The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-26 00:00:00

41, THE CATTLE PLAGUE. BALL PA/381121(M8 LINZ of I mutts PAO( gra for AITISITALLIL tram Load= Alm& _ _ GERMANY. THS BRITISH 4.980014T10H. runnye. --- ~ i -, • 1-rn # 41.7...7 . , - 5.,----zV %„.....• • • I - ''-':-.1--. 7 : . 1 di le : -;-, 3 -..-1.---..-_: '7' / 1 t 1 Lis Alicl., i I t .. , It No. 6,945 ] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUR r 26, 18615. [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENCE MHZ EXHIBITION_ a( ARTS and MA NIT FACTIMEB for NORTH-1141: ftraN LONDON la wow OPEN DAIL_ from 10 L. to 6 p.n.. to tbe4OItICULTUIAL HALL. from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Me BMWs; afterwards Sixpence. are infected with the aide plague, yPtt must dean to re mire them, or permit them to some apoo the oompen i a premises. 5 If conk ethic& have been diseased, or w you ban news to suppose en ideated, at. received at your station frost my other Motion, the Maas in Minh they have been owned must be immediately swept oat, and under no eircauntanose again used for the mamma of cattle or way dmaription of teethe Datil they have hem washed with water, and after wants so disinfected as to render their use perfectly safe. S. If my diseased cattle ere tendered for apeman, or have bees moveyed es the Is.. et if my cattle have bees killed, or may be foetid dead in troche in consign's°, of the disease, immediate notice most be gins to the peaks antis impeder, the superintendent of polio, or any other duly satherieed public °Meer, sad hie intructioss mum be send apes. A report of the case mast at the same time be Mee met to me t 7. As, penes °denim oat the Mush, er is say way is =Meet with dimmed cattle, must not agate "mist is to hog cattle ea the company's premises, or go near them elseertiere, mill his clothes bees been thoroughly disinfected, so as to proven% she possibility of ocintagin ; and Do shovel, broom, or other article used in cleming the trucks, &e., mast he maul used notil proper steps have been takes to satisfy the pehlin cattle inspector that then will be so risk of their comenuturstisi intaction. —Jams Surranca, Mauer. (Flom OUR ors coassurosucs7.3 ...... I bin Duke lUN It. Dean Q...... al/ a B 3 OKI • • LOGO . lodla UI/NBlll4 D.—Lad Orden, 6/1), to vl elands. snow ress o... r ) Vinarte ow z. lsdle B.O. fq Im ak i npoo esroreatlr t 1,000 Livened lint 11 Mimeo •••• 4en city 4.3ooLadl e To follow . 4 1:s sod Mir FRANKFORT. Arnow 23. Our busy commercial town presented yeatee day an uattinnion appeassuce. From midday the streets were crowded by vehicles of every size and construbtion, from the English four-in-hands to cabs and dogcart., all winding to the narrow bridge they had to woes, to get to the races. As the pedestrians had to page the same bridge, it was altogether a slow and tedious affair. The races yes terday were well attended ; the English, who had kept away on Sunday, were in great numbers, and foremost amongst them were the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, and many casual tourists. There were besides the Rumpenheim, Mecklenburg-Strelita, and Miaow Walton, some princes and princesses of Prussia and Hems, and numerous members of the German no bility. The weather was favourable, after a rainy day, which had moistened the turf. In front of the great stand all languages were spoken, and in all praise was beard of the English royal family, so gentle and amiable in their manners, the Printout of %Vales being the belle of the occasion. Complaints were beard that every thing was arranged according to English taste and carried on in the English style. On the whole, the horses were good, the jockeys well dressed, and the races considered capital by competent judges. There was no military display, with the exception of the Austrian musket band. The raeetiouree, surrounded by the forest, is in the feria of an oval, and allows a run of an English mile and a quarter. The grand stand is very fine indeed, and in good taste. The races were warmly disputed, and decided in moat cases only by a neck. Though there wax no lack of splendour, and every thing passed without any disturbance, I cannot say that the popularity of the affair his incleseed. It had too much of the aristocratic element to please the masses. Still it cannot be regarded as a failure, and it is very likely that it will be continued for some years, as it was powerfully supported by the nobility and by our wealthy citizens, who have made princely fortunes, recently increased by enormous profits onAmerican bonds. . . . . The applications from members of the association for their requisite takde, puma, sad information on various poi,* anises to era paring is, giving promise of the approschiag nosebag atheetieg to Birmingham one of the most illustrious itmemblages of noted people that the saeoeiatias has ever had. Every other day the secretaries. the Rey. G. D. Boyle, Professor Chamberlain. ea Mr. W. Mathews, jun., meet at tea o'clock in the moaning, sod rarely alone their khan before four in the efterncoo. The advatiesensals respestieg lodgiugs have draws forth a groat number of 1111Mri. and MOM are several persons wholly engaged ia laspectiog them, so as to ensure for visitors apariessas that may his sellable is eir e espeoto A list of those that are satisfactory will be ke by the committer, and if there ere any lodging-beta pen or others who wish to base their hoe entered, they had better make application at one*. The assistant-general secretary of the association, Mr. G. Galas. deputy-pro fear is Experimental Philosophy at the University of Oxford, will arrive in Birmiagben, to remsra .here, a Mandely sat Mr. Griithe will tail the load sonateries. sad seeder alit - them upon the gavel basses a the alsociatioti. Them is ea particular in which ft u feared that Siabighas will illeappoint her gueets. Up to the preseat time esmareareig few roaref.cturers have heti vale& ask willegasm lie throw area their ealiliameete to yea. la • boa Moe** so singular in its Wass and seanezeo, wad so nape in its .productloes„ it would ban d ais a all pity, if the augers who are expected were sot allowed a muter mad of isspeatioe. W• trust that the Isaias firms la every depsrtmeat of lade will at ease pat themselves it seinantaicatdoe with the lag seers tar, and ramie ONO with the requisite paint a seed parties of visitors to ingest their assaufastorne. We bear . r anurionk. that the Ma wet esiestain at Madder GADS% Ear. =Mr. Smyth, the mama gesiogit. . U. D. Me, ittlingill4rd.Shulley awl Lord Littman ; sad the Ea. .r. We will sitertai Mr. IL natal, M.P. Amenst thane who have recently tetimated their Weenies of v= m ittr um mingham are the following : Sir Jan end Lady Sir W. J aisle, Admiral Sir E. %leiter, Sir W. G . tang. Dr. Herepta, Dr. Abseereethie, Dr. IA NOV. Foster, Professor Rowney Wanes Oases, Galway), Prefeaso, Sweetly, Mr. John Laird, M.P.. Captain Mihaly. Dr. Grata, PC. Peeeeval Wright. Rev. W. Chine, M.A., Proleseor Saliva madames. We understand that She Anthropological Society have sp eed to bays a •••••r• 'Painted fur the reading of papers, t we shoald Ulla it would be hardly desirable to mul tiply the ordinary orations beyond the maul' ;number. Already eight are formed, and to add a utak wad be establishing sa awkard precedent. • a labraampa Iwo of prolate ban, by Utak puma meld wee, ear.• 4 a wurid-ksown m etalled'. aw l O a bcomoodatioe anaa n amed by aay dal k a l = ics" a t Yip r& t Viirra:L MI Um BM T. M. alla OS. 1. Lead* Swam VA their La eur 2,1 t 9 the Mack QIIIIIIMILAND.—BLACK BALL PASSIM GNI LINA Ned sreasta atilt tor Majeatra cesomial Ciovarasert. ladosilda el fan to Al 6. Lead anion AfA a &ow uh te tkakl, llceeted Bey (albs atirlyintrathi, the steamship GMT VICIOAIA. a.. 00 tons bellhop, 6 0 horn pewee (te eded). This ewe* teleate-bell ship. unilvalled by say vessel pollaW lol4ll6o imblaisi will le despatched as wade ma mak leysaabet. The map lat deck saloon of tk% ship Caw chief cable patelattais to the itastrallas nolo:dee an ogler ...ay maihtehig etentort and ipso, .uperior to any caber ma mmies The awed cabin on deck la equal to otalinary end. ohm eeteeiumidattem, anti the arnineemente for other cleans ematese all the West improvement& iteziaampyoll. Newel Bey. tied Ilzlebeaa—Clipper ship BA yswAT q w .v ese tow, toted free Lil. Ileptember nth. p h ae to eatberkjeameeeipeverpoo 'Mad LINKS and Co. 1.1 werperd ; all agony eya Ihe MA ti Use sad T. @O . MACKAY :tad Co..l,l4edenhali. oak lead" IA V ii- usa ciimirattlitooi. olvlr.inferrowir TO 1e...V . - •, • • . - VW'S TOWS, TlFilir m i w Al v MIN ". LIVISPOOL, • ' YORK, and I ~, ... MILOS:MIA STEAM-SNIP COWART blued da. • I ggatelanibeirelluewaretalcirbuilt.lrcea Screw Iliseasftlpi. waft en UMNitilkitie FROM LP/IWO° lor NSW YORK. CITY O SIW iORK, Wedday, August It CITY 01! F DIIRLIN. Sattuday oca . Sopa S. CITY OF DOSTON, Wade -, Sopt. S. Aid wary Wedtaiday. and alt ernat e Frtdays and Saturday% Cabin saran by the Dual steamers 'Mars even it/abode.. i Th Moan falser. according to the on. a i bh, I by the 4YMa/a and Sa/mdWa aesarnen4 IS guinea. I =l.peasege Whalen a tall apply a cosicid i ,E 1 peoi=t w ar .. lanadaand the raltd s ici States booked on . tonna —For further particulars ag to M A I , A Water-dm% Liverpool ;yr to • C. its •Ibrimaret, LasAcs. LINK --BRITISH sad NORTH ' C AN UI VICJIN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-BUM Igo to sad between LIN'IMPOOL and Nair i i tltZ s ip wren tLYUPOOL asiellOßTON, the/logos .dam aa NAN to hod sod vocivo re and AWL Ms fei. • , , lowtop ei via womb are to eil trots Liverpool. . gram ea era, Or. rowevi ir see rade: • 4 1100/11. for NC 0/IX, This Day, Await 911. ' • ' Melte Paraelemra roods fOf Ragas and Havannah, so pe oonspored wid e : ork (subject tolhe pervasion of tho tiliti Magee no board this 11.11.8.9. Corslas. • OM, for BelliON, flineday; Sent I. I ALBIBALOSIAN, for NSW. YORK, Satonlay, Ile IL 9. Preie-inosiay, iocluding stsrear...a fee and , but ' without wines or liquors : To Haifa aid Boston. chief = Re; second cabin, Ltd To New York, chia cabin, gft ilea, LIE. Frets/it to Ballot. Boston. and New Y ou , ea pi Om ail 4 per cent. prisonge.—Apply to J. B. lona, 61. old hreadosteet, London J. 11. Corr., limpe, and IL Place do hi Scone. Pais : O. and J. horns, 59, Jamalcootreet. Olionow : Dowd C. Madeet, Queenstown ; or b. and C. Modest, 11, Wain , ire* Wowed . The erresgethalls fey tie exeasione sew pages iris( very nicely. The plater amber tall take plate oe hottulthiVe September 9; awl so *theta will be issued fee ssr ef the **Uri** is that day shay September 7. The fiseardos to the Saves valley will he deviate! WWI , sr thalloas :—l, for Wraxelat and Shrewsboxy ; 2, for the Wa6 sad to examine the 'Wee of the distact ; 3, for wmaoek and Building ; 4far Ocalbrooiolaii, to immunise the geology of the district, seed wilt the tile weeks of Memos. Maws, at Bestiall. These four sections will leave Birptisgham by the ease Wain, Those proaseditig to Wnxteter and Sheewsbury will be tamed in cerrithwa fit* Upton Magna to Wroxeter, whore Mr. Thomas Wright will con duct them over the eimaystious. They will, next visit Shrewsbury; sad eft weds di* at .oodbreedidele, by the liberality of the hovers Vella Field Club. Sitildwie Abbey may also be visited •by those who desire * do so. The sections ptag to the Wrekin, and Weolock add Build was, will Bed math to ins rest them in examising the geology of the dietrieh ; sod the secant testa* is the district ; after which they will loin satiate one and four at dinner at Coallneetdele. Beetles four will IPbd in the examinatioa of the paw of Coallwookade as ise.reeting field of observation. - After diaper the whole of the sec. eons will import the ironworks of the Co.lbrookdale Ocapaay.; sad aniumgemests have hew made se wheels the peace.. of seating. Members of tlai Stour Valley Field Club seeompany each section. Aaotber sadios will praised* Wanda sad Shatford, where thew will visit, in the fernier tows, the Oath red monde. St 9610 Church/ Leicester's Hospita4 sad the Mama ; tad at' Stratford they win Visit the Mikphos and museum, New Plies, mad theehareti. The visitors will dine together at tie Town hall. These who would peeler visiting the geological yea hese sear Harbary, isetead of Stratford. will have facid. time affteded them fee dam so. A third carareloo is to Wattmeter sad. Melvin. At Worcester the party will divide, and those who with to examine the geology of Malvern win pram* thither at once by train. At Woreee ter the-mayor will seise the visitors in the G oddball, bat, previously, the cathedral sad the obi* works will be whited. After the mayoral reception, they iinM to Melee:re, mod imps* the Pricey Church, tisltake 1 walk to the hills. The two ptrlies will dine tallithim at the Cowart Hall,' Milvers, at lye, tool at seven o'clock to. sad eaffee will be provided at the %Aladin of the Malmo Field Cleb, sad Da. Grisdrod's house mad mu tant will be throws open for inspattoo. Aqaba a mnia wIB he to Oenistry sad K soil wortb. At' Coventry the mailer wilt math the vistas 4 St. Megy'e Hall, and afterwards at. 101610Fil Church, Trinity Church, the amass of the Oathedral, habitat... Hospital, Ford's Hospital, mid other elms will he visited. Tee party will dine at lLesilwatth as half-put three, aid shoe wards explore the roil* seder the guidance of. the Rev. W. F. Sickroom. On Thursday, September 11th, there will be ma excursion to Liebleld sad Berton ; eodtno tickets will be Issued for this excursion after September 12. At Lichfield tie cathedral will, of worse, take up the greater portion of the tone of the chitties, who will, at half-pat 1, Proceed to Burton, where the party will he eutirtained luocheon by Messrs. Miaow awl Co. After *schema a paper will be reed by Mr. Maio Brows. os the • Geology of the seighboarhood a Bartoe r aid the bawd:ries of the kind host, and of Yams. Bee sod 06., will be 'petted for laapectioa.—Biretinghtua Post. ' The Prieoe and the Prinoees of Wales attended the English church here last Sunday. This church is now supported by voluntary contributions, the royal grant having been moat properly withdrawn. Most of the English residents are dissenters. The compromise arrived at between Austria and Prussia at Gastein has now transpired, though not yet officially published, and it has disgusted all well-meaning men. The Lanenburg people have been disposed of like sheep, just as in the worst days of the Vienna Congress. What renders it yet more disgraceful is, that it has been done for a money consideration. fileswig once in the clutches of Prussia will very likely remain there, while Holstein cannot permanently remain in Austrian hands, and might be the object of a future bargain to be struck between the two liberators. The authority of the Diet ts totally set aside, and the two great Powers dispose of laud and people just in the same way as Napoleon did, when his power was 'at its height. THE ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. The following are the remarks of the Paris Temps upon the arniurinent between Austria and Prussia, already mentioned in our telegraphic intel ligence "We know now the conditions of the arrangement made between Prussia and Austria on the subject of the Duchies. This arrangement is still; no doubt, merely provisional, but nothing fixes the term of its duration ; and what, under all circumstances, is clear, is that the two great Ger man Princes continue to treat as conquered terri tory the provinces they had invaded under pretext of liberating them. Their acts are of the same kind as tie divinon of Poland, and ought to arouse the same sentiments. We do not know what our diplomacy thinks, but it cannot be disguised that the question has completely changed its character. Whatever it might have cost to abandon an old ally, France could not, without contradiction, interfere in favour of Denmark while a question of na tionality was concerned. But nationality is now no longer concerned but oppression ; liberation is no longer concerned, but confiscation. Against such a policy all reprisals are authorised. This affair belongs no longer either to ancient or modern right ; it depends simply on force. From the moment that Prussia consults only her convenience, and serves it within the limits of her means, she authorises France to do the same. If Lauenburg suits Prussia, some point on the Rhine frontier may suit France, who might appropriate it by the same right. As France is much stronger than Prussia, there, in • political sense, is the weak and dangerous side of M. de Bismarck's policy. As to the moral sense, that is naturally foreign to the matter." THE LATEST IRISH GRIEVANCE. TO THR WITCO OP THE news. • behold having hitherto e - 'aped the evils of the eattle plain., did bye very seam' expression of pnblis epeion eddrem the Lord Lienteoant to put in fares the powses vested is him to close the frith pots against any importation from England during the crisis. The Lord Lieutenant was lately appointed to the once at a salary of 20,00 W. a year and 4,0001: additional fee extras, according w the estimate.. His excellency re plied to the deputation (soetposed of maay of the leading men of 'reload) that he woo aware of his powers, bat most dater to his eellsagues in lughold. and the grievance re- mains. One very naturally is lad to inquire of what pos. aisle use is the coatieunce of such se office with mach characteristioa. The Irish members who composed the deputation will do well to note these facts and peculiarities for scam at the proper oppoetanity.--I am, &e.,' Angus% 23. WESTMEATH. We understand that the Archbishops of Caster. burr and Torte, the Vioe-Chencellor Wood, the Cbsoallor of the Ezehamer, Mr. Hubleard, sad Arcbde.oon Hale, who are the defeadasta so the Bishop of Betas sue. to recover the sneers of hie imams, have put in their &mem, sod that the recipe' pomade epos which they defend them selves for withboldese the bishop's inlloll , o am, that the clergy of the colony refuse to *hey Lim ; that the bishops at home have prohibited bun from officiatiai in their diassmilY; sad that the remit doe alor) of the Judicial Com. I MAM* at the Privy Cameil has deprived him at ell deceive power over his clergy, end also relieved him free all me ticanditiesl juviadiarde sad coated ; consequeot'y that the objects emele by the submeribere to the fund had@ sot bees &maim& The Ism MU be erased after the bog vacuous. —Solieigoes' Auriga/. The will of the late Mr. John Cassell, publisher, Ls Belle Bellesremire. Ladgetsbill, rend.og at Avenue. road. RswreVe-park, Mg proved ie Loedoe by his widow, Ws. Mary Cejesli th e sole executrix, the trustee, sped:it'd beteg Theme D. Gdpia and Geom. Smith. The paternal preyed" ware wore mem 23,0001. The meat* died Rad April last. having mimed his wills.. 2 hid Nene oreeeding, aid a codicil the day following. Be directs that hie real Mat.. *hall be sold sad limited with the permeably ; bequeaths be his wife 1,0001. a-year, sod lesverher all be fereitme. *to. Wary, wines. carriages. 100., giving her his suthoetty sad emeent to emotion@ the imeement of his meets' Is the leselemege eireled on by the base' of Oases% Pinter, sad Odpia, sad of Cassell. Smith, sad Co., but without say isterfereme therein, the trustees to motive sad lowest on the earplug faeces@ and profits due to his ..tat" arida* thwedrem. fur • parted of sweetwom yews, or until the death of his relict, fie the instrisge of his daughter. Wes, to bin add daughter in the meantime, an serseday lemeseing with bar age from 1001. to 6001. a-year whilst unmarried, het go her manyisig, then to receive the interest fa her 11e, sad at her dermas to be divided among ' her children. Aa gamey is left to his mother, which at her Masse will 41111 , 01.11 to hie deem —City Preis. GOVWIIIOI2 IIBI7INICI AND Altrturnist.--Tho figkowing saltless' 000ludlcos io England sod Wales will be °palmed ea the 2/4th 'outset for traumas' business Ander Sb• ruw act:—Avoodel. Ash bort*. (Newton Abbot?, Sehlawl (Kest), Baospass (Faincrion), Bast , y, Bishops Startford, Boarowmusa,Bredutre.-, Clare (Sudbury), Cole feett (Ohir). Cisyfeerd, Parobaus, Puirgdoo "Ilmioster, IridssOws• • 011isiusurTroot). Leyland Wrests:el, LUdkv U 1 • 466141111 4._ 4ts (Prestos.), Mutoek (Pmiostmel, ' uorlillaos• (14•44), lkw Sill (Huddersfield), Pull haft (BsyslUWxpry (Ilartborcusli), $4, . Shaftesbury IllullstrusA. ei ilfdthlrair NORTH-EASTERN LONDON EXHIBITION of ARTSsad MANITFACTUINS,AGILICULTUAAL-HiLL, ISLINGTON. THIS - Dili. August 16th, 730 p.m.—IIISCIILANIOUS CON (MKT. Artistes: Melon WAIs s YMrYYY 13sistini, Miss Lichsegal. Mr. Wee* Mr. W. Wane. APPLIOATIONB for 0110BAL FILSTIVALS, iII7SICAL INTKILTAINILISTS. &41,. be be Made es the Ithibit""a4.2B4sr"his kiltr i lt BALM blikeebel7. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, Uixter the Spechd Patronage ed Her Majesty the WREN. - The REHUITTION le OPEN RELY WEER DAY, and ha the EVENINGS of MONDAYS, TUESDAYS. and THURSDAY& Attolaiam, Clee eintist 11.41L5!4Y AILR!i.?iGEIL;STIL /Worn tleeela to sad trout Dublin are hatted at the pinatas! ra uced ilw ayrate& ',tattoos to Kngland and Scollaad at conedderably re d Reenselen Wens rue frequently el very low prim. Ike tall partkodure ese the railway oempaulea'annennosementa. METROPOLITAN MUSIC-HALL, Edgware rosd..—Opea at f.ao. Magma unprooodoatod of the &ilea ituli SOL Coo. tha cobterad atalttly °Mitt shoats of laoti and daalsolas loos& of Aailated Ay a boat of Ufg.46- oa artistes —Maaartr, J. . POOLE. (14.1tRAT ST. JAILIMYS HALL. - ZVERY J NIGHT at alt THIS AFTIANOO.I4, si Tbses.—WOlLD of IdAolo thereat Veattliotpdatsadlglaale—lieeond Bight In a New form, by Mies Aaairson—The Real ladles Basket ck. by Miss Lamle Artarreata. B&Bs, : reserved seal& balmy, admission, la—Briltleat reception. Crowded boom. Protease Madame's Tereirell assess al die World at Mew. Imams* moons at the greatest easattaatioa enter- Salaam{ la tai ropolls."—Vlde Loucks !sem OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBACH, supported by Maw Rune% Dante, Tyrsell,Walauley Means. St Albin. Green. W. Wllltauta Husk,dsa, with full band and chorus. Cendosted by Mr. V. Jon t hawas Also the Bridai of beauty , by th e Mines Sara end Tory (hundea. Coated, by all the ay.dlab e taint, including th e oeiebnied Vauban,. M clod ama. Duna and Dann dm IL VILELY KVSNIMG, at Sight • . OUTFITS for INDIA and CHlNA.—Fatiouitas, with detailed lista of the amessery octet for mercantile and other appointments to ladle, Chink or any of the oolonlen wet be forwarded oa apple:stk., to THRASH Mt and GLINNY, entilteers. ant door to acenerseLhosue. Mend. Moth Witlon. Madame* bound la cloth rlt, EC CENTRIC PERSONAGES. B WILLIAM ItVesc.t. LLD. John Maxwell aDd Co., pabllthera 122, llothothret. May be bad of iiimpida and Manion, poet tree to 7 stamps, .A.NEW WORK on the TEETH, entitled PULE DINTISTRY. and WHAT IT DO6B Boa us By A. Lenexa, Groevresoretreel " from the great WOODY of the previous work on dental surgery by the mine anther, we antici pate the above will he read with avklity by all chinos who are interested in discrtholinting between pure and meretricious dentiatry." John C. Cisme* Little Pulteney street. DR. OI7LVERWELL on MARRIAGE : ObXliees, liappiness. and Disappointaante. la. Mean, Corabal or Author. PANTIMIOW Ttrucisa RAM, ; Ewen, as ladietf ditY. Weds" Al Dr. C.ll•pratessioaal residence, Great MaribsionaltiareeL W. Alen, the Posi.oake arand Turidsh Batha la ed.. 19. St. Mertia'rle-Gresd, LC. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (lisorsa's TEE EMPEROR AND THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH. NEUFCHATEL, Atom 23, In the accident to the carriage of the Princess Anna the Countess Montebello had her collar bone fractured, and Mademoiselle Bouvet broke ono of her ribs ; the injuries of the other persons were fortunately alight. PARIS, Ammer 25 Tile Emperor was to leave Neufchatel this morn ing, but the Empress will remain with the ladies injured at the ►ccident to one of the carriages. The Patric of this evening says that their majesties are not expected at Fontainblean until to-morrow, and that they will go to Biarritz oa the sth September. BERNE, AUGUST 25 The Emperor and Empress of the French have left Switzerland, passing en routs through Inter laken, Thnn, Berne, Fribourg, Lausanne, Yverdon, and Neufchatel. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Avauirr 25. Count Mensdorff has received a special invita tion from Queen Victoria to be present at the cere mony of unveiling the monument of Prince Albert, and has consequently left for Coburg. The claims raised by Austria in connexion with the suppression of the recent outbreak at Bucharest, on which occasion Austrian subjects had been iA tr have been satisfied by the government of Prinoe Couza. The rumours that it was intended to send a divi sion of the Austrian army to the frontiers of the Danubian Principalities is completely unfouudetL SPAIN. MADIUD. Aocusr 25. The Epoca of to-day says it is decided that the court will not go to Logrofio. The Marquis Moulins has been appointed Spanish ambassador to the court of St. James. THE CHOLERA IN SPAIN. MADRID, Auausr 24. The cholera has re-appeared at Gibraltar, but has disappeared from Barcelona, and is decreasing at Valencia. . PORTUGAL. LISBON, Auctun 25. The government candidate has been elected pre sident of the Chamber of Deputies by 85 to 74 votes. THE TREATY OF COMMERCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND HOLLAND. PAWS. Accost 25. The treaty of commerce between France and Holland will come into operation on the let Sep tember next. CALCUTTA AND CHINA. MAILS. The following telegram bee been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, August 25 : AUGUST 25. " The Nyanza, with the above mail., arrived here at noon to-day. " The mails leave for London at 5 p.m. "Ship and passengers in quarantine for 52 hours. THE ENOLUIRMAN CAPTURED NY ITALIAN 13RI GANDS.—The Floronsa NIB ZiOIII .stains the following letter relative to the fate of Mr. Moms. the Ifoglithman captured by brigands :—"The mast roast totelliiputos from Naples IMIOUDOII4 that Mr. Moores, sow three mouths • prisoner in the hands of the 'tripods in thts pert of tha country, bra boss carried off by five at his amitors, and thus removed from tha larger portion of the band. Nothing kiss one. boo beard of them. A panel moos the ruflions was the mass of this separstioa. The firs who have gore. off from the mat always maiatained that Noses sot he sat at liberty for the prim agreed to. but that a mesh larger sum should be asked. Gonsral Pollack:hag es ' Wog talegssphed toss this othisok. replied that this split was Godurablit 4 Messy, and that his friends might rase wand of his being soon restated to them. The matter ekes toot sleep, bat is uppermost in the thoughts of all, mk~es with Madame La Slnherlio who u as Elle" ady, doss to the fumigating astploye BRKURN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Drops wick, and Contra) Germany. —no North German Lloyd's Lr Srat-elnot raw • Wotan. SCHWALM. Captain 12 ERNAT. trifle doapatelase from Horaelydown on THURSDAY, $ Nat Yet (wather porialtent, at 10 saw, eillirg at Brnas*k Pier, Blaolroall, for psaeoprs, it 12 mos.—Fare, to Nilsen. LI sod LZ . retttna tkkid, AS and Al ton—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Havana' Odtoe, Begent-cironk W. ; or to PIIILLI PPS, MAVIS, ISILLICPS sad Co., St. Danotan'a.hount, St. Dunstan a-hlll. LC ROTTERDAM and the RHI —REDLIC THIN of PARE& —The Netherlands titaalaboat Cempaars HA sad /merits seesaw BAT t VIER. Captain W.BYtr will here Banaawkk Pier. Blackout'. EVERY ItU It DAY et 11 o'clock IS arrival of the lei. a.m. train from lenchurrhotreat Mika Betinced fares : Sawn. 11 to ; foes eatfta, 16a : Mats Wilma Slued at a fare and a halt. —App., at CHAPLIN'S Universal CSm. Basin W . - or to PHILLIPPS. ONAVES, PHIL. IdtPß aad Co.. St Damian's-home. SA Dunstan's-kill. N.C. IMPERIAL MEXICAN RAILWAY ooicPANY (Ginned). ih rICE IS y ORTIZ fil.VßtLtl ir fr w thgltaN sod s BM it tn i oir of hs Lt and tad days of September. feed. fOrAhoparppete of making up the Interest se count to the 31st day of Auto t, 1856. The warrants for the loterest due In respect of the half-year Indhes Lai August, 1865, will be forwarded to Proprietors en- Mid to receive the lams who are registered in the Company's hoots oa the said Est day of hugest. W. BOSCO& Secretary. Imperial Mexican Railway Mon, 18. Raw Broadetnet, London, August t 3, 1865. REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY fled). - *- ' --- • - Capital./ 50.000. iiio.oWiharee of LW each. Pirai lane, 5.0.0 Sh irea. Paid, tie per Share. DIRLOTOES. John foot 'q., t 6, Groeven — orequare (or Menem Dent and Co Chimp. EJr Johnp any. C. D. Bay, Bart., Director of the land Securities _ Com Colouel Holland, Deputy Clubman of the South African Bonk. J. S. Stoptord, &Q., Director of Ma Airs and Menterman's INASASnro DIRT:CIVIL - Julius Rester, DK. ISSUE UV DEBENTURES. The Directors hsHogbeen empowered at the SPECIAL GENIMAL sr is o of the Proprietors held TO-DAY to issue debtaturee to the amount of ALL'.OO. are prepared to /Wei" for the woe for the terms of two and four years, rl i e ca f 69 7irollo leg rates of interest Two yarn t I per cent. per annum. Poor years The Debentures will be of three denoteinatione—atinst..._ LIO. and 4100, sad will have interest coupons attached, payable belf-yearty ou the let of Scptembtr and the let of March to halt year. The contracts held by the Company with various parties la this emir, and abroad, and rang,ng over a period of live years beet theist of January last, amount to considerably mole then tie Directors are authonrat to borrow, and +Word 1 11 11 01•Nearity for the payment of the interest and the rederap. tien of the Debentures. in addi ion to this security there liensise upwards of ato,ooo of the subscribed capital of the Com plAustadel np. na should be addressed to the Seeretara, seem- IpaiielVt eW fur. deposit of tea per cent. ou the amount of Debentures event of no Debentures bent; leaned the deposit will b twinned In full without any deduction.—My order of the Board, llthdthillClA J. GILOOPITBS, Secretary. I. loyal Ischanse-buildlnga, London, aliquot 11. VA& BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS sad COUCH'S& Ilagrack Fundsnre. Truck% Portman bs, &e., at Plump CONSIDITAABLY RECITED. 11 - 6; PrceilifiEfTZauloitae; irne7 LONDON CARPET WARNHOUNI. WAUGH sad SON. I ad 4. GOODGLSTILIST. w. DikVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, Bd. pat lb.; paraßloe, woad paraillne, la. Ca: sperm In ed. 0041 a ad.. naii &Man wax, la. fol transparent wax. la. Id.: Ulm& wax and sperm. la ; Garman was, Is. $4.: botanic ammonite, Sd., pd.. and tats beat, led. ; matalllo to magnums, SO.; moulds, 71d.; beat Coln ell. as. Od , per gallon ; yellow soap. 36a, 40a. 445., and AIL per UM& ; mottled, ats. ; old brown Windsor, la Id. per Pada: common brown Windsor. la : whtte Windsor, is. tn. a'f. la ad. ; glycerine and almond. is. per bar—ter cask at 11. P. DAVIES and SONS old easalaa warama. U. Cbilawata, Loudon. ELEGANI Pb;RSONAL REQUISITES.— _ ti n d e r the patrolman of Royalty and the Aristooesey of aoloPe. and universally held in high repute. ItOWLAND6 IfACASIUR fill, for promoting the growth restoring, im- Prwrieg and beautifying the !Inman hair, Si 6.1., 7...10a. Ad ., sad tit perbottia Rowlands' IC•dador. au oriental reparatsm _ • horn:thing the complexion and akin, and ererng wr• en. delft-tar ad. Rowlands Oitoote, or pearl demitrie- , bestows on the teeth a Freida@ whitener, and gives =6.ft/rim to the breath ; 2.. 9d. per tins.--Dodd by led perfumers —Ask for " Rowland.'" Article'. NOTHING IIdPOSSIBUL—The greatest and easel until invention a the day, AQUA AHABILLA.— manta. JOHN 008 NELL and Co.. Three Kini-ouhrt. usibard to title London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer Seth* Ulla truly marvellous fluid. which Padua! Tinto". the Inman bair to ft. pnetine hue—no matter at what vila AVa Atearella has none of the properties of dyes; It cm the e;:k=. la beneficial to the eyelets. sad when the hair Is saesPiles Ll cue emission per month will keep it in perfect edger. le. per bottle. or In half bottles. 10a. dal. John Oosnell and Co. bars been appointed perfumers to H. ft. IL the Primer .1 Waka—JOHN GOZCS ELL and Co's LlikititY TOOT PAS I'S he =inferior to any tooth powder.—To be had of MI per demists, and at the mantractery, 12. Three Kisipeourt, lau blitetreet. London. scarrs BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, _a sever failing remedy, prepared wltbont any morearlal rillefesat, from 10. rec ip e a Dr. Scot*. wal be found invainable 111 who suffer from bilious and liver complalata, indigastion. • Mims, giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, Inc habitual Zr y , _epees. mis family aperient medicine. and as a muffler of moil they are truly eteellent : mUd in their operatios sad lindeful lathe stomach. they create appetite, promote dbilialaa. pate 41,1 •11 hen ttie whole nervous system—Sold by W. Low ,g,....,_""`s"limist,d, King Withaniaireet. Itharing-tensk dad tif 1 . 008 Mimi. Is. lid. and 2 Pd. Be sure to mak or Dr. oewg pm.. The genuine am Ina @enemy's= ftchtilli with " William Lambert" engraved en the .tamp. LAITUL—The LETTUCE oontains as motive I Pltklpl tbe latuusa, which porrisoo an the of splay without li 49 Itaasegooraelly G. MOLAI77g= . onofirkin, prap2res p_and • ritual W ass knetera)atiblY motornende4 by ilikticel Pretoria' ter bronotilt4 mad all chest bleoliebs. artip.Al4. Kg, "' l e 14 lid. sad IL 3.1. rink br rm. 11 . AA. mi l s.a". ITALY. The latest cholera bulletin from Italy is : Anemia, 21st, 27 new cases, 32 deaths ; San Seven,. 21st, 122 new cases, 54 deaths ; San Nicando, 21st, 9 cases and 8 deaths ' • Apricena. 20th, 5 cases and 2 deaths. The Roman Railway Company has contributed a sum of 1,222 f. for the benefit of the sufferers of Ancona. M. Salamanca, who subscribed 1,000 f., has also granted I,ooof. to the family of one of his workmen lately carried off by cholera. The Giornale di Sicilia of the 18th states that tbe sanitary con dition of Palermo continues satisfactory. A RIFLE MATCH WITH AUSTRALIA. TO THE =ITO* OP THE =P9B& Sta,—Some time since a challenge was addressed to the best shooting company of the South Middlesex Rifle Volunteer Corps by Captain Windeyer, of the vetoed company of the Sydney (Australia) Battalion Rifle Volun teer Corps, to shoot two matches under the following coo. ditions, viz., ten men on each side ; ranges 200, 300, 500 , and tOU yards ; five shots at each range, long Enfield rifle, Hythe position, government ammunition. Wimbledon targets (1963) and scoriae. The mooed company of the South Middlesex bevies the honour to hold for the time being the Challenge Cup of the rumps accepted this friendly chandelle, of their volunteer brethreo in Australis, and, in accordance with the arrange ments made, the first match has just been concluded, the second company of the Setth Middlesex being the victors, with a majority of ?T. The Sydney men ahot on their own range on the 20th May, and the South Middlesex team at Caterbam, on the 16th August. The shooting W4ll exceedingly good on both sides, end the next match will be looked forward to with consider able interest. I have forwarded you the fall scores, hoping that you may consider the friendly contest worthy of special notice.— I am, he.. . . JNO. SWANSPON, Hoo. See. to No. 2 Co. 8.11. R. 1, Victoria-road, Reakinglaim-gate, Aignst 2L RATTIWG OW EIRIPBOAILD.-It itropears, from the last published 110001111t5 of the National Steampaeket Com pany, the directors are is the habit of paying 20e. a week to a ratcatehor for professional services rendered by him as board the aomparm's vassals wlise they are in port. A shareholder (Mr. Kendall) called attention to this at the meeting of the company oe Tinrsday, and wished for an at plinatioe. The chairman said that gbe ezpenditui it was positively neoeseary, as the steamers often carried cheese sod other provisions whisk were highly Peptise to rate that the fare us beard the eompsny's verge was no ssoalb good ; aid that times mamas bail of as er-rat-io tion—(htughtm)—were apt to impale mtensively from Mbar reseals in order to quarter themselves upes the National steams. The Sharshoider said that though rat etching was about that last thing ha should love thought would ham imaged the sitasitio• of the board. he was coo. visaed (a/ter the chairman's implaisation) that the expendi ture was neoensary. At Amt. 'lawsuit, he was inshoed to inspect that them might possi ta Xlie • " fatMkber'l &tights' bathed timbal& la q ria CHOLERA. last evening's °exits containz the following Botikstkes : "The Idoldo Asileebias goveroroent has ordered venni§ swirls( at Galas from Oansaustioophs, sad temeogers corn leg from thew direst by way if Thsheremusda, to he sub jected io the _ports of times prissipabtise to three days' Qqssssrnsaaties, Varna with elms belt of health. from other ?arida peels, are oleo bp herrn th qtrowlia• lot four hours, sad she. Amnia to fres pratigas,ii the medial inspection be estbieetory. Vessels on beard of which there has been cholera duds( the voyage are to be dealt with specially, and passengers by sash vowels are to be landed at Ismail, whim guaranties buildings are beim prepsred far their sisoommodation." The followteg notice has bsea fumed by the Board of Health at Lisbon :—"The Board of Health of the kingdom makes blown that the Island of Syra is considered istseted with cholera walla, and all the ether ports of Grans eutpsoted of infection with the sense disorder. The same board makes known likewise, that the port of Gibrelter is coeskisred Whittled with the cholera slam 3114 July last." The asthenia's at Vesicle have domed that all vessels arriving from Merseilles at than port sh.ll he subjected to the guaranties mulattoes established' against cholera. All vessels aseiviag at Gott* . from the Preach ports en the Mediterraneen, and (roes Gibraltar, are subject to sever days' quarantine from their arrival at that port. The following qthrantlee »gelatines have been impaired by the Goversor of Odessa mote vowels coming from Alex andria and the &spheres:—• Vessels hems performed tee days' quarantise is the Dardanelles, and nos having bad say case of libelers os beard dudsg their voyage, will set be subject to quarantine at Odessa. Vessels on board of which oases of cholera have taken Owe during the voyage will be submitted to &indef.' thestwatios, and if the tho le. males its . appearence the Dardanelles or at Cowles tienple, all dupe coming through the Bosphorus will be sub jected to ten days' °Minutiae." NAVAL AND MILITARY. Aratrasurv, Auousr 25. Arrouruntris.— Water—J. G. Moosao, to the Cumberland, for mimics is Barrosoota. Seated T. Gimes, to the St. Violent, far the Martin. Chief Eseseer—W. Gismo* to the Octavio, vies Iteysoide. cHAT . I4M. 4uarsT.2s. Orders have been received at thin garrison direct ing the esiaforesmeste of cavalry and tafaatry troops anieedecl to proceed to Konsehes to be held is resdinem to embark ors Rood* seat on board the chartered troop. ship Bestoseris Neils, from Ooveromentenay, O .aveaead. The number of Wimps selected for embarkatten in the alien vermel is 349 ism of all ranks, heicarag to the 21st Heasare, 42ed Royal Highlander', 514 Kin'. Ores Light lalaany, 79th Highlanders Ord Eeriest, 90th Light lefantry, 93rd Hignkoders, 95th Regiment, 101 et Royal Bengal limiliere, end the 3rd Battalios of Moe Rifle Seised*, togather with ten rakers sad the meal number of worsen sod children. Tim detachaiento have hem impesed by Major-General Sir Robert Walpole, K.C.B. Orders bine likewise been received far a mitseiament of the Royal Cassano Rides to be bald la readiness to pro ceed from this garrison sod embark on board the anew steamer 'limb, a, 6, 700 hone-power, for coaveysaris to Quebec. PORTSIIOI7TS, Austin 25. The Enchantress, steam-yacht, Staff Commander 3. E. Petley, arrived at Portsmouth this morning from Brest. . . . . The Minotaur, 26, iroa screw frigate, was undooked to• day. The Urged iron screw troop-ship, Clapham & H. Rimier soy, sailed this afternoon foe Bermuda mid Halifax, with dernobineets of Royal &igniters, under the command of Orntain R. B. Rimiogtoa, Royal Artilh ry list dishiest depot Inigsde), sad of the led sad 16th Regionals. WOOLWICH, Aocuer.2s. —.- The Pallas, armour-plated screw corvette, is ex pected to be tally completed for service by the Ist Decem ber out She was launched at this dockyard en the 14th March last, and has Moos been Stied with her toschiarry of 600-bone power. Her armonseet wan be supplied from the Royal Arsenal as follows :—Foor 300.poneder sad two 100. Decoder Armstrong gnus for the mid-ship histories; four 40-pounder guns for the upper deck; and two pivot guns fore sad aft am the weather deck. The available force in garrison, sompthieg Vie Aoki bat. twits, loot artillery, and Woolwich division of Royal Manes Light infantry , assembled on the common this morning at it o'clock, in review order, and after inspection by the commandant and other officers carried eat a series of field day evolutions. The Ordnance stesne•vetnal Lord Psnmere is ordered to leave the Royal Arsenal to-morrow with a este° of war Wires foe Portsmouth. She boo on board two 68-pcmodar Boas, constructed on Captain Palliser 's principle, to be sub jected to experimeale from the winery ship Excellent. A 000siderable number of the old pattern 68-ponadsre will be altered me Captain Palliest's principle forthwith. THE IRISH POOR-LW BOARD AHD THE CHOLERA. —The Poor-law Commissioons have addressed a well-timed circular to the (medians of the several unions in Leaked, minas( them of the probable approach of cholera. andel the oeceasity of adopting moitary measures to resist the attack of the disease. Guardians of the poor are reminded of the powers which they pewees under the Nuisances Removal and Lamm Pnesetioe Acta, sad the salutary effects of ozonising them efiniestiy during the former visitatios of the epidemic. The commissioners refer the guardians to the Ent, mooed, third, and fourth annual report. under the Medical Charities Ace, in which the whole eaves of opera tions at that period are detailed, sad the provisioss of the sot of parliareeet, which Mill remains in fume, are esplaised and illustrated. Many of the powers conferred by the legislature have been allowed, through the culpable negli gence of some boards., to f dame in some plasm. It is obviously the duty of Chi gyardissele bring every preventive 111111•11■ into active requisition, sad the thanks of the public an due to the oommissiooen for calling atteotion to the subject at this earl, period. Should the disease break out in any part of the country immediate information should be communicated to tEe commirdoners, who will eons rouoicate at °see with the boards of guardians as to the a4 . emereszy to be taken is such aa emeresecy. The know that such vigilant are se beteg ezereind oo the pan of authorities is calculated to allay Queens sary alarm, while arousiog public bodies and private tadi vidaels to a doe same of their reeponiitsilitits.—.Dsitlia Express. THE ALLIKIED IMPORTATION OP TER CATTLE rwaus.—A mule plague has appeared, it I. rid, is Arne. ries. We wonder if the Ammiceas conceive it to have hem ' imported from Russia, as we do. Why should it not be capable of cuipsating hi America as well se In Russia ?—end if so, why should it nut be capable of originating ia Eug had as well as I. either America or Ressia,—Builder. Tics Maras Tams. —Let Gulletie Pub lishes the following mote from the Bolipias Minister for Foreign Affairs :—" Brazisller, August 11, 1863. My Lord. —lo the wealth of October last, in reply to • despatch which yaw did me she homer to address to me os the 14th at that meth, I observed to your Excelleeey that the Belgiss (oedema:mat had etedifuid its tariff is • liberal nose so tar SS regarded the impost of rags, and reserved the right to abolish totally the doty as that article ar coos es the governments of Holland, Germany, and Frame showed a dieposition to take • similar Mel as their aids. To-day this goverment Ism decided not to defer any longer the realm tioa of this proposal. and, in the hopes that its sample will be followed by the neighbouring °centrism, has tidiest, the initiative in molder reductions which will had to the maplate sad rapid freedom of the tails is sags. The 134- gem legislature is oboes to adopt a law intend* to kith about tow exemptioes sod redactions of duty by which the expert ding as reps (Mlles oh charms) is modified lows : Bass el west sad silk, womirod with other sub. Meese, free ropes, old, tarred or soh, free; rags of every deseelption, sad pasteboard, 91. per 100 Us. ; ditto from Ist ; Jimmy, 11106, Of. per 100 kW. ; ditto how Ist Jaceery, 18 7. X. per 100 Mb. &no how lit .ihnuorft 1868, Ins, I &albs set, toy lord, that the &WA gooses meet will appreciate this sat, sad will beer it to arise whets, as oar nide, we way have oemielee to recommend the into tests of cos pesthole of ear ladsoidos to their teosidiestkot —I am, krt. IMpell O. Rooms." !A project of LW fee gamma resteeties el Wien dative is appeetlei. • tl r • r. t??, .Is2oarAisnx OF cArrci TO =AID A supplement to the Gazette publishes the fol lowing order in commit of Yesterday' :—" When" by as , tat passed is the lemon of the Ilth and 12th years of her present MajesWs retie, intituled 'An sot to pelmet *Mil the Ist day of September, 111,50, end to the end of the Wee amt session of parliament, the spreading of contagions or infection disordms among sheep, cattle, and other aphasia,' sod which hes mince beep From time to time continued by divers mbsequeut acts, it is (amongst other things) enacted that is shah be lawful for the Lords and others of her Maimlp's Privy Council, or any two or more of them, fres; time be time, to make such orders and regulations as to them may seem neomsary for the purpose of pro hibiting or regulating the removal to or from such parts or places as they may designate in inch order or meets, of sheep, cattle, horses, swine, or other animals ; and to make any other dem or !eras nom for the purpose of eines effect to the provinces of the said act, and again to revoke, altar or vary any such orden • or regulations ; and that all provisions for any of the purposes aforesaid is any such order or orders contained shall have the like force and effect ea if the same had been isolated te the said act ; aid that all persons offending evilest the rid act shall for esob and every offanas forfeit end pay may sum not exceeding twenty pounthi kk or iambi smaller sum as the mid Lords or others of her piety's Privy Causal may la any me* by such order direst. Aad grimes a acengioas or infeeliom disorder has lately op sod Pow mynah smogs cattle within that part of peered, Kingdom oalind Great Britain, which a gene. telly designated as the 'cattle plegea And wherein it is experfleet io take measures for preventing such disorder from indendlog to that part of the United Kingdom called Ireland : "Now, therefore, the Lade of her Majesty's Privy Council do hereby, by virtue sad fir exercise of the powers given by the said recited act, sad by the several site eon. gaming the same me sforescid, ceder so follows :—l. That is this order the word ' cattle ' shall be interpreted to mean say cow. heifer, bull, bullock, ox, or ealL 2. That after the dare of the pabliestion of this ceder is the London Gazette, it shall not be lawful for any pews to remove any cattle from any port or 'place within that part of the Uxited Kingdom Great Britain, to any port or plebs within that part of the United 'Condom called Ireland. 'Ad the Lords of bac ltajurty's Treasury are to give meth directions herein or may be nermary to ensure due obedience to this order. AMMER Higue." WNIPT KEPT. At t meeting at Tunbridge yesterday (Hr. G. F. Goldsmid, id.P., in the chair) an association wee for mally established ; sad it was agreed that there should he at awe ss innesinvint of M. fa the pound os the raters, with two similar uses at some future time, should a as. mart, for them arise. Meetings bays been held on the subject of the visitation at Caleb/stir, Saffron Walden, Romford, tree. Witham. Duamow, Osier, Halstead, lcc., with a view to the appointment of disleirt inspectors. In the neigh bourhood of Same Welchem, time plague is reported to have broken out at Dsbdss, Great sad Little Bardfield, Fumbles. Geld, Wethersfield, and fibalford. In the neighbourhood of Omar, Mr. Mdlessik. of Bobbiagworth Hall. has bed 14 cows, a bull, and eight calves &necked. Other numerous insomnia might unfortunately be noted to the /MID effect. District mactiugT have been bald at Spalding, Long Suttee &Moo, Hotneastle, &e. At a meeting at J Bootee, Mr. J. B. 9t*nbope. M.P., mid be had written to the Privy Council with regard te the powers of the act of 1648 far the preveattoe of small=pox spritsdinjt among sheep befog applied to tattle. He lud stiggested tbat the pomace of that act, la Waynee I. turoveg diseased sheep an waste ground sad the peaalty of 211. for offences, should be extended to cattle. He expected a reply in a few days, when be should publish both his letter sad the agelll4ll obtakeied. MODJOIX µfD 807Y041. The disease is still prevailing in Norfolk with muchmeerfty.• Ottimpalts are reported at Burgh St. Peter, Godestee, Wrexham. Bergh near Aale, Attlebridge, &a. Oa Mg estate of earl , . enmity, Bart., H. P., at Soeasrlsytos, upwerth of 40 boasts have died or been slaughtered. At ' Lyle the disease has brain out among some nook belong. ing to Hn. 2114 . 8 ; at StedeolV. the Linn of Hz. lartar has been the scene of aa outbreak ; sod Horscead, seven miles from Ifortrch, hu sot escaped cottamiestiou. The subaealptioa trade is Noifolk for ixiisporataos purposes is attaining • respectable total. NOM. It ii reported that two eases here eoeurred at Groton, in this *suety. The Mare of &Word (Mr. John Smith) has issued a notice directing that upon the breakieg out of the cattle pier* within the limits of hie juriedietioo, notice meet at oboe be given to him of the fact, nadir a certain penalty, and a similar one will he immediately issued from the clerks to the inagtaarstes for their respective dis tricts. Within the last few days RI:BOUM have been rife that the dhows had shown itself at Grove, and also at fierootry, but after every inquiry of the voterisary atir goose (says the Nettingliani Journal) we cannot find out that impalas of the kind has take° place at either of thees "fibre. Of eoune settle will motions to die of some disease cr other, to which they are ordi narily accustomed ; het would not be right towards say district to attribute all such deaths to the plague. LITIBPOOL. At the weekly meeting of the Health Oommittee is lharsday, Dr. Tomah said that so Dolmas with mar. nis bad bees discovered is LiverpooL He suggested that application should be reads to governmeut to take seder their charge the isepsotias of the bush se well as the foreign cattle, sod stated that to prepare the retina required by govarnalsat respecting the wattle arriving is Liverpool would, if done moperly, require six inspectors Mewed of two. TORISHIRI. On Thursday an eiirTtordinary meeting of the ecitteed and meenbere of the Yorkshire Agricul. twat Society was held at York, to sounder the best means of preventing the spread of the cattle dismiss. Tee Hoe. Admiral Duncombe, M.P., presided. Rom. hams were passed remmraindieg that the farmers and agriculturists should abstain as much as possible from purchasing cattle in the markets sod fain; that should such parchaeas be iseeseesty. they should place all tattle in bought in quarantine, and separate from their other stook for at bleat fourteen days ; that should any decided symptom of disease appear, the cattle affected should be immediately seen by a dole qualified parson that, if deemed cemetery, the animal be destroyed an d buried at a considerable depth ; that meat attention should be paid ho the constaat Gleaming of yes& sad premiees, cad that lime, whiting, and other dine/intents should be freely resorted to. It wee further ssggsstsd that is sash potty sessiesal division thejosticoe should be requested to nominate an impactor who might be ready to sot on the first appearauce of the dhow, and the propriety of the various %miens nominating a committee of their awn body to watch narrowly soy appease** of disease. The forma tion in each district of an assume°, association we also strongly insisted on. The observations of those who have bad abundant opportunity of aminsiotieg themselves with the pretest Mate of the Edinburgh dairies go all to show that the neaps wrought by modernist smear na have been at least is severe is proportion ea has bees the ease is Loodoo. Boom dairies have hitherto singularly and entirely steeped ; but in several others there has beets an almost total clearance of the stook, is ceeeequecos either of the appear ance or the fatal propene of the malady. In are dairy, out of a stock of twelve rows eight hare died since Wednesday, the 18th instant, sod the remake. Mg four are now ill. In soother dairy la the riorth.sest pert of the tows, wbich was till within a day or two thought to have moaned the iefectios, Dies are deed and three ill. In each of two other byres i r :Syliie l heal thysw Is let t— the rest of the stock having either died of the disease or bees sold for slaughter. We are is formed that on Teenday a owe of rinds/pod declarol itself among dairy stock at Newhaven. in a byre is which it was believed that great and sucoseaful care bad bees used to ward off the isfection. We undentasd Professor Boo ley, of the Imperial Veterinary College, Affect .ramir • Par. —who has been mot to Britain by the Freed% govern meet in order to examine into the nature and ranges of the diocese—has visited several dairies in towe.—Scets wan. -The following circular ban been leaned from the office of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Rail way. addreadd to station agent. sad others :—Referriag to my circular No. 307, of the 15th inst., 1 have to requeat that you will strictly tarry out the following additossl instructions or tis jed :-1. The regulations already lamed an to sweep ing and waahiog cattle trucks on arrival at a @idiom, and after the tattle have been discharged, are to be adhered to. ateardance with my circular of the 15th fad. 2. Oatde peas and staid and wawa troughs ale i o be kept clean, and when nece.sary the disinfectant refined to in clause 3 is to be applied to tlie snide pans and stages. 3. All odds trucks, after they have been awepi sad well cleaned with water, most be washed with • solution chloride of mime, and of sulphuric acid and water, • supply , of whisk articles will be teat to pew de opplication to Mie r. Badge, Storm Departmd Riles Platting. About • quarter of a pouted of chloride of lime should be natietwith • gallon of waist, to whisk meat be added half a pist of the sulphuric acid and wator, whisk , you will receive hum the stores ready mixed. The mix tare of chloride of thee sad salphenia and should be put into • timed and mutited to the waugoas with mope or brushes ; the buckets, mom or !rashes so used Wed not be applied to' sap ether pawpaw 4. If soy re • are tendon* foe oneeysese whisk you la, seam 'appose /d MN LI 606. i le: 11 .1, rige illn, ini. ty, 1k rib Ku. 6L ; TAU 11.54 1 telt WS Mal LT.... 1,991; V. l . ID, Ili mom& Cgot 42 is. ilb. itmlfr MOMS. a C. 01 00 4 Ba sil ' I ids e l tOssis• let el 6 cowl. V W Tod* d •