The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

EXPLANATION OF THE ROAD MURDER,
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ne Cunard steamship CHINA, Captain HerkIey,
which lett Liverpool al nine A. H. OF the 9th, and
Queenstown the evening the 6th arrived at Balfax
o'clock yesrsy afternoon, route for Boston
She and twenty eight passengers for the
latter city and forty for Halifax.
The China had weather She sailed for Boston
about eight O'Clock Last evening.
The steamship bremen, from Southampton ON August
g. arrived here yesterday, bringing details up to that
date
TIE United STATES rrgate Niagara passed Deal July 81
The Co.t Journal saysTbe Queen will travel on the
Continent iaeogato add under the title Of the Duchess
Of Lancaster After visiting the King OF the Belgans at
scken will the Princess Alice and Prince Louis
Che will then proceed at the end OF August, To Coburg
for The Inauguration OF The monument TO the Prince
Consort. The Queens sojourn viii extend four
weeks when will TO Windsor Castle 70 remain
there days and leave September for Scotland
the will Windsor in October for the win
tor
Prin,v Napo;ccp arrived Kngstowp The 3lsi air.
He paid a visit TO the Dublin Exhibition.
Sir Rolen Clifton Bart H. p Cor Nottingham. on the
Art nigh, Of the ssceng OF Parliament will give notice
Of his intention ask vscount PaimerstoD, the Firs
Minister OF the ,ro~> whether is the intention Of the
and comprehensive measrAe OF reform
reported that the Hou> Frederick Peel as resigned
sho secresryship the Treasury, and that T. Barring
n likely Ia succeed him
Mr. Peel defeated Bury durfg the recent cleo
tons, IN himself in greatly impaired ncaitn ana mas
lately lost his wife a neice of the poet ShA"ey'
The London Times editorally expatiaes On the OH"
entity Of maintaining and feeding the liberated aves OF
che South and saysIt is easy for the vic6,'ous Wv
eminent, by few words TO strike OF the slaves erS
and dsocste and destroy the industry Of the whole com
son'y, but 10 is not easy for 1t TO find
awful question, or what the people TO liver which
q has rafed for ITSELF and which every day and
mole Importantly demands answer
The cattle plague continued violent and energetic mea
progressing TO check IT,
Another fatal accident is reported the Swiss
party Of swept away by avalanche;
BIT fortunately only one "a porter) killed
The Thomas Danham, from New York, arrived al
Gravesent July 30
The Daniel Webster, from New York arrived July 81.
The steamship Persia, from New York, arrived nj
Croot1naven the evening Of the 4,h.
The steamship Hayli, from New York, passed Crook.
haven the afternoon OF the 4th.
The Cholera,s March Westward.
Anoona, Italy, remains yet the far,hess point the
cholera has attacked In us northwestern progress The
number Of deaths in that city the 9Th thirty
four ~~~ AsApS6 ssi
d.
Ravaees OF tho Russian Cattle Murrain
I'm London.
A. meeting held In London, on the 3lsi ult Profess
cor Gamgee, the well known veterinary surgeon, gave
the following details Of the spread Of the Russian cattle
plague In the British metropolis
The nrst appearance OF the maiady far as IL be
present traced dates back 70 June ~ when six cows
which had purchased the 10th In the Metropoli
NJ 1s d.;1y M place. fssss !oss lns;s
Cireumsiancos favored the spread 0, ses E.mdy a.,
Other happen to have been In the same place, sd
thus the malady was propagaied One hundred s,d o.
oeeiina outbreaks order Of time and wbou, specially
naming the ccwkeepen may mentiop that the malady
has been snS = more 70 the a.,
dnaton II is Al the present nonen raging severely in
Msrylcbone at KiIburn, Beadon Hampstead and syden.
day have received informant directly and indirectly
but chiefly from personal inquiries concerning twelve
distinct outbreaks shall particulars in the
order In which ] have gleaned them l. The first
shed visited IN Msrylebone Forty.nve animals u
the aoS The Nd seen ,n rs. on
potan Cattle Market the llth or thercsbouta and
was shown some cattle sborng under the disease He
approached them within yard or two hut feared TO
touch them. within aweek-viz. Friday, the 2lst.
he noticed Of his animals sick they were
laborng under the disease he had witnessed 10 the
market On Saturday he began gci rid OF them and
sold tweoty eight by Tuesday, the 2th The remainder
and rs said TO be stiii healthy. q oowkecper
the immediate neighborbcod OF the last had SIX
teen cows in perfect health and host the whole IN FORT
night 3 In adjoining street third dairy
bad seventy cows distributed in various sheds,
besides seventy in the country, COW was bought
jn the Metropolitan Cattle Market on the 10th
of july aud on the 10th this animal showed ssns of
che disease. She had bcen plnced IN shed with twenty
three others. Twelve were fat and were sold in the
marbct before sny sickness manifested itself them.
Tue other twelve seized including the newly
bought one and Of these eight have died and -four
stn living but not al likely TO recover As yet The
remaining stock ia distant sheds Is IN perfect health
q An extensive cowkecper, with choice stock Of
seventy cows purchased Dutch boast nearly month
bak within few days u was affected, and the seventy
aplusls were al seized within fortnight saw three
convaescent on Saturday but ia very reduced ccndi
dion b Near Cumberland market q dairy man, having
within tbree'weeks. =. Another darymsn IN the same
peghborhood has the disease among his stock at
present mcment In ST. Psncras a dairyman has lost
Ten within few days 8 A oovkeeper in Camden
Town had q stock Of sixteen In perfect health In
the early part Of this month they ali died In fort
night he funga,ed and Otherwise disinfecied his
already dead o Near Willesien a dairymsp has lost
eixty i've animals within fortnight The remedy nc
similar measures 70 those put in force when tho small
pox broke out amongst the sheep In 1862 which had
che effect Of successfully checking the disease.
An Espianatssn OF the Road Murder.
An Edirburg paper es:--The house ri Road hall
too evidently entirely isolated from all around H. II
nsighbors we should say with H. Fora long Time pre-
10 the murder OF Francis SaviIe Kent the place
ono would SAY, vne haunted The story, we believe,
wac n simple AZ the time when the late Mrs Kent,
The mother OF Constance, was hopeiess invalid, Mr.
Kent In the course Of his factory inspection saw the
present Mrs Kent and loved her She was then mill
grl OF extraordinary personal attractions, and Mr. Kent
placed her at n boarding school for period which
proved Too brief and Afterwards ntrod uccd her, while
only harcedncased herself as gcverness IN his own
family. JbA sirls Kent we need bmdv ray deepleed