The New York herald., 1872-10-26

ate against the chances OF recovery. The stables
Of the New YORK Transfer Company in Greene
street. are apparently closed and the ceach horses
are all kept IN the stalls and are carefully treated
ana red In the same way ~ on Thursday.
Not an ANIMAL belonging TO this CON-
pany has escaped; but aD0ut twenty truck
horses and twenty othcrs-those used in the
transportation OF the mails and OF passengers for
the railroads. and steamboats, to and
were hired out to casual customers except In
Of the horses were found 70 be affected, but none
seriously No danger was aPprsnendsd Of sss
sSe Stable C9nf Of seows Mhe SUPPLIES
the carriages for the guests or the Grand Central
hotel there are ITO horses all OF which are slightly
Amour's horses, at the lower end OF Seventh ave-
nue., are. all more or less aficted, but not dan
THE UPTOWN LIVERY STABLES,
where are kept the blood nags and roadsters Of
saS o te e
Next door to the Gilsey House, on Broadway, is
the Excelsior Stable, kept by Mr.. D. W. Snow.
in danger, and most Of them are Improving. the
thirty other gentlemen's roadsters, are kept here
and are all recovering from slight attacks. The
treatment used here is the administration Of lni-
ment to the throat OF the beast and
AcoNiTE, BRIlADoNNA AND DIGrrALIs
internally: the food which Is given is soltand
left in the stalls all the time Lime is used
fumigator. Around the corner, in Twenty-ninth
son, where many Of the horses are 80 sick as to lie
down. There arc sixty or them, all OF which are
affected. Frier's stables from which the Gilsey
House Is supplied, contains about seventy horses,
one OF which was driven yesterday. The rest are
completely disabled. At Graham's, in Thirty. first
ten double teams two were working. Fuller's Ma
@ tional Stables, at the corner OF Broadway and
nearly all OF which, although they have been
affected, are almost entirely well. In Bren-
mans mans. stables Thirty,sxth street twenty-six
expected to die. The Inflammation of the throat
a has extended to the lungs, when II becomes very
and Broadway, has ffty horses and they ali are
Many Of them were much worse yesterday and
TWO WERE EXPECTED TO DIE
Of Forty-fth street and Fifth S avenue, ,oIMe pre-
er the saa sao Of i n
whose condition is growing worse rather than
better. In Briggs Mansion Stables seventy-dve
horses are sick Seventy horses at Beumger's
sick.
IN GARRIsoN's STABLES
at the corner OF Broadway and Forty seventh
street. there are sixty-three horses and they are
a sick. The disease here made its appearance on
the proprietor being up night and day nursing
ms, ms servltors and tney are now doing very
SIX hs a t: dsease
opened and ne air was tnoropsniy dis,nfected
the horses, and said yesterday that they were all
convalescent. In this stable are boarded good
Jersey Maid, General Mcclellan, Lady Anna, Bride
OF the Wind, Taylors fast Hambletonian colt and q
promising stallion descended from Ethan Allen.
DAN MACE'S STABLES,
In Forty-eghth street, contain some very valuable
stock, OF which Plimpton and Darkness continue to
ri ovAC un1 thnp
celebrated trotters who are kept at this stable and
are now a.. at the E. Fleetwood Course have been
Sasf Sealth. 'sSss S s.Ssss ss's asss9ss .nslr
Char.sss Carman's stables. where are twelve
Ben, Kirkwood and GRAY Mack, are visited, OF
course, by the ephippic and all OF them were
more me- or less malignantly attacked. but are in q
eight horses which are sick, but not dangerously;
one OF them is a Hambletonian colt. five years6ld,
stables eighteen steeds are sick. In Anderson's
stables, Fiftioth street, the fifty private road
sSowes stable IN Foreth ors street, which
used to belong to the Boss Of the Tammany Ring,
contains six trotting horses Of good b;ood all ol
of Forty-second street and Madison avenue. the
XEboc AND NABocKLisH,
have the epizootc, but not badly. There are forty
sick horses In Leadbetters livery stable on Seventh
Harry Elders stables in Fortyfsh % street, II e near
Fifth avenue, where there are seventy sick horses,
are also closed. In Cluson's stables sixty horses
are bat slightly a1ected, and are doing we'll At
Anderson's stable Mr.. Case's trotting mare The
Belle OF Paterson, is also under DR.. Coles treat
ment and Is getting well Of an attack Of the uni
The other and minor livery stables were found in
e ony that Ss e Mas wa IN e
more general. and In some cases, more dangerous,
while there was said to be palpable Improvement
assidu0us. Some cases Of probable death were
found where the horses had been previously
affected by lung fever or Inflammation.
The Express Companies.
The transportation demands upon manv OF the
express companies have become SO great owing to
the interruption to the regular routine OF business
that they were yesterday forced to put their sick
animals in harness.
ADAMS EXPRESS.
The disorder has developed no new features since
the last report The animals which were very III
early In the week have recuperated somewhat, and
yesterday the others about in the same condi-
tion as on Thursday. So great is the tax upon the
company by their business that yesterday they
were compelled to impress into service their entire
stock, and 1t is feared that the result will be a
lapse and possibly q fatal termination In some
cases.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS.
The animals OF this company were no better yes
terday than on the previous day. Slight improve
ment was observed In the condition or few cases,
Dut Cucy are IHe exCeptlOn. Ine company, now
ever, did not put them to work yesterday as was
contemplated owing to the inclemency OF the
weather They continue to employ drays in the
transaction OF their business.
THE EUROPEAN EXPRESS.
The horses Of this company are convalescent and
were all at work yesterday
THE AMERICAN-EUROPEAN EXPRESS.
No Improvement is reported in the condition Of
the fifteen animals employed by this company, and
an outside force Of animals have been secured.
Had the weather justified 1t, however, they would
have been put in harness yesterday, the disease
Is believed to have spent Its fury.
THE UNITED STATES EXPRESS.
Slight Improvement manifested itself on Thurs
day evening and the company resolved to turn
their animals out OF hospital yesterday morning.
The heavy rain, however, caused them to recon
slider their determination, and they continued to
hire mules and horses from those who have them
for hire. Mr. Thayer reports that he thinks the
critical period has passed, and with fine weather