The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-18 00:00:00

; THB OATTht PLAGHB.
MEETING AT THIMANSIO27,OOI7IIII.
A meeting of the committee appointed by the
emporatiou of Luau to eoosider the bast mesas of midst.
seedy to put a stop to-the cattle dimes at runt pee-
wawa to such an alarmist extant took plots ea flaterlav
.1 3 dusk, at the Mansion-hawk '
Mr. Outrun, the .hall dose of the committee, preekle4.
Thum wars 11.1•0 fathalth Dr. Lethrobi, the mhos" aka of
the qtr of Loam ; Dr. AIMS'. Dr. Atwell, Dr. Jarvis,
Mr. Burge, M.D., Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Warier, Mr. Brants,
Mr. Smoker, he.
Mr.
of the the aterstery, said that at the last meet* the
amount of subscriptima received wu about 1.3001., cad
slue thite he had received from the Salters' Ocuray 601.,
hem Mr. Brewster coed Mr. Guenter (members of the
eassittee. who are large selsamen in the Metrooclitea
Market) 201. ad 101. reerosticsly, from Morn Samoa,
Hears and Co. '32.1., and some entail sums from other sources
la the tures of the siting Mr. Rodkin, who bad takes a
very active part ie all the proceedings of the committee, sad '
la the fathomed of the objects that they have le view,
beaded in 801. which he had collected that morning atoms
the salesmen in Nargatmnierket At prima" however.
the wilds subscriptions fall a rod deal short of 2,0001.,
end it wiU be man that the per
Iseerally have sot takes
as rest part in the matter, but it is mooted that they
do so when the peoesediap of the committee stall btu
emenseil • more Magibla fuze.
Mr. MOD= laid he had se doubt that the roveresseet
was pot favourable to the plan they proposed,aad It ap-
pend to betide that e they took any further Mips they
Auld re Privysumi' and iceir tor a direst sensor
to the question whether diseased animals would be per-
flitted to be removed I. eseatecriums or pot. He permed
a reedutiou to the effect that a deputation should be ap-
polated for that purpose.
Thionceolution us carried nnsaimously, sad it was sub-
sequently arrauged that the deputatioe should se I. the
Peru Glued on Maeda' at three o'clock, at which hour
as appointment had been made by the Lords of the Cued'
be meet the committee epee other matters relating te the
OM subject.
Mr. Glee. the secretary, read a letter from Prefemor
Dick, et Edinburgh. Maier to the cattle disease, is which
it was stated that the mutest of isseteriuse had bun
Wed in that city and had bees very usueossehil, es 36
sews had died sod eel, ocee was mover*. Tbe protease
else slated that a real deal deluded Ws nadir
heat applied at as early stye of the dimes,. and that
the treatniesk of the digested animals to this eau coadeted
el the admiaistratios of liaised oil, whisky, From salt%
aced salphete trot.
A member of the esemittee remarked that with sea
*earnest as this it was not to be wondered at that so
many of the cattle died. (A laugh.)
De. ALLDIIB said he had mum to believe that in some of
W smiths& ar the metropolis, where the aaimala bed
leen attacked, JUT had bees bed, and their bleed mixed
with salt gives them to drink. He was sedoniehed that
Ilia barbarous remedies should be attempted, and he lisped
Mat they would be disouraged in every peedble muses
(Bear, beer.)
A eementairetion wee dm read from the perish cd May-
Woes, from which it appeared that there were fornisely
1,213 oows kept is
that pariah,
bat that oat of this samba
214 lad died of the dime" sad 714 had been removed for
her they should catch it.
The committee shortly afterwards adjourned.

•••
On Saturday/ evening a meeting 02 cow-owners,
dealers,
_dairymen, and others affected by the cattle pimple
wee held at the Duke's He
Tavern, Whitediapal•road,
to receive the report of s committee and to ocesider the
acct adviesble course to adopt for the purpose of alleriatieg
the autism; mamma by the plague ni the Tower Hamlets
districts, The chair was taken by hr. Marcus Pool. The
following return of the 'number of oowiceepers, of the
ems originally kept, ae well as of those sold, dead, and
btt, was read. Mile-end Old Town and Bow : Coekeepers,
27; cows originally kept 515 ; sold, 152; died, 53 :left, 310.
Limehones Cowkeepers, 27 ; originally kept, 443 ; mold.
221; died, 73 ; left, 149. Poplar : aowireepers, 14; originally
kept, 88 ; sold, 21 ; died, 8 ; left, 19. Whiteciapel : cow.
keepers, 29 ; ongioally kept, 530 ; sold, 263 ; died, 58 ;
left, 209. St. Matthew's, Bethnal-green : ciowkeepers,, 44 ;
originally kept, 449; sold, 186; died, 103; left, 160. St.
George 'a : cowkeepers, 15 ; originally kept, 200 ; sold, 54 ;
died, 17 ; left, 129. Shorediteh miwkeepseci, 46 ; originally
kept, 596; sold, 159; died, 132 ; left, 304. Taint (mind-
bg Stoke Nemesia' disked): ceekeepers, 291; onginsily
kept, 4,108; wad, 1,504; died, 563; left, 2,042.
The Chairman said the above niters was nearly accurate,
and the loom which bad been sustained shoeld prompt
them to take immediate action for the sufferers.
Be rvmaimaided them to oall a public meeting
at the inhabitants of the Tower Hamlets in order
to mime subscript:ow. Mr. Brewster (of the oorporation)
thought they should ask • grant of the government.
The inhabitants of the *Atoll districts had obtaMod • great,
and the cattle plague was of as much importance to thole
compacted with cattle as the cotton famine had been to the
people of Lancashire. Mr. Bowyer mid the cattle plague
ma a national affair, sod he thought the nation should
make good the LAMS of the sufferers. a• mw no reason
why the income tux should not be increased • peony is the
pound, se the payers were the principal nommen of
meet. Mr. Game, C. 0., urged the meeting to wait on their
parliamentary represeetatives in reference to the plague.
It was unanimously decided to mined the members far the
borough to convene a public meeting.

80170 LE.
The diaeme has made its appearance in the
parishes of Gianaghain sad Riotingludl. At Coddeebsio,
also, several cowsliave died, sad at Richfield fire or six
bollosks have bees lost. At Malford, where the dimes has
sopecially proved fatal, it reatiouse to apron& Various
local farmers bays bees sufferers, sad the stock is Retired
Hall•park is reduced to between twoory and thirty out of a
nerd of 130. Lord Brodlesbiuo has intimated to his
russets the:, in the Greet of their lanes say seat stook
he.. t►e rattle plague, be will, provided they aro ironed
Sa the Suffolk County Cattle lisp. Associstios, contri-
bute 20 per rest on the amount of Um easepeseation TO.
esived hos the emaciation.
man.

The disease is ineressiog in the Tendring Hun-
dred. Two heifers bought three works eines by Mr. T.
Lott hays hien condemned. The dairy of Mr. rage, of
Little Bentley. who his been • sufferer. is supposed to re
bees infected through • number of cattle Messing through
the fence of a field to whisk they were grams,.
11101POLC.

The subscriptions made in aid of the compen-
sation food administered by the Norfolk Cattle Pima,
Association now exceed 5,6001. k meeting of the central
eocomitters arm held at Herein* oa Saturday; Mr. C. 8.
Baud, M.P., is the chair. NINIOTOUS fresh sues of disease
were reported. Mr. B. J. H. Marvel, 14. P., has lost about
40 head of cattle, which he had oa his farm at Crown
Point, near Norwich. Mr. Hervey, in a meat ocerespoo-
donee with Mr. Read, expressed his opinion that the state-
ments made as to the prevalence of the disease were exec
mated. On Saturday I. stated that be skoold reereaes
1. subscription to the foods of the aasoaistioo from 501. to
100 f. An instance was meatiosed in widish due* or fear
bend of cattle had died at Blakeoey ; the disease was sap
posed to have been communicated by sheep. Other eases
of disease were re ported from Loddon, Broadish. Swains-
tbarpe, Gionnionbam, ka Ilse great heat whieh has pre-
vailed in Naefol kdoriag the last rsa days is considered to
have exerted an i. f %visitable iallusuce.

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LIVERPOOL.
On Saturday, &r. Reed, inspector of cattle,
applied to the Liverpool borough stsgletratea for an order to
destroy the carmen of a cow which had bees sent to the
alosghter•hoese for sale by a eowlieeper sad milkman
mimed Thomas Roberts, Dr. Trench, the medial officer of
health, hart exaraiord the carcass, sal feud that the cow
had died of plague. it traaspired that Roberta bad owe
before sent a dead cow to the slaughter house. sod got
lOs for it about five years ago. He professed that he
did sot know this cow was diseased. The order was greeted,
sad the inspector directed to take out a summons samosa
Roberts.

BONSZT.
Saturday lut fire or Piz beasts from Barnet
far were dincovered an their way towards Roomy, showing
munistalle.tie ern:limns of the prevailing &mese. Yr.
Wm. Everett, a magistrate, and Sir WilWm Heatbcote,
ordered them to be kept in • wood seer Amplield. Several
of them bare slam died. sad were thou and there buried
in a large hole aid covered with quirk lime. We are
happy to elate that the disease baa not appeared in say
other cattle in thin neighhouthood.—Salisbury Journal.

The plague seems to be spreading in Buchan.
la our report of the meeting of the Central Committee, we
glee the official reports sa to the appearumie of the di.esse
at Mount Present. Os Thursday (says the Buchan °b-
eaver) several other animals in the same had were die.
emend to be affected, and the county inspector, Mr. Bay,
b invited to mat Mr. Lang on the 4,04, so as to make the
invratigetioss tbr (yesterday) morning. The
3Vreoergs to be examined number about 28 animals. and
belong to Mr. Fergie, Thundertos, and Mr. Yousg. Thee*
' owe the only new mess of dreams is the pariah.—Aber:las
Herald.

ZDITIMIGH.
The cattle plague is getting worse and worse in
Edisburgb—is spit' of all the meetinp and resolution in
which chiefly West seems to hare been placed for the limi-
tation of its ranges. Eighteen new asses aid six deaths
were reported on Friday, six of the seer beteg is one byre,
ebb* had hitherto escaped infeetioe. The fully of tai ing
swimalellio the "Seeitarinni" to die seems to have bees
&wormed, only one cow baring died there as Friday ; sad
the system of weeniest la the byre., whist wida is
,I?eory .11 manned have set their facie, eloatianes. Male
parsing" of the dimes' reseonably uprisen at leant as
winch entitled to the blame of the growing maialllg as the
beat of the weather.--Brotsowas.
EAdirertbrenest.}--HOLLOWWII 01111111211 AID
?Lis—To She nessien--Dlrease with ell its dangers, treelike.
sad tribulations. any be conquered and an oat by the we at
asps reliable rasedte• which cleanse the blood, strengthen the
weed and twarhite disordered ',deem One example will
OaSes- ore ease represent. many. • lady writes :—" I bare
derived the resent panals relief from your Ointment and Pill&
wils lees idilleted with alarms, d mouth an gust end ugly
• stew all oar ray bedy. . . . miss en iMeso
7wre resselles aided like a ohms, and I. In conunon id& so
. garjramern, shall
pe dins werermarjeliegyt,i my restoration
unisell on doctors: