The New York herald., 1872-11-05

quitous Disease Elsewhsre
New York was itself agnn yesterday. 7lle interval
of gloom and Of paralysis that has aecsed the city
Ior the tive weeks THAI have succeeded the first
attack ofthe hipporhnorrhca was yesterday almost
passed on ana the mysterious mist OF malaria
-seemedentirely lifted from our poor equine brutes
The further duration OF the disease here is merelg
the na&ural development Of its final symptoms, and
the crowded condition of the streets through the
busy hours OF the day proves that but few of its
former victims are still confined to their stalls
unatle to work. In many stables there are still
cases OF dangerous prostration and feverish bron-
cilstis, in souse OF which
DRAnH IS VERY LIKELY 70 ENsUE.
hut the najority Of these even are hopeful and
grow less serious as long as the weather is not op
pressive and the air continues to be clear and in
vigorating. 1t does not seem ito be dampness that
induces the worst phases OF the disorder 50 much
as 1t is d It'd quality Of the a.mosphere-undoubt-
edly gaseous poison. When the blood Is anected
by this Ms immediate effects are manifest in the
throat and the mucus-iined cavities OF the head;
and If neglected 1t touches In It's more advanced
stages the membranes Of the lungs when 1t proves
more dangerous and more rapid in Its destruction
than the seeds OF consumption in human being.
The beet names Tor the disease, as has been ac-
knOwlcdged by highest medical authorities, are
those which have been given it by the HERALD.
"UIPPORHINORRHEAn
expresses exactly its early symptoms, when it
seems to be little more than o running catarrh.
. Febrcquobronchiats can be well used to designate
: 1t when the affection reaches the bronchial tubes
and sort Of hectic fever burns mp the very vitality
. OF the respiratory organs. The doctors have puz-
.zled themselves long and sofely over the charac-
teristbcs OF the new visitation of Providence and
paIpably disagreeing. variety Of .metlfeds or
treatment have been devised and many Of them
published. Next to that used by Mr.. Bonner there
seems none successful as that which is copied
from the system OF
RUSSIAN BATHs
used by human beings. During the last week it
has been tried by hundreds OF hOrsemen, who have
found that the swiftness with which it cures their
ANIMALS Of all the signs OF the disorder is some
: thing most remarkable. The desperate cases OF
IN e tg a
>sdecreaaed In one or two days since 1t was hrst
Yesterday all OF the lines or street ears used the
majority OF their horses, who did neI look either
yery emaGated ny sha or very Weae except ID the IN
@aass seem as II about to fall into pieces or melt
MELANCHOLY GREASE SPOTS.
The drivers pity them and speak to them with
-yMpathctic accents which, though they may sound
tle compulsien OF dragging the overladen cars
along ne crooked and sinuous tracks; uphill and
the rumor Of the trial Of dummy engine by this
company on its road was circulated yesterday
altsr,o9n but none took place The cars Of this
the poor horses are most commserable, and the
scene is sometimes little short OF the horrible when
they struggle desperately to start the stubborn
around the sudden turns. Yesterday the up:
an immense throng, which crammed itself
into the marrow space OF the cars with no cere-
WHOM Bergh's philanthropc earnestness had not yet
greatly relieved from their inhuman wrongs The
manner IN which ladies on this line are crushed
alarming, but the "dear things" manage to endure
il and come out OF the ordeaIs with roguish cheer,
iulness. All this, however, does not alter or
THE MISERY OF THE HORSES,
aB they toll frantically along with smooth hoofs
striking the fire from the slippery stones like
miniature showers OF meteOrs that Hash and dash
The stage lines were all using the majority OF
their horses and yenicles, greatly to the satlsac
ton i. BrOadway's beau monde That tremendous
Torrent OF travel and raffc was at its flood Yester
alay and almost drowned all other thoughts from
the minds OF those who walked along its hot aud
resonant! navament -AE--
THE DOWN TOWN BUSINESS STREETS
were lively and crowded with vehicles. The faces
OF the millionnares and merchants and bankers
could be easily interpreted; but not so when some
stranger asked regarding the present issues Of the
Of BUSINESS were the
splendid portrait banner Of O,irien waved iazly at
e Sn Se and se
sDNlis - but Jate in the afternoon the rumOr
reached the STOCK Exchange that Hayemeyer had
withdrawn from the mI. cipal tournament.
"What Is that sof" said dashy individual,
'pnew IL there goes my hundred hui, i Ia and ETY."
.SWhat's the matter with hmY''
'They say he has the hipp0rhinorrhea.n
D1iR TIE 1Ss. waR.cHIES OF fiE ' Failozooisrs
Ii threatened with an Injunction, which Is to have
hearing before Judge DAY. in the Court OF Com
mon Pleas ON Wednesday, ana is prayed fox by the
broadway and East Slde the Broadway and FOuIth
and Madison Avenue and the Broadway and Twen-
ty-third street Stage Companies, to restrain him
from arresting their drivers and stopping tnelr their
some time ago. but where is he nQwY In the
Third Avenue stables on Sunday four horses died,
1eErequobronchiatis. Their legs sweed 10 a great
Glse and they were attacked by violent trembling
the most Intense pain. The number OF cars used
yesterday was one hundred and twenty-seven. on
Bergh yesterday morning made
BOLD DESCENT
upon one pair of horses, driver, o conductor and
q car, and compelled them to turn back, declaring
that they the anmals| were afflicted with the
bipporhinorrhea and were unit for use. The in
the curses which were poured upon the unpanted
warcher were not only loud, but deep. He didn't
stop any more cars Just there.
A horse died at the Broadway and Seventh Ave-
nue. stables yesterday morning, and others belong
s 70 INC ev sa have swollen legs and terrible
cough.
All the lines Of travel are running larger numbers
Of vehicles than on Saturday. The Ninth Avenue
aad Twenty-third Street line OF stages now run
81 stages their complement being 66; the Four
tecnth street line run II stages and the Fourth
Avenue line 40, their full number being 5O The
Madison Avenue line OF stages run So stages, and
the Fifth Avenue line run 40 stages. The Eighth.
and Sixth Avenue lines Of running their
iu!l number to the Astor House, and the Second
Avenue line lo7 cars The Broadway and Sew
enth Avenue, Ninth Avenue and Belt lines are run.
UinK two-thirls their regular number.
The Equine Mortality.
The police report the following lists OF localities
OF deaths Of horses IN this city,