The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-04 00:00:00

1•Pwl - (114 TI3 rt Ale 6710 [TWOPENCE lIITAMPID, IL ADDITIONLL.] - - CP Pr PAM Pit 4 1865. I ; , A. , A •se P' ( 7 449". 7--"` a the farmers might las formed cu the rase Omit& as be Warsaw The Pasir.law sesemmult ar nemeratis• sad akin of every heed 4 sleek at bat vs. quilemit at the quoitiod• Let Ng r•Perir .pointed person deem* the value of the stook. eat there suss so requiremest to value the.. Wars the disease appeared. It might be slid that some penes might have, say 600 head 4 steak, and maid es 4 imam 300 Waking Vat seal %mews amid saw an iota es way stook dying meld be dinged as part of the lON bat sae a are as this could be mealy net by Tama to pay . ustil the steak was radioed within ths promeribed. The reselmilom Wag pat by the chairman was asseled vssm !Thud (Godoiamobastar) thought • suggestion made Mr. Tebbutt as to the paeossmsat dUm le. show, or a least the capartment, was worth sakes ocaskiinstion. Is wisaltaral sociable is Ficedmid, whales he had just niftiss4 that mums had bets pursued. A eommithes was this forined, and at cues peemednd to the name Hotel to taw the moot points lute masiders. non ; *sir report will be pmesatsd le • meglimg to ha bald oa Bata:day. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (MRS for for AUSTRALIA are invited to rem! the pat BLACK BALL ancillary Means %BUT VICTORIA. MOO tons, 600-boreepower (Itftted). treat Ike Bait India Dodo panctaally ea the intlt Yap. y a w, tor QVIINBLAND, taking gemeamera for Sydney aad iglibanise at tkroagb ratee, The math dock gamut are, for d i yam, comfort, convenience, and general arrangeeneat, an. ol gehed by 657 other ship in the Australian trade. agog usher agle the government of Qasenßared, will tarry an lenigeon superintendest. Will cell at Plymouth to mills sad par engem—Apply to JAB BAIN= and 01„, Walenetreet, Liverpool : all agents for the Black Ball Line ; Id T. iL MACKAY sad Co.. 1. Leadeakauatmeet, lawisa. E.C. (scorn's =saws.) FRANCE. --4-- MON 01111 OWN THE FRENCH IRON-CLAD SQUADRON. OHERBOUP.O. Sm. 2. The French iron-clad squadron arrived here from Portsmouth at six o'clock last night. WAY IRON LIVERPOOL Olt (MIDTOWN TO NV" YORK, TIM, • lIIRE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PIIILADLLPIIIA MARIAM? COWAN T Mead de. ..yeklagtleirtelliPalreretale-baKS boa bow IlleidoEßlE• Wip( tke Tidied Motes PROM uvaaroor. tor !raw TOIL CITY Or BOSTON. Wedseeday, Rept R. KAEO.UtoO. Friday. Sept. I. It TN.'. Redseeday, Spa IL A m wen Redessiey, odd Marra* Marys tad Retards" o ,hi sei re by the sell steelsere toWns every Modeeedg. u. m aws., ecooedleg to the eroomaoassed. Cobb Wir• _k a pby Masts etta Estalarre kIdIMOIS, lb Wade. wow Wanda s tall repply of cooked 11• 11Csasda sad the United natio booked tes SWIRL further particulars to g ag uitya•,E. 12Welordtroot. Liverpool ; or to a m iuclT, n„ was Wllllearetreet. Lambs. BELGIUM AND THE CATTLE PLAGUE. BRUSSELS. Barr. 2. A royal decree has been published, dated ♦ugust 30, prohibiting the importation by sea or land of all kinds of cattle into Belgium, in order to prevent the spread of the disease, which has already appeared in the Netherlands. AUSTRIA. VIENNA. Bar. 2 THE REIGNATION OF THE FORTUGURSZ XISIt3TRY. 41/14.AJLIRMOCIAS•Moo A connty nesting, convened by the Th Sheriff reguMtim, w. held cs Satin& at Glestotter, sad wee atiminded bemod of therldel oitlreoas tl the litogBmourr (Mr. Graham. rice) media. Colonel Ringside. C. 8., K.P., poised " That it io expedient for the sesgiatrates fa their resportive petty staked disliking to lona scasnittese to carry out lie order* of the Privy Com& by seberting a promar pergola to be as inspector.* He remarked as the nooossity of pro motive measures beim take., but depress a* undo* dorm The appolement of so foopeidar woad glee mad- Ames be the fentors, sad SNOW them S. hoes tie beet addle obstil it berms neletway. Mr. T. B. L. Bear aseanded the SIOSIMIIIIIII, whisk we agreed to. Mr. Bads, /LP., prepaid " That it is the opinion of this meeting that 6 014.61 Mitanittee be now appointsd to unman dale with the emend petty assolosal diviaious. or other edge plague socisties throughout the county, sod to motive spade He minted to the deeps eitendiaff the imp:dation of rattle, sad urged that it aloud be welefid with the greeted vigilance, ft baying Wee dead! shows that the dinette was an imparted one. Mr. Harrison semeded tbe resolution, which was Mr. Curti Herren% empty chairman, pripsed a : 11 M than watial aeromittes be requested to promote the ferns lion of a society or societies for the purpose al isclonsivr mind keels edam from death from the diners" Bu W. Giles, Bert., s eced ed the resolution, remarking that should the dieser appear t the county the °sponsors d meat should be incise/ to join these sorieties. Mr. Elam& M.P., remarked upm the ameatity of drinput rides in the bear ants secisies to prevent fraud. Mr. P. B. t s resciellfsro . paid Mt formation d a eommittee, which wag ' the Mayor, sad adopted. A vote of thanks to the high sheriff terseinded the balms. The Vienna papers publish a decree of the Minister of Justice to the Procurators-General rela tive to the course to be pursued towards the press. The minister recommends the exercise of the law against really serious offences of the pries, but a careful avoidance of all measures which might raise a suspicion that the prosecution was of a partisan ebaraotet• ataathacis..• Apart from all prejudiced opinions the *oven meat says the minister will gratefully accept all well founded criticism of their acts. On the late resignation of the Portugnere minis try, the Indespendattec Beige says :—" The resigna tion of the Portuguese cabinet is now clearly ex plained. It was the immediate and necessary consequence of the result of the voting for the nomination of the President of the Elective Cham ber. The majority of eleven votes obtained by the cabinet in that oontest was not one of those compact and devoted majorities which compensate for the weakness of their numbers by cohesion and discipline. It was, on the contrary, or.ly a chines one, laboriously obtained, siva three trials ; in a word, the most precarious majorities. The first trial game 80 votes to the government and 70 to the opposition, 12 votes being lost. The second trial showed one more vote for each side, and so preserved the same proportion. As the law orders that after two trials a relative majority shall be sufficient, the government, on the third, obtained 85 votes and the opposition 74. Three members persisted in refusing to support either of the two candidates, who personified the two systems. To sum up, the cabinet, after finding itself in a relative minority in the first division—the only one that really indi cated the tendencies of the chamber—could no longer hesitate ; its retirement became a necessity." rtVIRLAND ROUTE.-00KMUNIOATION V Argreur INDIA. ANSTRALLt. ItA, vIA torn sad ORULVTAL "TIAN NAVIGATION Wan JOC K PAWNOR'S sad metre Came sod Pane* at air Walla Am Ix Gibraltar. Malta, lark Ads% Outtaa. aart Clem lip OW ebrease ea the ME and leth el sway kWh tel iiWerps. Aar. sod Demebey, by Ogee of lite Ile 11111 81 alb watalb liaerithis, L Geargifa mo d. sonar" are Bohm, by the etetsare key ar Seeth• is the 20th of army motith.—lee bulbar partlealan taa rcatrarrta Orem. lamdasball4Gast, B.G. Dra ft ; ar Orlablaiihok doathaatrato. DENIS/BK. OOPENBAGEN, tiar. 2. BVEREML—Ditect Route to Eltutovor, Bruns nick sod Control Oermany.—ilts North German Lord's igdase wow otcanwr CONDOR, Captain C BAWL will dwpinchod from Borsetydown on THURSDAY. tbs 7th saa Omaha remitting,, at 10 Lm. canton at Brunswick War, Jua n, t a r palmier% at it nown—Parta to w 1 ea. St Q, : Mars ticketn it and lea—Apply at CRAPLINB Ihissnal Witte, Regent.:nrcus, W.: or t PHILLIPPB, GRAVES, PRILLUII3 and Co., Dunstatei- boast , lit. Dunstan 's-bill, LC. Two thousand two hundred inhabitants of Bled wig arrived here this evening on a visit to this city. Many more were, it is said, prevented from accom panying them by delay in announcing their inten tion of joining the excursion. Large crowds as sembled here to witness their arrival, and the greatest enthusiasm was manifested. All the Bleswigers will be lodged in the houses of inhabitants of Copenhagen. 1101170t.[. GOTHRNBURG. The fine firet-ales screw *Paw GUSTAF RASA. Captain C. F. MUM, erM War br tec scow port *a or about the 7th instant. To be leikered by wher Irst-litss *seaman Me vessel has sup,- lICOXIMOIIidOe tar p pliesenvere.—For portionless of freight a paw . ....itt_SLIAPLIb I.lva , eal Mc!, Regest-elross, ae to •I•frm. MAIM% MUM! awl Co., Si. Beeetairrhoests, Si. weeriweerill, LC. TWITERDAM and the RHINE.—REDUC TION at WM —me Noberiantte Staaatlecot Omer ideal favourite eteamer N.STAVINA, Captain W. SUIT will lesolnnewid War, Bluckwall, EVERT SUNDAY at II o' ea sided of the lOW a.m train trolls Yoneldoleablest balka lteisoed tune: Odom Cl ea. ; fora cabs, lb.. return dads bond d a to* sad • balf.—Apply at CEIAI'LIIra Vnbersal MO& i ta•ebr.i. A.: or to PHILLIPTII, GRAVEN. PAIL. lime C ro.. Bt. Doastan**bonee. Bt. Dunataa'a-blll. 8.0. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (140.441). _t and S. Sacbolae4ssa. Loisbardetraet, London. SUBSCLIILD CAP1TAL......... TWO MILLION& PAID EP £791,000. RESERVE /END SAM. DEPOSITS DECEIT= Lapsable an annand at S pc sani pie manna Dino at 7 Pp' notice at 4 ~ . .... at 14 dot notice at espial MOB ter money dapoilled balm Dwain GREAT ST. JAMES'S HALL—BVIRY IVENIMG at Eight . and Saturday Afternoon it Three.— The WORLD of MAGIC —Second bight Ina new Form by Mae nnainies—Medals itbe Great) Marimba. Ventriloquist and Mimic. In " Berme. Dull Care '—The Real Indian Btet , Trick by 1I Link Anderson.— Stalls, Se.. reserved seats bat may. la . admission, la—Crowded bowed TlOffil.ol Asdoir coin Farewell Season of the %mid of Magic. linniesee emcees& oilts i mtest combination entertainment In the metrepolie— The A. NIMMO, Acting lisaseper. TITOXFORD. —SIXTY-SIX, by J. OFFEN ACH: LA TRAVIATA, NOLMA, Au, by the mast Aslant operatic Colman) in London, teelodlaa Yfr.s Rama Wiarkey, Tyrrell, Genie !Warne M•ris, and llies nts.lienry (who will We her reappearance here after an absence of tee months) Nostra A St. Albyn, Green, Smoot', Husk. W. Irlillsoss, and F d Tivell.—, the BRIDAL of BEAUTY, Wilms wore artiste* the Mans Tony and Sara Ounules. Comedy and toque by the IYAntens, Henn Dwiah and Dories Kr. Alexandre, the celebrated Ventriloquist and Mimic ; sod dissr sweiWis nelsol—TlNS SYMMS& §TODARE.-151sr REPRESENTATION. THEATRE of MYSTERY. EGYPTIAN MALL —SURPLUS MAGIC and VENTRILOQUISM, by Colonel EITODAEL—The teal radian Basket TAM, and Imituitantoos growth a Flower Tree, as Introduced, for the Ant time to this country, oa Lister Mond, April I n dia n by Colonel Madam aad only pm , formed by bl ot and the Magicians. EYIJtY EVENING at li ,Satardays Included), also on Wednesday and Saturday After noons, at S.—Stalls at Mitchell's, 33, Old Bond-street, and Box dike, Egyptian-liall—Adnilesion, IL, 2e, and 3e. '• Alattet unraculeus."—Vide " Times," Ageing, ISO& CRYSTALPALACESIINDAYGATHERINGS. TILDES DILLSOATIS end INDUSTRIAL CLASSES ORBANISATIORS. —A MEE , of represestsOne wed Meads et the tarevWb held TO-MORROW WINING, September S, Si ILA at the Quabridge-hall, Neemssee , set. Oxfordateeet, for possotlng the opening of the Mush Aluseues, other Datioaal lastltutious supported by the taxes of tbe people, aedtbe Crystal Pak" every Sueday.—By order, 6, Resalort-bellellap. R. Y. 1101111174 Zia Ilso. MORIAL to Mr. GEORGE POTTER, VV the TRADE SOCIETIMA, In acknowledgment of the varied ben its rendered by lift to his lellow-Morkaasm ONE RCN DIED AND Fit T V A the OVVICERS and leading mambas ot the principal TRADE SOCIETIES toss the Central Committee In Loadun for promoting the above °block with Local Committees in the large towns. Postodice orders to be made payable to Mr. T. I. Dunning. treasurer, meretaryol Book bindery, 5, Racquet-court, PlooVetreet, at the Fleat-street °face and by whom subscriptions will be received daily and all inforoution given. Subscrptiona may alto bs paid in for the .• Potter Testimonial" to the Imperial Sank, Intbbary. Sabocitptions received from all dames. Rept. L T. J. D 1.15,11140. Treasurer. PP YOU TRAVEL, Bend for RUSSET, SMITE, ant Co'.. ILLTSTRATED CATALOGUZ of POETBIA N TUGS, frank', Begs, and every other travellieg requisite. Wee Md, limbs, end Opera Glasses, uartvailed for excellence end e.hespeess.-413. New uxford-eireet, RYAN sad Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMENt Itt and 67, OXIOBJAITISZT. Oneonta for eon. rain, and dust, 10 1.1. to Us. Overstate silk- Wad sad toned. Us. to 4.55. Salta far hasions, the park and bent, an to ass. Jackets in all the fashboable styles. fin to effia hauling/am Burton', 30s. to 73a. in Cashmeres. Mt, washing drilb, dtc., 7s. 6d. to TM Treason Wall Winn* Winkel and notenals, 136 rid. to Oa. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 06 soul 67. OX FORD STRUT. He. 1. °mailmen's Clothing for Immolate wear. No. 2. Gen- Yl•ea's Order Department. No. S. Bcog Clothing for Immediate weer. No. e. buys' and Youths Order Department. No. 6. HaMt and Livery Department. No. & Hale and General Hosiery. No. T. Travellteg Clothing. Umbrellas, Fortmaafetaa. Rugs. to. beretnetal Branches :—Danamgliam, 21, 22, sad IS, Now-skeet: Lade. et Benue. BLOSSOM of HONEYBUCKLIC a delicate and &Wave ',clues*. extracted Cron the Gotrive, by .1/tO. ewer= sod Co., Perfumer. to IL LH. th e Princess of Wake. 11, Three Ling-court, Loitaberd-etritet. Wades. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the BE , T PrEIFILIt of the MOOD known la Med Woe, from their largely-attended Ws and passel adoption. near IA WAY classed as a boustbold necemaiy. Bold by all Idcallelne Vrodora. Tido day. with TreatOpfer* and vir.tte Title-page, price d-. HIND md GLOVE. By the Author of "Wm,' "Half a Minion of Money." ix. Leedom : loan Maxwell and Co. 122, Yketetreet. XXV/ NOVIL BY MR. HAZLITT. da7. IA SO Tlabs P in Y L A br ir ee k E John Maxwell and Co.. I. Deed-Amt. Hay be had of Strnpkin and Marshall, post tree for 7 stamp, ANEW WOltli on the TNETII, entitled PURE DENTISTRY, and WHAT IT DOES FOR US. By A. ABIALL, Orotrenor-street " From the great success of the gewrions work on dental surgery by the same author, we antic+ pails the above will le reed with avidity by all Mauer who an Islersated u dlecrinsinraing between pure and meretricious lientidry." John C. Clements, little Pulteiser street VATTLE PLAGUE, by Prof. Gamora. Defini- V tam. Symptoms, Post-Mortem Appearancm, and Nature. lasaadial Treatment. Prevention. Legislation. tffirtory and Cram abroad and at Mum. Official Report of International °Ovum leffit. London : Robert Hardwick., in Piccadilly. OUTWARD An Enteatv MAHAL—OR Wednesday next the Inman Cempauy's simmer Oity of Beaton will have Liverpool with the Called States mails. Letters, ara., will ha received at the General Postolßes until four *Work p.m. On Thursday the Damascus will leave the Nersey for Quebec with mails for Canada sad the United Octet thit Pont.cdlios letter box closing at one o'clock p.m. On Saturday the canard Company's steamer Austrabisias will mil for New York with the Usited Slates sad British North America& mails, the Prat-oalce letter box closing at 10 o'clock foresees. There is also a supplementary despatch ommexien with the above steamers from the Liverpool %meal Pest-ellica, at 8.:Y0 oa their respective days of arliten. THE DUCHIES. FiLitslWlo. Sm. 3 An official notification has been made to the pre sent government of the Duchies that it will be dis solved on the 14th inst. KIEL, sal. 3. The civil and military government for Holstein will be established here, and will enter upon its functions on the 15th inst. Field-Marshal Von GabLenz will arrive in Holstein on the 14th inst., and will replace Herr von Halbhuber, the present 1 Austrian civil commissioner in the Duchies. ITALY. FLORENCE, EzrT. 3. At the King's request Signor Natoli, Minister of the Interior, will also continue at the head of the Ministry of Public Instruction. The Official Gazette of this evening publishes the convention establishing the frontier between Lom bardy and the canton Orison. The Italic contains a letter from Corfu, stating that Austria is intriguing in that island for the an nexation of the lonian Islands to the Austrian Empire. SPAIN. MADRID, SwF. 2. The Pairia says :—" The words of the Emperor Napoleon at the reception of the Spanish ambassador are serious. In reality he censures all the Spanish governments." The democratic journals state that they will cease to support the progreesists who are not revolutionists. INDIA. BOMBAY. Avaarr 8. Overtures for pesos have been recei v ed from the Rajah of Bhootan, and the war is not likely to be resumed in that quarter. Lieutenant Campbell, 90th Foot, has beam murdered by fanatics in Cashmere. A body of insurgent Wagpurs have been defeated near Rajeote by a detachment of native troops under Captain Pones. The Bombay government have sent large sup. plies of grain to Aden to relieve the famine at that place. The want of rain is severely felt in the Punjaub and the north-west. Up to the present date the fall of rain in Bombay is 39 inches. An accident has occurred on the Great Indian Peninsular Railway, 40 miles from Bombay, in which eight persons were killed and 17 injured, all being natives. Duggonath Sunkeraett, the representative Hindoo and leading man among the Hindooe in Bombay, died on the 31st July. Mr. Chisholm Anstey has been appointed an act ing judge in the High Court of Bombay. Money is easier. All business dull. CHINA. (By Ovalead Telegraph trim Galls.) SHANGHAI, Anson 5. A famine is anticipated in China. It is proposed to establish a telegraphic comma• nication to London through Russia. Affairs are quiet in Japan. OVERLAND MAILS. - - The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited), from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, 3rd September. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAIM MALTA, Bur. 1. The MasaiHa, with the above mails, left here at 4 p.m. to-day. She may be expected at Marseilles on the 4th inst. The Delta, with the heavy portion of the same mails, left here at 3 p.m. to-day. She may be expected at Southampton on the 10th inst. OUTWARD CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN NILS. The Ceylon, from Southampton August 20, reached Malta on the 29th, at 6 a.m., and left at 6 p.m. for Alexandria. The Syria, from Marseilles August 28, arrived here at 9 p.m. on the 30th, and left at noon, 31st, for Alexandria. OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL. GIBRALTAR, Barr, 2. The Poonah arrived here to-day at 3 p.m., and will leave at 7 p.m. for Alexandria. All well. "Tax Roma( Pzoisz."—The various classes of Ike Rama' people are at prossat—ntalse,loo,o34 ; female% 93,569; priests, speaks, and etudes* 4,583; Pontifical troops sad raids in Rowe, 4,732 ; Posta& troops sad guards in provinces, 3,072 ; prisoners of all kinds, 317 ; berelias of all kinds, 382 ; Jews, 4,495. The mewled peopis fora foontsalks of tbs popalatioa. Cowl Severn's Reports, 1864. CRYSTAL ?LLAMA ••••• BAts-A-Ozown DAY. SATURDAY. SlTTlSBEll—Adzsisisose on molest, 1,226 ; &Me b mow *into, 2,645. Total visitoes, 3,871. I mention this as one of many Instances gentle faros went ca. It was most interesting, as a in which our Navy has benefited by improve . ' contrast to this gay and desperate pursuit of plea menu suggested to us in theory or experiment by I sure, to see here and there a group of fine old vete thoFrench. his true that we perfected the appli. tans covered with medals and orders, stranded Cation in this case as we have in that of the iron- against the wall or the steps of the supper room, cased ships. Perhaps the French may en revanche with perhaps some young captain on whose breast perfect our turret system of iron ships, and with bung the modest bronze cross of the order of valour. regard to high speed and great mobility, which, it Another group of worthies of a different sphere mast be remembered, have been for many years an might hare been seen together comparing notans axiom with the French navy, it is not at all impro- dare say, on many subjects far away from the, scene bible that we shall see the twin screw system in which they were playing a part, though perhaps adopted in the French navy before it is in our fleet. not unconnected with the interests of Navies, and The use of steam launches, again, is taught us by these were Lord Ross, Mr. Fairbairn, and ?dr. Whit the French. I must not omit to point out another feature in worth. It was altogether a brilliant finale to the week : a Vos Delete et pkitsdite not to be forgotten. the French ships which hitherto has not been adopted in any of the ships forming the iron-clad fleet, and that is the large tower in the centre of the ship, which theFrenoh call the blockhouse, the plans wise the ship is oneuximided in action by the cap tain and his first officer. At first this was maticed with some disparagement by us, bat now we hear it spoken of in very dMisrent terms, and I believe it is to be almost en dear...deeded in future. I have herd nothing bat praise of these blockhouses from the naval men with whom I (*peened, and there can, I imagine, be only one opinion as to their immense ad vantages. In these towers, which of course are strongly plated, and could easily be made abso lutely shot proof, the steering of the ship is directed, as well as the speed and every sort of command over the engines, by speaking tubes going to the engineer. There is, too, in each an indicator by means of which the whole of the guns can be ordered to be fired in any direction, either as broadside or concentrated broadside discharge, and this with a rapidity impossible to obtain in the ordinary way of command. Some of theses towers are provided with a battery of small three-pounder pivot guns, which are not mounted, but kept ready at the side, and they would, undoubtedly, form a sort of deck battery capable of being put to the most efficient service. These are some of the strong points in the French ships which we should do well to take a hint from, and which must be added to those which have been mentioned before in the superior comfort provided in the ships for the quarters of the officers, and for the sick of the crew. It was a comparison by no means flattering to us to see, for example, in a ship so magnificently found in every other respect as the Achilles, the sick bay a dark cabin, with some of the patients lying in cots, and some half-dozen more slung in hammock*, compelled to breathe the bested exhale- Lions from the beds below them. There may be no exact necessity for making the hospital as smart and neat as that of the &Merino, with its white bed curtains and bedsteads, but the tick bays of our ships are unquestionably bed, and most unreason ably so. The French make an error in placing their hospital always close to the kitchen, not only because the hest and smells must be offensive and injurious occasionally, but because we all know that food, and bread especially, may absorb exhala tions injurious to health. This, as it seems to me, is a mistake which we have not made. Speaking of the cooking minds me that in all the French THE FRENCH FLEET AT PORTSMOUTH. ships you ihed a large oven which bakes sufficient (fox ova SPICIAL COSIZSPOWDINT.) bread for the use of the ship. Can there be any PORTSMOUTH, SATUSDAY. reason why our sailors should go ou eating hard The French fleet sailed this morning earlier than weevilly biscuit, when flour, one would suppose, was expected. It was said that at elate hour last night could be kept in store quite as well, and they would the orders were changed, and it was arranged that have what to them would be a positive luxury. the Reins Horteneedmving on board the Minister or But I must leave these matters of detail to Marine, would leave the harbour at eight in the say something of the grand doings of the Admiralty morning. About this hour the loud guns of the ball, where everything was got up regardless of (m -old Victory told us that the French Minister had penes, and with an amount of display to which said farewell to Portsmouth harbour, and above the " theestablishment"must be quite unaccustomed. I ramparts was soon seen moving swiftly once more to bawd of hundreds of men sent down from London the sea the French ensign at the main of the Imp.- to light up the place, and certainly this ror's yacht. The ships in harbour manned yards, was the best thing in the way of decoration and the guns of the saluting battery, with the that was done by the naval authorities in union-jack flying, gave out their nineteen thunder- honour of their guests, always excepting the illu ing farewells as the graceful yacht passed out of the mivation of the fleet and the fireworks. The prin hsrbour. As the Brine Hortense came in sight of cipal avenues to the Admiralty and the Naval the fleet, the ships manned yards, and the salute College, which with the courtyard was completely from the Edgar came booming over the waves. transmogrified for the occasion, were lit with The morning was again a glorious one, the golden clusters of gas lights and thousands of hanging sunlight sweeping in broad glittering floods across Limped every colour, which made the bare yards the narrow sea between the two shores, and a deli- and walls in the dark seem like a region haunted dons west wind came over the waters of the by the fairies. The building itself was orna- and Solent, as if to waft our good wishes of p eace and mented by royal stars in brilliants, prosperity to France and all the world, and three splendid electric lights sparkled on the say "bon voyage " g o our gallant visitors as their parapet. The ball-room and supper-room were a dull noble ships turn aain towards their native seas, contrast to the pretty scene without. The red and The starting of the French squadron was a very blue striped calico which formed the large tent simple affair, and was managed apparently with the shaped apartments gave a terribly heavy, almost most perfect ease ; it bad none of those anxieties lurid air to the place, and when the room was filled, in the chances of accidental damage which beset as it was by a crowd in which dark blue predomi squadrons under canvas, and of which unfortunately nated in the naval uniform s s of ,thsoo candles,e two naviesif, we furnished one mortify in g exam p le the other day this effect was increased, anthe in the case of the Batavia being run into by the they had been multiplied into five millions, could LiverpooL The whole squadron of these nine large not have given too much light. However, one soon ships was under steam and speeding fast away in forgot the faults; of decoration when the real ores & quarter of an hour. This perhaps could not have manta came, and these, need I say it, were admired been done so readily without the piloting of the to their hearts' content by all, and by the French masters of the navy, who were allotted for this men with all their national enthusiasm and duty, but it shows nevertheless how different is the gallantry. I heard many whispers in the crowd condition of modern navies in the important par ticular of mobility. This is not an untimely moment Paris, yet the toilettes were often the subject of to remind ourselves that to France belongs the the Frenchmen's enthusiasm. Pity, indeed, it was merit of having first applied the screw propeller to see these lovely areophanes and tulle illusions of to ships, although it is admitted that it was the ladies' trains all crushed and crumpled ; but in England the full development of this there was no help for it, and all that our unworthy method of propulsion was arrived at. It was sex could do was to shrink into the smallest possible M. Dallery, who, so far back as 1803, proposed to space, in the attitude of an Egyptian mummy with the government of the Emperor Napoleon to employ looks imploring forgiveness. The French officers screw propellers below the surface of the water' were, I fancy, I was not a littl to hear one next to me e amused at our notion ofin a and not only this, but to use tubular boilers. Poor ball, for obliged M. Dallery was not a better man of business than the exile say to his partner in very fair English, most inventors, and be succeeded in ruining him- evidently intending to be very amiable, "Do you self, till one day, in despair, he wade his workmen love to be squeezed " What the young lady said destroy all his models, striking the first blow him- was somewhat obscured in the lace folds of a wa rren. The Academy, bovever, iu 1845, awarded to sewer movchoir, but it sounded like "Sometimes." his name the honour, fur he was then in his grave. As to dancing, that delightful "poetry of motion," But another Frenchman, Captain Belisle, of the as some fanatic lover of the ballet called it, went Engineers, according to the history of this subject on in a narrow vortex in the middle of the room, given by M. Xavier Raymond, whose work on the where some twenty couple of the choicest spirits Navies of France and England is before me, pro- whirled round, while a hundred others stood at the posed to the French government in 1823 the method edge of the current, panting and eager to rush in of screw propulsion which, like all these coufidenoes once more. It was a which the Queen of the S sort of ich elegalnt w ands ought ar dance, made in the proper quarter and proper manner (ta andwsl to vole hicrarchique, sa3l. Raymond calls it), never came have seen as a specimen of our latest thing in balls. to anything, and was treated as a groat state secret to When a quadrille was sounded, it was astounding be concealed as long as possible. Poor Captain to see the warlike measures taken by some of the Belisle was cruelly disappointed and put off wi t h dear old middle-aged Admirals, whose dancing days excuses, till, in 1824, be published his memoir de- were not over. The naval ht tactics adopted WOWS scribing his invention. The ides , then , of this decidedly of th e ram order, for you mig have seen great advance in marine et:tient* originated a stout broad - shouldere d admiral charging away, with France, but we made the practical application ; driving his epaulet right and left, and backing but, as M. Raymond most justly says, not because against the well-dressed and of course yielding our " authorities " are more favourable to levee- crowd, till, with the help of two or three more who tors than the French, but that with us the public followed his example, a space the size of a break is more disposed to encourage new ideas. ' fast table was cleared for a quadrille, and so the PARIS, Etereanar Evullo. The Afoniteur of this morning contains the decree naming Count Walewski president of the Chamber. It gives him the title of "Member of our Privy Council ;" the 100,000 f. ••year attached to this office do not, therefore, make it a place of emolument in the French sense of the word. It may appear strange that Count Walewski should be named pre. sident of a body of which he will only become legally a member after his powers have been verified. It was be who, as Minister of State, countersigned the decree of the 24th of November, which gave a small increase to the tights of discussion and control enjoyed by the Corps Ligislatif. The Minister of State's list of nominations in the Legion of Honour has at length been published. M. Granier de Cassagnac's independent devotion to the dynasty is rewarded with the ribbon of Com mander, and M. Darimon's independence of his party has gained him the title of Chevalier. In 1848 he was one of the writers in the Peuple, a paper founded by Proudbon ; and when it wan suppressed, be continued his labours ie the Voir du Peuple, and • new Peuple when the Voir shared the fate of its predecessor. It was to the position he bed gained is these papers that he owed his election in ISt ors ems et the members for Paris. He was one of the fSIDOSII MVO. In 1863 be was again elected as • candidate of the opposition, but in the new Chamber b• wee chosen as secretary of its bureau, ix which he was supposed to represent the opposition element. He was • good deal laughed at last winter for his attendance at Prince Napoleon's undress ball in a court suit. He can now add to it the red ribbon, which is the object of all Frenchmen's ambition. The statue to Francois Arago, the astronomer, whose name will always be remembered as one of the greatest of modern times, was uncovered on the 31st at Estagel, his native place. There was a banquet in the evening, at which speeches were made by MM. Pereira and Michel Chevalier. M. Pereira sketched him first as the man of science, and then as the man of literature and politics. He sheered 1 , how be had lent • helping band to all the young men who addressed themselves to him, and pointed to Michel Chevalier, then present, atone of those be bad distinguished bychoosing him ascolleague in sane of his labours. He told how, in 1819, visiting the exhibition of French industry with some Euglish men, he observed the disdain with which they turned from the instrument. of precision exhibited. His patriotism was wounded ; be remembered a fine compass at the observatory, constructed by as unknown workman. He sought him out, offered him funds, promised Linz patronage, and at the end of two months he produced three instruments, mob a chef d'aurre. The workman'. name was Gam bey ; it became celebrated ; and he ended as the' colleague of his early patron in the Bureau des Longitudes and the Academy of Sciences. The writings of Arago were, above all, directed to mak ing science popular. It may be remarked that neither his son Etienne nor any r'membe f his family was present. They had protested gainst the inscription, which only mentions the scientific claims of Arago to the memory of posterity. It is stated that Count Eulenberg, the murderer of the Stnabourgeois Ott, has been ordered to rejoin his regiment, which is being exercised. Prince Ladislas Czartoziski is about to leave Paris, to reside on his Galician estates. He retiree from public life, it is said, from grief for the loss of his mother and his wife. Daring the past week some few fresh eases of the Beene have moaned is Norfolk, but et the same time it is satideetceg to observe that the prompt sad vigorous pre mottos@ taken have Meshed to some mast Kee peegrlr of the calamity. Some dame has, however, ,peered smog lobate. Cass of the cattle plague are reported Fel briu, Bouthreppe, Bradfield, Wiekhampton, sad Burgh. Os &Sudsy, a meeting of the contra county commates was held at Norwich, Mr. C. S. Read, M.P., peseidiag. It appeared that t h e map intim raised is aid of the rate im posed for oempeamaties puma's. now sleet 4,0001., and autsantal rebel has bees afforded to several sufferers. A [Meg meet etaseriben to the food are Years. Coneys and fliiirbechs, 2001. ; Kr. J. B. Pare, INC ; the Bishop of Norwich. tOi. ; Lord Spada, 501. ; Lor rd d Blafford, 601. ; Lient.-Clowersl Agent.* 50k * Brim 504 ; Mr. A. Caton. 601. ; Yr. J. Oaltberp, 506 ; R. Overman, 50L ; Mr. Leans... 601.. Mr. B. B. Chlibell. 60f., Sc. With • view of escsrtsieiss the pr of - cise state at sitars, the oosomiehre Weed. ow the sweliew Mr. Woods, agent of Lord Walsingbam to address the followiag goateese to race poor law union is the esasty : " L Ars there say whale in your mires affected by sty disease similar to the tattle plague, and, if so, sate is west parish, where it broke out, sad if a veterinary inspector has bees celled la ! 2. Bea any cattle died in yosr union of any similar disease 3. If you suppose the disease to exist in year asks, ene you true it to say pesticide, eases 4. Is there say small pox, among the sheep is your saes, or has there been within the last six =oaths?" Mr. K. J. H. Raney, 11. P.. has addressed • long latter to Ur. O. 8. Bead. on what he resesestatese as the" isilAie panels." IDEMILOIL Again we have to report a further spread of the cattle pimps is the sty. Oa Friary, ea saw eases oe cuned,- and only two of these were in bass formerly effected, the reminds, tang in "elan' b yes sew mess were ail is the Alerts. of fMvmmfoa Blx diseased animals died yesterday. four is the malaria= sad two in byres. Is the county one: or two cows we said to have been seized with the optima, but the symptoms are as yet doubtful. The justices of the peace for Lisittlaww shire held a meeting tee Friday, sod agreed to afloat iti sosetora. Reports were given in from the LieUthgew, Kirkham, and Battened, maims of the cosaty, from which it appeared that the rioderpat bad sot broken out, ilthough in the latter district six animals were found to be sufferiag from morrais.—/eliatirpt Courant. MISS BURDETT courrra BIRD OF AYRSHIRE MB& The fine herd of Ayrshire cow at Holly-lodge, =M. the property el Wu Burdett Cattle, has been Ty swept away during the lest week or se be she dra ma which is now so peevalmt meant cattle. This heed numbered 20 cows of the puma Ayrshire breed , sad so Al- Jersey ball. One cow has recovered from the diaeew, sad the ball was sorafeeted by it. The cow that has wnLd wee exedemmed by Yr. Waver, the veterinary surgeon, who as mined the herd ; and, strange to say, the survival; animal, aorarross to the tramway of Booth. the lardsmae was pros mud to be in the vary worst conditios , sad the medium through which the disease was commutated to the ether salamis. The dratruetios of this head by the imatiediesase maestri toe or two Telethons es Is its origin and Daum Every i.e of the presumed cameo of the emus Wee abeent.aad yet it attacked the animals with the utmost anaemia, sod so amount of remedial skill could slay he severity oe arrest he progress. We Deed anal, remark that Pies Coutte, on being apprised of the disease maeifeatiag italf Is the herd, be immediate orders that every thing material should be dose sot may with the view of saving her own property, but for the pu rpose . of branding the public, who are anxioa to esquire emu kaowledge as to the awe sad shesseter of the dramas. First, lot as remark, that the herd bed bees some time at Roily Lodge, therefore it was not tainted with say imported eagle. dionedly. it wu in exestlest wadi ties, ad several of the ours were yielding f rola entice to skaters quarts of milk per day. Thirdly, th e sheds in which the aramals were milked are elan, shy, limemashed, lewdare kind of ordure removed. and they . ass well l . The paters es which the animale fed west he termed not only good, but rich. end the water which they drank wen ss pare as water as well be. In short, so far as (erased teat meat °mildest° keep • heed of cattle in bat-ekes audition, they were everything that could b. desired. Yet the animals sank Tepidly, and some of them exhibited the worst eharaoteristies al the diver Each, the badman ' who was deeply affected by the loss of his herd, inform ed us that as mere stimulants given to the animals, after certain severe purptions, there bad bees mourned by two cows alma (inee of which has survived) eight bottles of whisky, two pilots of braody, two doses sod • half of pert wise, and other strong chinks, all of whisk wired so avail,auept to the solitary bieteass named. The cattle, seder the amend stages of the dilemma, exhi bited the %stud poomens of pleura-ammonia. They fp peered, ordinarily speaking, either cicited, with= ame, protradirar eyeballs, sod watery eyes or sad relaxed, with • dull, dim look, and • dow of mucus from the eyes and the sae. In all the animals a cold thiverieg said • coolness of the bon , the ear, and the extremities were uparest, with stain Goat, trembling of the muscles and increased respiration. Foam and saliva dewed from the month, and the lungs of the Wards exhi bited the name appearance, heist much beyond their Batumi sue in alma every instance. —Camper. 5717V11 TO 7113 LA73 EARL OF CARLIBLR—The plight mill be rejoiced to berm that a movement boa at Month bees coonneocad under the moat encommtiad tir rumentecos to erect a statue to the late Earl of Owlish). We stay add that **bat of imbeeribers is headed by the mate of hie Ricallaaci Lard Waldbaum /reesurn's THE CATTLE PLAGUE. TO TH3 3DITOI 07 TEL HMIS& Rla,—Will you allow me to ask your aid towards the removal of some difficulties which seem to stand in the way of the genera adoption of mcemeres for the mutual prouritios d owasrs of cattle easiest the risk of lowa from the settle plague? Mutual cattle munnos associatioos within the anus of Poor.law Unions are being humid throughout the West of Ragland. The general basis of the plan is a coatribatiss per head on all the cattle belonging to each insurer ; lessee ere to be met by calls on the members pro rola , on the number of cattle insured. It follows that breeders pay mom la proportion than graziers : this propor tion is, to part, correeted by a ride thus—the compensation is to be at the rate of three-cmarters cd the value ; bid is so ease to exceed 151. foe one animal. The low of five ani mals, worth 101. each, may receive 371. 10s. ; the loser of two animids, worth 251. each, mesa recover more than 301. Is this rough way we hope adjust the haloes, ter t wows the grapier sad the It is beet to meet the ismergrosey by very simple MOM sures. We think the plan of a - graduated sale, explained by Colonel Patten, in Lanouhire, will lead to oomplication an divine. There appears to be means rehouse.» to W ears cm the pound of the iociafinite liability of 'soh hi sorer. Men of small capital fear that they may be ruined by rapidly succeeding calls. Yea of large capital Dar that they will be required to pay for the defalcation of their seishboctra It has been proposed in one Celia to limit the liability of each member to fa. per bead ol beamed cattle. The would provide compensation for the few cattle first attacked, and leave nothing to meet the lames, emir quent en any WlOOll spread of the evil. Is another anion its members reselved then the cell" shell set exceed 20s. per heed lamed, without a epeeist general meetiog 'maimed, and also that those who require time shall have six months to pay up their calk It has bees well said that to limit the liability to fa. per bead is to decree beforehand the dissolution of the so ciety, as soon as the evil becomes anions. The extension al time for payment of calls is also open so serious objection. I think the extent of the liability may be cleared up by an illustration. Suppose • hundred persons insure twenty bead of cattle, my at as ateesge value of 101. per bead. The total property insured is 20,0001. The avenge Me of min peusatiou will be 71. 10s. The limit of 151. on valuable grazing beasts, worth from 201. to 301., does sot increase the liability, but the reverse, as it throws a part of thetas' ex clusively on the weber, and thereby reduce• the risk, to be borne by the rest of the insurers. Foch insurer of tweet, heed, therefore, if the limit of 20s. per bead be adopted. will be liable to • loss of 201., when that limit has beep readied. public meeting most be summoreed. The mem bers will desists to extend the time for further sells, be wind up the scmccietion. Sapporo the extreme case, that every bullock dies, each insurer of 20 heeds will have to pay some sum not exceed ing 1501. The chief alarm as to indefinite liability pro ceeds on the supposition that some of the insurers may be unable to pay their call., and that se settee at law may be unproductive. This risk, if real, cannot come suddesly. Imams unable to pay any call when it arises will forfeit all data to compensation end case to be members. They will loose caste, and the cells succeeding each other at Inter vals will reveal the defaulters one by ose. The substantial men will set in roams% and support each other all the more surely. Several leading landholders have set a good example by beemiliag responeible for the risk on various sums, from 20 to 100 head of cattle, though owners of a smaller number, or none. Several termite is this union have insured to the extent of *early 150 bead, the amount of their actual stock. I wish not to underrate the amount of their liability, but to state dearly its nature. I shall be very grateful if any of your readers can suggest any mode of narro its limit& In the meantime the great object to be alit is to cover the whole cinerary with some niselsinery, paddies for local watchfulness and preempting. I request that any communication on this subject may be addressed to the Chairman of the Castle Plague Committee el the Bath and West of Engbuid Society. as the °films of the Honorary Soirtiwl. it. Daw, req., 13, Bedford circus, Exeter.—l sal, kc., TIiOKAS DYKE ACLAND, jun. orr. The Lord Mayor, actiog tinder the powers given by the rsernt order is causal/. bee appoisted Mr. James Newmaa sad Mr. William Wylde (the amatory ism:odors sad impostors of meat under the City Sowers Commission/ to he isepectors for the purpose of asrvying into effect militia the city the several sedan in evisseil. dead the 24th of July, and the 11th sad 12th of Augast, 1865, misting to the cattle dimes. BALEBBMIT. The first ease of an outbreak of the cattle plague la the neighboarbood of Salisbuzy occurred at leventock au Tuesday morning last. ha ox, the property of Mr. Baines, cattle dealer. lAA:ice, was brought with four others from the Bristol market, on Pitchy, the 25th sad placed in a meadow belonging to Mr. Corp, at Laver. stock, to await the Salisbury market of Taesday Lat. Oa Tuesday. Mr. Aubrey, the inspector of cattle, sad White obiaioed information that it had been littl e r% the plague, sad they at mem repaired to the meadow at Laverstook, where they towed the ox dead. Mr. Aubrey, wilted by Kr. Truck* veterinary earaw", sad several butchers, shortly afterwards made as summation of the animal, and after this isquiry it was immediately buried is the meadow where it had died, ceder the permed super iateadeare of Sergeant White. The other four oxen wore sold, not from the market, however, to a Mr. Gray, cattle dealer, liabfield, Rants, who has Woo apprised by the keel authorities of the face, I. coenexioa with this ere, bat as yet oo informatics has bean obtaiaed as to whether the other four animals bad meek% tbs rafeetioe. —Salisbury Journal. .....•....waaniss. Anima. A meeting of the landowners and agriculturists THE Rxeoate Luau/. —The executive committee of Huntiagdoashire, with others specially ioterested is of the above leave met at their rooms, 8. Adrapld-terraos, the exthwation of the Battle plague, was held I. the Corn Shea& os Friday eveineg lost ; Mr. Z. Beam Presid v ent. Exchange of Boatload= ea Saturday. The Hader-Sheri ff in the chair. The =haute' of the previous meeti na beies (Mr. Goodwin Archer) presided. Mr. George, of Bythoin, been confirmed, the secretary iced corresprindeisee from moved " That a oncomittee of twelve gestleaves be toped Glesgow, Caine, =wall, Poplar, Gaisdiffsitli. esuiltamp. to devise the best mount° be takes to poorest the spread too, Greenwieh. ha. He shoo read tbe lossoisl =sternest. of the plague, also i s the framing of rules for the este- from which it appeared that the Uses was is a prospimee blishment of as association for the protection al its arm- oneditko. Thidr bemhen are exteediag in every diree- I berm against kiss by the ravages et the &Neese, or bay Sea. ma the him& of reform are dingier six rossiaseehle I other mode that they may think it advisable to rooms- sairgy. Tba Samos emamitim mammal the !dad offer awed."' Mr. Edwards (Backwortb) eseceded the resole of Mr. P. A. Tavkir. DLP.. to add 254 to the I sods of lass. Mr. Pellowea, M.P., cordially agreed with the ap - the league if ernes ether friss& of the inesissest would tenet of • n atter to eriasider the best means s ad de likewise. Mr. Samsel Motley. M.P.. being GA first to with the matter is hand. respood to the offer, the committee was instrooted to take Mr. (Binatisliam) said what they vented was, seem to obtale the Ober six names. It was thee molted first, a good gawreatee toad. sad thee they semi net tall dist*, Isom committee should in future meet every say =each up mama it were needs& That fewholglat be PMday meat, at 7 o'elook, so as to examine the socimate istittlsed ham sae searses-6st, frees The farmers sub- weekly sad medly themes so the executive consul. Visi saribtaa es the same beds ea fire imams**, mid oast ham ass reports were gives is from Merest ports et Leaden Ur laadowsims, who, as Mr. Yallorives had said, would as sad the sabeiks, each tellies of moors. The sab-ocier doubt be egged to glee wet goarastee, eme • Imps find might elites ben sabusitted their report and esigemisem on the be relied os—esie seek se wadi relieve Me senility of peopmed metropolitan conformal, white lt wee resolved farmers who had large herds of sleek. The latelowasm Amid be - esaidsred more a* length at the west meeting might settle Meek soetrilsalies me Wok owe bait. sad that of tie oessel ~ot9o ~ ch of Rev ghtee DIM J. itre•t• twirl. in tbe was. rPre . .rood. 4es% ,IRS. go. 4 A UM woo"