New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20


ence but it reappeaTed within the week, with the 70
suit above stated Then ensued alarm the summary
burial Of the bodies burning their clothing. communi
cation with the Prvy Council the dispatching Of Lon
don physicians to Swansea consultation the Quaran.
timing OF the unlucky bark to the perhead, and the
removal Of infected persons from their own homes to
an isolated building prepared for the purpose These
wholesome measures seem 70 have abated the danger
II not TO have Quepohod it. 1t s far satisfactory
that all the deaths by yellow fever distinctly trace.
able to persons having had more or less connection
with the infected vessel while the health of the inhab
tants Of Swansea is quite up the average. But the
exceptional weather has. evidently. produced excep.
tional conditions OF the atmosphere. bitten by
musQuito the other day--in England
AS to the cholera the second Southampton ease ex-
hibted all the worst symptoms-" vomiting, purging,
cnmping in all the limbs, rice.water excavations,
marked cholerac voice sunken eyes and the peoulisr
shrveled appearance OF the hands and eItremities
And at Sholing Common and Bitterne situated rela-
lively about four and two miles from Southampton both
healthy districts With gravely soil have occurred
four dcahtwo at each place, with other attacks not
fatal There is, too marked prevalence Of diarrhes
all over the district.
OF the cattle plague. ont of 4lOs cows kept 10 the
have been sold-the latter item being as tnous as the
former for the oowkeepers and grazers get rid OF in
teeted beasts as possible and the animals CART
the plague into other sheds supply filthy food fo7 the
community. Norfolk, Essex, Suffolk, Leicest<rshir
and Northumberland report their losses as "a the in
crease and the pest prevails in parts Of Scotland
while Irish cattle bought at Morpcth Pair have died
Of il by dozens
NNa Shn foo1fI Lao ~ 81
mense importation Of foreign attic eagerly purchased
ny tue butchers ana dealers at high prices. (Why not
send earsoes Of slaughtered animals packed in leo
across the Atentiei Il would pay magnifceutlyl
Meantime 1t Is no longer denied that the mAaGy eau
extend and has '.stended to sheep though Professor
uaigee mann AIMS that it will never assume yirulent
ioln' Nneh aus transmitted, and laughs at Mr. latter
s ass' <ion that horses liable 10 the Rnderpes
nc, IN Professor believes in nothing but the knife
ana he poe.aX' writes iununersble letters
the papers in proof and particularly savage at the
expense ofthe Government and the City Commissioners
both Of whom are at loggerhesds about sanitariums
And TO relieve tho subject with an auti.cimax' the
Queen has appointed a commission 20 Investigate
the origin and nature OF the cattle plague Earl Spencer
being the leading name while that Bishop Of bishops
soapy Samuel wiberorce, alleges the Rnderpcst to be
punishment the English because they have not sub
scribed sufficiently to the memorial to the late Prince
Consor,i
Furthermore the Archbishop Of Canterbury has pub.
lished q bull against the comet-I mean n prayer
against the murran, on which, no doubt the Russians
PIussians, Danes and Dutch, not 10 mention good
many Scotch and Irish, who arc making immense
profits by the increased prices Of cattle will dsinter
cstcdly loin Also the proprictors OF London eating
,.l afoed fho ~ MA a.
plate To be in proportion the IN the
OF the article them the augmentation In price cught
20 have been s. 3D. that every 500 farhngs or 200
pence which is los Sd is every day additional profit
In the pocket of each proprietor Of dining house In
this metropolis, where, average, 900 customers
dine daily. should think 80 Of these establishments.
the same namber of hotels and Of lower and more r
regular class Of eonghouses altogether 10 rdion'
lousy small number. representing the eecommoda'
ton OF this sort contained ia this metropolis, but here
We have els per diem 4e7j weekly of sheer profit
10 the caterers Iof London a0Dc 30 We may imagine
how popular the Archbishops prayer must be among
theml This poor old orthodox Church what sbsardi'
ties II involves itself in, when IL tries to confront iaet
and the Nineteenth Century with its baIbarous Hebrew
theology. But il must do soiaethiHg! SO " uncon'
sciously pagarzes the behavior Of Dogenes, knocking
and trundlng his tub about the Craneum, in token
Of zeal and activity the approach Of Philip OF Mace
don TO besiege Corinth. mot being employed on any
other charge" says Radicals che thoughtit e1pedent
to thunder and storm 1t that among people 20 ier'ent'
y busy and earnest at work. he alone might not seem
lettering sing and lazy fellow" Which is tue only ex
plauaton that the case admits or
After the above all our topics secOndrae ones.
make few selections TO exc out my letter, rather
than for their intrinsic yalue.
You Will see that Lord Broughan, President Of the
Social Science Congress- at Sheffield hes been talking
little commonplace twaddle about the United States
aud end of our war. IAN old man. Sir and his wits
are not blunt as God help, would desire they
BE will DO talking" He does Mt scod, however, this
time but Ike King Alphonse OF CASTLE, thinks that
he could have helped Providence to O notion or two.
It's surgical way Of dealing with our great national
cancer dispIeases him: how much better 10 have
allowed Slavery to die gradual" death. especially
when 1t was trying to throttle our existence. But,
really what Lord Brougbam Gays amounts to very
little. superfuOus lags the veteran The stage"
He did the world noble service In his time and is MT
inclined To let the world forget it. The general opinion
in England about orr struggle has got round to an
acceptation OF facts edifying to witness
In testimony. observe how all men Of credit and
character hasten to dSayow that they endeayored 10
sDpport the Southern cause with their money WlyI
Tbere's no sin in making an Improbable investment
or In buying shares which turn out unstable. though
gnoted nomioally at six or seven per cent We have
had before now foreign loans In the London market
ayowedy designed to support Instructions TO which
Englshmon Of appropriate procytIes have subscribed
freely. taking no subsequent shame for having
done TO- There were Greek loans. Spanish