The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-10-04 00:00:00

FOOT-AND-lIOUTLI DISEASE.

This iliseue inereek a in Eat !Somerset, there being
76 cues in three ptrishes within half•a-clvaen miles ot
Bath.

At Weston the magistrates have issued a nothe
*Rationing persons, and Tea Math sportsmen, a zaulst
passing through wi.ere the disease exists, or sll.swiu,/
dogs to enter them.
The foot•and-moath disease has made its appe.irunca
among horses in the district of Sher borne.
It is calculated that fully 2(M) head of cattle are
suffering from the milady to Darsetehire alone. while
in the adjoining county of dousersetsLire rho numbs r
is much larger. Oa some farms several cows have .de4
from it. AC Clifton Polden three cows died after a very
severe attack. In the Dorehester w••re the
iliseame prevails on about 25 farms, one I loath e..eurr..il
during h 5 coarse of la.t weeir. No lose than II fresh
outbreaks are reported from Somerset.

The Fiench have carried the policy of eviction into
the eolonies now, and tn•guil Riming out Gunn
Algiers,

iluuilreds of peasants daily apply to Get m.ll pickets,
requestiug to be let out at Paris but &I'd refused.
Couut Llismark coutratlicts the statement that be
expreased to M. Fevre an intention to reduce France
to • second-rate Power.

A Nan TORPID° in to be tried by the War Dupont
meet, which iuteude to spend upwards of 4,000 in alter
Mg the steamer Oberon for then further trills
Tne premises of ler. John Rddisou, manuf se-
terer, at New Wortley, near Leeds, were ou Friday
morning totally destroyed by firs, the lon being eat'.
mated at 1:10.000'
AU explosion of fire-danip occurred on Fri lay morn-
ing at Moreton Colliery, throe miles from Tomb), Ohio
In4n was killed, and another so severely burnt that he
is not expected to recover.
Among the correspondence found at the Tuileries,
there is an undated memorandum found among these
dictated by ths Emperor to his secretary, indicating •
scheme for the acquisition of Belgium, snob as was
laid down in Benedetti' secret treaty.
The Prussians hey. constructed an entrenched camp at
Versailles, and appear to be making arrangements to
pass the winter.
Ir will be the the fate of Parisians acne to drink
Seine water. The artifical supplies of tin city have
been all of them internpted.
The manifesto of the Rmporor Napoleon, which will
be shortly publiabed, recommends peen, and stigma-
tises the members of the Provisional Government.
It is said that M. 011ivior is engaged in the preparation
of • work justifying his Ministerial policy, especiaily
in relation to the deLuation of the present war.
Tug first subscription-list of the Davenport branch
of the Captain feud from that town and the ships in
harbour is £BOO.
Tin Companionship cif the Bath is to be conferred upon ffir William Tite, M.P.
Tug warm New Zealand has deslined into pursuit
of the arch rebel, Te Kooti, and • score of his followers.
A robbery of I:13,000, in notes and gold, has taken
place on the Dunstan, New Zialised: The treasure
was locked up in in • odd at • polies station, which
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