New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-27

would be the commencement OF tDeIl h''o"''" -
The proceedings closed with vote of thanks to the
Chairman
The weekly returns of the Bank OF rIaho'
show a decrease In cash of 33 900 600 oi ranoS
The King and Queen Of Portugal had aiI''u ~
and proceeded thence TO Brussels . o. ,or the
The Paris Bourse was hrm at o'ir ''o. w.
Eentes
REPORT UPON THE CHOLERA. =,
PARIS. Oct. 7.-The following report 70 tns
Emperor drawn up by NM. Drodyn de Lha'' "
Armand Behc. has just appeared; ,nvos,on Of
SIRE: At the comIDen ncement OF the last ih'a'.on "
the Fast by cholera your Majesty's Government Shs
preoccupied with the dangers which tne hapS Of
that scourge threatened 70 the gynein oe"ntionary
idea the immediate dispatch to Egypt ol aa ac
mission decided upon not ony iof Wy Ps M the
bringing enlightened assistance TO the .arch md
epidemic but also 20 study the CAUSES 'nc u,a , ;s
the character Of the malady. in order 70 ,,nc hi.s
progress Us much as possible and prevent i'
ton upon the territory OF the emprc. e,,dod ,he|
her of the medical mission amount OF assist
ance which has facilitated ihelr TASK anu' rnd ,o|
side your Najcsty's Government nus nos nioa,ion of
appy its most serious attention 10 the eaaniua ~ ,h
pt, ~ -; -, o,os,ion ,o be resolved. We have the
honor 10 submit to the Emperor the rehecp"ns ''i
examination has suggested 10 u; .-,o,. 81, r,ro,e
10 nreserye out population and the whoie oi EuiVt
csinsi ths neriodicaI attacks Of cholera, seems ~
we ought rather 10 seek to s,ine the e'il III s p W
"a impede IL upon the route II Is DOT suoens ~ ~
pose to it, upon each oi tne ' comnerco and only
offer To the public health guarantees too v'.u
- II Il shnye ali necessary TO organize at the PVis
of denarture systom 81 preventive measures connee
with the territoriai au'A"ileS ~ ~
tional Arrangements. 4, al. oo,sr,a, arents and
oonsr,ned by the unanimous reports o Tue pi!si'A",
.,Iy proves that the eI demic has been mp"tu
in,o Egypt by pilgrims returning itool ncce"
D,ddsh Thus IL IL alleged that tic cIolefs 49,, 80,
- ,ear among the caravans Of Aussnmans nrfNlhk
an ,fe.e Ioly cities after atigues and pfNatlous o'
every kind which render them Liore lAelc W ,N % -,
DIV This preds position i sinsl.at! lANuI.. =! ~ ~
state In which these muiiitGdes h'e-c'mp'"E ~ @ s
go. air e,rosed 10 torrd heat, and 10 The ltnhtnce
~ the residential iasma given forth by heaps " tpu
rity and the puireied remains oi hhldiaIs 'nei a.
prophiatory sacrifice. These pernan'h, chuss n -,
fec,on have been siil more active ths y'ai %! 'svn
AZ ce ain facts which may again occur abu Nb'SA
consider ought to point out to your Majesty ~'''H
tion. r ;,..,,,. ,olloc,ca
q, Mecca for the Kour ban Belram deast 81 sa.rhees
was, owing 10 particular circnmsiancc oi tls ausss
man rite for considerable than IN preecas oafs
The number of indydu Us 0f al ages ahd pO'n soAts
arrived irvn tbe various Mahomeian oounTifs 20 30
through the conseerated ceremonies was est aisd Q,
No, less than aooocC and The qnspiiy oi 80 ns snS
upon the ground exos.ds million IL is .os ssfonish
ing that this sgeomerston OF hurpaa beings and this
enormous quantity Of animal substances IN deeompo
zion should have developed IN exceptional Proportions
The conditions Of iDslluoriy which The pilgrims hapin
ally encounter.
tpon The Of her hand. II is TO be remarked that In
former times the pflnopi! movement oi pilgrimage SSs
carried on by land and that the passage 81 the cese
contributed To improve the hygiene oondsson oi the
caravans by isoatiug and dissipstng tho toFbd c,e
u,ut. they carried With them. Nowadnys, ON The
fotrury taauls the facility aud rosolsees oi steam
psisntou Is by sea, and IA very shorl spa o,
time that these voyages are IN sr'a AII
y M. ali OF upon which crowded ih?usanas
OF Mns.ulrnAns Of every nationality, Ts.s accumna
tion added the .horness Of tho passage is certainly
one OF the which most contribute tothe develop
ment Of epidemic ceniers-
These new cifchnstances call for surveillance aud
control over the operations Of embaIkaion and tians
port of tho pilgrims which seem TO hav. been hitherto
altogether insufficient. Ii Is iltollg.br OF what high
importance II i that The sanitary cohiioh on Do.to
N e.e uackets should not be disguised either by the
commanders Of those vessels or by the suthoriu,.
winch pronounce Their admission ~ reo praque. Ii
pernitted TO hope that atystem OF observation and
surveillance had existed at the point OF departure
and exact reports upon cases oi Illness Arising uunl
the uaesages had attracted tie vigilance o the local
sanitary authorities IN time, they would have been able
Ia sttiugush ISOLATE the ccneis o Inspection ths
aeuence OF which has successiSey extended 10 SYRIA
10 the coasts OF ASIA Minor and 10 portion oi S0uih
ern Europe ,,,, - $50
Are lei TO deduce the CONCLUSION that the present. tie
h truy opportGne bring about the meeting nj an
carly date of "A Diplomatic conference, in which should
he represented the powers interested Ike ourselves. an
HE reforms demanded by the present organization OF
the sanitary service In ,he Euf and which, afier nav
inc studed the questions TO which We have the honor
to solicit your Majetys attention, should propose prac
ueaI remedies The members Of this conference would
have esbecially to examine whether II would not DO
necessary TO establish at the points OF departure and
arrival OF pilgrims returning from Neeca--that Ii TO
Say al Doddah and Suez-sanitary administrations
having an international character which should secure
their Independence and give TO their management all
~, sible guarantees Of loyal iinpartiaiity We may
aon upon active cooperation upon the part OF the
Lasetn Governments whose States in the progress of
tbeso epdemcs are tie frst 10 s,er from the rayages
OF the scourge and from the interruption OF commercial
relations. 49,
IT. as We venture to hope Majesty deigns to nc.
cord assent q the considerations have the honor to
pre sent the EmperOr's Government should hasten to
uace itself In conn unic with foreign cabinets In
order 10 combine. by common agreement in Il confer
enoe, a generality oi measures whose necessity IS
demonstrated by recent and sorrowul events.
We have the honor. &C.,
DgOUiN DE LHuYs. Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
AgsAsp bIInC, Minister OF Agriculture Com
IBuI.