New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-10-28

erday morning ny the police exclusive ., ,npse ish
den of No 900 East Twentythrdst; one 20 charo 9th
ford Of No 1855 East ono oh 70 PaifeE
McNaly of No. ll9 Frstaye one 10 Denns ConOl ~
Sn East Twenty one morse Inv ue% az NO 100
Horatio-sf at Corear and south-ss No fists,' ~
5i CEorrst No % Clinton ST. No. $50 Third-ave, No
2O3 East seventy-eighthst sMtyse'en'h-s' "nu
ave- THE EFFECT on OCEAN COMMERCE.
TRrBUNE reporter visited the Offices aud wharves OF
the different lines OF London and Liverpool steamer Oh
Saturday. He learned that nearly all the lines nave
experienced some inconvenience through tue Iae
ttinHes through the week, It will Affect Ct
the interest of shippers very seriously Inc Hon n
of the outward-bound steamers was deSSeq WIFI
star Line No 10 Broadway ths rep1Iter s or three
that shippers had been Obliged 10 ueieI IMo , ~, VI. t
convey the merchandise to the wharyes. The Baltic
sailed at the usual hour, that Nessei hasInS
which She discharged last Monday stDl remains
at the wharyes in Pavouiaaye., Jersey 'i NY
freight agent said that the freight had been conveyed
away by lighters and that there had not been dozen
lated between 900 and 1000 tuns of freight but as theIes
sufficient space this line does not experience ucn
ble There Still remaining portion OF the cargo OF
the Batavia, which arrived ON Oct: 10, ana Wmch
sailed Saturday portion Of f fnG cargo tb me
office Of the Inman Line, No IS Broodway' Jo , W.
Dale the agent said that the me nau f tb V civ Of
Rrooiy1 still remains at the steamers pier, No 49, N r.
There an Immense amount OF Iegnt c i D fact that
Pier No AZ N r. Is completely blocked up, hnu III Caso
ne a4e 1 @ the london steamer due tins week.
pier No part of the freight consists OF fruit Inc
steamer Egypt left at the usual time on saturday.
AT the docks of the Guon line large part OF tne cargo
the Ida9S s Fe%aiH No 81 w ag Cce c H Case
the agent said that the business IN ng3rage hs
carriage, have increasedin proportion
| IN BROOKLYN.
The streets Of Brooklyn unusually quiet yester-
day. owing to almost total suspension Of street rail-
road travel and the absence Of vehicles Of all kinds The
horse dstemper appears TO be at is hight in the
public and private stables and the OF stock OF any
value are decidedly opposed To working their animals n
til they have experienced change for the better The
win disappear in four or five days If the horses are
even seSsO and Flith-ave Railroad, informed the
| public Saturday Of his intention to suspend
stock was more or less afflicted r,,rr ana q
eSsa G route 0S Saturday GGTd dT REf Tn
City Railroad Companys available stock was much re-
duced on Saturday and notice was posted at the once
| run on Sunday. Cars the several routes were
az n5 Sn weTs crowded S with people
The Company withdrew twothrds of its cars but the
nadoquate to the wants OF the public But r Is%
aT w9 Perkd F%n S and Grand Ines and these
were closely packed with people on every MP tiip.
bnsness firms have lost large OF money through
their inability to ship their goods according to
20 ort their teams for less than $50 a load
Livery stable men have advanced their charges Tor
baye Tsised the price Of coal 81 per tun. MIX
| men butchers, bakers, and Others are opera
Claiming that they cannot their sick horses and
have pay increased wages TO their es VINO low
few vehicles in Prospect Park yesterday and the number
! Of visitors correspOndlngly reduced
| Is THE SUBURBS.
40 toss tl,on half he and
many new cases have appeared within foyeight hours
Prices are high and scarce at any price In
Elizabeth N. j., the streets have an unusually quiet
appeatSnce' eua SUN borses with which To condnct
their large business In H0boken, matters are IN no
better condition. and much business Is suspended on ac-
count of the lack OF teams. The disease has
reached Staten Island but does not general there
AT Flushing, L. l., the express aud ice companies
are suffering for lack of transpOr alton facilities.
Business affected seriously, and at present there
that several cows belonging Flushing farmers have
recently died from the elects Of disease precisely
| in that vicinity.
RAvAGEs OF THE DISEASE ELSEWHERE.
forenoon an. nd everything H on; rjp d aas Rgq oflPg
pearaoe reported this morning than dunng the
whole time since made appearance Tue express
companies have posted up "NO goods received and
rom ''i he Erie CANAL particularly between thus eity
and Buffalo sf very dourag.s many boats have tied 1p and
horses board The towing companies advertise that they viii furnish
II
service baggage delivery companies delivering
Of handca the railway track
BosroS 261he rain-stom continues Nery few horses
Markemen cedeeprs city and all
which
sand-st, causing Of much inconvenience Hand
with pedsbabie articles for delivery depots
Emy the BY The only
couragng that few fatal In consequence Of the
disease the hone-css accommodations have been
prevailed night and continues this morning
and authentic the disease being communicated 20
here to-day. Russell he the driver Of
Engine attending bis horses snden taken with
TO his hone He had all the symptoms VI
coughing the and and general feyerh
debility.
DETsoIr 2Tbe disease made ts in this
city Tbur srge Of horses affected The street
yesterday The disease has also reached
the numbering district north Of Saginaw
LoCKPORT n l6-Tbero abatement Of tbs horse disease
New not only in ths city bat
eiy great making their trips and great majority o:
public stables unfit heavy
prevailing Yesterday THIS together with the lack Of
and the inability OF the city
consequence the prevailing epidemic causes general depression to
business
tee.raphs iolloWs the Press Of Gow-ioIk:
CITY POuGHKsEPs n, N. T., MAYORS OFFICE, Oct n
Of the horse plague warrant
HewYOrk In employing 10 their
merchandise doubt that hundred many more
with drivers could DO sent by boat
m would cOuy the places Of
homes hauling believe that
ga with farmers AMI doyers for
NJ this matter gAuous the dspo-
sal Of those interested H. w. EASTMAN
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