The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08 00:00:00

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THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

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NOT 101.—" INFECTED FLAGS"— Mtn MAY, 1166. '
WHEREAS the COURT of GENERAL
QUARTER 81188 IONS of CU P.-soe for NM
County of Docent, bead by adjournment at the noonir•
Stu, in Doeonorran, in the ima
SATOILIXIT, the nth day of Alen tut, by virtue and
Ii pulluo.o. of an Order of the Lord. ad Her
Privy Council dated the 14th day of Maus. 1866,
appointed • Committee of Magistrates of the County,
, two to be . doom's, with rown to sorry into *Fut
the provisions of the add Order in Colleen, u to
Dissoood tsunamis" and "Inf.eted Plum" and alto
an Order of H.r Mekolry In fjonsoll, dat.4 the 9th dal
of Ann. left trith uf.vvron to the elangh•-r 01
diumeed animal.; and the maid Doer' rinpoeerad the
In.pretor-Oon.rol of Culde of Mr County, in came of
...gypsy, to 5501000 any two lben.here of the COM•
unties, who •bowki bin enthority to curry Into effect
ell or any of the powers vested in the Committee u
body, aithonah the remaining rnemltera of the Com-
mittee ought not have lieu enm.nonod.

/3. —finaday.-Bnaday after Ike Antesoke Day'
Inannie : Morning, Dent :IL and In.
Matthew xi.; Keening, Dent. nil. end
Rosman ed.
14. —Monday.— Coneeeretion W•hne Kerr,
Lord Bishop i Serum 18134.

DORSET COI INTY EXPRESS
DIECMESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 111, ISO&

NOTES OF THE WEEK.
I.—A ranrw not often seen out of London,
gives what seems a very feasible reason for
the decidedly warlike attitude of Austria
towards Italy. Our readers may remember
the strong feeling excited in Germany when
it was thought Louis Napoleon would carry
his arms as far as Venice and the Quadrila-
teral in 1859, and how it was consider that
the possession of these was strategically so
necessary to the national safety of Germany,
that Prussia and all the minor states would
have been driven to assist Austria. Well,
the idea spoken of is this :—Austria suspects
a secret understanding between Prussia and
Italy ; and she thinks that if she waits until
she is involved in a war with Prussia, Italy
will be prepared to seize the opportunity as
a matter of course, and join the fray, though
not ostensibly as an ally of Prussia. Bu. if
Austria is first attacked by Italy, or even
attacks her as • defensive measure on the
Venetian question, Prussia could scarcey,
take advantage of Austria's difficulty whle
fighting for a possession in which ill
German believes itself interested ; or if sale
did so, Austria could then make sure of the
support of all the rest of Germany, if not of
the Prussian people themselVee, against a
Government Which became the traitorous
ally of a foreign foe. There seems to be
something in this; and if so, we must look
for war on the side of Italy as a matter of
expediency to Austria. Our only re-assur-
ance on the subject is the late announcement
of Mr. Rouher in the Corps Legislatiff, that
Italy pledged herself not to attack Austria;
but then, according to the above, Austria
may think it well to attack Italy. Apropos
of this subject, why was so grave a matter
introduced to empty benches in the House of
Commons on Friday night by Mr. Darby
Griffith P Surely t. e momentous interests
concerned, would point to the inexpediency
of thus trifling with a great question, if it is
thought fitting to bring it forward in Parlia-
ment at all.
ll.—Tit s present di ief topic of discussion is of
course Mr. Gladstone's Budget, which, though
it is considerably tamer in its features than
those of the preceding years during which
be has been in office, is yet well rece,ved. It
was known beforehand that much could not
be done, because of the anticipatory legis-
lation of last year. Having eaten, or at least
divided out our cake, we could not have it
still at disposal. But this scarcely lessened
the outward interest exhibited in the Finan-
cial statement. Whatever he may be thought
as a Parliauientary Reformer, Mr. Gladstone,
as a financier is decidedly popular with the
large majority of the general community.
Even Conservatives, except • few biassed
like ourselves in favour of the agricultural
interest, so as to think malt had a prior claim
for remission to paper or tea, approve of most
of the right lion gentleman's fiscal measures,
and only wish they had him still orr theit own
party, to win for them the. popularity which
he so largely aided in giring to Lord Pal-
merston's government. It was only natural,
therefore, that the House should have been
crowded as it was on Thursday evening, and
that when Mr. Gladstone ?Use at a quarter
past five, he should find an attentive and
generally sympathetic audience. His open-
ing remarks, disclaiming all party feel ng on
the matter in hand, and begging that it might
not be orejudiced by any soreness arising
from the Reform debates were well received,
and doubtlees inclined his audienee still more
favorably towards him. The Chancellor
then proceeded very calmly with his state-
ment, as befitted its character, for he had
really nothing to sa) which required fervid
argument, or might excite eloquence, in his
Budget proper. But everything he had to
tell was satisfactory, and redounded to his
own credit for discreet foresight and Silecellee
full pre-calculation. Things had only turned
out a little better thazi he eitpected, but there
was no sensation, it was merely quiet satis-
faction, like the review of bygone pleasures.
The remissions on timber and wines, conse-
quent on the commercial treaty with Austria,
had been anticipated, and there was nothing
in the incongruous and matter-of-fact subjects
of pepper and stage carriages to arouse
interest. This concluded the fludget proper,
which if it could excite no enthusiasm in
friends, could scarcely evoke antagonism from
foes. On the subject of the National Debt
Mr. Gladstone grew eloquent, and it was a
BIRTHS, disappointment when he arrived at a some-
April 24, at it. Down•hereas Cottap, the wife of Hr. what lame and impotent conclusion. Of
Jobe V..,., of • zoo.
Apnl 911, at Weymouth, the wife 04 p, 31..uy course, the peculiar operation which he pro-
Down.
az , Rog, rapt. lot uUs...haws, of • &arum. posed is one that "no fellah is expected to
liey ITaltabirs, the wife of theßoe.johc, d i,„„, who is took Feu understand," and which sorely pussies all
dem only. but financiers, but if the urgency for dealing
key 2, at Eastvitroet, Bland:era, the wife of Mi. 8. with the debt be as great as represented, We
Ford, of a son.
ought to operate on a larger scale, and pro.
Nay 3, at Niipier-ternoe, Dorehester, the wife of Kr.
ne
T. Nizwonin, or • zoo. vide the means by greater economy in the
Nay 4, et Napier-triremes, Dorebester, the wife IA Mr. public services, over the expenditure for
J•ht lawn, of • daughter.
which the Financial Minister has auror-
al Alt RIAGREL tunately little or no control, or he would
April 93, at Ringwood, by the R. R. Holmes Took, there, doubtless, be paralleling his fiscal
Mr R.iire Mud, to Nary, yoorig-st &lighter ol
the late Kr. Thomas Bailer, of Thiekthern, Domet reforms.
April 27, at D ire-bearer, Mr. J. Poilips, bricklayer, 1. —TE3 BATE arm Warr or RIMLAWD
of lidborse Si, Andrew, 111" aK. KIWI, Mood Show is approaching. The following is the pro-
daughter ol Kr. H•rdy, beilder, Piddletown.
3,omwthemlrodLiiillln/Onset.Ch...iiiiel.HlLd4lendtpieittarbfitit gramme of the ifaliebury Meeting :—The Ex-
hibition will open on Monday, June 4th, when
bookwl sr, ilesaord, to Mon Illarosteti charters, the horses and poultry will be publicly judged,
&demi daughter of its late Mr. Jobe Verson, of the implement, arts, and horticultural depart-
went. are open to inspection under the most
ifeT 3.1 (linen, Floors g. Hewitt, Ha, a ugly° favourable conditions, and the band of the Royal
81:21,. • 6.'g„,lhab., tfj.gbaridi• 1.1644.14i."11418,7X Marinee (Plymouth division) will mewed. on
A matzoh.. Tuesday all the departments will open at 9 a.m.;
Hay S. at St Georges, Hanovar-equare, by it. Rev, field implements of various kinds will work at
P ter Anbertin, mew of Chipsased, Hiaivol. Henry intervals from 10 to 3 o'clock; and a Dog Show,
Thomas Lambert, of No. 74, Grosvelbrelareet, and of for which the goads have been provided by the
Bletellissley, buns,. °"3111" ynon r•alisbury Local Committee, will be open. On
geit driaghter of the We Th v. gir emes
Combs .dl Bart, of Freels, Hama. weinsmay, usually the grand day of the meet-
DEATHS, lug, all the attractions rday will be repuited
with the addition of the conioettrion for shoeing
April 34 at wi"•h"•••• d••PIT regretted, Chart.
Sally, 'SOIL the an nal meeting of members, and the
aq. own Oki k and Clerk of the Peace for •
...4y .1 ain Tch..„..,, m him Society's banquet. At a9O p.m. the combined
30 ) moo& bends of the Grenadier Guards and the Royal
April M, at Soutipetrest, Bridport, Lim. wile of Mr. Marines will perform a selection of concerted
lover Lokett, aged 21 years. pieces. Thursday and Friday are the popular
April 27, as North Alliiigtoo, Elisabeth, darighter of days, and as um railway empani" are disposed
Ir. John Abliwto. aged IS year..
Ap-il 18, at aiszuford, Zambia P.iuty BMA, sod to =the every snort to ooxiolotodrits exhibitors
WO year*. and visitors, it is expected that the exhibition.
April 22, at No. 13, Partmanmpers, the Lord though deprived of the pessence of cattle, will
leers. hese unusually attractive in other departaneute
Aegil 396 86 No, 13, P°666884-.68888, 6168 ladY that it will prove one of the very lamed and
/wen.
a moat sueesseful that the Society has ever held,
It, May Chrrbauger"bla:eredeare'rereCerehee' orrrnasaa ow Carris Px•ons in
Nay 1. at North Allingtee, Lass, millet of Kr. Hoary the parish of Fordington has we trust been
tees, aged 1875570. "stamped out." the order which appears in our
May 1, et Sedgohill fleclorT, WOW, glisalB4ll advertising columns to-day being DO doubt iv-
tourist, the beloved wile of the Rev. Charles Henry tended to import to it
,Inem. 104 g& the soup di pees;
May 1, at DM ruddiness of his see, Areewood Homo. although, Ith° all our "rum& usthoria Ii
kr.tooulaz Haat& &aged* Dee Memos de Is Tsar, attempting to sops with this terrible disorder,
' Of he Nolo' Fords. Artillery, aged SS the law interposes only as the evil has about run
Nay I. at Tooter. maw ettafteshiaiy, Woes Rotator, it, course. Doubtful authority and divided
yea 19 yeses, sides. eon of Mr. Edward Raabe.
liky 2, es 8.4, j„„,„„,... mos. Mt. usith.
" joriediatioaa, with every disposition to unite and
*••••""Illnit &settee of 114. yvee, eve carry out prompt and effective measures, have
El year,.
oertaiuly exposed us with the very beet int..,-
2. as Warshaw. from Answer et UM heart, Mr. tile th *to e most alarming danger. We trust
P. C. themes, in his 71rd year.
this state of things may ve a
Ma rI at 'oedemata, Denizester, Yrs. Zlis h that eilewhers Pr°
Rowe. widow of the lam
le bor n Mr. Hammed Ite he Warning oguth•• • wink alleelfeetiee fee the
od yew.
14"1.
worst, than which we now nimie vit there weld
trot he a pi.ft of grosser folly. No man can tell
where this virulent poison may spread, or bow
CALENDAR. or by what widest its spread may be produced;
Msg & —Telegay. Rogation Deg. &AWE Tem and although we age persuaded that many cams
Enda
treated as Sandoval* may not be the mai
9. —Wela.4l 7.-148144 m Day.
la—Thutedriff• —fiely Therseex us "minks we confess we know et nothing for the
Dos. present but the paeans at a remedy, 01,08.
2=
1 60.4104-,Deg tligh. like, where there emus bat tba bags addellaoo 411
lib dia.

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And Wheless Minim CH ARLIN GOODDEW, Eaq
EDWARD WILMOT WILLIAMS, El si . And Bstitli
Prance. B-q , ummben of the mid mitten, in pur-
suance of a 6111111110011 from lite said Inaposeor-Ooneral,
stating that an Outbreak of Cattle Plains of an .I."°-
ing ostars had °scarred at lb. Parish of ',ordinates,
within the Borough of Dorobaster, in the said Con ,ntr
the said Borough haring bean annexed to the Losal
Authority of this County, by virtue of a Notice under
the tkb Clause of the wiW Order in Colima of Om 24th
day of March, 1862, published in a newspaper oboes-
ting within snob C'ounts, called the Dona amnia
Chronicle sod Bestersetatirs Gasidak on alta% lb. 3rd
day of May instant, for the purposes of the said Order
In Council, bane this day met Myths: to considar
prrninee

ow e,lb.said membors of the Committee, baring
ourselves epee proof liefure on that mineral
cases of the Disease, tailed the "Cattle Plague," have
°marred in the said Parish of Fordiettoo, and fhtl
Diners being stifi in 'mistime. therein, do bereby, in
pitman.. of the power vested in as Ls afnmeald, Order
sod Deniers dui% the net. Pariah of Fonliogina. and
th• Parisbee of AU Saints, at. Peter, mad Holy Trinity.
in Derthreser, together with such an area aa Is include.'
within such portions of Use farm sad biWiEl. in the
tenures, ooeupdioucd Mr EMT E•TO. and of the
11 farm and bolding la the teems or committee of Mr.
EDWARD Hannah its lie without tho Parish of Holy
Trinity, Dnreheater but adjoining thereto, sad within
the jeriadietion of tit* Loot! Aothority of this County,
as and from this th• 3rd day of Mar, 184 are, sad
shall be deemed to be an "Infested Place" within the
intent end meaning of the 96th Ovum of lb* said
Ordia in Conseil of the 24th day of March, 1896.

And W. the members of the Conran,* dormaid,
by and on the yart of the Local Authority of this
Oraety, do Order that Two Cows, belonging to Mr.
itDIIOIID Levin, of Is e said Parish of Fordingtoe,
Dsiryssan, as Wag pert of the MIXDO lord, sad ltrvins
bees Is contact with other cows beinegion to him,
wHat had been affected with Cattle Plague, and had
been slaughtered before the said Borough bed been
legally annexed to the Local Authority of One County,
be immediately slaughtered, and forthwith boned,
according to the stir otiose of the said Ord r Her
Majesty in Conned of the filth day of April, 1881/1, it
being proved before us that the said two saws were
ohoeirag prearatitos7 symptoms of " Rindarpost."
And We further Order, the in case the two remain-
ing cows bolo ging to the said ZDIIIIPID LAYBIL, an
homing I art of the name herd, shall show symptoms of
Lb. Disease, thst they be immediately slaughtered and
buried, in aenordanes with the provisions of the geld
Onlor of Her M.jesty in Conrail.
Dated the 3rd day of May, 1866.
By Order of the said Committee,
WILLIAM PPOOS.B.
Clerk of the Poem

A FEW SECOND-HAND PIANOFORTES are
Lt to be bad et half-prior of Mr. firtneirr. The
Paragon, 4.lt•borv.

A FACT. -90,000 WAtCHICS SOLD.

A WATCH FOR 113 d.

rHE WONDER OF THE AGE—One of
il the** hit ,Trlions French Watcher, in haiplocon•
Out Caw, *ith Chain, Silk Guard, 854 a, end 12,1
nonwhite, rent port free for 16 Eltatopn.—Addren ,
HURT WILTON, 2, C.therin•-tensw, Rothod Fork•
rand, Ksosingtna, London, W.

REMEDY FOR THE ITCH
. WITHOUT THR LUST 81111iLL,
_ _

A CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.

frillB irritating, troublesome, and ezosedngly
I Infectious dimes., 110 often the monies of the
greatest anon) sore to individual% aad to abok Parodied.
tuay be Immeitately relieved, and eared hp a fee eppli.
rations of the above named Mesitatble remedy. Ir,
every ram an early application le very de..irable, for the
limier ill, delayed the more viral-et becomes tits mow
attn. sad In ninny came the resent Prvprietor' A. J.
EVA•II,, has man a whole neighbourhood 'cleated by the
negligeom of seme one family in it, b. their refuels' to
ketteve it possible that they had really Lab ameaget
them

M.ny hundreds of Teetianoekla al igh t h.gi 0011
application will how/over prove It.. above
&ad it Boum at l.a. led. each.
Nosily Nellie.* contenting 10 Bown mot carriage
floe to .OT stet on throughout the Kingdolll, on reeling
Po.daglee order for 10, id.

Pree&red Av A. J. el. Aft. CAirodA. Dorsholhir.

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