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

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This following following order of amused is published in
bat aight's Gazer g—" Whereas by as ad passed la As
arra el the 11th sad 12th yeareof bar rears Majaatfe
• %their Aa met to revert until the bt day of
ttw4er, 1830, sad to Ur thee east sessfea ef
mass, Isa sprdiger of rostegbas or bleeder dleemisee
rpm reap stile, s.dotber seimaia; aed
i whishctielaes
bees from rto time time rationed by divers rat
are, it is (aresept ether things) seared that be
lard for the Leeds sad cure el bee Mirjery's
?trey Coroll, s say two or oars Has, bus
Meal to lbw, to maim nob orders aad verdader is to
SIM may mesa aeosseary for the parrot et
eel
or
empdsting the restart to or from such paew Sere wi
they say designate is sad order or orders, of shoe% eattle,
bares, seise, or other =lash ; or of meal, Mee. Mari
bless, hors, ow other parts of any arm& ; all be sire
any other orders or regulatioes for the pope. ef Orbs
eller I. lb. provieleas el the said set, and rein to Trot
rater, sr vary aay rob orders at rerialres ; mead that
provhicos for say of the parpoaea afeessalA Is amy
nub order or orders cos shall have tbe
faros sad .feat as if re sere bed hiss beered re said
set ; sad that all perm alkeiles spier thrall set shall
Solt ear sad every arse frteM sad pay any ssas sat es-
assiiag tureety pomade. eerie ember sena as ilieseid Lads
or others of her Majesty's Palvy Orrenell may is rosy awe trr
wads order direr g-aegl whereas a ocrelegione ar latactioaa
• disorder bee lately appeared, sad aow prevells ram sahib
within Nat past of Mat United Liegidem called Orr
• Meta* whir is prosally designated r the *settle
rape: sad where's it was azgodiast to tabs swa-
ts proverbs ark diserdst has to
Wito that pert of the Veiled !bear said
Tried ; and whereas for sash parrs% is order
was defy made ia prose et the ram* of the
esid acts, by the Leeds of her Majesty's Melt tlemeenbio
7IAT2 Murk Ailed the 25th nagarst. 1886: sod whereas,
by molt order, the removal to say part en plasm, la that
part of the United Mirth= called basal, bon say pat
- sr piste is that part of the Uoited Moron called Greek
bats* of aay row, haler, bell. biller, se nil wee
= fed g and whereas it is tadliwaid
termed ' cattle plains,' Noy be eons missed ear
was Mgr by the removal of the aboveoemed armals
saw, theref*, the Lards of her Majesty's Privy
els hereby, in or
the exereise ad the powers gives by ass saw
wiled act, sad by the several seta seatiareg the ears so
aforraid, order is follows flak after the date the
hinatioa of this order in the Grata it et
be
sr
lawful for say person to remove say skies, hides, bona,
boots, or other parts of toy el the above rased weird%
item any part or pier within that pert of the UMW
linear celled Brest Britain to say prt or *se withia
that part of the United Einem called Behr& Ad the
Lards of her Majesty's Trey are to give seek dberises
borer as easy be aseerary to isms due retiree to We
elder. "Sarum Ilan"

sees uffraortam.
Yesterday afternoon the Metropolitan Cattle Plague
Committee bolds meeting is the Donnell Chamber. at Dail&
bell, Mr. llibbias, Choi:tau of the Markets' Committee of
W eJorporation of Losdoe, presiding. The net of the
members of the Markets Ocemaittee were reseal. as were
also the reedkel officers of health for 12 of the districts a
the metropolis, Pretreat Guava, aad perms' representing
the settle trade. A letter addressed to the Lund Mayor by
Ma. Nilo& of Layeocit's Day Farm, Limepesixeed. was
need. fihe stated that towards the bates sad of Jam the
mita plague first appeared is her sheds. The little 11100
Oat the vi cleat nature of the disease allowed for medi-
ae' Mamma wee emessingly employed, and Preemies.
=ls rendered valuable amstaus and adrift. Never.
such bad lima the fad results that the greeter
peat of her Meek bad either died or bees slaughtered os
reserasems. Is lam thee • fortnight 86 sows were Mai-
Her stack eassistieg of 116 sharthuwa mars, bad
sad 2,53 W., at M. a bead, and else bad expeedied 481. 17a
la medical advise, eartage. sad .these mete. making
1.578/. 17.. Of her cows, 105, wide& she bad hem obliged
te sell at a greet lora, had realised 5361. 6e., 16 had hem
garbed away sad buried, sad the total lam she bad ma.
tailed emareated to 2,0424
During the mho( if the °enmities saey deplorable
batmen were twisted by members within their owe ex-
wham at the reuses of the diesels in the metropolis,
mostly. it Dot maly, among ease • by some members im.
mediate slaughter of the anima ;hen WM affected was
urged, and by others their removal to other please. as
with the view of being eared, if isolable, as to prevent their
fofectimi the rest of tie herd. deeds, it wee urged by Dr.
Mier that the establabmant of sanitariums. ma seggested,
mould bat carry the disease into neighbourhoods now free
from it and form fresh makes for its propsgationa Sara
opinions ohm contrary were veduatemed as to the origin
if the plague, but they bad little or as novelty. Emetnally,
an the motion of Mr. Itedkia. a seselneu was adopted to
the effect that one or mare sheds or elaitagess be pre,
witted in rush plum as might he approved by the medical
- Weser of health for the district for the reception of animals
. affected with the plague, and that no animals be received
late such eheds except under a certificate from the Inspector
• for the dietriet. A eoentnittes of tea was formed for the
seralatioa sad manna:sad of the aseitoriame, as was also
• a escupecestiou commit,es for ieveetigatag the agora of
Mee impostors, and esetfieg the amounts to be paid to the
soma of male beaded over to the committee. Inspectors
are to be appointed by the compensatioe atennsittee to visit
the premises of such persons as may give Bathe of the out.
iteah of the disease, each immature to to required to report
Is the committee forthwith the cimumetaiiess of sash ease.
TM campinseaties committee were also empowered I. eh.
'Man the exclusive lee of se may awes or cattle veal se
might be Cued messaary for the eenveyanoe of dimmed
mauls to each places as may alder the eireanadanme be
considered advisable.
Mr. Oranws, the chairman, intimated that the Lord
- Mayor, who had take. a prompt and coneplemas part is
the emergency, had been pleased to set apart a sellable
loom in the Mansion-house for the cosamities to meet in
ban time to lime. sad flat oo.operatioa was soda from
all qaartres of the metropolis to see Mat weld be dame to
arrest the Mims&
The siestir g then separated.

At Wandsworth yealerday Mr. flammers, hitmestor of
Balsam« for the parish of Lambeth, brought a van coatabs-
ing 'eight quarters of beef into the police-station yard. ia
ardor to obtain the authority of a magisasta to hays the
runt desttopad, as it was unlit for human food, The
aiSoar had seised the meat at a Mehl' at the Sty lan,
Waadswartleros4, sea he stated that the eight via/tors
ma • evideutly tholes of cows which bad died of some
distal& It appeared that they had been sonelgeed
to a man named Hackett, who received a letter
at the same time. in &bleb discrotiomoy power
• woe glean to him to diesels of them or cot He, however,
refused to dispose of the meat, and haritog consulted Mr.
Eaton, a butcher at Vanthall, who agreed with him that it
was unfit for food, planed it in his stable, when it was
mind by the it weskit. It further appeared that the cows
Lad cot died from the wow cattle plague but from long
dimes. Mr. Daymau did Dot consider It neeassery that be
should Inspect the queries of beef, as the lest sat of par-
liament with reference to the destruction of bad meat gave
Aim power to make an order on "it appearisg to hint that
IS was unfit for buena fond.' He thought the cam roved,
sad made an order for the meet to be destroyed. The moat
was subsequently buried fa the neighbourhood of the mart.

This disease, we greatly regret to state, has
brakes out at Little Park Perm. la the Parish of Hurstper.
point, and Mr. Buggers, the cneurier, who has for some
years past bees) • breeder and fatter of some of the 5040 i mid
purest Swarm stock, has had to shoot six valuable
the
At the time we write (Wediseeday evening) the disease
bad not shows itself in any other pert of the parish, Der
• amongst thy other part of Mr. Baggers' cattle ; hat we
regret to add that some of the living yearling exhibit sires
of the dimes.. How came those salmis to be affected?
Yr. &awe' yearlunra, eleven is number, hays for some
Man past been kept by Humanises fa the centre of • farm
et nearly 500 aerie, a good dictates from the public reads ;
ao new stook bee bees brought epee the farm, and so
animal takes to market by Wm wreaked to Mars.—
Barmy 3tandard.

Each succeeding account of progress of the
cattle plague at the Hartlepools fuel/hes mom came of
death and illness, and s gradual extension of the disease '
from one dam to mother, although, strictly spealrleg. con.
fined within comparatively marrow limits. Irrespective of
• the somber of submits that have died from the pestilesos,
yet there are upwards d a dozen animals which have eon •
*mesh all the stages ef the epidemic and pettedly
modercel. All them came have been under the
treatment of Kr. Henry Peale, veterinary eargeoe,
sod impeder for the district, and why has also may
missals under his treatment whisk he hopes to being
item& It thus proves that the opinions which have been
eddadd in newsy puts of the oonstry is regards, the them
gists shooting of the animal whoa attacked, ie rather a
tasty course to pumas, sod one which would he ruinous to
messy persons. By the plea which be less Mooted in giving
. the salami every dame of recovery, he has saved seven
seimals oat of twelve belosgieg to Yr. IL Speed. ot West
Hartlepool ; sad the them os Mr. Darter's farm. Mr.
Ourten's loss has been the greatest in this Neigh-
Imerbood, be hiving lost 9D, including two calves. Our
et thirty-two beasts on thin tun), there are only three
, a leetimed which have get through the effects of the
plague. On the adisistig farm to Mr. Carter, which is ldr.
Xowbray's, oily the has died. All the deck have been
✓emoved to the extremity of the WIN end appear to be
buite healthy. The disease him within the Let day or two
roke out in the byre of Mr. Wm. Ampiith, at the tap of
Beltio-s• rod, Liverpool, mar to the byre of Mr. Lkldell,
who has had Doe caw dead and mother dybeg. Mr.
Asquith's cows are all valuable meg, and are all worth 301.
and the stock hikes is rather Urge, being an ends-
sive dairyman. There am one or two era ' ioee asses is
ether farms in the neighbenthoed.—Ter • ire Oasethe.

111111111'.

Yesterday afternoon a large and influential mash
his of hodowsors, agrionaltorlsts. sad ethers wee held id
ire Oonety-ball, Derby $. "deed& apes the bast lassos
tole adopted to present the istrodoetien el the eaten
`' "SOW IWO into the oseety, and to devise the most effeatael
files et earopeoesting poems who sag soflos loos
=olllele sleek trete the Moose. Hie Gesso the Dote
of Devesobint. Lard-Lhotesaat of the tosaty,•youdistL
4MHos. A. Verses said ha had beat ostrosted oy
the seiantittot agosiated all the sesenag M leiday le*