewed cannot be considered paid. and
there is general unspolen conviction that we are u
for h The delay in lhe arrival Of the psmio 10 only
50 mueh gain. as II affords opportunity Of making
ready for it, and that 90 90 TIC authorities Justice they
seem every way incncdto. London, too. Is in pretty
good sanitary condition. But how about New.York
Westward the scorrge o' empires takes It's wny,
inevitably and God help YOU If yon allow your rulers
70 persist in their normal filthy IroclNtios Ii will be
another 1919.
There has too. appeared in England--at Swansea
an unmistaklble case Of yellow fever. Surely the
climate IS chnnging.
The ex.Anglo. Rebel papers have been greatly I'm
pressed by he derltaon Of Souherners to President
johnson. and by bis reply to them. They dhe pnpsro
are unanimous in bis praise. You viii see that L. :.
securities went up in consequence.
The Queen and Royal Family are eth In the High
lands and likely 10 remain there. Only two days ago
the Countess Of Paris gave birth 10 daughter at her
esdonce, York House, Tsickenham. The Count her
Lusb7 nd whom all reoollect is the best 81 the pos
sble future kings in Europe. He has been entirely
faithful to US on both sides Of the Atlantic.
The Seoiio. which conveys this to yoB viii also trans
port that very excellent actor and genial man. Mr. John
Brougham. back 10 NewYork. after an absence Of up
ward Of four years. He has general favor while
here almost equal to that which assuredy awaits him
on your side OF the Atlantic and Is extremely popular
with his fellow actors and the public He had benefit
Thursday night at the PriDcess's Theater do not
know who Is the gentleman who is playing Col Bagenal
OGrady, in "AIrab-na- Pogue." TO Knickerbocker
audience hut IL would be hard 10 persuade London
one that 1t could be well rendered by Jn Brough
sIn. TB q.
FROM PARIS.