The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-04 00:00:00

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

This afternoon the following was published in a ,131.
supplement to the /codas Gcomette :
" Chamber, Whitehall, the 3rd day of . .

At the Omni —_
November, 1865. By the Lords of her Majesty's Mort It
Honourable Privy Coned!. Present, Duke of Somerset, r,
Sod of Olareaden. Foil RuesidL 116
" Whines by an Act pared in the session of the fie
eleventh and twelfth years of her present Majesty's retro, it
intituled 'An Act to prevent until the let day of Sep- es
timber, 1850, and to the end of the then next session Sit
of Parliament, the spreading of contagion' or in. la,
fictions disorders among sheep, cattle. and other
animals,' which sot has since been from time to time rit
continued by divers subsequent sets, it Is (amongst other N.
thing) enacted that it shall be lawful for the Lords and It
othets of her Majesty's Privy Council, or any two or more
of them, from time to time to make such orders and it,
regalriar as so them may seem neareary for the too
purpose of prohibiting or regulating the removal to lik
or from each parts or places as they may designate in such :t.
order or orders, of sheep, cattle, hones, swine, or other se
animals ; and to make any ether orders or regulations for Sot
the purpose cif giving effect to the provisions of the said v.
act, end again to revoke, alter, or vary any inch orders r
or regulations; and that all provisions for soy 81'.
of the purposes aforesaid In any such order or es.
orders ordained Mal' have the like force and effect as if
the same bad been inserted to the said act ; and that all at
pinions offending against the same shall fee each and every ro.
off nee forfeit and pay say stun not exosediag twenty pounds, di,
or such smaller cum as the rid lords or others of her Ma- to
jesty's Privy Council may In soy ore by such order direct :
And whereas an order, dated the 29th day of September, ea
1855, bee bees made under the authority of the said acts It
by the Lords of her Majesty's Privy Council, with a view et
to prevent the spreading to the island and barony of Lewis, tos
in the county of Item, of a contagious or infection' to
disorder 'generally designated the cattle plague,' Ii
now prevailing in many other parts of Great Britain : yt
And whereas it is expedient to revoke the said order, and
to take meanies for preventing the spreading the eE
spreading of the said 'cattle plague' to certain parts 1;
of Scotland : Now therefore, the Lards of her Majesty's is.
Privy Council do hereby, by virtue, and in net. 1:94
else of the powers given by the said recited act le
sod by the reseal sets continuing the ern as aforesaid, /00
order as follows The said order, dated the 29th day R •
of September, 1865, in revoked, provided that malt revo- et.
cation shall not afar any sot done or penalty recoverable N.
under the said order. 2. In this order, the word ' cattle'
shall be interpreted to mean any cow, heifer, boll, bullock, sr
ox, calf, sheep, or lamb, and the expression 'North tea
Western District of Scotland' shall be interpreted to leit
mean and embrace the whole of the county of IN
Argyll, in Sootlend, and the whole of Scotland too
lying to the earth and wed of the Caledonlan 3
Canal. 3. It shall not be lawful for any person to WO
remove any cattle to any port or place within the ' north It
western district of Scotland,' as defined and described in m
this order, from any other port or place in Great Britain. •
4. Nothing in this order shall be construed to pro. tt
hibit the removal of any cattle from any port it
or plan within the said north-western district of M
Scotland to any port or place within the same, or within coo
any other part of Great Britain. 5. Every person offending isit
spinet this order shall for every such offence forfeit any 86.
sum not exceeding 201. which the justices before whom be ik
or she shall be convicted of such offence may think fit to 4,e,
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WORSHIP-STREET.
A WILMA ASTMS
Awehim Snell, 27 lady-like iu appearance, end re-
siding at 2, Itunsil-yillagsvender•groye, Dalstoa. wax
charged by the police with Lbeing drunk and incapable oe lit
had" "" of herds!!, and Sneemath Twaseend, at the In the canton of Uri, Switzerland, • printer it
hirileerigctidp.n."fly bedim timaas="p"sdhawl'aepc wpalc"rof ribberwith. being named Ryntc. ker was recently sentenced to receive twenty *
sia.
The carensestamos of the first sass were the primal.' lashes, for publishing a pamphlet, of which he was the th
features of the second. The lady was &shamed and be. author, and in which he attacked the catholic
time • witness against the hawker. The seldom addend religion, its ministers, and the Holy Scriptures.
showed that on the previous afternoon • °°h wan observed AU Switzerland seems to have been aroused, and on the AIM ilirds elestertasies(L
by a gentleman standing in Astometreet, Kinpland. In- ~..„_
_, • held at Berge, to prated Wee SO antes
Neatly afterwards his attention was directed to the emu- e'en u.d. a lax" M." 1211 Wil
Mete ire ellianceLoodLlysepoel
pinta of the vehicle by fearful screams, and on going against the sentence of the tribunal of Uri, which they MP* tee Do. leaned at so gm.
to its side he remind the two females in declared was a disgrace to the country. Another meeting lea.ooo eit Anglo Ascalon
40,etai 60 Anglo &ennui (thri.)
(elution. The lady • attire nee in Met disorder, is to'be held StelliCeTole (Sunday), to which all the metope woo oe A.OO ilters res,,otos,
and she was in such a condition that he instantly win mend deputies. 1.1.600 MI Asiatienatik.Oor.newala
ordered the driver to proceed to Kingsland station-house,
where she was carried is, and medical attendance sent for. NOramirrnis or ran RING.—We have this week sresoo, ewso sookor"wwes•Wsadriihwoomo
Despite every aid she continued screaming frantically for to record the death of the once celebrated boxer mid ex- lapse; u Una of Aunt ...., —.
more than three haunt, and although six or seven persona, champion of England, Harry Broome, which took plum on 8,000:106 Bank of Leadou
with the female searcher, mad the utmost endeseoute to Thursday evening last, at his lodgings in Frith-street, Soho. 5_022,„! .7tohiS!_tesei_OL .
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invest it, Au= her paroxysms of violence divested herself The event was not unexpected, se the poor fellow had been ;TV; ;3=:744naisrie kmaasis%
of 'early every article of clothing. A draught was ad- long suffering from consumption, and, as we dated some •
morel is Bead itetneeleed
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ministered, but its soothing property wee evatteseset The week" kook, had lose discharged from the hospital as being a 000, ae =ult (ftniltes
woman Townehend, her compsamia, either could not or would locarable. He has left • wife and two children, who, 40,000 20
not state where the lady lived, although she had mid thee owing to the great expanse* caned by him long illness, are Fireciti; eli I &rant& A.C•iltilirtiet
she was going to take her home, and but for some parson in a stets of great poverty, and without the means of r.e_e_o' Le ~. _ r_._. Am
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by chance calling in at the station who recognised the paying the expenses of his (fluent Poor Tom Sayer,, we ;;;I ; '0.7.1.17.4,,,,=.
latter, her husband must have remained in ignorance of regret to bear, has in a most premien state at his lodic- iikeee 100 cis
her condition—se it was, he speedily attended and iega in Flighatreet, Camden-town. It is feared by his 20,000 100 pommel
minced the greatest distress at her lamentable state. friends that he will not recover, as he is weaker than on ao,oool let Oom.Bank of Osamta
Subsequently he became bail for her appearance any previous occasion. Belre Life. egg 26 Oom. Mat at India, ite.
sok is Osseetteated Bank (L)
at the police court to answer the cheese of AN liele.reteeD Visrron...—A few days since a 6,000,100 Oeillaneolel
drunkenness, and when sufficiently recoverM, she seal entered the bons* of John Henan, of Ballykinder, moo No IN, Now
wee conveyed to her residence in • most exhausted 000di- much to the astonishment of the inmates, who, however, 10,000 10 NM and London
hoe. The woman Townshend was locked up, and persisted soceeeded in capturing the animal, which =assured eight Weis sO eau Looms (Limited)
in asserting that she was ignorant of where she lodged fur- feet in length and four feet in girth at the broadest part. staca ?i! Listen" Itsfillineel LIN
thermos than that it was at Lambeth. She eon declared In its mirage from the water it had to climb over eleven Et= : ris..s=l:r..Lcugi!
that while vending combo in Lavender-grove about 2 perches of • sandy beak to p 4 to Heean's boa's'—Down Roo as Mall& sod [Swedish IL
o'clock on the previous day the lady perehased some Recorder. 46,000 10 ilauropera BanklUmited
and accompanied her to • public-hones, where heti; Twit GOveltiewlLee ov A PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL— 10,000 HO IlbsessmehtaahJap.(L)
drank spirits and water—that, I. fast, they visited The regulations differ in different localities, but they Aloe toe Do. issued at 2 poi—
several places of the kind, ad the lady by such mean' got usually bring about very much the same result. A seat at /II Do. "Lek wow
a little too much. This the lady denied, but wader the board-room tome lain most 01WW1111Wieileged reserved its, ID
pressure by the magistrate admitted having "sipped" a her persons who contribute largely in money; and is 0,400 ft rum,.
small quantity of brandy and water at one public-house seldom except by those who mums leisure as well 0000 SS Do. New
while in company with the prisoner. who previous to Bellies as wealth. The rich manufacturer, with his faculty for 100,000 IS Land Morin; indla(
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her two combs for one shilling each was • perfect stranger reasimation and his business talents, with his power of 10,10) lie Ilim.flk.nnlexteo Or-Pi
to ker. She declared that, after taking the liquor ohs tat
all recollection of what followed even to having been lnc ere the best man for the work to be dose, sad with "A" **lab. se*k*
Ikon WO 'tauten and Braatnas
his instinctive sired of the failures that Weed epos a job, se. of` ue. New
ash, and was astonished at Boding hermit in • station-house. gives hie money liberally but gives nothing more. Ilia woe too yee.ll43raeart,pietoo,
The gentleman whose attention was attracted, as stated, time is too valuable to L occupied in discussions with 10,000 U , Do. New, illi.aa IS pm
remarked that his impression at that time was not that the pme impracticable colleagues. The thrifty habits mad 60,000 10 !Len. Ok.Bank rat AostrL
lady was intoxicated, but that she bad been dragged—a the plain common sense of the tradesman require the 30.000 00 Ilsoloo mid 0:21A.• • .
belief justified by a certifimte from the medical gentleman pole of a larger donation than his modest guinea ...* (""„,,,_ 1e...:1,00...._t° ... 7 °l._ne ..""••, ...___. •• •
who had sou her at the entree, and thought she would be or ••., • • • of these • • isw,am• ..• issweepow oell• •
half -guinea. The exclusion
usable, from Moen, to attend at this court. 004Dl Sr 'too k s. western O.Us.
continuing in operation for • aorta= time, converts the s,OOO log Do. se. New .
Prisoner was remanded, and Inspector Landon receivedboard-room into • temple mend to caste. The members of I,eoo SO louden& Vitae:um* (1.
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instruction to secureby the next hearing the presses of the the committee meet there none but personal friends and Kell lee Lem A Westminster
cabman arid others whose testimony would be valoablea relatives,and help each other to make "'milder; smooth 10,000 DA Merchant liank(Lbs.),
THAMES. and pleasant. When vacancies occur in lleu. body, they anAe?? le 1130006 A
00043 Bask (L
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SLWAIt OF NOM AUCTIONS. are filled up by some mysterious process of realectims, only lae.°X 100" imitmen". "Z.
Edward Watson, porter and touter as • mock auction• fully understood by the initiated; or. if the vacancy be ale- e,eoo tee 'lgtelandßaak (Odes.)
shop in Upper East Smithfield, near the London and St. solute, by the consideration that so-and-so would like to ga,lo 10e 'National of Liverpool
Estlarin Docks, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged join, and that he is • man with whom the remaining mein- 10000,100 /Lyn. of Instead
with violently umultieg Edwin Holley, a leeriest., bars are accustomed to amociete. A committee thus consti- Wee eel Do. and and Dead Issue
40,000 60 INational walla
its prosecutor came to London yesterday afternoon with anted is timemilabtri zed trey fearlessly Premed to any es- s.ms s ,sew soku. Was.
Hs wife, and was on his way to the Sailors' Sanity of Meador* es of favouritism—Coro/till Magazine 0.00 le Nees sides, (Labial)
Home, in Well-street, to receive some money. In palsies for November. scool to I Norsk Wooers
the shop where the prbsoner was acting as porter sad touter, TRAFFIC Ricans. The traffic receipts of 'DAS Is, oneatai Beak corpora.
sad calling out, s• Sale's now on, walk in," he nee railway' in the Malted Kingdom, amounted for the week Mon 20 Otien.lle 8.1. ,lateO.C.
lowliest to enter and pick cep some bargains. The sailor, cadres the 28th of October, 12,299 miles, to 673,1684, and V.24° :1 Die. do. teal
" wall knowing the character of such plaose," declined the for the acoreeponding week of last year on 71,874 mile*, eO.OOO 101 prorto.mot...,„ti
levitation, on which the primer seized him by the collar of to 633,4891., showing ea increase of 425 miles, end of 39,6791. 7.010 go 1 Dado.'"••'
*sell and endeavoured to force him into the shop, The gross receipts on the following 14 railways amounted, 10,00) Itio Pronto. of Ireland
whore the sham auctioneer was plying his trade. In the ,on 8,808 miles. to 558,0124, and for the 10,000 70 Do. do
Ho sailor resented this outrage on him, by in- 'ones 'rag week of 1864, on 8,474 miles, to 527.9991., CAD 10 serude-Perd..4loolll(L
Ulna apes the prisoner • clout of the head. The showing en imam of 334 miles. and so increase of 30,0131. 93.2 r, .12 30,0 n A_lverae.. . ....,__
!sterner struck the sailor, • struggle ensued, and while is The Increase on the Oaledoeisa amounted so 1.7411. ;on the g:zi; us. 1.-•-,,k;,-.7—••
he going on another fellow emerged front the mock &notion Great Northern to 1,8414; an the Great Soothers sad most is Gioea ot Ammo,
dep, and kicked the sailor into the middle of the street. Western to 2,8401. •oe the Great Western to 1,3251.; on WOWS Ceres of Leland ge;IL)
Su fell wider • cab hone ; his life was in danger. He was the Lanesohlre and Yorkshire to 4,1621. •on the Loadoa WPM IS In bides
with difficulty extricated, and not bane the horse trod sod North Western to 3,3354 ; en the London and Met- iroitinow I'-
!w him, fortunately, without Injuring him seriously. tea to 1,9744 • on the 1000d0i, and Soot Wider°. to 4.- - '
re* prisoner was immediately arrested by a pollee. 1.7881. ;as thoi Masiheater, Shetld, and Lincoineblre, to
trustable. 2,669/. ; oa the Midland to 8301. ; is the North British, to
Thomas Downes, of No. 1, Market-hall, Shadwel, mw 1,4061.. -on the North Fasten so 4,4304. and on the
lin, whole transaction, and °mill-mod the statement of South lastera to 43n—total, 30,9191. Bat from this matt
aeie). be deducted 9361., the decrease oe the Great Eastern,
John Reeve, a polies 'sortable al the H divines, 'aid, haring the increase all slows, 30,0131. The goad" sail
there had been many complaints of the mock audios raps mineral teethe ea thole lines amounted be 327.3481., mad
store manses and others were defrauded of their money, he Ohs corresponding well of 1864 to, 306.8254. show* I
*ad 'bum burning and almost worthies articles ware aa boavas of MT= The remillee for passengers, Per-
forced upon them by the aid of confederate bidden anal I Be., amounted to MAUL, Masse 211.1741-. •thowleS I
Pam as , i al 11,2901. The teal% reeeipte es, 40 ether 15
xTbi. Prisoner called • witness named George White, al Mess unosateil. es 3.491 albs, to 115.1561., sad for the
~°. .11. Ellen-errest, or Elmatreel, Booth Lambeth. maw es, emoted week ef lest pier, es, 3,400m05w. to 1034904, 1
"lames getter, who mid the sailor Amick the lint Inww. eheerlag ea Weyer' of 8D sibs aced of 9.8161. in *4l is ,
It"te—Ar• you porter at the weak 511000•1 esigto The total receipts et the pest weak show a de. i
One—No. sir, I went dower there to get aNOif I . esseee en 18.5301. aa with those of the pressen
eatig, ' week, sailing the 21st ofOctober.

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