The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28 00:00:00

HIDE IL&BXICT.

LZADIINHALL, Friday.—Bidost Priem; 561bs bp
61lb , Sd. to 3d.; 64Ibs. to 721b5., 3d. to 340.; 721 b..
.o 3id to St& ; 80Iba. to 86tbs., 3.14. to 41. ;
68Ibs. td 960:”.., 44. to 41.1.; 961a0, to 1041 ha., 4e6. to
bd. ; 104Ibe. to 112 Th.., 54. to bid. H0T101641e4 9.. to
10.. (Ulf skins, light, 2a. to 40.; foll, 6s. Md.. Bur
YONDWlT.—Sheepains : Polled, 10s. to Ik.;
brads, Bs. to 9e. 84. ; Dowus, ss. 9d. to 6a, 94.

HAY MARSILTS.
SMIIIIIPIILLD.—Maidow hay, £4 10s. to £5 15a. ;
clover, 25 to £6 15..; and straw, 2.1 18a. to £2 ss, pat
load. A moderate supply.
CIDGMELAND.—Meanow bay, £4 10e. to £6; clover
£5 to 26 15e. ; and straw, £2 to C 2 51. per load. Trod;
steady. . •
WarrrAnuPll.—lteadow hay, £4 lOs 44.-2,5 15..;
clover, £5 se. to £7; and straw, El 18s. to £25.. por
load. A Blow trade.

WOOL MARKET.
—The public sales of colonial wool are progressing with
oonsiduable activity, at fully the opening quotatiows.
Anstralum wool is Id. to 2d. and fine CILIA ed. per ib.
rujhrthan at but series. Privately, the trade foe
wool is quiet, but firm.
HOP niARKEr.
Priday.—Tbe trade for most deforipldoos
Por good and ans maples, how-
most be oonoidored firm i bat Ulm
inferior prodnoe is in a sluggish state.
- Pm, *wt.
Rut Kent! • • . foe. te lac
I Kenes . • • .. 70a „
PROVISION /KAMM
LANS, Frida7.--Sugh9T-41—rn=
fully hat week's rural iht Imam
from 325. 6d. to 38s. Itellueos owl ;
s3s. 9d. to 44c.—Coffee: LIMO ,Parell
on Ceylon, 7fls. to 90a. ; 'lastly%
4d. Tees Demand active for new
rota, pria. Saltpetre: Calcutta
Rioe : Business done at easier terms,
some increase in private transactions. Tallow
Tjie nuiriFet steady; new Petersburg y. 0., 508. 3d. bq
Ms. 6d. on the spot.

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At tbe Ceuaeit, Castreta, Warriasui
the 23rd day of November, 1865.

By the Lords of Her Majesty's Most Honourable
Privy OottnoiL

Pusan:
LORD Pairr SEAL.
Dna/ or Somsaarr.
Banc Roseau,.
818 Gamma GRIT.
MB. MILNIR GIBBON.
Ma. Bailee.
N IVMEREAS by an Act passed in the session
of the eleventh and twelfth years of Her
present Majesty's reign, chapter one handfed and seven,
intituled "An Act to prevent, until the tat
"day of September. 1850, and to the then next
" session of Parliament, the spreading of contagious or
" infectious disorders amongst sheep, cattle, and other.
"animals," which tot has since been from time to time
oontinued by divers subsequent Acts, and lastly by an
Act passed in the session of the twenty-eight and
twenty-ninth years of the rein of Her present
Majesty, chapter one hundred and nineteen, it is (amongst
other things) enacted, that it shall be lawful for the
Lords and others of Her Majesty's Privy Council, or any
two or more of them, from time to time to make
suah Orders and Regulations as to them may seem
necessary for the purpose of prohibiting or regulating
the removal, to or from snob parts or places Its they
may designate in such Order or Orders, of sheep, cattle,
horses, swine, or other animals, or of meat, shoe,
hides, horns, hoofs, or other parts of any animals, or
of hay, straw, fodder, or other articles likely to
propagate infection; and also for the purpose of purify-
ing any yard, stable, outhouse, or other plisse, Sr any
waggons, carts, carriages, or other vehicles ; and also
for the purpose of directing how any animal dying n
a diseased state, or any animals, parte of animals, or
other things seised tinder the provisions of the
said Act, are to he disposed of; and also
for the moon of causing notices to be
given of the appearance of any disorder among sheep
fettle, or other animals, and to make any other Orders
or Regulations for the purpose of giving effect to the
provisions of the said Act, and again to revoke, alter,
or vary any such Orders or Regulations; and that all
provisions for any of the purposes aforesaid in any such
Order or Orders contained shall have the like fore, and
effect as if the same had been inserted in the said
Ace ,• and that all persons offending against the some
shall for each and every offence forfeit and pay any
lUDS not exceeding twenty pounds, or such smaller
sum as the said Lords or others of Her Majesty's Privy
Council may in any Oille by such Order direst:
And whereas a oontagious or infections disorder now
prevails among the cattle of Great Britain, which is
generally designated the " Cattle Plague," and may be
recognised by the following symptoms
"Groat depression depression of the vital powers, freqnent
" shivering, staggering gall, cold extremities, quick and
" short breathing, drooping head, reddened eyes, with
" a discharge from them, and also from the nostrils,
"of a mucous nature, raw looking places on the inner
"side of the lips and roof of the mouth, diarrheas or
"dysenteric purging :"
And whereas several Orders, dated respectively the
24th of July, the 11th, 18th, and 26th of August,
the 22nd of September, and the 21st of October, 1866,
have been made under the authority of the said Acts
by the Lords of Her Majesty's Privy Council, with a
view to check the spreading of the said disorder:
And whereas it is expedient to consolidate and amend
the said Orders, and to make further provisions with a
view to check the spreading of the Said disorder:
Now, therefore, the Lords of Her Majesty's Privy
Council do hereby, by virtue of, and in exercise of the
powers given by, the said Act, so continued as afore-
said, order as follows :-
1. This Order shall extend to all parts of threat
Britain.

2. The said Orders dated respectively the 24th of
July, the llth, 18th, and 26th of August, the 22nd of
September, and the 31st of October 1885, are revoked,
with the exception of so much of the said Order of the
24th of July 1885 as empowers the Clerk of Her
Majesty's Privy Council to appoint inspectors within
the limits of the Metropolitan Police District, provided
that mush revocation shall not affect any appointment
made, or any notice given, or any act done or penalty
reo ,verable, under any Order hereby revoked.
8. In this Order the word "animal" shall mean any
cow, heifer, bull, bullock, or, calf, sheep, lamb, goat, or
swine; and the word "inspector shall inelude any
Inspector appointed or to be appointed as aforesaid by
the said Clerk of Her Majesty's Privy Council, or
appointed under this Order, or under any of the said
revoked Orders.

4. Whenever the Local Authority, as herein-
after defined, shall be satisfied of the existence
of thit said disorder in, or have reason to
apprehend its approach to, the district over which
his or their jurisdiction extends, it shall be
lawful for such Local Authority, if ho or they shall
thins fit, from time to time to appoint ohe or more
Veterinary Surgeon or Surgeons, or other duly qualified
person or persons to be an Inspector or Inspectors, for
the purpose of carrying into effect the rules and regula-
tions muds by this Order, within the diStrint for which
he or they shall have been appointed. And the same
authority may, front time to time, revoke such appoint-
ment.

5. Subject to the powers herein reserved to the Clerk
of Her Majesty's Privy Council, the Local Authority
within the City of London, and the liberties thereof,
shall be the Lord Mayor; in any municipal borough in
England or Wales, the Mayor ; in any Petty Setonal
Division in England or Wales jerclusive, BO far as re-
lates to the jurisdiction of the Inspeotor, of so much of
the said division as lies within the limits of a municipal
borough for which an Inspector has been appointed),
the Justices acting In and for such Petty Sessional
Division. The Local Authority in any burgh or town
in Scotland which is subject to the jurisdiction of a
Provost or other Principal Magistrate, shall be the
Provost or such Principal Magistrate ; and, in any other
place in Scotland not within the jariadietion of such
Provost or other Principal Magistrate, the justices of
the Comity in Sessions assembled.
& Every Inspector shall from time to time report to
the Local Authority by which he is appointed the stepe
taken by him for carrying into effect the regulations ,
prescribed by this Order, and the Local authority shall
certify, in each manner as may be directed by ono of
Her Majesty's Principal Secretaries of State, the number
of days that such Inspector has actually been enged
in the performance of his duty, and the number o
miles travelled by him while so engaged.
7. Every Inspector shall furnish the Lords of the
Council with such information in regard to the said
dt.orderi as their Lordahlm may, from time to time
equir
& Every person having in his pessession, or under
his custody, any animal labouring under the said dis-
order, shall forthwith give notice thereof to the Inspector
of the district within which suoh animal may be, or if
no Inspector shall have been appointed for such district.
then to the Officers hereinafter-named, according to the
place where such animal maybe; that is to say within
the Metropolitan Pollen District, to the mid Clerk 4,
the Privy Council; within the Oity Of London and the
liberties thereof, to the Lord Mayor; within any other
borough, burgh, Dr tOwn, subject tothe jurisdiction of
a Mayor, Provost, or other Principal Magistrate, to
such Mayor, Provost, or other Principal Magistrate :
elsewhere in Epgland, to the Clerk of the Justices
aoting in and for the Petty Sessional Division; and
elsewhere in Scotland, to the Clerk of the Peace of the
county.
9. Every Inspector shall have power, within the dis-
triot for which he is appointed, to enter upon and
inspect any premises or place in which any animal or
animals whisk he suspects to be labouring under the mid
disorder may be found, and to etatziine and inspect,
whenever and wherever he may deem it necessary, any
animal which he nupests to be labouring under the said
disorder within sash district.
10. Every Inspeotor shall have power within his
district to cause to be cleansed and disinfected, in any
manner which he may think I...toper, any premises in
which animals labouring under the said disorder have
been, or may be, and to cause to be disinfected, and if
necessary destroyed, any fodder, manure, or refuse
matter, whisk he may deem likely to propagate the said
disorder. And every owner er wormier of such pre-
mises shall obey any order given by etch Inspector for
that purpose.

11. Every person haring in his possession, or under
his custody, any animal labouring under the said dis-
order, shall keep such animal separate from all other
animals, and no person shall send or bring to any fair
or market, or expose for sale, or send or carry by any
railwsy, or by any ship or vessel ooastwise, or place
upon, or drive along, any highway or the sides thereof,
soy such animal.

it No person having in his posseasion or tinder his
custody any animal labouring under the said disorder,
or which has been in the same shed or stable, or in the
mine herd or flock, or in tontact with any animal
labouring under the said disorder, shall remove such
animal alive from his land or premixes without the
linens, of an Inspector, or if no Inaps;tor has been
appointed for the district within which such animal may
be, withoat the licence of • Jetties of the Peso acting
in and for the jurisdiction within which such animal
may be; provided that Such licence shall be in writing,
1 and shall only permit the removal of such atim•l th
some place where it can be conveniently kept apart
from all other animals until such Inspector pr Justice is
satisfied that there is no reasonable probability 'of such
animal propagating the said disorder.
13. No person shall plane or keel, any animal
labouring under the maid disorder In any common or un-
enclosed land, or, if Ake animal be in a district for
whit* an Inspector Mu been appointed, in any field, or
pasture, where, in the judgment of the Inspector, snob
animal kg be likely to propagate the said disorder.
IL Every Inspector shall have power within his
district to direct that any animal labouring under the
said disorder, or which he suspects to be labouring
under the said disorder Mall be kept separate from
animals free from the said disorder. And every person
having such animal in his possession or under his
maty shall obey any direction given by snob In-
spector for Ash prirpoee. And where the person having
such animal in his ponaesaion or under his oustody shall
disobey rach direction given by such Inspeotor, then
and in such ease, and such cam only shall such In-
spector bare power to seise and nbaugliter, or to cause
to be seised and slaughtered, with animal.
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