The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-18 00:00:00

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!LeQUEIN BROTHERS (Limited),
legletwed under "The Compilelm Ad of 18.M.' whereby
in of ea* elarehoider L otrietly limited to the amain
d W lama
MOW, Unpin in 15,000 shame of £lO each.
fht lime 7,500 'harm of which I,ooo' fully pald-up will be
allotted to the vendors.
Amish upon appilcattou Al per share, and al on allsernesst
110 all will exceed Al per share, nor be made at lees then
One ma nn Intervals.
taleernerensay exercise the option of paying up a further
am gam of la or ZS per share after allotment. Interest at
ths'leelfpereat pperer annum will be paid upon all muck
now minimal In amUetpallon of calla
gewmieed minim= dividend of 10 per cent. per I.
vassmlng the let of July, 1886, and payable half-yearly, M
Monwitenes Shareholders upon the called-up caging for the
Mateo years of the Cassmeare operations

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WIWI' Bale, Em. (Cramer o
and Co,o Limited), 18.\
Ottemorimeet, W.
&ores Prtdair.k Dingy, 29, Great St. Helena of Yams,
Rearyclemety Lag, , Brook-street, Grave- llociltoon.
wawa and Co.
William ineJsmin McQueen, Eeq ISt, Tottenham. (Limited).

Paler McQueen, leg., 4S, Bernell-street.
Hoban Moore, Esq., 23, Bernerustreet.
lusteam—liesue. Jolla Henry McQueen, and Frederick
Curies McQuees.
Binin—London and Weetminster Bank, Loikbury, LC., sad
ar okes.
10182m—Clatence Harcourt, its Smit, 2, King
/3'" 's Anniryard,
Meoistrest, I.C.
113—Mena. Fth Brother% Tokenboussysrd,
lcnrael—alward Ist. 4, 4-pinoe, 4114444216
gICIIMILIT—T. 1. lAMB.
Oflees—St. thohaoro-boase, o=4lll, Z.C.
Plate of 134dama-144, ToWealoizatourf.road, W.

HYALM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS,
46 sad 07, 01101D8TIMIT.
me Int Istehthieleeldia the for every deaCTISSOI%
el Boys' owl Youtire Deer. Boys' 141whorim kilo, 16e. 6d.
to firt WestaafmAar sad Ouircese WU, Ifo. It to 154.
Boys' 1600, 5511T011, end zoos WU, era to 4ls. Boys' 1460
Ceps Overcoats, Ito 4d. I. Es. bcyo Jackets fee the mom,
lee. 4d. ee Ida Boys' Sawiseabla Pee 4 I. tid. to 7s. Hoye
Morriosebio Trousers, 81. N. to 1.10 Id.

H TAX and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS,
and 67, OSJOYD,STRIBT.
No. I. Gentlemen' mooing for immediate wear. No.
Hams adder Degortessa. No. Boys Miami for
Immediate
near. No. 4. 'Mits.:int
ilerontbi Ordar orcartiorart. No. 6.
Habit and Livery t. No. 6. Had and General Hoary.
No. 7. Vomiting MOM& Hinkrellas, Portmanteau, Rugs, a,C.
Provincial sranchea—NrminOw. 91, 92, sad Is, lien root
Dad; 41. Istassiv.

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IaLOBSOM of 110111CYBUCKLB, • delicate and
diellague perfume. extiseled from the Sowers, by 3140.
009141 LL .ad Od. Perfumers to H. 3 H. the MAIMS of Wales
No, tt. Throll Lembsrd-strest. Loudon.

MHZ CATT LIE PLAGUIL—The TONIC
STIMULANT POOR.—PROVINTION BZT THAN
CURL—No animal ma beanie infected with this disease if a
lowan:co Packet of THORLITS SPICY AROILtTIC COM-
POUND loafing one be mixed up with the ordloary food
at each time of feeding The inventor, Joseph Thorley, has good
reason to recommend it se • preventive of latedion and an anti-
dote to disease-keeping the stomach end digestive organs to a
natural healthy tone, sad thus fcetifying the animal against the
insidious inroads of dime's—To had only in penny
None genuine without the inventor's signature ebe
=ond C=l:
Sold by all t the
dru
teeggists, and corn dealers
world. tOses penny packets, 114 a. halves, 175.
quarters, is case say cilia culty view in obtaining
the gamine seticas, mod a Proacese order for Sia. made pay-
able to the imenter. JOIISPH THORLEY, Spice MILK Thorn-
-IM4ehlitst Kiegemoss, London, sad an iron-bound case con-
Madeira pecioNs be sent, carriage paid. by the next hiMPIEr
train to any railway Math@ 12 the United Kingdom.

Tkis Nanny h established to pardon, carry on, and extend
Me wellinewn Piss Art, Copper and, Steel Plate Printing bath
Imn! Maws. McQueen Brothers, Tonenhanacouramed
.„
... Paseo& mithetaking specially recommends Welt to the
Wester by the following features:
1. The badmen to be acquired by the Company has lont be,
mat the present time, to thorough, active, and high l 7 Pro-
yak*.
t then only unencumbered by liabilities, but shows genuine
sod milinlie meets etneeding £rl,ooo.
l• h b eramptible of immediate and most remunerative
etlenith
ke
t libeler earned on uninterruptedly from father to son
iho=of olmeiety year, enjoying the 'highest credit with
ed the penis, both in a commercial and artistic lone.
libleathes an restricted to publishing Some of the Ain
al sae eininqasatly certain and nonepeculative.
11=1:ednonornic and mat efficient maaagemeet
triters In the firm, " McQueen Brothers,' have become
cooversio of their business Late • Jointhtock
."'nfl°o7 by noting thenrapid ertendou of the bonuses of
hank
fland Company stoop Me ineo7Pomalon moan,
sowd 7 Act, one of the Directors of this Inner
lng a partner la the banana It la now proposed SO
.111 money is deed at £45,000, of which £lo,ooo:lllCraentures of the Company, bowing no totem"
hit, rirsoeseet has been paid to the Shareholders • £IO,OOO in
'hares ; sod the remainder In deterred Instal-
!Mt t The moan has been based upon the certified report
VO. Seders, the Accountant, and includes guaranteed meets
'l7B/ lad
im°ddibi,geli,oatm:llB'th"C'e p, lanto tracrtf mcrcrinnterytmd, Meer, steel
stet
lad new—
"AIL
u.....-- 4, de., of the estimated value of £lO.OOO. The
ni—iirust int, to be paid for the valuable leasehold premises
will is wholly taken In debentures and shares of the
, with £lO credited thereon as above-seentiooed.
1., holiness will be taken over by the Company es from the
]at
K , MIN from which date the guaranteed dividend of la
.... "It Per annum sccruee to the eltereholdera The esti-
°UK however. from the profile of many yeses pest airmd,_...,°°m"
igum 'weir dividends than the one Y rnartn....6
have snood to continue In the service of the
47 der* the fire years at least over which this minimum
egliade.
4 memento money has been paid. In the eve
nowithmon being made to anor will
ibel mat, his deposit uponnt
will be forthwith renamed In fell. Should • lea
=
sera
dns be allotted than we applied for, the OePoolta
ad tha side hilbthlo towards theirment due on allotment,
huriettil thy nitunied to Mlliannt•
ne Meehan%
libi tn thit egreament with the
aaw °Wad lialanceeheet, can De Inspected at the Svendorsoli-
s.
...Lkere of application for shares is attached to each pro-
b ..ohic_••h_cet be obtained at the Comildia aka.
°er to
Ile on.„4•• of the hankers, brokers, ascot°r, , or auditor

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EFOB.DI3 FLUID MAGNESIA
DlNZlsedleal yrofewlon
MIS se tor Odds years bars approved cd
yawl solution of nas tba bast romasdy gout sad stw
nesalie disorders of every hind . sad sa wild aparloaaisla
gSilidritrinad for ladles sad shuldraa.
sad Co.. Clisamisas, *a, P74""w
u.s.n. and sold taroughoid Gas world by all raayantabla
slalialsts. Cation—Boe that .Dlmasford and Co. la as molt
boatis sad rat label ever taw out.

Tux INVIOORATP/E IMMUNE ESSENCE
JL The most eidsaildsally pawed mad oast peweetal nutri-
tive awed ever inlrodaosd ; restores to thew wawa coaditioa
ad tis seemitimed ca the ktedrll7 ad wkke pek& bank dr
midt, los sped& kw debility of all kinds. aad tree its eon-
aido&. tlierlagradlaais. make plicoplato et mods.
will move ton
to the Nervosa sad dyspeptic.
Peke la pew se kor pasalities 4 is. kw tila Cole
ana ~s~el wed Os., NIL Oskoktarsed
aid resat Lk. lamb.

KA"'S WOIIBMILL'S PILLS, the
MT PLOW= ef the BLOOD 11210W11 in Medicine,
teen their Wyly-extended ode and general adoption may be
talaxLebeeed is a howbeit bocemary. Bold by all Medicine
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NA. PONX OP APPLICATION POP !BALM
youtttiretelsed by the Benham' . .
iiniernek of Illiseos hrothara Phdud).
Ma ei I -41131144p5id to the bantam at the Company the
• dope& of Myer sham nyon
mmegiels'lthltud rm allot me that nnatber. and to
aasio...-01110, or any tam number that 'maybe allotted tome,
be mi 47. =4O + Cpa, me allotlamai and the calls
to bm they may
we
sues • ''''' =Merin aad you oort
hum.
ia th Nehter shareholders of the Ooraimhl for do
.„,,,_ si Amu eetdeit you allot to ma, smi I to sip all
.........glinelpAkik of the Conway whoa
Um/ aldnohar•
Yams ta tell
Address .

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adopted by the Faris Academy sod
don Colt* of e lusions, on the port ot om lltrtor,
hoed. Lloyd, Poland, sod Leine Clark ("Lancet: Now. •
18611, crime fa an sewage of ate days either repeat at chrouto.—
at Ci. J0Z1A.173, French chemist, 4e, Haymarket. Poet
treacle receipt of es. ed.

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MHZ C ROBl3ll ZBB INGINE-HOUSE.
GALLZEIIII In OLD CRUECHEIS—TA. BUILDER of
TR DAY, pries td., by post St, rattans View of the
Rootwohrowt, ClONElON—airiaa Notoo—Ooriorlibol of Archi-
tecture —Old Chorales with Goiteries (with Illoatratiowb
Ditto. of Arta awl lltitidaohiros for Nortb-Nogroo Loadon—
Louisa ?Low of loaner Timio—Tlio Cattle Plague —Yr. J.
N. Parker oa the luny Chadian Churches of lionw—llto River
Tbanwo—Wster Balledog Wades—Prom Paris
Gos—East London Exhibition —Provincial, ho.—osoo,
rramkotrorS, Oreentwordoo awl all bootorowoo.

Ma Is.. by reAle stamps.
THZ SCIIIINOE of 1,. ;or How to Live,
sad Mot to Zak Drink and •voke • l'escilad Gains
ter the attsbusaat of perfect Beal* and Strength : sal Naos
explanstay of do llysterlesof Man's Isfstence, sad ths marts=
Hammen& of Life. So*ementod ler Reettritt la Oa Illal.
sent of Nervous and ~ Moeda, faddeetel KO laaaaa/7
Rafts. BI a Physldes alO years' youtfos.
Mem IS. Omaha
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uncliggli"Ca_. Eigirb..."l=o_
TEI PANTWBOo TUILL... LLTILL. IL : MOM. we,
LOW lioodays. AS De. .'s pechoiori onlawrisa
W. Meth Oa boOodin
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(non one SPROUL oossasporroarr.)
_ map is published at the Rydrographic office of
the Admiralty, upon which can be traced
with great clearness the history of the Great
Eastern since she left Velentia This map gives
the deep sea soundings from Ireland to Newfound-
land, and by aid of it and some statistics placed at
my disposal, I propose to show the different depths
over which the big ship journeyed while performing
her arduous task, and to briefly summarise heraitua-
tiona when the most serious hitches in the enterprise
occurred.
It will probably be remembered that at 4.25 on
the afternoon of Sunday, 23rd of July, the final
of the shore end with the main cable woos
completed on board the Caroline. Twenty-five
minutes after this, during which signals had been
exchanged, pendants dipped, guns fired, farewell
camera reciprocated to and from the Hawk, the
Caroline, Terrible, H.M.S. Elphynx, and
!Milgrim% the poems of paying miaow:
maned. All went smoothly until July 25, when
a message was received by the officials at
Foilhummerum Bay that • small fault had beep dis-
covered in the cable, had been cut out, a ancesedtd
splice made, and that the paying out bad been
satisfactorily resumed. This was the first hitch,
and the big ship was then some 70 miles from land
and in about 200 fathoms water. On July 26, at
6.50 a.m., 150 miles of cable had been paid out, and
by 9.60 am. the same day a like distance had been
run, while at 3 p.m. 200 miles of cable had been
laid, and the water was 1,750 fathoms deep. On
July 27th, at 5.50 a.m., 300 miles had been paid
out, and the same distance was run by 9.50 a.m.,
pth over 1,950 fathoms. At 12.50 p.m. the
same day 350 miles paid out, and 350 run by 4.50
p.m., depth 2,100 fathoms. On July 28th, at
10.50 am, 500 miles paid out, while at 9.60 a.m.
but 450 miles had been run, depth 1,529 fathoms.
On July 28th, at 4.50 p.m., 550 miles of cable had
been paid out, depth 1,875 fathoms. On July 29th,
at 8.50 a.m., 850 miles of cable paid out ; at 8.50
am., 600 miles were run, depth 2,400 fathoms.
A few hours later came the startling news—
" Accident to cable—cause unknown—total
loos of insulation—no information from nor com-
munication with ship." On the 30th came the
favourable news, "All going on well, fault re-
moved," while at 1.60 am. the same day this was
supplemented by the welcome words, "insulation
arfect." At 4.50 p.m., still on the 30th; 750
miles paid out, 850 miles run, depth about 2,060
fathoms. On July 31st, at 1.50 p.m., 900 miles
paid out, and at 7.50 am., 750 miles run, depth
about 2,170 fathoms. On August Ist, at 10.50
a.m., 1,060 miles paid out, and at 9.50 am., 900
miles run, depth between 1,000 and 1,900 fathoms.
On August 2nd, at 7.50 a.m., 1,200 miles paid out,
and at 6.50 am.; 1,060 miles run, depth 2,260
fathoms. Since this time no positive information
has been received until yesterday. At noon
on August 2nd the signals from the ship be-
came unintelligible, and telegraphic communication
was never resumed. We now know the cause, and
the authorities on electric telegraphy concur in say-
ing that the record of the usalertaking as furnished
by the telegrams is of • decidedly encouraging
character. The chief danger is delay. The ocean
buoy left to mark the spot will probably be found,
if it still exist, without much difficulty. But it
must be remembered that in the event of rough
weather the Atlantic waves would dash about and
upon it with such violence as to make the chances of
a mere buoy, however strong, weathering the storm
extremely doubtful. Another danger is that the
cable may sink deeper and deeper into the oozy
bottom of the sea, until grappling and hauling in
will be impossible. It will be noticed that on the
10th, when the third attempt at raising it was
made, the grapnel and the last 800 yards of rope
came up covered with this slimy ooae, a sufficient
proof that the cable, if recovered at all, must be re-
covered quickly. If the three companies interested—
i. the Atlantic Company, the Telegraph Construc-
tion Company, sad the Great Eastern Steamahip Com-
pany--can agree as to the terms on which the un-
dertaking is to be resumed, it is quite possible that
the great ship may sail again in a few weeks.
Assuming the recovery of the cable, the far omen
end of which is now lying quietly in the Atlantic,
no additional manufacture will be necessary. Some
stouter ropes, and far more strongly rivetted
grapnels, and the Great Eastern is equipped for her
teak, so far as cable-recovery is concerned. The
least sanguine people admit her to have behaved
Tag Siamese Twnett—The following letter ap- splendidly from the moment of her leaving the
pun in the New York Timm of August 2 :—" Nntil now, and it is not too much to say that
of the Paw York Tines--Gratalul for past faTotirs :—"To the oro u
bands, we beg spin In Weapon upon your kindness and above all
her reputation as • seaworthy, and, ,
as a
libeity. Our names are not entirely unknown to the manageable vessel, stands higher than it has done
American public. In former years we were received every-
where with Batteries and substantial compliments, and for y ears . Those, again, who are directly interested
after several most successful tours through the cities of the in the manufacture of the cable have reason to
United States, we retired to the privacy of our country
in satisfied with its recent trials. The failure
home, where we had hoped to spend the remainder of our 13e
days in the quiet enjoyment of domestic felicity, blessedd as the machinery for hauling in, and the
"thee were with ample fart". for "mines and ourrepeated faults discovered in the cable after
families. But time henwrought a sad change. The ravages
of civil war have swept away our fortunes, awl we are awn it was paid out, suggest a doubt whether
fared to appear in public. Remembering, as we do. with after all the rough timbers used fork eeping it fixed
the profoundest gratitude, the liberality of our adopted ,
N• or hsvoarranged to app.., as public m the tanks are the best possible modes of securing
the Northern cities, comment:id, early ia August next, so- its safety. It is clear that foreign objects can and
nnmeanied by several of our cbddiwn• and we shall bnr' to do insert themselves in the coils, which objects are
meet then thousands of our old Meade of lang qua With
'lacer, regard, we subscribe swam your obedient destructive to insulation and fatal to the enterprime.
mauls, mum end Sea, Mamma Twins, Sarre? OeuetY• They are, as • rule, never discovered or suspected
N. 0., July 25. 1066.'
ALLZOID Itscovitav or me Bonp or Loe.r, F. until the part containing them Ls submerged and it
DOUOLAB.—The Bdinburgh Daily Review publishes the is sought to send messages through the line. Nor
following satinet from a letter just received in Edinburgh
from Chamotini :—" Three Scotaionen, named Allan, from would it be possible, under existing circumstances,
Oxford, isfr oevemei yesterday, for the perms of mused . for the most lynx-eyed among us to detect so mi-
ieg Moot Blane,sad returned safely this morning,
after so- nut. an enemy es the bit of wire which has on more
oomplisbing their purpcu. They were tied together with than one occasion caused so much mischief. The
ropes, and had to dig each step in the 106. Great excitement
prevailed here, and the moment they arrived throe MUMS cable, when made at the factory, and when put on
were fired to lapoun" their safety. The body of Lord F. board the Great Eastern in lengths of 100 or 160
Douglas, one of the victims of the Matterhorn cotastro- miles, has been perfectly free from flaw. Further
phe, btu been found fearfully mutilated. His bead was
any.", right into the chest, and use leg was of altogether. the several splices have been made, and it has been
Be fell B,ooofeet." placed in the tanks, still without injury. The
Turroramsts.—On Wednesday the thirty-first blocks of wood placed in the centre of the massive
annual conference of the British Temperance League ootn- coil to keep it in its place during the rolling of the
mewed at Halifax, and was attended by about 140 dole- ship have this disadvantage : they obscure the
gates. The mad stated that there wail • balance In view of anyone looking down into the tank, and it
cf 1351. In the year 1858, Mr. Joseph Fab°. Bw." • just possible that by the process of " shoring
the well-known philanthropist, died, tied bequeathed la
15,0001. te be invested by his trustees, and the income tote up," the peocant bits of wire may be more effec-
equally divided between the British and the National Tem- tunny concealed for their mischievous work when
perm:ea League for a period of seven years, at the end of wing out begins.
which time, if the lases« bad proved by their activity Nothing will be definitely known as to future
and pope's that they were worthy of the sift. than proceedings in connexion with the cable until after
the priesir.al was to be divided la Mut same proportioa
o
est.,. she r„,,, ...issue. pr. ume to tiew the mop Mnday. On that day the- different boards meet
mitten bed furainhell Mr. Eatea's truisms with Patemeets and settle on their future course. Fresh control&
dtbelglirms 0 I tbeleillos, bad at the end al the per will have to be made, and new eats esteem'
_a
Iwnenninn• MsT Usk the Want" aaaninnewnlY into, in the event of the Great Eastern being sent
that the league ban nailefied the emilitisse of the beau .
A deed of Imes had h„, worn'. ma se, sise,sf out again, both between her owners and the Cowl
the lieges reeereresessed that the erieeipej should he in. struction Company, and between the latter and I
veiled sad the interest only applied iaanally. The laps the Atlantic Company. So the question, as may be
bad mew about 160 auxiliaries in eensecka with it, sad its supposed, will mainly resolve itself into one cif
work was aided by "TM "hum sad are wargiomBY. In finance; but it is confidently believed that the
the course of the proceedings a Mr. Boa* vested that the
t maximum had last faith is he irmy seee eseed awes great shiLaywlll be again despatched without mine-
and sapogilists. orawery . Meanwhile, she proceeds to Sheer-
Amaze= AUGUST 17. Am:omM* whims she is expected to arrive to-mot:ow
Suisun B. Maiveli, rapernamerem teals Deans et west,

The ellen of the bed conitka of tie ill-vemillated week.
shops boa boa ispeabedly shows, to the werples cif =orb.
lie, by thesed in hiskth et the wise ere.,as those the
cones opmatnes &Wog tbs ported of en esters fawns,
=tea the inevin were deem% sod ties =non sett the
open air. Them spumes of predeposhies to soneseedney
trireedit he Meal, sal emeadnate sagged= fee
oleallea el die weekers. den heennhoese AM& •
nes eadesnaleatisoset nimble( WIEOII.OI the tool
birdbrain wield erapit thermoses, oar i4ease ben the
name fernebnielionnweldkesehme to me le =in
met be dime by thenosine, sod wadi peas& lire
as to whet ate be dose by edeses, lei
Fisiiytirkeillier s:tedstat from the
proves= lAsizragysteirge :elf
the prosiness penes' Ire the pronedon el the p:hide
health. Mesh szeadeadese eased be too early or no ea.
tiernely issedated. wheals the Wrentham, Vas
advises sportehe plena- of this country or sok
semene ire spine it, WM obviously weak, meet 1:
too one sees to sea
pgissordat d. As spear a peadhis,
though mere rensiely inlitar by •
foreigno many, the enenzeint a the amen hrbees
epee to expend several =Moos of new
annually, sad to provide new works and slake.
mule' eileldired fine% voleateer as well as
although the sent redden Invaders in modern linen.=
seemly be expenal I. Mist snob a slaughter es was is-
tined by the alibi a 111•1111111 01 1848.49 spat WM& di
severity noasead Wady deleasidem pow peoele—swas
women
Wanda aselleadag Adder= It meson that the
pram=
turbedsesei7ie whidi letowiedd be
satikuLdettgts
Ws hotemelsillaS mug par&
iwmen regularly the as well as =nage
stinesdinen innelen of which past
when shows way be certainty in
pried', ashes limo segalis of mastery anon bops-
, =2sionselted, posenlip sad assenseekr applied."
B. °nnoy attar slating his aperient to
Tallies to farmer Widen= moved, "That the
=Weak of hoists in Ociastsatinoplo, is Fyn, is
Malta, in Italy. is Scala, sad is Marseilles, and the ca
conerace of battered one of cholas is the metropolis, sad
also the outbreak in this °ornery of as extraordinary epi.
&mks to cattle, which has cuss been the rsor of
extraordinary attacks OM hums b.4ae., must w Ink= as
porteeding as extraordinary epidemic visitation as the
people of this country, which should be guarded simian by
all mamas available, from voluntary nerd= is well as
from the exercise el governmeetal and load sathceity."
Dr. Au= senoded the note=
Ain some remarks from Dr. IMILLEDISON and Mr.
LIDDILL,
The readdloa ens put sad areal to.
Dr. SITTVAIT moved the next reenation :—" That, having
regard to the knows character of the threatened epidemic
visitation, and to the course ri the previous extreeedinen
epidgerio, there is dale doubt that great severity of Ohs
minks will be urn the same plasm sad spa the. same
eines that are sow most severely moaned by typhus, dy-
many, sod the various species of foul sir &eases, sad
that all well•direded exertion protective of those dames
from the extraordinary epidemic, should the threatened at-
leek be spared, will nevertheless be • preventive of the se-
sell= symetio or fermereary dames whisk an sever ab.
seat from the districts chiefly 'slanted by the
=ii to which seedy 20 per cent. of the ordinary
rates Is due, sad by which an aroma escridee
of 100,000 is asoulashad.'
Dr. BAZDALL, is nernediag the resolution, expressed his
repel that the Wolin of the median offices were frequently
too mash reamped by the num panned by the vestries.
Marty of them seireld d. MOM IRS the dieser was upea
them, sad thee they became gamed, arid a panto easued.
sod =ay took that onortunity of stirring up nespeele gad
liri=loveterowded houses—niessame whin they ought
agedepteri keg before.
Mr. Best[ eiloegly recommended the adoption of eons
areas for resnoting all sexless game from the sewers.
Therseshition no ON adopeed.
Lad ManlY and the ressoludoe which he had is
pipes reinmemeeded itself as oneof an ennead, •
mrismochameler. It wee—" That in order ill • k
arlassaaa far the guidasee of the volnnen.,, ,isi • ~„
eats widish •
nog be seeded or serviosable tone' dr It •
t the soden of the astral or load sertheettin,
=seesTials the gamed psi& Winn ha the
of exisedire disease and premature mortality, win.
ease essamereeds that the arum co-operation of gine-
aids& slim, of the membess el the nociardea, of
idioms of health of the minegrelis, al the lllMlllbers d the
Ipideasiological Society, of the ammlnes of the Bodin of
Alfa who have speolally develeildasingives to the baleen.
meal of the dwa fifig• og the khoudoll 4•18", 4 tili= ; ...
log ten's dabs sad other veinier, sonistien of i
&Ist
asserter, be Inked to maks tuittpl east a ' .
sanative commilase ; sat that the bun= et .r.- q 4.
the Annistiesi far the Pur=is of fiend been
sr..iw,9, :en AR
ensedelly heeded to tarry
- The Bev. . ALMON assraatllinsidliwi.'lol-! •"' :,-,
expend ali Drne fin se time he Ale:itirsti . •
some simple remedy for thethrall's,' 't
could be resorted to bi the Asian el awing aid.
Ifs Bolas mid thee greet (qty was food ia deal. l".
lag with dismiss when they Ooh ends their seppearanes ~. .
Neither boards of guudisas ace vestries had any power to ' r-,
•
Inertere for the planes of isolating the tsaivideek
attached from ann. Be thought the order in wawa :";
whisk was provided ? the Diseases Act should be per. ,-;
pelseted, ned to the ee*cgolls and other peat i .
sides so OM el keel= w have the pewee al 51,,
seneriag penile Sheens( under Infectious dismiss. it.`
Liess higr.)l=aciught no to have power to prove= .„
al dead bodies to man of costagleas '
illasaaalmiMar bier.)
i
The swan sies lima speed to.
Mr. Glaminocias moved a vote of thanks to the Right
Nov. Chairman, weld en mooned by Mr. Csauurca, 1
sad carried by seasersdes. •
• The Bishop of Lawn, in adrinwleatint the Dont
roost, said he believed the nreetteg weed have a ant i
peelmit gradual .Re sod he led so doubt that the
es pd the pin would take oare that the preening.
would lad their way to the public. He believed also that
the einalatios of the etatensent =Ash had bees read wadi , '
ban • vey. beneficial edict. The facts then= mentioned
were vary important, as showing that, although time had
not been lost sine the last =thresh, • great deal =II
remised to be dues, and he Iran= that ell who were
invested with authority in their various parishes would
end themselves to the utmost for the benefit, filet, of
their poorer Deighboure, saliessedly el themselves. Are ails.
dos bad bees made to the amielerne whicheould be afforded
by the parceinl clam _he Ina =re he spoke their
sentiments Thee be sell that they would mirk readily
scoopinte with say gesitleemo who might call up= them
for the panne of earryieg irse =a ebSet which the mosting
had is view. Thera was so set of paean more alive to the
asosisity el each wittioss. Whilst they felt deeply thee
these mysterious vineekres of disease were after all is
higher heads—whilst they felt, according to the motto of his
sane =y, they did what they weld to prepare the house,
bat lasi Demons frentra--esey would be the last people
who would sot lend their sestateace to all that bum= j
-
means could do to avert or mitigate die restate di the .
dreaded pestilines Be bad the satisfaction of gathering
from be remarks which had been made that there w a
good deal of time left for the purpose of adopting pre-
cautionary measures, sad be trusted that time wield
be asdally employed. . :
The banditti= having been pronounced, the wain

11 1151 301
" The sasses of this MONO of deaths among the clam of
trammels will he illustrated in the motion as the habitat
of cholera relating to the erudition of Phermilbeli. J.
ot. •
Off* is reference to thin peculiarity in vital statistics,
serves :—' This extreordinary mortality among the ohm ci
tradesses in the pariah of Shored:kb corroborates ins our-
=member the preet adored by Yr. Chadwick is the
ealonlated from the mortuary returns of the un-
healibisees of different localities, and the pressure with
which the food deletesious influences bore upon the different
dames of moiety.' Thus it was shows in the tables referred
to that the avenge age sA death of all who died above
the age of 21 years, in the pariah of Shoreditch, was :
Gentry, ; indorses. 47 ; labourece, 51. The ammo
number of years' piemature lose of life by death, above the
see of 21, wee—tradesmen, 15; labourer o, 11. The pro-
portionate loss of life, thereto*, among the elms of trades.
:nen and laboann was 57'8 and 423, whisk beers • sloes
relation to the relative mortality per mot. from cholera
smog the two chases, 8613 and 309." The experiensed
the visitatioo of cholera is 1864 wee in all respects dealer.
The like order of the visitation is clamed and place. was
posed throughout the coastry. It Is important to note
upon the above Mame of the attacks of the extraordinary
Zitvisitatioes, that they extend of ten more widely
he ordinary epidemics amoopt clams who do not
issually come within any usual public earvioe, sash am
that cif the medical officers of health, or that of the
poortaw medical offimey for which unprotected claws
therefore extended organised voluntary effort is more gape-
cielly seeded. The isateres of the most efficient voluntary
aegis during the lad epidemic were by organised lionseto-
house visitecioa, sod before the epidemic to ascertain the
000ditkme of places sad to advise, forewarn, end
urge iseemuee of paves for voluntary adoption, and to
direst sod apply Ma where needed ; for cleansing premises ;
measures of ventilation ; the reduction of overce.wdiag,
sad during the epidemic to ascertain the existence of per
moeitocy symptoms, sad to direct immediate medical aid.
Practically public notifications sae net 'integrally read or
attended to, even by those who ma mad and whom they
most soncern, bat the severest attacks are au persons of
neglected educatioo, in the domed ignorance, ter the greater
proportWei of whams:acne% read, sod shoran only be warned
and moved for the preservatiou of their wives sad &adroit
or themselves by direct personal and verbal communication
sod influence ; as by the derv, and mimioaary or other
visits's. It ie true that shale the last extreordisery epidemic
visitation there has been much sanitary work done ; but it
has been done to no extent aorreepoodieg to the need of it.
In the metropolis 1,000 miles of swan of *web giving off
the products of pestilential decompcaltkm are estimated
to remain still untouched. There are still 80,000 our
pools or middeosteses, deeiguated as poison-pita, re-
tained undeeseatk the houses of the most nasality
dt7 in England, and an equivalees proportion is the moat
u4mlthy eity, Maaeliester. honours, in 'may places
wham the diatoms bas been improved then evil ot eves.
crowding has been iseremed. The proteceicie
popula-
tion exposed to say aggravating mums of the existing fool
material influesose will seed cossidersble ex ertioa en the
or
pert at educated perems, to countervail the igeonsos,
the apathy, or the sinister littered+, which, is the face of
representatiom of the real character and dreadful results
of those influences, have allowed them to ressAn. The
Mosses of better knowledge sad skill may be relied
upon tor improved exertion se against the impending met.
break, and the committee have reeeived gratifying
re-
ports of the preparttious sheerly =skin is IMMO' W-
eeklies& Bat it would. be literally • fatal arm,
experiews ot the eiterwrsisse ci • lone propertios of tie
local authodties on the last extracedinary visitation were
overlooked, bed if they IMO not to be guarded against by
volunteer anangemeets. The slaughter was awe,
voted, ea the lark visitation, by want of suffi.
Mont infeenistion or enderetauding of the extracedinary I
preventive nervier or works required by aegis* or de-
lay of applying them, until the epidermis was fall on the
populat, and when they were toe late, and when the
treardiemy *deeds bed prod, being relieved from the
ex
el pads Wiestise, Ode er mains we dose ter
grarproiettios of the people spinet the seediewd sail lea'
flames la the gmawitire of ralamy epidemic Owen
The esmseddee neesessed. seder time eineweleeess that
• pidde weeds, should be rolled, to WWI the eassood
reendiew may be salineittei
oppes=ery peened»
mss sisepend by preview en : a haw
to hews wilislise el the boom, ma the worn, edgy%
etre*, or Wank= hew whew, teal air disarm de sow
gibe. lei Ishii& wpm' liras eirsild be pi est, free tim
Meal reeMmeelied the loam' gab Imes been of lale
by diessee VlNlVarrollis class Abet lore, taus the nib.,
bp Alms. sad thermedig ISOM et wires et the
and pima moot bores* Nina hymn dims" low Masa
visas bee awes that &weaned estwel-nomm ever
mewled with &Ohm, di*, penes ma ailleva.Meso,
me post mower et liWe Meteor Os
ea exemisseles, ea oweedve weed =revt eight end
9,000 albino missellymilide the wheel eye the goitre-
=irj,curb IMO tbrarrei Yam is the ilmited
we is Giddy Se spidemis iimeses Oki
bed wheel meddiew peemets Them semen
et siditioesl drew teem the wtmemadidy
000410 vs* mobs maim disoliim.

THE CHOLERA IN SMYRNA.

A correspondent of the .2MM* notaldi.lrOMPL 1
from Smyrna on the sth, lays :
The hope se to the elotemsat at the cholera, which mess
escoolly entertaleed whoa I hit Imo* has, unlovely** . I
been realised. The epidemic bas, on the contrary, deve-
loped into more terrible preportious than ever, and Salem
and the "(Wowing yaws see is • state of terror which
Is simply Weseriballs. llodams et all kinda ill rumesdeit,
end mom qui pest the universal my. The followintt
del returns of the past week's mortslity from the •pii
will best show the meat cl the seas for this universe/
Oa rely 211 the total reported was 42 ; on the 30th.
yens,,
es the 3lst, 52 ; co Agent Ist, 37 ; on the 2nd, 26
en the 3cd, 33; and yesterday, 38. Of this total
of 384, the Gooks web& the largest quote, thole
share being 111, whilst the Jews previously the
heaviest stamen —"sly gam 63. The Turks semi
next as the fetal roll, and after them Catheliss and
Anueniona,—the hitter only contributing seventies* ones*
the return. The relief committee, whose appoleturest I
reported in my last, continues to inaction with great acti-
vity said suefuliwin. DoiV, at apse, it distributes lama •
and soap to all cowers of the poor in the lassolooquars, is
addition to it. direct moserbelp to the most nem.
situ at their own booms. Mr Moses Ifesteflore, apprised
of the sufferings of ea opreligiesiste here Im Mr. Hyde
auks, hes, I leant, mum unnamed with his Marecteristie
philanthropy, and trough* the ore Wore the Jewish mut-
=wellies at Londos sad Peen with a seems which promisee
to provide moldiest* relief far the whole Jewieli poor of
&Ws& It Is thought that himself and his Mood
aid lalTdOssi Dr. Raided', who ameaspinies him on
mew mimosa if WOrisikapy whit* he undertakes, will
woe out to a ..hr the bounty thus resod cod co
Inipargettlentod by thh poorest melon el oar daymiote

Oligni PALACIL—A late display of all the
oat lloordar rifil fake liars this sitsraoce. The liras
has bus axed far Ars Adak.
Da Bearee' dds= !sal* restoringrvilenta
Make Peed AMP. MINIMA armadas
it=r a letrnintirow
sive
*Mit giligtas alinimaeraassirstafrumur
itsar tomila; la .; NM. liar