The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-11 00:00:00

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

It will be recollected that at the last meeting of
the Sanatorium Committee et the Corporation of London
it was proposed that, having regard to the difficulties that
had been throws in the way of those carrying out the pro-
ject of sineblishing senateriums to endeavour to cure the
cattle afflicted with the disease, and the went of 00-opero.
Pam au the part of the public, with respect to subscribing,
it was advisable that the coalmines should be diseased
and the moan that had been subscribed returned. ea
amendment was, however, propceed by Mr. Itiulkin, who
let taken en active part is the prooesdinp of the cow
bael2e= rkltinwerst o ecijustoa v 't
a naa
ta" stint
committee, with a view to indocoma to lead aid of his
'overused to the estebhdiroest of a eanatorlus. A own-
sannication wee according addressed to lord Palmerston to
that effect, and yesterday the following answer was received
by Mr. Gibbs, the secretary.
`Str,7-I am directed by Lord Palmetto° to acirsowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 4th instant, and to inform
you that her Majesty has been petitioned to direct a royal
coalmen= to he issued to consider the subject of the
empower and to refer you to that commission which is
do everything they may comae: advisable in
the saatter."
This ooinmunicatioa was signed by Mr. Evelyn Ashley,
the pnvate secretary of Lord Palmerekm, and immediately
upon the receipt of it arroopments were made for oon•
seeing a meeting al the committee, at which, no doubt, it
will be formally dissolved.

THE FENIAN PROSECUTIONS IN
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, I'I7IIIDLT NIGEL
Charles Underwood O'Connell, an
officer in the
United States army, who was arrested in Cork some
time since ; and Francis Patrick Cleary, medical
student, were examined before Mr. Scrooge to-day
and committed for trial. A letter written by John
o‘24shony, the head of the Fenian organisation in
America, was found in possession of O'Connell, and
also a number of documents relating to the move-
ments of Stephens amongst the soldiers of the
United States army. Four prisoners, Ryan,
Flood, Brennan, and O'Rorke were discharged
on entering into their recognisancee to appear
when called on ; and two others, O'Neill and
O'Farrell, were remanded, pending an application
to the Attorney-General to admit them to bail.

The Dublin Express of yesterday says Some fur-
ther arrests hays been made in Cork. One of the parsons
captured wee a passenger by an Americas steamer, oe
whose penes docuweets wore fond which an believed to
connect him with the conspiracy. The strictest
lance
le observed with respect to the Peggy arriving
from Amain. OD Sunday the captain of the Helve*
telegraphed that, owing to the state of the weather, he
would not land his Irish perengers at Ousenoto mi. but
would take them on to Liverpool. The information
was conveyed to the resident magistrate, who imme-
diately informed the agents that the vessel would be
intercepted by • cuts if she failed to call at the prt.
This brought the Amnion steamer to. and Me remelt pons
examination of the peseengers, who wen brought into a
store and locked up while the promos was going on, was the
arrest of the puma referred to. The " right of march
eaforoed le * emu as rigidly at if a passport system
wen established. or • state el siege proclaimed. It will,
therefore, be very difficult for the Fenton army to
effect a landing la small detachments. It was ex-
poet* that the Cork prisons' would bays beta
nught up for final examination yesterday, but, ou the
appisoatlos of their solicitor, the investigation has been ad-
journed until next Wedueday. Some strops dissatisfaction
is Webbing bl be felt at the manner ie which the pro
ves&
lap am being eonducted against them. It is stated that
while they are tweeted with extreme rigour in Owe—a
rigour which, we behove, is not usual with untried pri-
ecure—they have not yet been informed of the ex act nature
of the charge spinet them. Ws trust that these oono.
plaints may tare oat to be unfounded or greatly eingee
rated. Nothing would teed so much to create in the panne
mind • reaction of sympathy on their behalf u the belief
that the prosecutions have not been conducted in a amati-
Palatal manner.

Association arrived this morning, to sadist at the
Dowicuco-rasa, OCT. 9.-The Queen has been discussion in the C.epartment of Economy and
to appoint Bernard Gustavus Norton, EN., to Trade, upon several subjects dealt with in the
LiTud isne judge, and William Frederick Haynes Smith, pon the American tariff, cotton culture,
papers u
Esq., to be Solicitor• General for the Colony of &Bah
Guiana. Her Majaty has shoo been pleased to appoint and more especially upon Mr. Idenqueen's paper on
Alfred Jobe Dunoombe, Esq., to be Assistant Justice of the '' Free-trade incompatible with the existence of ,
Gourd Court of the Bahama islands. Her Majesty has duties." The Liverpool society
further been pleased to • jot Henry Wades& Req., eo
be Auditor for the ot Vancouver.- Gamete. has, I believe, existed since before the great free-
cuatoms and excise
Crrr Swiss Commesuow.-The Comm..—
Tug limo or Boitwv.-King Pepple of Bonny, trade agitation, and has outlived the famous Anti- et aof the ow at heath met yeetarday at their
who visited this country few yset"inee. seems to enter` Corn Law League of the rival city of Manchester ; 'des at Gaildheli ~. Mr- B. Jens', the chairman of the
tale a good opinion of English manners and custom'. Not
only has be been more refined and liberal is his dealing but in these days of a Chancellor of tbe Riche- legialin4Leuisby. tharli"Lth boa ST .d... 014 the LraZie .11
with European traders in Africa sines bin return from Eng- quer who is always about ten years in advance ill eostleues very good, the number of deaths being below the
And. but he has actually sent over his eldest daughter, Mir ~ gel ~
and takes to keep his usual avenge. Ttw Improvement committee brought up •
A. Pimple, to this ountry, for the pupas of being ada. DM policy,
cited. This young lady arrived in Liverpool on Monds_y counsel, the society must fi.
fee p
they lad been in treatye with the
-d it rather difficult to „mem el ee receetie, is the City, with 6w to their
Wt, in the steamer Calahu, from Bonny. Though she ii find subjects for their energies. This may account purchase, fee the purpose ot effecting improvewestr, but
• rear African in colour, bee features are rather pleasing,
sad bear but /light resemblance to the general physique of for their coming so far to listen to Mr. Macqueen's
the natives of Bonny and other parte of the West Airless paper, who is, I understand, a Liverpool man. aceepled. A slake by Mr. J. R. &enders, that • spina
lbognintheerralhsa
madmiesturts,were althresso.ottio,thib.ey
yousidereahad
am
beenthe
coast. .
The Union Steam Shipping Company's Cape The principal business of the Social Science Con- ocelinitteee to Count of Mr
members, be appointed to oft-
... eider sad repeat relative to improvements now is or
Royal Mail steamship Saxon, Captain A. Ricketts, left greet is now over, though there are papers sun thatipaplaksi also marshy at say seeded hi tie jedraent
Plymouth on Tuesday morning with the mooth's mad' tor unread. To-morrow the council meet to decide at of snob eosemittee, sad upon the powers of the magus-
Anesaaioa, the Caps, sad St. Helena. She takes out also 90
what place the next Congress held, mai owaggittee rag use Bt to leaks theme.
swat be and tezetimeide lamas for improvemeets„ end any TWO,-
WBBl4llll and a full genital ergo. Her mails omit
of 20 sacks letter% 79 seeks papers, and RI seeks bosh& after that the concluding general meeting will be leg to game amennewa, hat It was preareaky apped-a-ce
Marsorourair Fuss HearrrAE, Drvoramas- held in the Moaje.han, do eessanesioness stterwards sdpureed.
°sum Pews. -- 01111 Eliniuna DAY. -•
wags. QTY.-The aggregate somber et pstiests nlisralt The "reception„ whisk I referred to as to be Om 10._Aa,,,,immes
daring the week ending Oct. 7 was-Medwal, 926 ;as Parasse. 2•161 3
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neon& ne; tog, 1,,ge0 ;at nekkik KM were NR elm givii it -blr. Plimigri residence near Sheffield by mere iishels, W. Veal visitors, ;lOC