The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-22 00:00:00

MIST NORFOLK.

A very large and influential meeting of owners
EBB co:union of land wee held salDocnglyesterday, Mr. H.
urs, Sumer. tam, Bareham, in the chair.
It was stated by lit. OVERMAN, of Bureham, that twelve
Irish beasts were parubesed in the middle of Jnly, on Nor-
wich-hill, at 81. per head. Oa the lst of August one wee
taken ill ; on the Bth two more were taken ill ; on the 9th
the whole bad medicine ; on the 10th it was found seam-
eery to kill four of them ; on the llth neves had medicine ;
on the 12th there were only two eLve, which be understood
had wince recovered. These busts were et this time on the
marshes betweee Norwich and Yarmouth. Only two
marshes off them were 33 short-born oxen, and ea the 12th
of Atteust one bullock fell ill ; nn the 14th throe more were
Wm° iIL One the 15th of August ono cow. sot nearer than
400 yards, was Waned. On the 17th eight, bullocks and
one cow died or were killed sod buried. Os the 18th the
remaleing 28 were slaughtered, and those which
toadh ahown
so °awned symptoms were pecked up and sent on,
and the rest berW. On the 16th another cow wee attseked,
and pat in a shed where no cattle could jet neer. This in-
stance .howl that the douses was still prevelent ie Nor-
folk, and they were se liable to be visited in West Norfolk
u in the FAIL
It was resolved, on the motion of Mr. ICERBLLEZ (a
magistrtte), seeoeded by Mr. Bows, that the meeting
join the aunty samelatioe.
Mr. Sierra, V. 8., of Burnham, said it bad bees reported
that the plug
bad broken out at Burnham, and he wished
to contradict the statement.
A memorial to the Privy Council having been adopted, a
' vote of thanks to the ohainuan brought the meeting to a
coachnbra.

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It is satisfactory to know that the cattle plague
is not spresdisg in Edinburgh, or indeed to say great extent
is Sootlasd• A large Dumber of castle impurtal from
the Continent ewe eramised at faith 3 eitarday by
Professor Dick, who found them free from demos.

Tat CHOLZRA AT OIBIALTAZ.—We are happy
to he able to state that the official repeats of tbe mediae*
of the public health of this city and fortress refitment it
as excellent, the scommt of sickness fee the moon being
Oflussally small. It will be seen by the goverument notice
at the head of our paper to-day that bills of health are
agate teemed without the addition of soy note. We hoes,
therefore, that the quarantine of obeemitioa which hr
lama imposed en Gibiatter on all midge will be at mice takes
off. We have ao doubt this would be done If the mat of
tee world really understood not only that no inispicioe of
M abeam has existed in Cithrelter, but
that the pessest warm mama has been, and is an un-
usnally heathy woe.
POPOLATIOW ow Pattasia.—From the results of
as eakest• al the Prussian population fureisbe6 by the
Royal Bares* of Statistic*, it appears that the miltery ser-
vice of the Weems as ]).Damper 3, 1864, numbered
2:9,414 mom, cc 11,042 mere than In 1861. The total peps.
Wimp elf lb* libittlens eras 19,252,363, Of 761,143 more they
mi. The peewits* of the Shine was footed to be the
meet populous, seeteisteg 3,346,195 lefuthitants.
OILTSTAL PALlefi. OWB BUILLINO
Yell" Amon 31.—Adssimiess ea pommie, 9,986;
dime by SWUM leleka WO; mad vbasoss. 16586.

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