, 1872-11-02
ELSEWHERE.

NEW YoRK. Nov 1.-To-day, he twelfth OF
the horse plague, found Broadway resuming its
old crowded condition. Along th docks dull
ness has disappeared, and freight is moving
with comparative freedom. Owing to the guam
titles of grain being shipped the outgoing At
lantic steamers have not suffered much, al
though miscellaneous freights haVs been very
light. The number of dead horas renDyed
since last Sunday in New York and Brooklyn is
about $50. The street car facilities a'e not yet
lines quit working before II p: N.
ITO the associated Press.]
NEW YORK, Nov 1.-Athough traYe is as yet
considerably obstructed, there is q marked i'm
greatly improving, the malaria being aid to be
fully under control, aud if there are sill cesea
Of danger they are only those OF hors@ which
have very recently been attached, and hive not
had perfect rest are the first to show synptoms
of Improvement. Many Of the truckme and
the teams Of business men are out agal1, but
it will probably be some days before til. car
companies will fully resume running. Eighty
five deaths we're reported yesterday.
Favorable weather, also, has caused 81 i'm
proyement in the horses in Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1-Afternoon.- The horse
disease is rapidly decreasing, and the streets be-
gin to assume their old appearance. The tar
companies are putting on more cars to-dty.
Ninety horses have died during the past twentF-
four hours.
Doctors who examined the bodies OF some It
the dead horses report symptoms OF pneumonia
and also signs Of typhoid fever on several Of the
smaller intestineB.
New YonK, Nov. 1.-Evening -Ninety-two
deaths from the horse disease are reported in
this city this morning, and 81 in Brooklyn.
and it is believed that by Monday the cars will
be running on nearly all the lines.
JERSEY CITY.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-Busiuess is comparative
3r+r1
on the prevalence Of the horse disease. Thirty
three horses are reported dead.
PHILADELPHIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The plague has
81, 500 was to have coma off yesterday at Suf-
folk Park, but the horses are suffering with the
disease, and the race was postponed. The horses
entered we're Sensation, ". s. Allen, and Hot
spur. It is reported that Rosalind is sick at
Trenton.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .-Afternoon-The Euen-
ing Telegram estimates the number Of sick
horses at S, 900 to 10000, but not single fatal
case is reported. Nearly every railway company
has withdrawn its cars so as to avoid the use OF
Wednesday are already recovering
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-The horse-disease pre-
wallis throughout the city and vicinity. a num-
lines and comparatively few hacks are on the
stands. Business is beginning to suffer for
want of the conveyance Of freights. The disease
prevails in the mi1dest form.
= PouGHKEEPsIE, n.
PouaHKEEps1E, Nov. 1.-The disease is
spreading rapidly in this vicinity, and has made
it's appearance at Kingston.
BELoIr, WIS
BELo1T, Wis, Nov. 1.-The frat case of the
dreaded horse-disease in this city occurred yes
terday. No other cases reported yet.
INCIDENTS OF THE DISEASE IN NEW YoRR AND
BOSTON.
From, the Neo York Herald Oct. %.
This is the everyday pecture in Broadway,
from morning till night, din, hurry-scurTy, and
Babel tongues OF all nations. But now it has
changed. The men seem despondent, for horses
blind and severed its arteries. It is motionless,
dumb, para1yzed, and the shock which it has re-
ceived is greater than can be seen on the sur
face. -..
Instead Of the great jam at Fulton, and Wall
and Cortlandt streets, which always is to be
seen at these points, there seems to be an
ominous quiet. The policemen have not used
their whistles to urge drivers for nearly week.
The driver finds space on all sides. He ls not
urged on either side He does not find . pole
sticking in him from behind, nor loado hay or
brooms threatening to topple over on his head,
on his right, nor hogshead OF sugar ready to
roll off dray in front and smash bis horses
lega to jelly. The writer, at Spring street,
Yesterday waited for fifteen minutes, by the
clock in T1ffany's old building, and saw but
eighteen vehicles pass five Of which were stages.
Part of these eighteen we're going up; par; r.; VI
them we're going down Broadway. Usually q
couple of hundred vehicles would pass at this
given point during the same time, and from the
nostri1s Of seventeen Of these horses these hecks
of foam depended, showing the agonles they
| we're suffering The policemen of the Broad
way squad, under the command Of Tony Allaire,
we're 7ieib1y affected with the epizoot This
word, be it known, has passed into the vocabu-
larry of AmericaniBms. The policeman wore a
sad expression, but Lad no discharge and need
ed no mustard embrocation to his chest.
At Canal street the cars were stopped, and
those who waited for transportation waited in
vain. The intersection Of this street with
Broadway seemed completely clear. Amy partof
Sixth ayenue, below Thirtyfourth street, is gen.
orally more crowded than was Broadway yester-
day ut Canal street. Every horse that passed
looked wan and hectic, and lean as Don Quixote:
They also moved at q funeral pace-the horses
heads downwards- when the poor animals
came to slippery place they stumbled and slid
as if they we're about to drop on the cruel stones
The wide, open space around the statue Of
Washington, at Union square, looked as if it
we're deserted platz IN third-rate German