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an hew" at the hrthelhel The alienation of the .
at orwaidershly re-
is again under consideration.
- been strongly opposed in woman by tn..
'''''enta4 Islam, and is now replaced by a project of 1..- 1.
nartial application. General opposition is offered a...-
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ducting the espouses pro rata that had bees tea... l '
-ond road baa been Gibbon*. As adOrestsd the eseisaittes at e— l
lm*, sad la ftted all the fates that bad occurred inn_ .
I. coanection with their proosedings sines the commence- &gen _ ie.
'lO franc, meat, which will be fresh in the recollection of our readers.
4 kw, He also stated that down to that moment they had not el ewes" at tree
tom able to obtaia a site for ebe ereetios of a sanatorium, Weida Ulm by the •••••- .
—eh the governmsot had en far fall's Leto their views novel celled 11 is Never to bate to a.-
-;se them every fatality to carry out thou poi?* of whisk was to earns the sever* prison ..._
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-.that, lastly enraged at the wholes'', appropriation can be concentrated in the desired direction. while the.
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to protect him, sad vwdremetieed hie danger to the operator or to the versed from which the opera-
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DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION,
Tinder the Sparta Tatronape ot Her Maienty the Ql7llMlf.
The 11111111TIOli mamba 0P1(24 1,1111,Y WILL DAY, mad
In the IV LNINOB cd MON DA IS, TIIMDAYB. and THUMB•
DAYS, wall the Mat at October. Adodation, One
RAILWAY ALIILLNOZMINTS.
Return Nckete to and from Dublin are ireued at the principal
railway stations ha plod and Scotland at ccealdarebly re-
&load rake,
Ezeuriloo trains ran bogies* at very low prim.
For tall particulars we the railway companies' as-

• genres) meeting of the Committee appointed
by the Corporation of Lendoe, for the purpose d mdse.
yowls' to put a stop to the ravages of the cattle discus,
bed to establish manakeituns to receive dimmed minds.
with a view to their cure, was held yesterday, at three
o'cileek, tithe Ifernioahonee. Mr. S. Gnomes, in the on.
avoidable abeencie of the Lord Mayor, presided. The prin-
cipal object for whist* the present meeting was eximieed
was to consider a rewhatioci that was come to by the sub-
oesitmittee last week, to the effect that having regard to
the difficulties that bad been thrown in the way of the com-
mittee in the establisheasat of 11111111i0d1111111, and the want
of response on the part of the podia to the mil for sob-
eceiptioas in aid of the proposed object, they mom-
minded that the committee should be dissolved, and the
subscriptions that had Moe received, returned after de-
doetiog the expiates pro rata that had been incurred. Mr.
Gibbons, the o mss, addressed the esennittes at some
lees*, aid he iated all the facts that bad °emceed
in connection with their proceedings since the commence-
mint, which will be fresh in the reoollection of our readers.
He also stated that down to that moment they had not
been obis to obtain a die for the erection of a sanatorium,
aitbeogh the several:mot had so far fake late their views
as to promise them every facility to carry out thee project
I. one imildiog of the kind. With regard to the sober-rip-
Mona, the public did not seem inclined to give scything
in support of their project, and although they had sent
out 9.000 OiTOlllllll to she Waken and principal madam
end ether proems ia the anetropolia, they had °sly re-
°dyed mix answer.. (Hear, Mar.) The question under
these circumetanoss was, whether they ought, or, indeed,
whether it was possible for them to proceed,l sad
whether they ought not et elms to refrain from any
further promediegs, andlenetlismatter in other hands, H.
behoved that it was maniocs to oedemata to get the govern-
ment to do any more thin they bad done, and that it was
impossible to overcools the opposition of their professional
adviser, Professor Symoods, who attertaleed the opinion
that the disease wee inomebte. lie might be
right or he might wroag, but it appeared to him that
it was at all events worth a trial, to attempt to cure
animals that were diseased, and he had only that day re-'
ceived a letter from Mr. Stanley, an eminent vet/riparian,
at Lemniogtos, is which he etpressed a confident °enders '
that lb. diesel* was curable. ( Hear, hear.) He said that
they were now fully aware of the actual position of affairs,
and it was for the committee to decide what course should
be taken. A long and rambling discussion then took
place, is the course of which the whole of
the arguments in references to the subject, that
have bees so frequently before the pulite, were al-
luded to. At length Dr. Kitts moved that the medullas
agreed to by the sub-uommittee at its last meeting be
adopted, and he observed that they had already bear
sitting six or sertm weeks, and they were now in the same
milt= as they wore at brat, and it appeared to him to be
y useless to proceed any furthers. Mr. Hoppe
seconded the motion. Dr. Tribe mid it appeared to him
that it would be the better coarse to adjourn sine die,
giving the ehairmaa the opportunity of calling them to-
gether if there should be an altered coaditioo of
affairs. Dr. Timm seconded the amendment, sod after
some disooseloo the motion of Dr. Tribe, omitting
the words sine die. was carried. When this was put as
an mailed motion, Mr. Radical, moved as an amendment,
that alleputirtioe should wait upon Lard Palmerston to
Mato Is kin the eireemetemose of the ease, and sib him to
poiet • royal commieriati to consider as to the curability
of -the disease sad the establishment of smatorioms for that
purpose, with the understanding that if he declined to
agree to the suggestion the committee should beat coca
deeded. Several members of the committee remarked
that Iced Glanville, the President of the Conseil. had
already impressed the intention of the goverament to ap-
point a royal eernesimios, and that it would he ridiculous to
apply to Lord Palmerston upon the subject, and they
doubted whether he would even maitre the deputation.
The amendment of Mt. Hands was earned.

(UOlllO TI
TURKEY.
OONISTANTINOPLZ, Barr. 21.
The alienation of the Vaoonts (mosque property)
is again under consideration. The measure has
been strongly opposed in oouncil by the Sheikh ul
Islam, and is now replaced by a project of more
partial application. General opposition is offered
by the Ulemas, but some action of government in
the matter is nevertheless expected.
A collision has occurred between the Circassian
immigrants and the Turkish troops at Enos. Several
were killed on both aides.
The construction of the Trebizond road hen been
commenced.
The Vieeroy of Egypt has sent 180,000 francs
towards the relief of the sufferers by the late fizo,
and has besides ordered a distribution of food sod
clothing at his expense.
A new district poet is about to be established
between Constantinople and the neighbouring
villages.

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PRINCESS'S.
Mr. Ohazles Reade's oelebnted drama of 11 is
Never too Late to Novi, wbkh has bow popular for avail

THEATRE ROYAL fIAYMARKET.—SoIe
lessee and M Mr. sucisroNs. This TRILATAR
OPEN for the SEASON on MONDAY. October 9, with
Sheridan's comedy of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. in which
Mr. fisippendals, Mr. Dissitsgene, Mr. Compton. Mr. W. Pane%
Mr. Howe, Mr. Roars, Mr. W. Gordon, Kr. Clark. Mr. Braid,
Mr. Westheraby, Kr. Coe, Mr. P. White, Miss Belly Moon, Min
Snowdon. Mrs it. Mtswillisai. Miss C. Hill, to, will
After the Comedy "God Sere the Queen" will be sung ; totrl:
lowed by LRND MR "TVS SHILLINGS: Mr. 3,AM/stay (his
original eharacterl, Mr. lineksion, with other entertainments.
TUESDAY and WIDIRSDA Y. for these two MOM only, TR'
scam. VORSCANDAL, LIND HZ VIVI SHILLINGS. and a
HALLIT. On TRUEST) tY. October 1!, Mr. Curies Mathews
will manner &Mahn remarkable aad most triumphant pse•
foramen of L'Hosame Blase In Paris, and lathe Trench tongue.
, making his debut here in the English version us the sasectri:i
I entllW USED UP, eastainingbis mistrial character of Sir
1 Coldstream ; Mrs. Carries Ma hews will also sperm oa lie aim
1 evening_ in Plaudit's Extravagant of YRS GOLDEN y_utteiL
with Kr. Charles Mathews On YR/DAV and SATURDAY
USED UP. THI GOLDEN YUMA amidlier miwidamasta.
Walig:„.4
trror iloll"2=iyaditirtiot, 1, mid
idly im 10 0.

VOSS at lb. Load= lent and country theatres, was pro.
dewed at this hone last sight, with a lavish cameos al
week deosestion. The history of this pins is sconewhat
peculiar. About twelve years ago, when the Australian
geld fever was at its height, the author wrote • play for
Deny Lane Theatre, entitled Gold, which as far as we re-
sneer was a compact work, with a great gold.
dining sane that secured it • entre sweenst
of sneers at that period. This play we after-
wards takes by the se ether es the ben of •
novel celled It is Never too Late to Mend, the chid object
of whisk was to earn the severe prison dinithos of
twesty rears ago, and the horrors of the so-called "sliest
system." A warrant for much of the author's indigent
uniting on this enlist was found in • report apes the eon.
aline et the Minainghent medal perms, sad moray esethhel
delsile el • Amnesia life were laberiounl filled is fan
books of travels. The popularity of the nova led to its
being dramatised again for the Loodus local an eountry
theatres by hack authors employed by thievish managers.
The author, justly enraged at the wholes'', appropriation
and perversion of his property, Invoked the aid of the
Court of Chancery to protest him, and redrareatised his
novel recording to his own taste. This version of Die Never
too Lite, to Need has hen .played, en believe, with con-
siderable snores in the rountry, bat lest night was the first
occasion on which it has appealed to the judgoasot (if
soy) of a Weetnad audience. The result of this '
appeal was the utter damnation of the mend set—
tle act in which tbs alleged cruelties of the old prison
system are painfully and brutally exhibited—ins stern of I
hires, sheds, and seunteseapplauss Several wanes
of the audiesos widened the 'tanager, deneandheS
apology for putting such a disgusting scene npoe the stags,
and foremost amongst these wan Mr. F. G. Turialins, a critic
of great calmness and long experience. Mr. Vining came
forward and addressed the audience, makiog•• tolerably
sensible reply, in which he said he had merely reproduced
that which he led seen succeed at retain coliatay
theatres. The answer was sasepted by the ma-
jority in the house, an one of the most dreary,
repliee, and undramatic ache aver placed upon
tie stage was allowed to play itself oat. When it
I was finished, something like a rush was made from the
theatre, and many pawns doubtless felt as if they had
undergone a long period of penal servitude. The elaboration
of detail only mare the sesta more offensive. The story of
the drama was threat out of sight to make room for as
hour's masquerade on the treading-mill, in convict den'
gams, and prison corridors. In then black solitude and
awful cells impossible Owners are tyrannised over
by impossible warden, who In their turn are
impelled to all imaginable acs of cruelty by
• more impossible governor, who, in his turn, is defeated
by an equally impossible clergyman. Such an utterly false
Odium of prison life—sash a horrid Ind misleading night.
mare will probably sot steak is the middle of • fair mono
desesetiedrams for many nights, bat how it got Owen an
the Lord Chamberlain ought to tell us. la that lilgthy
ornsantal fauctionry sad tonere( oresichalls content to
the all dramatic rubbish upon trust as Wog as his faithful
litasasst is paid the regulation guineas?
It is Never too Late to Mend, as seen upon the stage of
the Prioress's Theatre, is • very wooden story of the
London Journal order. It is in every way unworthy of son
• clever and scholarly man se the author of The Cloister and
flat Hearth. The characters are the commotion ripen" of
the siege—the valsnous rich squire, the distressed fanner,
the troubled village maiden, the sneaking tool of the rich
man, and a boat of average unreal ruffians. To call such
a drama realistic is an insult to a long Ilat of
effective plays with something like nature and art in them.
This play is bad in enception, and worn in construction.
The four acts an solid masses of writing and action, that
have the least possible coeinexion with each other. The
anion ports are often ridindous, and the funny part are
not fenny. Here and there the author shows sitar of drs.
coatis Ines, but these are soon smothered by people who
talk like leading articles. It was an ova day for Mr. Rene
when be got hold of that prison bluehook. It made him
forget the platform be was writing for, sad for which he bad
written so often sad so well. The most that any holiest
arise wan my for sash • drama is that it is a mistake--the
mistake of • well-massiog and clever man.
The acting at the Princess'', with on or two exceptions,
is ineuffembly raw sad vulgar. It did Doting to help the
author. Mr. Vining, as Robinson, end Mr. Dominick
Murray, as Crawley, saved the piece from further °soden
nation, bat the latter will do wall to forget the walk and
manse of Michael Feeney is Anch-sa-Pogut. The
sonny is rich, costly, sod effective, but we are sorry to
to see so much capital wasted on such • diffuse and uninte-
resting drama.

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PANT'S V !MU the SUSAN DB.A loaves isedaebridge W hart
Oily (Sundays isolated). at • quarter-fastl° • a., I r Realtor-
ALM end Terrace Pier. Gravoosed, nce nd tho GREAT
UMW off and the
returning tras Grrouavesend (calling
▪ saliarrilk) p. LIS m. Pares :—Peoui London to Graves
sake.. si" la : ditto. return. is. Grandnaloos.
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da atti=rolieteMselleti Ilscar faustes IsuadlittlueU
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FOLEY'S THEATRIL—Mr. K T. SMITH
heti to Worm the public and the patron of this Theatre
that in consequence of the ettriontinary prepare tone required
foe the votinetton of broughams drama. "The CWILD of the
SUN." the THEATRE will OPEN on MONDAY. the 9th October,
to lieu of Waylay, as advexteed.

TB3LIVERPOOL sad LONDON and GLOBE
ma LITZ 111817RANCC COMPANY.
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mod Charortmesa, tosses.
mosso OP Tall COPEPANT EPOS ISIS.

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ETROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL Edgware-
letroad —Owns ai 7.—Continned sneers of HARVEY ana
MINCH, UN Nerves. sad layboarne, the Lion Cassie : Ma-
pine. talented Pupils: Harry Liston, Caroline JallianisZna
witton, My Ora , Jerry Wood, and Ray and Son.—Trie a
Opera.—Maskal . J. J. POOLE.

LI4IOII =Ail I L 502,844
444,279 7;781 831.001
HAM 1,1141,805
12X: 198,145 11,412,800
JOHN ATKINS,—.-Iftealdent 9ecreta77, London.
LOO dabs' art payable in thirty days alter they are admitted.
Pb. P. Wee Wing due at sLiehnobsaa should be renewed by
Hip 14th et October.

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Signor Tivoli the BRIDAL of BEAUTY, by the Mimes
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—THIS RVENII4O.

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NOTICE IS HIREBY 111YEli, that the HALT-YRARLT
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Shlt October cert. at one o'clock p.m. preciaely, for the purpose
ci readying the Directors* and Auditors" Report and balance-
abed, sad for declaring a dividend.
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day, the Ilat. to
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ot i OctobeDlr, bee days Imitates.
or ot the Court
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Capital paid up thereon .g. 5 per share), 000,000.
Reserve toad, £too,ooo.
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Professor Ferguson has issued the following cir-
cular respecting • disease among Irish cattle :—" October 2,
1865.—A disease hitherto almost unknown in Ireland, and
entindy different from that now raging in England, has
remedy broken out in several parts of this island almost
einsultseeously. It has proved fetal In numerous in-
is:anarsz although the unreal, have is some mem
on to ten or fifteen days. The chief eta-
reeterieties are awelliog of the fore leg. in the region at the
knee letots, particularly at their hack part; swellings also
occur is different regions of the frame, particularly is the rid.
shy of Vesta, very frequently these of the ebeeldees. Is sense
cases small some break out as the surface of the body,
much reesniblieg thee* of tiny. The skins at aide sod
book of knees sad fore arms, where it is thin and delicate,
soots presents so excoriated appearance. In mild cues, after
the skin breaks out, the animas quickly recover. The tongue
is in many eases ulcerated, eves at the wider surface, not.
withstanding which rursiaation and appetite often poetises.
If the &aired is destroyed when the symptoms become
aggravated, and mature suppuration has not taken
Place to the tumours, they are found to arise from a disposi-
tion of a cheesy-like matter in the times. between the
ninedas, Undoes, midekio, noinetilues verydesply seated. The
skin of the muzzle bleach sex. aid that of the wan to female,
frequently present • lambed appestance. and in some
days peel off. Diarrheas is apt to set in, sod. the aaimal to
smell most off ensively. It may die of it, or of the debility
and fever resulting from snppuvatioo. The malady is at
pretest is the counties of Mork, Dahlia, tad Wicklow.
Masers. Byrne, Wilkinson, and Barrie, V.S., have reported
the first sod last counties. There are numerous cues at
present is the comity of Dublin. Parties capable of afford.
log inforesatiort relative to it would twofer • public biotin
by doing so. Noce given wilt be made see of to the detri-
ment of say lady or looality.—Address Boon F1)1110001i,
H.ILY.S., Are for the Investigation of the Diseases of
Agricultural Stook, Dublin Castle."
The magistrates acting within the division of
Banging West, in the North Riding of Yorkshire, have
(we hears from the Leoda Mercury), as a precautionary
measure against the spread of the cattle elegem, closed for
a period of two months the cattle fairs arid !parkins usually
held at Leyburn, Middleham, East Wittos, Askrigg,
Aysgerth, West Burton, and Hawes. This is • measure
that in a psalmist.y mese may seriously affect the in-
terests of those engaged in the cattle trade, but it
may be far wiser to risk this ieooeveoieoca than the
more disastrous cossequeows that might arise from
the introduction of tte cattle disease into the impor.
taut grazing distriet to which the restriction applies. It
may be unfortunate that the time of probibitios is one
within which several large fairs are nanaßy held, one known
as Miildlehem Moor Fair being one of the irreeteet faire in
the county, but no doubt this fact was duly. considered by
the magistrates before their decision was 'mead at to close
the markets, in pursuance of the powers given them by the
19th clause of the order in oeusell. We regret to learn
from • statement made before the West Riding magistrates
at Leeds, oe Tuesday, that altos the previous Tuesday
eight animals hays died in the Thorpe-WI puttees, and
that seven others axe lIL
We learn from the Sheffield Independent that last
week a floor of sheep on the farm of Mr. Felix Nicholson,
near Maltby, Rotherham, was at kicked with • dimes of •
typhoid nature. Out of seventy sheep forty bane since
died, end the remainder are being treated by Mr. P. Anthony,
ILC.V.S., of Rotherham. The disease is attributed to
atmospheric causes, the peculiarity of the pasturage, the
issente, and other similar 01040 S.
With reference to the sheep in the sanatorium in
Edinburgh the Scotsman of yesterday says : —" Up to Tuesday
the sheep exhibited no symptoms whatever of the disease, I
although they had been subjected to the too severe test of
being confined with the infected aoim.ils tram Saturday
night until Monday morning. During that time they were
fed on turnips and hay, this food being plated
in frost of the sounds weans' from the Plague.
On Tuesday
,they were confined for about an hour
-a and-ball io C.OlO proximity to the cows suffering from the
disease, and were after wards driven from end to end of the
sanatorium, in facie of the diseased cows present, one of
which seemed fully worse than any that bed previoudy
been on the premien. After going through the ordeal
mentioned, the sheep were placed epos the young grass is
the adjoining stubble field. On Sunday it was noticed
that one of the cheep was labouring under murrain ;
but theme, so far as we can tears, was not serious,
and them is so apprehension that it will prove say
worse in the sanatorium than it would have dorm is the
open fields. The time that has elapsed since the sheep
were exposed to the' bad odour' of the sanatorium, and is
direct nonfat with the ailing beasts therein, is of octane too
short to afford any satisfactory evidence as to whether they
are liable to rinderpest or not ; but the fast that they see
still as lively sad as eager to crop the gram as they were
before they went down to the region of the plague seems so
far reassuring."
On Monday (says the Newcastle Chronicle) a
deed beast was east up os the Northumberland cease •
little to the northward of Cullen:este, ad yesterday
another dead animal was washed up at the same plash
At the same time the Ashermen saw five or six other
bodies of drowsed cattle floating oa the shoes: south-east
seas which were breaking upon the coast. The policemise
at Collercoals sot assistaspee from Shields and bad the
two bodies buried, but net meta they bed been exposed epos
the strand several hours. As the two besets whose bodies
drifted ashore had been barastrsag, there me be no
JAM that the serous' width were sew &Obi about
were Mom of cattle whisk had bees Imeastnog sad
thrown alive from es board soave steam vessel sot
far from the aced. As there has been so rough weather to
oblige the crew of any etesenship to oast bullocks overboard
to lighten the slip, the astarel interests, k that them so-
ftened* bastes had been awn int* the sea titre
attacked by the rinds:post, and had ties bass got 1113
to prevent the ether portion of the meek from bsiegeig
Into guarsatios *flaw arriving In port. With saga, f
on the hike as they do booms Whitby sod Blyth,
does prowling *boot sod lady is imea• a repot vim Ike
body of a died hallo* can upon the sham, sad Weeps of

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