The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-09

outbreak or cattle fever In Warren county In that STATE
fully examined dssected the Bergen yards Hud
City the l'A 18th and 18th day: ASsasts .n, 1884
n43sIs a, NJ D. Corresponding Secretary metropolitan
reply Of the m
cattle disease have honor direction Of the oyerno
to With copy Of Tspe msde to this depart
%s1 suS s. captain sss d As' county upon
WILsIAMsPoRf, Ind, August 81 1858.
Governor BAxEnAs reqesed by pour letter Of the sd
o % s Sa Ks inquiry
metropolitan tan Board Of Health ooo ., rs,,,
81 ssss E s'
%SS q h asd Es ay st. ST ~
once shipped from that point steamboats, and arrived =
m OF pf Af{ there ws Hss
head only $50 Of the $50 head reaching Warren county
In good eond.o nothing ndicatOng any disease whatever
the present date Warren county Ind all doing well and
no disease whatever having made its appearance among
native cattle have died ali sround hsm This herd Of Texan
cattle on the 18th day Of june 1858 passed certain
county Nanen, On the lsih day Of June, 1865 lot q
each were permitted Craze upon he same pasture
and continued to feed upon the same until the 4h Of August
July 1855 and The lh Of August ises were sick and
aSa on the Vest @ Of this lot of 20
Toledo and Wabash Railroad shipped York
To m RsTs ssa cattle o
that mad not been on this pasture or in exposed to
taken sick on he road to New York but the sickness;
Saa the 81 to the Tsa
On the night Of the isS Of june iss this lot Of Texan
poTS The ' the Ss S
Of Texan cattle were driven the north county
9d the rest were one and n good growing condition
CsSupled By The cattle About weeks after the
and s the pr, IRE the Texan cattle bad been
On e
a EsS% ss $ to s ss s
Si G 1s s have .0 c no ont of @ T
and stupid but have the appearance Of getting well
scEeSed and died that other Texan cattle
native cattle months ana disease made
its s We ns e
to be, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
not necessary for this committee to offer any advice
IN regard to sanitary now ed for the IrCes
The regulations enforced by the State Commissioners and
sistant commssioner Dr. Morean Norris Metropolitan
district insure secua profession against diseased
vstons in the drove yards experience duties one
% Ss to @ hs the p
twelve days 53 beef cattle have passed under his rigid in
York that have not passed such inspection The New Jersey
with h sna Ag p in daily
HYGIEHIc RELATIONS OF THE CATTLE PLAGUE INvEsTT-
The prompt and searching Investigations tina. were COM
p ss : this IsT
this Board preceded by several days the action Of other san
class Of sudden attacks diarhoa rapidly subsidized
The transportation Of infected cattle was speedily
treatment Of besTe. r. tra"@n. markets.
the searching inesgaon which our officers have made
chemical changes which the and tissues OF the dis
s snss4 tnomsss Of to the
The thoroughly scientific study Of this malignant fever
In haaa DIV md
habits of destructive Infections, and promises to give
oa sse
been attained in the study Of the feyers that de-
investigation which have been adopted this inquiry
heSry By medical oces in al The
cities where the disease has appeared.
well AZ tho detailed records Of All that Is being
given to the Board and to the sTH
S S6Hk 8 cs s4SEha,
Sanitary Committee Metropolitan Board OF Health.
REPORTS OF THE SANITARY SUPERINTENDENT.
number OF communications from the Sanitary
SUPERINTENDENT transmitting reports on various mat
lowing, showing the work Of the Sanitary In
spectors:-
,orrIoE SANITARY surErISrENprNT !
METROPOLITAN BOARD OF HEALTHY
SroRETARY Metropolitan BOARD OF HEALTH
s s a S%s9
e shys spip s iSS wssp
courts and areas Easements pipes nd
sosiTssts and CUTTERS, asnge,Sas building
reported upon the following Of complaint -302
tenement houses, "a private houses, manufactures, "a
yards and areas ~ Cellars il waste ppe: &c. ccrns and
essspool psvisA and water closets Streets &C. % viola
orders served his returns show ss orders previously
During the pas, week III complaints have received
Very respectfully, IL. u. N.
DIR. HARRIS WEEKLY LETTER.
The following letter OF Dr. Harris Registrar Of
Vital Statistics, was presented and read:-
METROPOLITAN BoArp HEALTH,
Buarxg 20 OF v VITAL ST siAJIs,gIllsosI
The oTs: week of opens with well
believing that health becoming quite ia these
sewerage as well both cities been
ectu nuse and ceansed by the heavy rainas last week
unusual purity OF the atmosphere insured for
There were $40 deaths in that ended
last Saturday This is 81 less than in the preceding week aud
s than IN the 'eepHs preceding week There were KS
second Fourteenth and Sixteenth wards Of the latter city,
The heaviest mortality in New YORK experienced
First Fourth and Twenty second and associated with
tie uni ygienlc conditions In scky wards OF
The humber attributed rymoiic hhy and infectious
New YORK and Brooklyn his class gave 5s1s per
liza gave a per- cent ali for the srs year and per-
cent @ m hass Ire s
cent respectively. Deaths from diarrhaa diseases
y sers needs 70 be Increasing
CHANGES Of nas " n
of the United States but fatal insdious typhoid
ay drainage s has been neeced
main within The MetiogoIan district several such places
Of public economy as vel AZ Of philanthropy 70 de-
scr ia ON TEMPERATURE, HUMIDITY AND RArSiALL IN
The mean % degrees, and the extreme
sg humidity 72-lfO