The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-18 00:00:00

TEE CATTLE PLAGUE

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Ise Rumsll has received the following despatch
boa her llaieety's amblasador at st. Potemburg
Petersburg, 1865.
Ye land.—A farmer is the intarior of empire has a-
imed to me a lettor, requestiag that the greatest possible
noblioity may be gives Eaglaod to tb• treatment for the
inni of the s'ewaling cattle disease adopted by him with
mood mom on two several mambas. As seder the
110100IIIIINI eiramostaaem, the result of tha writer's
toqtparienos may possibly be fonod of am. I beg lease
award herewith to your lordship the letter in quastios,
pother with a translation. —I have, Ao.,
Oilhed) Aspazw BucsAius.

Eul Russell AO.
" Talmo, Sept. 8, 1866.
" Sir,--1 beg to bellowed to maks known for Mehemet
et ell a nonedy 'past the " typhus bovilis," now ming
is Ragland. When this dames broke out In the Ukraine
disieg the Crimean war, it was of nob aniseed. serval to
ate that of 600 heed of cattle I lost bet 6 per mot. The
remedy is simply the following :--As boon as the first
611110091 of the malady (drynesi of the skin) shows
seal, the diseased aging should be pawed In a vapour
seek and rubbed down, the moist temperature of which
should be such am Dot to mime
shouldgreat a dElloolty in
seeselaug. Thee the mama be rubbed dry,
covered met with several woollen blanket% aod put ha a stall
*aimed, sheiterod hem draughts, the greatest am losing
takes so revolt Me catalog cold. This Is of the Mena*
importance in the treatment. Orgill draughts sad food
ebony digaded ware then gives to it by me. This simple
treamolet has 'heady twice, saved me in Russia from great
kale• Forte last ate sad thirty years I have farmed
sod bred mtge. The AM thirteen I spent in
secklesburg, and the last eighteen I. Banda, where
menegsd the large estates of Count A. Bobeingey.
Ithen remained abroad for a short time, sad
sew for three years I leaps a farm belonging to Coast P.
Sciscengeff. Bmh estates ere is the government of Kid!.
From my heart I tavig this simple treatmeot may be of
se WPM movies to my fellow farmers in England as It has
hors to me, and I entreat year mediator h the gmeral
isheeli to saw the greatest poedbie publicity to be gives
go Ma treatessnt. The vapour bath I used wee of a very
eseetrogilm, and madded of a room the floor of
which was not level, but Meal at one end so that the
Meal could be brought by degrees into • higher tempera-
ture. The steam I obtained by means of an oven covered
with iron plates• on which water was peered after the room
bed am greedy legated to a temperature of thirty-five deg.
Rautour. (Signed) H. F. Feu una.
Bis Exogamy Sir A. Begelman, 8.C.8., ho.

Tar CATTLE Piaous arm ITS Ibrricargitruct
wren RUNTENG.—A meeting of the East flora: Cattle
pima Association was held at the Oorn Emhanp, Lewes,
rrossrffsy. the Hos. H. Brand, ALP., in the romir, end
Moos 100 farmers present, for the purpose of confirming
toms alterations in the rules of the association which bed
meetly been made at a weans at Salleham. This object
baring been sooomplLhed, Yr. Woodman, of Glynis,
threw out a suggestion se to the stopping of the hunting for
. time, in order that the haaDds might not, by hunting
WON different farms, be the, means of carrying the dieser*
from en infected to as uninfected plans. Mr. Ellis, of
Showplace, suggested that the association should make a
must to the matters of the hounds that when they cam
to a farm where the dames prevailed, they should
whip la. hounds off. (Laughter.) Mr. Woodmsn
mid he was adroit that if the hotrods " fond"
4n Barbet, whip nor anything eLe would stop
thou. The subject haring hem discussed at some length.
Ir. Woodman moved a resolution that in the opinion of
AD meeting it is highly desirable to refrain from hantiag
=the prevalence of the gat plasm ; sad it is re-
ally summated to the masters of hounds that hunting
be stopped in the district till it can be resumed with
safety, or at any rate till the middle of November twit,
It. Bolting. of Westmestoo, seconded the reeolntioe.
Than was soon dissent to the proposition, but on a show of
bead, thirtrtwo of the gentry and farmers press at voted
for the motion, and nine against it. The chairman said the
hounds that would, affected by this resolution were the
Brookside harriers, the Brighton harriers. the Southrlown
farbotiods, mid the Seaford (if established).
Mr. Pizza), (the inspector) reported that during
the week ending the 14th October 73 Waste bad either
been slaughtered or had died in his district (ixworth), and
M that date he had no dimmed bouts remaining in the
district—Bury Post.

THE CONFEDE
HIH DAY.) RATE COON LOAN.
(TTT

This day a malting of the Berea per Cent.
Cotton Bondholders of the Oonfederate States of Amadei
wee held at the London Tavern, Admiral WAILES in
the Abair, far the purpose of entsenting to it a report of
what had been dose by the committee appointed at pre.
ceding meeting. There was hot a small attendance.
The report stated that the committers had applied far Ise
keroatiou to Yews. Maoger end Co., of Yaris, the con-
nectors of the ben. and to their agouti in London. Mem&
Siesoder end On. Manger and Co. replied that they had
no fends in head or say property milder their control.
which could be made available for the payment of the
intension which would have bees made so available if the
Oadederate government had been still existing. They reface
inspection of the centred. which they said wee a private
dormant. From the Yearn. Schroder the committee on.
enteieed that the amount of the boucle of the Seven per
Gent. Coteau Loan in eiroulatiou are amount of bonds
3,1:00,0001. • ditto asebaased for cattail midi.
mess, 376.0001.; ditto redeemed by the draw.
isp, 2E14,6001. ; together, 581,2004 ; =coot of hoods
at present lmcircilstion, 2,418,8001. A cue
4.C., from whose
war submitted to Kr. Fleming,
opinion the committee concluded that it left no doubt that
sooner or later, either the United States or the States
which lately formed the Confederation would recognise
tad pay the loan. After making several suggestious
the committee, in conclusion, strongly recommended
that if the large and influential bondholders that
were (mown to exist did not mane forward, this
nesting would pass resolutions in conformity with
the recommendations contained in this report, and
adjourn the meeting to a future day ; and is the mese.
bum the committee would continue to setuetil the peoepeate
at the bondholders became such that men of the highest
position who now stood aloof, would only be too happy to
farm a portion,
and powerful oommittee.
The Cason's, bristly addressed the meeting, and moved
that the report be received and adopted.
Yr. CHANBII3LeIN, a member of the committee, also ed.
deemed the meeting and explained all the steps which bed
been taken.
The report wee received.