The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-11 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 11, 1865.

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THE CATTLE PLASM,.

The following circular has been issued from the
Hees►omes :

Whinhsli, Sept. 1863.
Sir,—l sm directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to
inform you that the Lords Corumeihs era sf her Majesty's
Treasury will undertake far a periodgnot exceeding three
months from the date of the order of the Loads of the
Conseil of the 26tb of Amgen, 1883, the payment to it
appointed ander the authorise of the orders be the
of the Privy Ocieuril, dated the 11th and 98111 of
August, 1865 in oration infected with the ' title plains,'
or in which there ie memos to apprehend the approach of
that cheeks% of the sum of 11. le. for each day that snob
inspectors are actually earned in the pert
duties of the
dutiee required of them by the said orders, with travelling
it:peons at the nits not exceeding 3d. a mile each way,
upon the conditioes following lordships , reserve
to themselves the power of declining to make such pay
mente in all cane in which the appointments may appear to
have been made without adequate cane% or to have been
neneriesearily numerous. Sven appluntioa for payment is
to be aceompanni by a certiticate from the authority by
which the impostors base bele iippoisted, slating the
oinetnatancas under which the appointment bee been made,
and that the duties of the icepectore have bees properly per.

formed.
As, however, no provision has been made in the set 11
and 12 Victoria, o. 107. for lb* Molest of 1101 pekoe who
may be appointed by the kcal authorities, as in the present
ioetanes, in pursuanee of the order of the Privy Council to
carry into effect, in particular districts, resulvtions made by
nth orders, an applioation to parliameet will be mere oar
for its motion to snob payment. A separate account will
therefore be kept by the Treasury for esob locality of all
expenses defrayed from public funds in respect of these
payments to inspectors. which will ha treated se an &d-
-rams, in order that, if parliament should so determine.
such expenses may be charged on local fund& —I am. sir,
your obedient errant, H. WADDINGTON."

MUTING AT THZ MANSION MOOS&
On Saturday afternoon a meeting of the Sanita-
rium committee was held at the Msaaioa Hones, the Lord
Mayor was in the chair, and aoknowledpd the receipt of the
llowing sub.criptioes to the compenastioe lusd :—The
Corporation of Lundoe, 1,0001. ,• The Babble Cangatr,
1051. ; the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, 211. ; Mr. James
Brewster, 21/. ; Mr. Jobe Lowe, 521. 10e. ; Mr. John
Riggs, 2ffi.Jolts Giblett, 211, ; Mr. Gibbing. 104
10e. • Mr. Thomas Bodkin, 101. 10s. ; Mr. Deputy
obbird, 51. b.. ; Mr. Edmund Burke, N. Si ;V. 8., 11. le.
The ea:amides were oocupied for some time in discussing
the propriety of immediately establisbiog neitoriums
the visual opteica befog that they should only
establish a few of those bospitels at first in the
districts where the cattle dismiss is most virulent.
Mr. Bodkin moved that three sanitariums be established,
one for the North-esst district, which dould wineries
Heaney and Winston ; ono for the North-west district,
which would comprise Hammersmith, Chelsea, Padding-
ton, and St. Pancras ; and ose for the South of London.
He believed that if the committee set to work at once
there would be no difficulty experienced in raising the neces-
sary funds, and indeed now that the corporation bad heeded
the subscription list the money was beg erg toilow in. Dr.
Tripe seconded the motes, which was carried unanimously.
Dr. Burge was of opinion that the sanitariums should
be established in the most healthy, and not in the
diseased, dist:lda of the metropolis, sad that the largest
quantity of breathing-room should be afforded in each of
them. He suggested that some of the railway arches might
be :declared available for the purpose. A sub-committee
of three was thee appointed to view the various localities,
and to select the best cites for the manitorierts, with ;rarer
to negotiate. Mr. Gibbs, the private sseretery to the Lord
Mayor, was appoiutad the future secretary of the committee.
Mr. Gibbine moved that a circular be sent to the several
cowkeepers in the metropolis, asking them to send a return
of the number of cows, dim, in their respective sheds. Mr.
Redline sad the timekeepers might give something like
• return, but that it never could be depended upon. He
hoped the committee would themselves be able shortly to
produce • correct statistical statement. The motion was
adopted. Kr. itudkia mid that some gentlemen had re-
commeoded the propriety of fittier up a barge on the Thames
as a essitoriote, but he nederstood it would take three
weeks to effect that object, and by the end of that
time the disease might have progressed more even than
it bad hitherto dons. He was, therefore, in favour of :unit-
ise ea immediate commesorment, in the hope that the
hospitals would he found efficacious in cbeckieg the ravages
of the valtattos. A desultory eoeversation aimed upon
matters of detail, at the closeof which the committee ad-
journed.

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During the past few wetks several other cases
have manifested themselves in the neighbourhood, and
• somber of beasts have been ooedemmid by the
inspector and ordered to be destroyed. Mr. Eva 's,
of Woottoo, has bad several cows allsoked and
some of them destroyed. The impreedou appears to
have become general that it is impossible to seems.
folly treat animals which are mixed with the disease ; but
this is sot invariably the cam, instances of escomsful (rest.
meet Theriot transpired is this district during the lief few
days. Residing an the Holumood, Dorking. there ir s Mr.
Toast, who enjoys • rest reputation for skill eke herbalist,
and he experimented the other day as two besets—a
valuable boll sad a cow—the property of Mr. Evelyn,
which had bees condemned by the inspector; and in both
came the animals were cured. Since that time he has
had a great amount of business, end is the majority of eases
his treatment has been auccessfuL So confident is be in
his healing powers, that before undertaking tease be sepu•
kites that is he dues sot effect • cam he will sot accept say
remunairatioa.—Wcat Surrey Times.
NORFOLK.
A meeting of the central county committee was
held at Norwich on Saturday, Mr. C. f 3 Reed, M.P., in
the chair. It appeared that in answer to the application
for itiformationerdered to be made last week ou tbe !notion
of Mr. Woods, ratans bad bees received from 18 out at
the 27 poor-law ;mimeo of the county. Theft returns showed
that the disease prevails in five unions, but sot to any very
alarming extent. The disease still exists, but it appeared
to be considered that the measures adopted bed cb•eired its
progress, sad, on the whole, the toned Saturday's simling
was rather hopeful.

ETTFOLE.
The disease has prevailed with considerable
severity at Mefferd. All the cams are distinctly traceable,
sad Mr. Hutto., the local inspector. ban oo doubt that the
disease was introduced isto the seigbourbood by a number
of Irish beasts *Ma came from Bury Bs. Edmund's. Most
of the poor law snipes is Suffolk have given to their Wile-
dos to the county Gaffe Plague Assorsees Association, the
formalise a which was resolved os a week or two since.

The diastase bee made its appearance in the Ten-
dries finadred ; ace farmer has lost his daisy and esti-
mates his loos at about 1001. It is supposed that the discus
was introduawl into the neighbourhood by some receatly
purchased cattle. Is the seighbourbood d Colchester the
disease has also seceded, and several beasts whisk were
being tattooed for Christmas have been attacked mid tarried
off. The committee of o local insurance emaciation hays
received proposals eineunting to 6,5001., but have decided
to receive only 5,0601.

On Saturday last (Sept. 9) a meeting of the Wor-
cestershire Agricultural Society was hell at Worcester, to
ocleader a resolute= which bad been previously pawed by
the 'emend committee, renommoodieg the suspension of
the simnel exhibition of stock, in oonseguesos of the cattle
plums. The Hoe. F. Lydon presided, and a resolution was
to the effect that no annual meeting should be
Millseerdtbe current year. Considerable discussion ensued,
in which Sir J. Pakington, ALP., and other gentlemen, took
part, sad eventually the resolution was adopted. At the
same time a resolution was edopted foe forming a cattle
faineance company for the county. The disease has meal-
fasted itself at Slourbridge, in this °musty.

RERZTORDSHIRZ.
It has been resolved that the Ledbury agricul-
tural meeting, which had been Hied to take place next
Wodneiday, shall nee be held thin year, is corequence of
the cattle plague.
SOOTLLVD.
On Friday one case of suspected risderpest wee repeated
at Bonoiegton, near Edinburgh, sad one death took plans
io the sesitorium. We believe that thirty-four cattle
have beau received is the hospital sirs iii ornina. of
which twenty-four have died. Tee remain there, but
without the promise is any ease of 'worry.
A correspoodeet writes Sur half fat cattle be-
'rein to Mr. Thomas Miller, former, Briggs,
grater within • short dieters of the village of Kiddie-
toe, are reported to have been attacked with rlederpest.
Os Wednesday, the 30th ult.. Mr. Miller took the cattle
into the Edinburgh market with a view to &epees of them,
but not bring received a suitable offer, the beasts were
allowed to remain in Edinburgh all night, and were
brought back to Mr. Miller's farm next day. Os the fol.
lowing Monday the animals became unwell, and the at-
ration of the district inspector, Mr. Berthwick.
veterinary surgeon, Kirklistoo, brim been called
at Beiges, be found two of the six cattle so far
gone with the Harper that they were ordered
to be immediately slaughtered. The remaining four are
also angering from the dieser, altheogh is a less virulent
degree. Before the animals were takes to the Edisbergh
market, they wen all is perfect berth and order. In j
addition to the cease of rioderpeet at Glasgow two new oases
turned up ea Wednesday, or in the eastern and
the other in the central (Wriest. The &simile
died, and were conveyed to Townsend's, when it
WIC toned on directios that the err warm=
bad res. The dairies mat of which the diseased
clime are le the crestime kept nodes strict raperviales.
Asolliar ow was reported es Thursday is the seetral
diatriot, where a cow died after a short Mere. The woes
was taken to Tcarnarestra immediately thereafter foe post-
mortem assereation. Os Thursday the impactors
sere examiaisa the mire importstioes
of estikaag by nil and reamer. Is the later ore
gory was • bap heed sent frees Ireland ; hat
among tier not • single ease of direr WM OHL
wee were era say egraiptcase visible. The aside
enable from Edinburgh sad the mirth by rail is mare oases
' did sot preeserbei same healthy stpearanne. bat then were
so *impress of At Falleiria-fritt
whittler the Irielitne raptdir an pveosedieg, sea
whisk takes place is the larginsnag el the sassing week

buyers will naturally be altars iii madden purcbesse, ar d r •
that esimaut it i antioipated that the musket will be
unnsuelly
TIMAND.
We (Freeman's Journal) are happy to learn trout
the appended report. by,Yroliesor reedasersa. WI the ru-
mours which recently obtodeed circulation, mid Waded so
much apprebeceses throughout the mountry, to the effect
ties the dreaded settle peat bad Wowed in • "631"
(musty, am totally without foesidetioe, so far at least as
the special type of that disease is ormemsted. The
maimed is the report of Prawn, 'sedation tei whisk we
have »fared September 8,1885.—Having had several
communleatioes from Merest parts of the oesatry that
the cattle plague bed brakes out la several dis•Aele, I
caused searching Inquiries to be made vastly' to the nature
el the malady complabsed of is crab we. Is asses of the
Investigated reported lostamea of rattle plague oildirmk
did the report torn out to be based oa a real existewee of
the disease. The maladies mistakes for it were dry
mamas, acute pieurnpseumocia. Week qearter. asd black
leg which of late frequently proves fatal is stew hours,
end malignant sore throat, reemobliog the of in
horses of the same name, and which Is marked in fatal
me with teedemy to putridity or rapid decompositices.
None of these diastases am however, ideatiltal with =lid-
mat eentegions typhus or agile *inn"

THE POLICE COURT&

BOWAtTREET.
Charles Zae, a dekstml•leave men Orsews sa Honrs:l
wee brought rip as a WSITIUA for the rovessliss
The primmer eseresdel hi. fath. r *a Xing d the
but was deposed by he esbjeets for daserthig his wiftiPsZ,_
eloplog with • worms who was sot a eery. _ After Moils
some time with this woman is Los sad existing DT
theft. be was is 1849 trenaperted for life. In 1998 be Wes
liberated ma a ticket-of-leave, returned to Dallmrd, mod
went to live with his wile at the Devil's Dyke, sear'
Brighton. His seigliboure dkroveriog be wee AWNS-af-
lame man made the plain too hot to bold Ws, end be came
to Loodos. He this renewed his eosseeoos with the
woman ow whose account be had bees deposed from his
dignity, mid felling into his old courses wee is 1817=
teased to two years' penal eervitode He red his
appeared to think that on the expiration of this asstesse
he should be again restored to liberty. Much, however, to
hie and their diaappoistanomt. be wee removed to BOW -
street, sod recommitted to undergo the reamisdar si his
original 'estrum of penal servitude for life
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NARYLEBONE.
W. Bonham. of the Oporto Trent, West Is&a Doak-
road, sated the advt., ci Mr. Yardley seder the (glow*
circumstances :—A erwitry friend of his memo( the
advertisement of a loan-edre, No. 5. Drawees&
street, London. la a provincial paper. and &Mr
lug the loan of 504, wrote to the address. bed resolved a
lithographed reply, signed " Bosomy Outer," in whir le
was stated that if the prints inquiries at aa egad
of the *Moe ware satigamory the Ira, at 7 per nee .
interest, repsyabis is two years, would be grated A few
days afterwards another lithographed letter was seat, with
the same Agars" *solos* • promissoey note for 501. for
aosepreee, and staling that on the return of the mooted
note, sod • 31. 10s. 6d. Post Mlles order for the first be
Juror, sod oar of bill stamp. five 101. notes would be re-
turned to the applimint. The oonntry friend °emptied
with this request, sad heard no mom ofths matter. Appli-
cant bad been to Drommood-street, and found the address
at a brokaa-dowa place, where be °Add gut ao tidings of •
loan ales being serried on.
Mr. Yardley said it wee IllUvellool that people Lis Mr
present day should allow themselves to be so duped. There
was, however, oo remedy in a orimiasl mart, because the
moue, bad not his. obtained under a false metros.

LAMBETH.
Two yonog man. members of ao amateur theatrical cow-
patty, who gave a display of their hist:mete powene at the
Bower Saloon on the 24th nit., appeared before Mr. Nor.
too ; 01114., named Williams, complaining that the other,
named Wells, had exisd vindictive criticism by pelting
him with carrots and turnips while he was performing his
pars.
Complainant said that defendant had fioished hie part,
and then went in front and assaulted him in the way
described.
Defendant repudiated the carrots, but said that he dial*.
proved the complainant's eating, sod thought be had a right
to express his seatiments by throwing two turnips. He bed
so 'nutrition of hurting complaioant.
lir. Norton assured him he had noright to do anything
of the kind, and intimated that if he did not apologise sod
make a contribution to the poor.box, the termination of the
cue might be very diagrreable to him.
Defendant made the required apology, sad was let off by
the contribution of 10s. to the poor-bee.
HAMMERSMITH.

.1:4;•1 Smith • respee7able looking young woman. was
ch by her master, Major-Gin. Boileau, with robbing
him. Be had missed 25 towels, 23 wine glasses, sue dean-
ters, a quantity of table lines, sheets, bleak** knives
and forks, Muse pots of jam sad other itstaeles. In the
prisoner's bed room • large perigee of the missing pro-
perty was discovered, and at the lodgings of • young man
to whom she was enicaged to be married, they found eleven
pots of jam, two liquor decanters, a headman* rug, and
other articles, all his property.
Mary Ann Kitt, also in Major. General
Boileau's service,
said tha t bee muter had bun removieg during the Leal
eight or nine days from Pembroks,gardees to Ladbrokm
squire, and that on Monday last alas saw prisoner a 177
away a hamper full of things from the old hones, on the
preeeoes that they wen going to the new residence. She
bad sun also the prisoner's young man, after supping in she
old house with lase, carry off thus pees of jams, which she
pee him, under bis oost.
The prisoner, having pleaded guilty to the charge, was
committed for six months with hard labour.