Year: 1879


consequences shall ensue:--


l.sIf the inspector certiies that all the animals
landed from the same vessel are tree from aisease
they shall therefrom cease to be deemed foreign
animals.


RULES IN CASE DISEASE.


Twe!fh-If the inspector certihes with respect 10
any one OF the animals landed from the yes.
sci that it they Is affected with disease, all
the animals then imported in the vessel SHAH De
dealt with according to the following rues:-


II the disease is cattle plague the inspector is 10
detain the diseased animal and all animals brought
in the same vessel therewit and report immediately
II the disease is pleuro-pneumonia the inspector
is to the diseased cattle and all cattle brought
in the same vessel Herewith to be dealt with as fo
lows:-


l. The diseased cattle are to be slaughtered at the
place of landing.


.. The healthy cattle are be slaughtered at the
place of landing, il landed at port where there
Is foreign animals wharf the inspector may permit
but not elsewhere.


II the disease is foot and mouth disease the
cattle, sheep and swine brought in the same vessel
Herewith to be dealt with as follows:-


!. The healthy cattle, sheep and swine are to be
slaughtered at the place of landing.


2. The healthy cattle sheep and swine are to be
slaughtered at the place Of landing, II landed ut
port ut which there is q foreign animals wharf the
inspector may permit them to be removed into that
wharf for slaughter but not elsewhere.


SHEEP Fox AND SHEEP scAB.


If the disease is sheep poX sheep scab the inspec-
tor Is to the diseased sheep and ALI sheep
brought in the vessel Herewith to be dealt with
follows -


l. The diseased sheep to be slaughtered at the
place of landing.


q The healthy sheep are to be slaughtered at the
place of landing ii landed ut port ut which there
Is foreign animals wharf the inspector may permit
them to be removed into that wharf for slaughter,
but not elsewhere.


PROVISIONS INSPECTION.


Sercnteenth-Foregn animals, under part 1, shall be
detained in some lair other proper place adjacent
to the place of landing and shall be inspected by an
inspector of the privy Council The detention shall
continue for at least twelve hours reckoning OF the
last animal OF the cargo whether the whole cargo Is
landed continuously without intermission ut one
place, part thereof is landed at once place and part
at another place. parts thereof landed at differ
ent times ut the same place


DEALING WITH DISEASED ANIMALS


Eighteenth. inspector OF the Privy Council finds
disease in any animal OF cargo, every animal in each
separate part of the cargo shall be dealt with as II
that disease had been found in animal i'll each sep
arate part. If he finds more diseases than one
among the animals of cargo all the animals brought
in the same vessel Herewith shall be dealt Win az
folows-


/. If of the diseases is cattle plague every ami
NAL in each separate part OF the cargo is to be dealt
with in accordance with rule OF article 16 2. II
the diseases pleuro pneumonia and sheep pox or
sheep scab the cattle in each separate part or the
rule c. and the sheep in each separate part of the
cargo to be dealt with in accordance with rule
6. II one of the diseases is fodt and mouth there
being cattle plague. every animal in each separate
part of the cargo is to be dealt with in accordance
with rule Z of that article.


Naturalization an animal forming part of
cargo of foreign animals under part has not been
Kept separate from All animal forming part Of
another cargo of foreign animals all the animals
forming those two cargoes shall be dealt with as II
they formed one cargo.


detain for any period that he thinks necessary or
proper any foreign animals under part which he
has to suspect is diseased or may introduce
disease.


REMOVAL OF CATTLE.


T.ceniy Gg.st-No animal. carcase, fodder litter
dung shall be removed from the lair or other place
adjacent the place OF landing where foreign
mails under part are detained except with the
permission OF an inspector of the Privy Council.
If the inspector is OF the opinion that any such
animal thing aforesaid may introduce disease
the same shall be slaughtered. destroyed or other
wise dealt with in accordance with instructions from
time to time given by the Privy Council.


Ueatyseccnd-Nothing in part shall prevent the
landing OF any such foreign animals at foreign ami
mails wharf ii the owner or the animal or his agent
in Great Britain the consgnces thereof desires
CATTLE TRADE WITH ENGLAND AT STAND
STILL IN oNTARIO-ANxIRTY CONCERNING THE
ACTION OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.


TORONTO, Feb s. 1879.
The cattle trade with England at present is at .
standstill and all is uncertainty and doubt. When
the unfortunate trouble began it understood
that stock would be received into Liverpool subject
to inspection. Latterly, however, doubt thrown
upon the point. and Canadian shippers acting on ad
vice from their agents. decided not to send any fresh
cargoes. The decision Of the British government as
to scheduling tho United States as an infected coun-
try is looked for with anxiety. Should the de-
cison be favorable to the United States the Canadian
government will have to undo what it has done in
prohibiting for the space Of three months the i'm
portation of American cattle into Canada their
passage through any port of the Dominion. II this
is not done the effect will be TO send all the trade to
United States ports during that period.