New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-08-16
WARRINGTON.

apd pdd y Texas rattIe Disease Investigated
p isS 0,i,senI ConditiOa of Mrs. BsnVsIIus
, Spt oSit and MRS Trumbmh-Ten NiillOnS Hs-
d ausE Vested An N rth aArollRa--I he st. DO
hranss mingo observation-disclosures TroubIes in
IijFSH Kansas.
tvslT WtstINe1oN, August Is "A son of Secre.
'z; Itz,. In Gchofeld is dead at West Point.
city n ksRat6ment concerning the Texas cattle
yada sssse made by j X. Dodge, statisticiau
snNsi ~ the Department of Agriculture, as the
rotls yult of extended investigation, contains
- IL following points;
a. s1s Frst-That the disease 8 communicated
ed nd cattle from Texas, Florida, and other
es Brtons of the gulf coast.
'msr 6econd-That such disease is itself un.
Hnovn in Texas OF on the guilt coast.
+, MThird-ThAt the cattle Communicating it
sas, sa II not only apparently healthy, but are
. Hnerallv imDrnvlng In condition.
EFourth-That while local herds receiving
, oe &eiuiectinn nearly all die, they never com.
i,Sp, yn kpnicatp the di ease to Others.
hsrA Nfth-That either considerable increase
,ttts w III eievatlun o, h dislauce nf two or three
trsHs errees Of latitude from the starting point
at thsI Necessary to develop the vrus into activi
aeysl and yiruleuce, and 4 further progress of
DiY No degrees Of latitude and . few weeks in
ng dsh hme is sufficient to eliminate the poison
N IL Nam the system.
IA M elxth-That Texas cattle removed to other
undsi *Asmatic sections, as the Mississippi bottom
~ hes to the thirt, sixth parallel, communicates
:rsI u Infection to local herds.
81 h. Gtyenth-TuAt medication has thus far
llIs .n hen of no avail.
Lew Mr. Dodge concludes that the disease can
d I'd I#Dt become general, and that it Can not
hit only within the movements of Texas
httle, which could be regulated or sup.
Il, Eiessed and that it does not result from
ana nVel, but from innate disease.
Mrs. General Rawiins and Mrs. Senator
Lats humbuil are still a.ive, but their condi-
hu Hon is critical
RBHH Land Commissioner Wilcox issues a cir.
eilT salar cautioning registers and receivers
h oLao Hat three sections only can be entered In
e, he township on college script.
Z A+ Senator Abbott staFs thatOver $40, ,000, coo
ts' t.0'n NOrtnern capital has been invested in
DAYNlOrth Carolina einoe the war,
1g dsS Itis now stnted that General Rosecrans
viii fl defer his departure until October.
eunM Internal revenue IeCetpIs S31S 900.
3 eiIN J. Q. Bingham, late Deputy Collector OF
gs gssI: lie p, IT of Richmond attempted suicide,
,odo ae stabbed himself eleven times about the
easuN heart, and cut his throat. Little hopes are
pSSi n51 Entertained OF his recovery.
prSE It is stated on doubtful authority that
och bmmissioner Rnllius will resign uuoondt
ff M iOnslly, fr"m regard TO Mr.. McCulloch'e
sSings and wishes.
The conversion Of 1905 into 5.2O's has
ceased; they are now worth their face in
ans currency.
. General Thomas E. Ewing is prominently
"a nsntioned for the Alaska cOllectorship.
III The statistical report shows that imports
-,~ cf coffee, cotton. flax. hemp,a and silk goods
Mn india rubber opium, paints, salt. soda, aud
Don tea have largely declined; and the entries
Df glass, gums, hides, precious stones
~ splces sugar, tin, tobacco, cigars, and lum
fasv ber exhibit an increase. the other articles
d n being in the usual quantities.
sss Advices from ST. Domingo TO the twentieth
Il Il y ultimO report 0rgands, the revolutionary
pa leader, within thrte miles of Azua. Gen
6 u kefal Cahral WAS with him. Il is stated tina
OV Boez was TO guarantee the Alta Vela euan'
nina and the 6amaua coal, fr an English loan
r's He continued 10 open and examine all tn
ny mails, aud is said TO have forced the Britisl
i d Consul to open hls mail, in order TO searel
ama ior Revolutionary documents.
~ Enck's comet was first seen from tn
oH naval observatory here yesterday morning
,vsA situation right ascension seven hours, de
1s WI rlination thirty degrees fftv two minutes.
. d The Indian troubles in Kansas are grow
stSe ing worse. Seven men were killed yester
q" day, and the Indians Ia large numbers ar
I'd murderlng the settlers on Solomon Greek
ng The people Of Asher Greek are about cut O
Without provisions, and are nearly out
On ammunition. Governor Crawford is max
ing Preparations to organize and arm tn
ls settlers for defense.