New-York tribune., 1868-09-09

tho neb only portion OF the herds actually arrived IN
u city The report includes reports IRON mr. nr T.
',fnsscE meat nspcctOr at Pittsburgh, Penn; III. f.
M,cEay. Health officer at Buffalo, and Dr. George w., >,
Fisher Assistant Sanitary Inspector al oiIg 9nE Hondrt
m6ns Of Inquiry, which were organized by d. hail'
5 I gaons commenced the a;h
Of August By Board induced decisive sanitary action IN an
.ciou Sanitary Boards Ana Is "ofhy S msu'ou 'H
fatal eas, Of sudden % % was sper arrested and pub
m attention called the unhysienie treatment OF beees " "
The searching Investigation which officers have made in regard
tie organs o the diseased animals undergo a 'e Po
at facts to tie hygnc ksSsaS & 81 o. T in cattle has
,r,y os new light upon the history and habits Of destructive IN
Sllsion Ittu 70 H. M y of the peslenal vers devas
has yet beeu attained ~ ue s , p - q, nve.tiyaion
Which hye been adopted IN tins a 81 ] @g 1i,e bS medical er, in
sIl be towns aui cities the disease has appeared J.
tailed Tsrl Of ali that being ascean concerning disease are
carefully preserved aud will be given to this Board and to the p1'e "
Tb Prpor Of the Sanitary Superintendent showed that
c tenement hou.es and 10 private dwellings ad Dce
isncctrd Jiring last week, beside large number OF
other buildings A resolution adopted making Com
he gWal Trporf Of the Board Mr. Mays of Brooklyn
r. D. was refused permit to slaughter ctll9' Po'd
ton nom llr Tobin butcher to be allowed to sign
smuiaon which he had previously refused to sign, was
referred. The Board then adjourned. r,. =, rt
GOV Ogcsby OF Illinois. has appointed Harvey \. "a
wards ana Edmund IT, Piper Special COMMISSIONERS TO
visit tins state and cooperate III the enoits % "
feet the uublic AGAINST diseased meal ana NJ the oc
ma moi To hinder or embarrass OpprcssvelI the snip
nrnt Of and trade in stock from the state oi Illinois
the ILLINOIS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY IS kfIobL
The Illinois state Agricultural society nave Sel con-
mlttcc through the state To investigate thc leA,s
among the horned cattle Their first report mas beeh pre-
seutep 10 the Western papers with the oO"lhB cohoiu
sons ON the causes which produce the disease t.
E,i, That isolation native stock from the Texas hen mp'A
lively demanded daring hot generally d months o june 1uy
Sed Tha, contact, the crossing Of ihe t,l or her
does uot Affect the uaiFe %
h contact grazing ater them oH t"o 10 A'e " %
Necessary produce the disease a., H.. ,- hahn, 4.
Third. That native cgit DO not eo-''' wv '' ~ n
L, ,rasc cattle iu dry lots. 49,. ,t
attc that hiye been Nre vi
the ufe'ee
thcse States amer te Autumn IA' anu
ts 0rlnp rpou around that Texas herbs ha gf uo
aqe sa condition 90 th. Development OF h uA,o
proid such conditions htnr r
of We cattle Illinois 20 NeS York 90 tl car ta' @
Tea, cattle have been Transported n v uo! pourr ne neee
condition 90 develop the disease. viii the transportation o
cattle bg rail Chicago Nc" iors h"y uen. @ H
uen. provided railroad cpmVatts spread uY disease u. n
i.cr5r the f aas ard frost o pasture @
m o. of uo. may be- done without fear OF producing us
| ua'1I. -., .,.,,,,
in iat ra. ltutoi Abilene Kansas most 81" Nhicl v" paw
hesitation that have never seen more heaH '1 ''''
cltt.. t..u taN there"