The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-04 00:00:00

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protection, of their 1 r----.coddisplriyed the most
skeins. desire for ,g4A4I proosedings, is itself
Vrong evidence be the eentemi. No soak ',-
operation took OW Ville foliose meadoss, whilst
the frequent rekeesees Mlle) Orders of Council
to neglect in carrying out the regulation show
that the means enjoined must have bees resisted
II to the utmost. At that time, too, the country
well &imbed in its length and breadth by the re.
ballast which broke out in Scotland in 1746, and,
corriscl its evil results far into England before iti
received its deathblow at Culloden in 17413.1
Oa cannot imagine a time less fitted
for the strict emptoyinent of sanitary rose.
enrol than would be presented by • period ce+
civil war. On the other hand, our population has 1
for years peat been accustomed to the we al
sanitary precautions, the efficacy of which has Dos
abundantly proved in dealing with the epidemic
dimness of humanity, and which are not likely to
be less useful when applied to disorders among
the lower animals.
We have every confidence that the measures
which will be adopted in the present crisis will
result in success. It would be very unfortunate
if any foolish panic should arise from a misfor-
tune which, after all, must ever be expected.
All animal life is subject to disease. The brutes
are happily free from the chances of those disorders
which man, in his intemperance, brings upon
himself, but they are, like us, exposed to
epidemic influences, the nature of which
is as yet but imperfectly understood. Whilst
strenuously contending against the present dis-
order let us not exaggerate its dangers. Cows
affected with contagious fever do not sweets milk.
Doubtless we can ill afford to lose any of our
preeent scanty supply of that article, but at least
we need not fear being furnished with a diseased
production. The more than ordinarily careful
inspection which is likely to arise under existing
circumstances may be safely counted upon to pro-
tect us from being supplied with the flesh of dis-
eased animals. One of the worst evils which we
have to expect is an advanoe in the price of meat,
which already, owing mainly to the abundance of
employment throughout the country and the con-
sequent demand for animal food, is unusually
high.
It remains to be seen bow far Government will
think it right to lend its assistance towards check-
ing the disorder. There is no doubt that its
authority might be most usefully exerted in the
appointment of skilled inspectors, whose duty
it should be to prevent the introduction of
diseased cattle into the country, and the sale of
infected beasts throughout the kingdom. But it
would be unwise to interfere so far as to shift the
responsibility from the stock-keepers, who are imme-
diately interested, and whose business it should be
to apply the requisite precautions. Let them
have the advantage of all that science can advise
to aid them in their efforts ; but, at the same
time, let it remain their interest to eradi-
cate the disease as rapidly as possible. For
this reason compensation for infected animals
which it may be thought prudent to destroy would
better coon from seine such assurance fund as was
instituted by the Wiltshire farmers than from the
hands of Government. In the one ease the
money would be paid by those directly interested
in its proper application ; whilst in the other, the
source of the funds would be one which it is too
often considered quite a venial fault to defraud.

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LONDON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 4.

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A vier fatal disorder has appeared amongst
our cattle. It appears that during the last four
weeks upwards of 2,000 have died of a malady
which is known as the Russian cattle plague, or
contagious cattle typhus. The disease would ap-
pear to have been long prevalent upon the Con-
extents where the moat strenuous efforts have been
made, not altogether without auroras, to prevent its
spread. It is thought that we owe the outbreak
to infected foreign cattle which have been
brought to Islington Market, and there commu-
nicated the disease to healthy English cattle.
The metropolis has been as yet the worst sufferer,
but there are reports that the disease is spreading
into other parte of the country. No little alarm
has been occasioned amongst the stock-keepers,
some of whom refrain, in the face of such dangers,
from replenishing their stock. A large meeting
has been held, and • committee appointed who
have made it their business to address the Lords
of the Privy Council, the LORD MAYOR and Cor-
poration, Board of Customs, metropolitan cow-
keepers and agriculturiata generally, expressing
their desire to receive and afford information upon
the subject. Professor Groom, of the Albert
Veterinary College, expresses a decided opinion as
to the mune to be pursued. He points out that
in the abeence of any known antidote to animal
poisons, our sole resource is to guard against a
spread of the disorder by the isolation and de-
struction of infected beasts. This can only be
accomplished by making it the interest of
stock-keepers to acknowledge the existence of
disease amongst their herds, and by compensating
them for the loss sustained by their destruction.
So long as the Wfitshire farmers concealed the
existence of smell-pox amongst their sheep, the
disease spread with great rapidity. When a sort
of mutual insurance fund was raised to pay for
the destruction of slaughtered animals, the malady
declined and vanished in a few weeks.
In the early half of the last century a disease,
which would appear to be very similar to that with
which we are now threatened, spread over the Con-
tinent, and reached England in 1745. We learn
from • paper read before the Royal Society that
it soak supposed to have been brought over from
Holland by two white calves which a farmer at
Poplar sent for in order to mix the breed of his Eta Dia.rxerrr's DEPARTURE TOR Gsawswe.-
cow& The infection spread thence to maiden. The authorities of Woolwich Arsenal have issued orders
head, by means of two cows sold at the that the trublie
oe fromehallthet admliAttersdeiloi wi6rtnoess.
Tuesday
Queen's
head,
fair held in that town, and which had been oa balm prod with tickets in hi, pier
far that put.
brought from Poplar. The disease extended pose. The royal train will arrive at the foot of the T pros
with alarming rapidity all over the country. is the mewl, from Windsor, as at pow* arraemd, at
Early in 1746 the Government adopted skin- halt-pest 5 o'clock, when her Majesty will proceed down
gent measures with a view to checking the the river in the Alberta, and embark in the Victoria sad
spread of the disorder. By an Order of Council Albsri for A"wsrP*
tanned in March it was enjoined that all diseased His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will
beasts should be separated and destroyed, their leave townli6iarotheicourhigzejof.
in
nezibte west tooeur
willh Clary
bodies to be buried in four feet of earth with the":
a Jet to the Duchess of Cambridge and Mary at
skins on, after slashing the hides so as to render ths Daohers's chateau at Rumpenheim.
them useless. Litter and fodder which had stood His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange has
any chance of being infected were to be removed left usuriry's Hotel for the Magus
and burnt, and no person who bad attended the His Royal Highness Prince Raspigliosi and two
diseased animals was to approach the sound ones sans have arrived at Claridge's Hotel from Paris.
in the awe clothes. Houses were to be cleansed The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland left town
and disinfectants used. Cattle which had recovered yesterday afternoon for Trentham. Staffordshire, to pass
were to be quarantined for a month, and their few weeks before going to Scotland for the autumn.
skins curried and cleansed. No person was allowed The Marquis of Aberconi, accompanied by the
to buy, sell, or expose for sale the flesh of infected Ladies Alberts sod Mead Hamilton, have Chesterfield
Home to-day for Bares's Court, Irked.
animals, or to drive any such to fairs and markets. The Earl and Countess of Dalkeith and family
For every beast destroyed on account of the will leave their resideeee in Hamilton-place, on Saturday
disorder, half its value, as sworn to by the owner, ens, for Dalkeith paw,. mar Edinburgh.
was paid by Government. Three provisions having The Earl and Countess of Howth have arrived
been found insufficient, it became necessary in the at muse, Hotel, from }Wirth Cutts, Ireland.
middle of the following year to give power to The Earl of Wicklow has left his seat in Ireland
justices to prohibit the holding of fairs for the sale Irene Hyde. Ewes. oa a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Disobey.
of cattle. From an Order of Council, in Sep- The Dowager Lady Wenlock will leave town to-
tember, 1747, it would appear that there bad been day for Hamadan Castle. on a visit to Sir Stephen Glynn*
great neglect on the part of the appointed officers and the Right Hon. W. E. and Mrs. Gladstone.
in enforcing these regulations, and additional Lord and Lady Conyers have arrived at their
measures were taken. Not only the distempered, NIA is Yorkshire.
Major-General Sir Andrew Scott Waugh and
but all lean cattle were forbidden to be removed
Lady Waugh have arrived at the Queen's Hotel, Upper
from one parish into another, and this not only in Nor
those parts of the country where the die- ffir William and Lady Brown have left the
order raged, but in every county of England. South Ksesiogton Berl, Qlren'siate4erraos. for Liver.
The prohibition did not extend to fatted pod.
cattle. In spite of these energetic pro- "Lord !Clarendon," says a letter from Calais,
ceedings the disease continued to devastate the " arrived hare ors Tandy on board the Prime Imperial
herds of cattle in the United Kingdom. Owe- steamer, sad after headdress, took his departure for
sional lulls took place, only to be followed by fresh Bruddld"
outbreaks- Nearly ten years elapsed before the Yesterday the marriage of the Hon. Emma Las-
disorder was eradicated, and it has been calculated riles, maid of Meow to laer Majesty. and daughter of
Lady Caroline Lamellas, with Lord Edward Cavendish,
that during that period about 3,000,000 head of
Y.P. r , youngest son of the vase of Devonshire, was rolem.
cattle died, or were summarily destroyed. aimed at St. Ciabriel's Church, Clierter.equare, Pintliao, by
This is not a pleasant history to read, with the the Hoe. sad Rev. Mr. Grey, is the presence of hie Gram
knowledge that a disease of similar character is the Due of Ducushirs, Ludy Louisa Colwell* Due end
again among our cattle. Bat we must not jump to Dears at Botborlaad, Hos. Edward
was,
Lady °bro-
ths conclusion that the want of success which Ilin• Loofa" Lott F. °mod". Lord Oeort• and LbrlV
tended these Orders of Council is sufficient evidence °l_, ""ah I'l2l C"mdi43' lee- At wAtitt_iwackskill
of their futility. There are many reasons which leeee"` thepos7ezz..,-- company "a"
render it very improbable that the measures so en itsa;the afternoon the how sad hater„),,m
stringently enjoined were carried out with fidelity, h,ft tem, Inen.hesse,chreirr, the goat of hk, Grain
or that means of • similar natant would is the Duke of Dereskins.

OSBORNE, Anima 3.
Her Majesty, attended by the Countess et Gains-
borough, drove out yesterday.
The Prince and Pnooer of Wales, Primes Louise, Prince
Leopold, and Princess Beatrice, attended by the Hos. Mrs.
Braes, the Hoe. Mn. liaadiese, Lord A. Paget, and Major
Tyndale, went es board the royal nen Alberta yesterday
oft:room, sad were present at the Cowes Town Regatta in
ewes•roads.

The guess will hold a Conseil at OaSoree cia Monday
eats at half-put 1 o'eloek.

Viseonnt and Viaeenate■ Palmerston left town on Wed-
nesday afternoon for Broadlaads, Hants.
Despatches wars at nt yesterday from the Oolonial.odies
to the governors id Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon, Hoag Kong,
and Libman.

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Priam Omani is sow welled,
object on the mask Previous to the 06/01160DY yesterday.
the Mayor (ft. While) Ned as abbess to his royal Wa-
nes, to which Prises Arthur made the following reply :
Mr. Mayor eel Gestiones,—l hrdb knew hew to
Weak you, as I oould wish, for your kind address. How
demi" it would have teethed end pissed my riser nether,
melding have bees hare herself, to whams, to the mien
Mon which I, as her see, item this day met with, the proof
of the wishakes loyalty end silecition of her Welsh "ob-
jects, sad, above ell, to *MD in the sable work of art to
be now uncovered such gretifyisr evidenos of their re-
verses. for the great and media qualities of my beloved
father, end appreciation of his gmals public services. 111
shad sever forget this day, nee your kind welcome; 041
shall ever think, with pride sad pleasure, of hthleginsia
allowed, moor as I em, to
.represent my dear loather as,
this most interesting reseekes. (Greet applause.)
A splendid banquet was afterwards gives to. his revel
!arbiter, the mayor presiding.
The Bishop of Si. Dame, in reopening the relaelpel
toast, namely, " The Merathey of his Royal Highness the ,
Priam Counirt," .ld.tt bad been observed that the pest
worth of the Lae Prince resort had never been telly sp-
predated during his life. He (the right reversed speaker)
believed that rernerk to be true ; sad how was it to be
upland? It wee sot, he believed, as the principle rr
presented by the Roman satirist :—" Virtutere laminae=
odium embletum en mulls ipuerimos invidi." It was not
that virtue which when pressed moused envy sad dislike,
sod whoa withdrawn if= eight beams an object of regret.
That was sot at all the case here. From his first mina
is this ceuntry the Prism Onaseet never omega he be en
object of high /409014 sat us—theer„ has gas
they
ell knew that the kern be lived the 'mom be en-
cleared himself to their affeethath end the higher
he rose is their esteem. (Cheers.) But it was
true that before that grist lees we did sot in remind frilly
understand end appreciate that which we could estimate
wises we had lost. He believed the explanation of this was
• simple ont, The bet was, that in consequence of his
eminent position he was se muds withdrawn from the
public view as if his lot bed berm out in the lowest and
most obscure parities in life. The inevitable effect of his
eminence of social median was to prevent his worth sad
merit being Mown sad appreciated beyond a very limited
Innis. Bat when a men who bed moved so obscurely sad
"Ready fa the 'outwit prosecution of say pest work, sad
the performance of great public services, bad been
by the inscrutable diaper:Nation of Providence re-
moved prematurely from &moth ns, it was rea-
-1 lied, fitting that the most public dernonstradoe of
setiosal gratitude and admiration should be shows
to his memory. (Applause.) He thought there wee too
mach risme to believe that the 000stitution of the Priam
Ceased bed base unitising by his Idioms sad watibiaP
for the public geed. The right rev. prelate proceeded—l
hops I may Doi be thought guilty of say indiscretion or,
impropriety if I vestare to add that I think there is sun
ther greet service for which the
strongest claims to our gratitude. We know it is the mes
that as the menthe's of the royal f.seily some farmlid
sitothesively into radio life they justify the liveliest hopes
of the seitt'os. (Applause.) For ea indefinite rrokmptios
of the happy rebels.. which have so lour subsisted
between the 'overtire sad her people we Wowi
that we are mainly indebted to the man whose memory
we are this day sesembled to honour. I have been
toothier as the grist echoes and services—the greet pablis
services—of the Prime Comore ; but to my mild they see
not so admirable es the principle oa which they steed—l
mesa the principle of duty—(hear, bear)—end I dwell es it I
for a moment bemuse it is that which is gambled imitation I
in every sphere, aid it ennobles every sphere in which it is
observed. (Applause.) Bat there have been is our time
two inset wits have bees sigma examples of that prisciple.
The as. was the great moldier from whom your royal
highness derives you nerse—(peoloned applause)—the
other the Wadden@ prime to whom you owe your birth.
That pried* in the character of the great soldier has been
noticed by ell his biographers, domestic and foreign. The
greet ashimemest which cheesed the destiny of the world,
and secured the stability of the British empire, wee to his
misd merely the response of °heathens to the all of duty. ,
(Hear.) The things which scarcely any other man eoeld have
dose were with hire that which he could not help doing.
Led the same principle showed Wolf is the life ef the I
Prism Cesspit in • different form : one certainly not lons
admirable, but perhaps I may venture to my eves more
amiable. These two men—the Duke of Wellington and
the Priam Consort--were worthy in live in the same times.l
The Duke, we know, fully appreciated the character of the
Prime Oessort ; sod from the Prises Cesspit and her Ma-
jesty the Queen the Duke of Wellington received, in the
relation which be with permitted to contract is the pence
of your royal highness, the most drool mark of homer sad
esteem which it was possible for • mouth to bestow on •
'abject. (Apples's.)
The toast was received is eolems admen
The RAYO/6 then gam the health of " Their Royal High-
smith@ the Prince and MOMS DI Wales:" after which he
proposed that of Prism Arthur, whose promo° smear
them they welcomed with all the heartiness, cordiality, and
&geode° of a loyal people. He said that the mime of
his Royal Bisbee.' Prime Arthur would ever hereafter live
L the hearts sad sffedioes of the people of Wales.
The toast was received with greet enthusiasm.
His ROYAL HIOHNieg /060 and spoke as follows :—Ledia
and pedestal, I thank you most he irtily for the hied
maser in which you have erosive 1 these toasts. and I am
much obliged for the kind attentioe which has everywhere
bees shown to me in Routh Wales. The Qaees has directed
me to propose the health of her loyal Welsh people, (Pro-
loured cheering.)
The toast having bees duly hemmed,
Lord LLANOVii, limier responded an behalf of the prin
needy, proposed the last tent of the evesini—the health
of the chairman of the memorial committee.
The MAYOR having acknowledged the teeth the party
rose. His royal highs's+ returned to the Gem Home
Hotel. Hs shortly aftorithrrb left fa a carriage for the
railway shako, end proceeded by train to Pembroke Dock,
a salute of 21 guns hocomior his departure. His royal
Menem went on board the Vida& end Albert yacht the
same evening, and retained by sea to Debora".

Reuties-Toligiam Company (Limitidj
R. A. min, itaamanc Mrectar 'AO tits( Me-
graph Construotion and Maintenance Company
" VALENTIA, PIMA; 11.30 LIG
" Same report as yesterday ermine
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SPARC'

MADRID. AVOUBT 3.

The Marquis of Molise and. Princes Ago have
been appointed Spanish Milliliters, the former at
the Court of Loudon, and the latter at Vienna.
The Epoca asserts that orders have been trans-
mitted to Oeneral Ganders to declare war against
Santo Domingo.
This news is oonatdered ver► doubtful.

RETURN OF THE VICEROY TO EGYPT.
ALMEANDRIX, LIMN' 3.

The Viceroy of Egypt arrived here tile Ong•
After having received some official visits his
highness left for Cairo direct at 11 o'clock.

CHINA AND JAPAN.
SHANGRAE, JUNI 22.

names have'been mentioned for the post
e d Bateman oaCoenate, vacant by the
• the 'Marquis uL Gen. de Baguet,
• 11111064ansp, was for several days
vourite, but I rather think the pries will be
• • off by M. Thouvensl. The &dim of the
office are very analogous to those of a home
reward of a club, but the holder gets a suite of
furnished apattaients in the Luxembourg pekoe
and thumping pay. General de Baguet has eon-
soled himself by marrying a widow, Madame de
'Roomer.
Madame de la Pommeraye is about to be married
to IL Lilienthal, a German whose name was men-
tioned in the course of her late husband's *MIL
The annual sitting of the French Academy took
place to-day. It is remarked as a curious coin-
cidence that M. Sainte-Beuve, the author of
Voitipti, was the academician upon whom the duty
devolved of pronouncing the speech upon the prizes
of virtue.
At the second ballot for the council of the ceder
of advocates, M. Arago was elected. The election
was not conclusive as to the only remaining mat,
the competitors for which were MM. Rivolet,
Nicolet, sad Victor Leine°. It is probable ;bat
M. Nicolet will be thrown out at the third ballot.
The Bourse was extremely buoyant to-day. The
heavy deport on the Credit Mobilier, noticed yester-
day, frightened the " bears" and led to many pur-
chases. The Rents passed the corner of 681 r., and
was at one moment quoted at 68fr. 174 x. ; but the
closing prices were 671 r. Fno. for cash, and
Fric. for amount, with a rise of 1710. and Inc.
Mobilier rose 12fr. 50e. Mexican rose le., hem*
off at 47jc. Oomptoir d'Bsoompte rose 20fr. for
cash, and 6fr. 25c. for account. Buss Canal shares
were 10fr. higher.

Advices received here from Pekin announce that
fresh edicts published in that city show that Prince
Kung had not entirely recovered from his late
disgrace.
Ban Koßusin has been killed in an engagement
with the Nieufei rebels. Zsengknofen succeeds
him.
Burgevine has been captured near Amoy while
attempting to join the rebels. Re is detained pri-
soner by the Viceroy at Foochow.
The silk and tea trade have opened briskly at
Shanghae and Foochow.
Intelligence from Japan announces that commer-
cial affairs are progressing satisfactorily.
The Tycoon had determined to attack Prince
Nagato, and had reviewed 100,000 troops.
It was rumoured that Prince Satsuma intended
1 to join Nagato.
The French government steamer Echo has been
lost near Point Romania. The crew were saved.

The following telegram has been received by
Renter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsula and Oriental Steam Navigation Com-
pany, August 4 :
BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
MARSEILLES, Ammer 3.

II Rinrc6"3

The Euzine, with the above mails, arrived here 1
at noon to-day. The mails leave for London at b
Rm.
The ship will be in quarantine until Saturday
morning, but will start on her regular turn that
day from the quarantine harbour.

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PRORAIIIi. 1
SATURDAY. 011 SOMME SUNDAY.
W.N.W. to N.N.Y. CIDAO=. N.W. to N& and back,
fresh to moderato, a modorato to frisk
few tfioworstnplaces. One genondly.
As sbove, go..endly Wiatifitat. As *boat.
Ina
N. W. to N.E., strong Swoons. N.N.W. to Z.N.E..
to sodontio, showers atodotato to tank,
ipsa
lsas mdlrt.s.
Asap vi
ext Above. laWalta. As and ego
Nortimnifierothad. Wirsois.tzaana. Waft. sad 0411-
esadoi. loataten=laillah omnd sad Day Id basal.
Ilmilsramairtoria Baajnad sad Nona ads.

PARIS, THURSDAY Emma.
The Patric gives it to be understood that some
of the Emperor's projects for reforms in Algeria
have leaked out before lie had sufficiently con-
sidered them, and it warns the public not to believe
anything it may see in print on this subject.
" Confidential publications may," it says, " have
got into certain hands and given rise to rainy sup-
positions. But the author of these publications
is of those who do not repudiate the precept of
Boileau, and know that a work which concerns the
honour of Fraaoe and the prosperity of our most
glorious possession cannot be too often revised.
This much, however, is already certain that the
old Arab chief, whose courage as well as cruelty
(redeemed, it is true, by his conduct in Syria) is
well-known by our soldiers, will have no
part whatever in the changes which are
preparing. Let us wait patiently for the reve-
lation of these changes which will be elaborated by The Telegrafo, of Barcelona, says :—" At
a great mind, stimulated by the ardent solicitude Valencia, a few cloys ego, the sea, to di appears*. pr-
of an enlightened patriotism." toady Ws, suddesly isvaded the beach sad laciadated, to
This flourish of trumpets merely means that the a height of three fist, the slide eoestruoted fee the bather%
who were obliged to spring bodily up to the beaches sad
plan for the regeneration of Algiers, which the seawin eider to map. being wetted. is a quarter of a.
Emperor conceded in the first flush of the excite- how U. ere resamd to its awMai gaga This sect of tow
went of his tour in the country, did not bear sober is Tory rove to the Ifediterressan2'
examination, and that be is as much punted bow The Phase de la Loire has the following :—" One
to deal with a moat difficult question as any of his et the 'events* Swiss escaped from the weak of the WM. I
claimed by the Swiss au
foregoer*. bans Nelson, and miraculously eared by the captain d aim
Many conjectures have been hazarded as to the Marcus,' his jug heSss ... -...
lying seder prosecution for forgery arid frealuiset me,.
object of the solid scaffolding now erected around minty. An unlucky 'right he certainly Is, to mope lee
the Egyptian obelisk in the Place de la Concorde, sad water oily to fill into the heads of iodise p.
but these are all disposed of by a paragraph in the The Pope has raised to the rank of prelate, with
Afoniteur du tioir. No organic) changes in the **title of Mosselgear, an 1 balladry Chomberiain to his
Cleopatra needle are in contemplation, and the Holies* the MA eiseelello Secretary to iris'
had the hmear Hasestle'.,.._
whole apparatus now visible, ponderous and costly Armed* Who* Permits ofend Ociutantisopla
of ma&
though it be, has no other object than to Amaa am le r" is May, 1441.1
nerved by the Enliven's
produce a novel effect in the illuminations on
The Freese states that the first diggings in the
August 15. A net work of gas pipes is to be at- tuotio.do.mitt hot. show' that tateatdietely Gabe the
tached to the column, by means of which it will, at surface esist about five feet of sand which will be et
a given moment, be made to appear a pillar of the greatest utility is making mortar for the buildin
`sue
light. On each of the four sides of the mono- the Exhibition Palms and lead to eeonomy, from bees
lithe will be designed palm leaves supporting the the spot, of 500.000 tr.
imperial initials and formed of nearly 50,000 jets of tio!hie Engl
tone ish church at
ich wu laid about Wiesbaden—the
t.O
yeas. ago founds-
Sion
We are promised greet improvements in the Sir Alexander Mast, her Brifoonio Majesty s Minister
illuminations this year, in which the electric light ?leuipotenthery, t!
dedicated, .GeresseioCrotralo AugusWe
o—eme e
will playa much larger part than on any former of eatwarorarthoT'uto oragoramartito „tow
omission. of Mr. Edwin Corbett, Chart& d'Affaires. In TM DAMIAN& ;
THE COMMITTEE OP COUNCIL ON The distribution of prizes for music and declama- it; PanKtifwg.tfterstss.chsß Bra illabet..l%slielte belalrdtiala.L*l.!
EDUCATION.
—.--. tion at the Conservatoire, which was to have taken of Nam.. the Minister of powook° -g,„. „n-a=".
kink ; the Bergoreaster the Town Osunall. the Pro-
This morning was issued a report from the Select place to-day, is postponed till to-morrow, and the
toetint Landethischof mid'
clergy of the tows, the orient of
Committee of the House of Commoves " oppolated to in- rumour runs that the Empress and the Imperial the Greek Church, he.
There was a large &Waukeee of
quire into the constitution of the Committee of Council Prince will come up from Fontainebleau to witness F.ngtish clergy, with whom was united the Bishop at W-
oo Education, and the system under which ess the busin of the ceremony. foods. After the reedlog of the comohnicin from the
, Bishop of London, sod the preosetatioe of the dead of con.
the of is conducted, and also into the best mode Disrshal Bassin is stated to have asked the squibs by the Minister of Please" the archbishop pro-
of extendlog the benefits of government itemisation, , I). ....memoon to remain five years in seeded to dedicate the church scoording to the form in use
mid the parliamentary greats to schools at peewit '"""1)!Se_o 7 r.s. .....
of is, with in the dipper of London. His Grace preached an ailed-
end
by the State." The minutes of 'Mom Mel's% in *am:Nue' "''' marriage a table serous,. The services were choral sad well rendered,
are appended. The repeat is es toilers :-4.youm Mexican lady. This !news stands very well with and theturch was betfituilily dvseortded. Theaubdiellidies is
committee bare received much evidences upon the the complaints of Maximilian and his friends, ! ?._
inektill to hold 250 style,orated
. It swains be • girl= bees to the
queetious referred to them. With respect to the constitu- which I have seen noticed in private letter*, that &Wish residing in or waiting this fashionsble Gerson
tics of the educe*" deportment, sad the system wider the real Emperor of Mexico is Marshal Bassinet. wateriss-Place•
Woitzu ire Amseics..—A young woman named
otwhittt ?me adannmuslimeterodgnet: ftohreythheaPne"mw etwaioeart popular lode. But the reason assigned for such a prolonged
Harris. who was courted by a man named Burresghs, and
former presided' sod vice-preekteete, sad the secretary. of absence from his country of a Marshal of France who killed the latter, when without informieg km of his
iotentios, he married another. lies just bees acquitted et
the cceataittee of council, and several of her Melesty's in. seems a very bad one. I will venture to say that wish, , dui a trig whist, lasted
sinus, day
sad
speston. They have also team amidst:co frem various carts his young wife does not desire to postpone for wed dome, of oolowoo is she papers. The weak : tic.
of England with respect to the policy of making a esera.
Gated teacher an iodimpenesble 000dn of state widows five years the enjoyment of the high consideration OW prompts pie Err York Tiers to make the followleg
to • school, and with respect to the existing practice of ice
list be regarded as • settled pried* is *uric*
and brilliant novelty which would be the rolattte: ' . The reala• oily furnishes a saw Mulls"'
appanage of her rank in Paris. That the Marshal law—that say woman who considers hared: road is any
education department on the important subject of religious
himself should wish to remain in Marko a way by • meellerc el the *Um sex him with *-
teaching lead the adoption of the Conscience Game. Yourpinky, sett with as segued immusilit;lkra the prescribed
committee are obliged to state, with much regret, that, cos- moment longer than his military ilia" require is Denali* of law. The mss may realty have bean guilty
&Miring the period of the year and the peculiar circus- in the highest degree improbable. But if it is neither decrial., spirit her y±art_ltsessult apes her
• e is mind
deems of the present Haines OM an usable to complete contemplated that his command is to last all that iryeer•faer aattralrakaa aWut'a,,,SZ•A if she
mew& hti.
their inquiry ; bet they prosiest the evidence already taken Wee, then indeed the government orators, who is net wash es she bed astielpated from kis
to the house, with a cenvictioe that, althsush ou
lame points imperfect, and as yet oseoided, it gyve
~. bee,
out not long ago that the French army was
ostroediss. el;;sa miyis iskilleameal" hurisa roirabar"lie%_•°r.,_ wilk-
ee She aPan'
will be found to be or red twins, sod Tau.. on ..... way e and would be very soon altogether site sex le say of =Gam sappm, or io ahnor say sop.
The question raised is the second pert of the cao, of Wu, Withdrawn, will have quite a new story to tell next Paaahl ease Mowers; she le ellecee ceetele t• eetleile. Bet
oily tire esteems penalty of the law, bat say pserity whal-
es" via, ' how beet to extend the tassels of goverment • year. ever. ft were crelemto fled fault with this stale of thins,
inepeetioe sad the parliamentary grant to schools at pre- I "M. Schneider," says the Nord, " will not, it is Is is mealier es Amide., sad Pee* le leemel ere dad-
aist unassisted by the state,' is ow so wide, and of each said, be included among the new senators about to dedlypriedel it. There is ao err iesteasiar isok eof thief"
extreme imiewteees to the Ceeetetiee of "'miss edussSise' benominated, the Vice-President of the Legislative :rehpyteesslamied dtbli:es:xesisear ;but who eire/1 ewes eith is-
extreme
year committee think it desirable that further isquiry .
should be made into branches of this pieties et the subject, Body having declined to exchange the charge con- 'whip a • tr.wall eooagb.
Wind alp bye AU° Nothings, end h 7
shishai tblejyjesrvehitherto torah
0. ed callbigsadvie your or sot fided to him for the dignity with which the Em- . eelawleli it boor the foot is mi.& so this brim} isimil
grdy regret t Shies
heir Inabilit to compllte y-og peror wished to honour him." It is not surprising oemmiens se mespeet idsnesif is the premiere of the sea es
to them they think it nodeeinsble to meant any partial that M. Schneider, with his immense fortune, and ?ew wagaa sa7 el them eller a rea or jam" pretext
report, and are of opinion that the legally ought to beter bre oil eatisody.
resumed. They therefore recememeed that, ak the cons. after the considered* he has acquired by very VotOrintsa Irma Beasaes —lt appears that a
should
bead the next souks of
Chet,o a committee creditable conduct in the chair of the Corps Livia- riles*, lire brigade to about is he famed ter lissikora
should be appoisted to carry en, seem e same order of huff, should refuse the senator, 30,0006,. o for the promotion of preemie la eel areas& Beromptee,
ref/roses, the hequiry which they mow fad themselves mi. ' • . year ; sea that the sewn at *MOM all sulaide the heir& eel
able to ocaeleds." and moreover his vice presidency Is Wear paid. be sought by deestiess mid timerat sahmertpderres -. .

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_UNBOLT SERVICES—During the stems the present day prove as ine iii • • 1
II .1.8 at the past yes', OM& the Bests at the Redoes! Itteheat ___, . .. .
all
sanitary
leettlatien have tart hasr Dem Mamma wrerets aa ear V•rtott ailKwittea
~M. The lastildies slee_egew•DlSAllll 10- 6A- tit! fight against an amount of i fk \ja
ease period au tts Weisel lIIIR
....._ .
_!__,. ....
lag Am. . wimds gidw gm raperemp parseee'STais which it is fair to accolade • ex.
liftlirsir sad caw imam "I °81.1.12.8. at u" 114"." The very fact that 250 cowkeepers met tellei
nasally APPEAL to lea pates or ASSISTANCZ. to mats _
g= I" 46•11"8421617 digimag""a"l-11.12-11-414- aM ONO*" Mel Ineessesh amasses for
me mcsimuseems.
miose=zaredo=thswunsumiesedotaa;
owansewas protection of their herds, and displayed the II
sluing diorite for energetic Proceedings,
is it
i ' umaser_;:azszsegesee=utturasia Liwir. In. &km, Jodi.
- idirong evidence to the unwary. No sue
OPERA and Rsox GIAB.W. by ftwitifirTf operation took plane en dim....fotniereocarion ~,w1
Yd Tate s& els. sad 411.. In asir mu with rock the frequent references in sae order. of Con
1 arrest tare, or in abandmils. II guineas si.S. jivre_r_ta_To.b• to neglect in carrying out the regulations &
tirsa rttlirresseturesiararasi lim'elis=.".iss. — that the means • most have bees rah
enjoined
i
i JOHN BROOME. was disturbed in its length and breadth by thi
lIRIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUIA
_UPORY, hellion which broke out in Soothurd in 1746,
vi...e a, KidfiIITTA4ISIXT, coverr-nisestr. carried its evil results far into England brio
received its deathblow at Culloden in 11
JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS. One cannot imagine a time less II
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JOHN BROGDZINI3 GOLD Gl.l ARD GRAINS mum than would be presented by • perioi
civil war. On the other hand, our population
JOHN BROGDIN'SGOLD ALBERT CHAINS. for years put been accustomed to the US
, 1 JOHNBROODENSGOLDBROOCHOHAINS. unitaryPabundanilrecily proved inntiors,thdeeeslingwßiwoithf whichspill;
dimness of humanity, and which are not like
be less useful when applied to disorders at
if fte orprtols. thelower animals.
. i We have every confidence that the men
...-___ which will be adopted in the present crisi
an,,u,,,,,,,,businss° °Claill"tov ..ntelirarli•at...... Imam groan result in success. It would be very unforti
smut
lob:LlS:sib* OETTI. 114—r4R-T-TITGIIIII•ST. by Tang
if any foolish panic should arise from • in
tune which, after all, must ever be axle
All animal life is subject to disease. The 1
MAYMARRET. are happily free from the chances of those disc
van Emma THE LADY OP LYOPS. Kam Vela •
Nohow, Neville, habitat., au water tisereseeee es : Mim lb which man, in his intemperance, brings
and Mrs. Marsten.-NOT A BAD JUDO& Yr. Waiter Most, himself,
1I I ' got:my-To eaadude with s BALLET.-Oonastam at T. but they are, like us, expos
epidemic influences, the nature of
I i eltrennews. is as yet but imperfectly understood. 1
:MiIiADRAIIIIrtt 01:1 V-111.:0.2 ' lninrizsmat strenuously contending againet the preset
S, Taratered, D. Mawr D. Marry Sires. • : D•
gougkom mg MI. 1L d„,,,„,._Adig AKpLa ApoLoGy. • order, let us not exaggerate its dangers.
affected with contagious fever do not sweet'
se.rramiru. Doubtless we can ill afford to lose any a
111311 zymase, THIRD CLASS AND FIRST CLASS. *MIR
1 1 Ceuntord, Drummond, lagwood. and Peru :dm denim Tread, present scanty supply of that article, but a
Moreau, sal scoff-Weald MALL I DrNif Mr. J. leT- we need not fear being furnished with adi
„adds.-And THE =maw DIAMOND. Mks at care.
production. The more than ordinarily I
HIGH HA MM AT LONDON-H .IDM inspection which is likely to arise under e
SRN DAT Morning, llh. eas.....Anssoos, Ok. let circumstances may be safely counted upon 1
I I l°4mi°' - "%124. iIL 1im...-Aftleu".. °IL 43.4 tact us from being supplied with the flesh
eased animals. One of the worst evils wb
LONDON. FRIDAY. AUGUST 4. to
--e. have expect is an advance in the price of
Iwhich already, owing mainly to the &bunch
. ,
A eine fatal disorder has appeared amongst employment throughout the country and tl
our cattle. It appears that during the last four
seqaent demand for animal food, is nn
weeks upwards of 2,000 have died of a malady bigh.
which is known as the Russian cattle plague, or It remains to be seen bow far GOTOTMIII
1 1 , contagious cattle typhus. The disease would cep- think it right to lend its assistance towards
pear to have been long prevalent upon the Con- in the disorder. There is no doubt I
sinent, where the moat strenuous efforta have been authority might be most usefully exerted
made, not altogether without scenes, to prevent its appointment of skilled inspectors, wham
:i spread. It is thought that we owe the outbreak it Mould be to prevent the introdur
ti 1 to infected foreign cattle which have been diseased cattle into the country, and the
brought to Islington Market, and there commit- infected beasts throughout the kingdom.
nitrated the disease to healthy English cattle. would be unwise to interfere so far as to '
The metropolis has been as yet the worst sufferer, responsibility from the stock-keepers, who sr
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into other parts of the country. No little alarm to apply the requisite precautions. Le
has been occasioned amongst the stock-keepers, have the advantage of all that science cal
some of whom refrain, in the face of such dangers, to aid them in their efforts ; but, at th
• from replenishing their stock. A large meeting time, let it remain their interest to
' has been held, and a committee appointed who mite the disease as rapidly as pouibl
,
ii i have made it their business to address the Lords this reason compensation for infected
of the Privy Council, the LORD MAYOR and Cor- which it may be thought prudent to destrc
porstion, Board of Customs, metropolitan cow- better coon from some such 'ammo) fun
keepers and agriculturiata generally, expressing instituted by the Wiltshire farmers than I
their desire to receive and afford information upon hands of Government. In the one
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I the subject. Professor Gamow; of the Albert money would be paid by those directly it
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Veterinary College, expresso' a decided opinion as in its proper application ; whilst in the o
to the noun to be pursued. He points out that source of the funds would be one which i
. in the absence of any known antidote to animal often considered quite a venial fault to di
' I poisons, our sole resource is to guard against a
i spread of the disorder by the isolation and do- 16be (Dun.
I eviction of infected beasts. This can only be
accomplished by making it the interest of
OSBORNE, A
stock-keepers to acknowledge the existence of Her Majesty, attended by the Countess
disease amongst their herds, and by compensating borough, dye" Gag yesterday.
I them for the loss sustained by their destruction. The Prises sod Princess of Wales, Primus Lei
So long as the Vanillin:, farmers concealed the Leopold. and Princess Beatrice, attended by the
•, I existence of small-pox amongst their sheep, the Brave, the Hoe. km Ilaalltar, Lard A. Part,
disease spread with great rapidity. When a eon Teesdale, wont ow board the reysl r cht Albert
1 of mutual insurance fund was raised to pay for fte
weans
the destruction of slaughtered animals, the malady s
roads.
rocee , sad were pretest at the Cowes Tow,
declined and vanished in a few weeks. The Queen will hold a Conseil at Oe'sorce
In the early half of the last century a disease,ll nest at Italf•Plat 1 &elorli-
which would appear to be very similar to that with viesseei mg viteoeuteetpekotritee left to,
which we are now threatened, spread over the COD.. „why itimm, jet, &oinked., Hats.
111 I tinent, and reached England in 1745. We learn Dopstches were ant yesterday from the 0
from • paper read before the Royal Society that to the governees el Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon,
' 1 I i it wait supposed to have been brought over from and Lehman.
Holland by two white calves! which • farmer at
Poplar sent for in order to mix the breed of his Him 3Luserrs's DEPARTURE TOR GI
male. The infection spread thence to Maiden- The authorities el Woolwich Arsenal have b
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head, by means of two cows sold at the that the public shall be admitted to witness
embarkation from the Royal Arsenal pier on T
fair held in that town, and which head been se beim provided with ticket. to be rented I
' . i brought from Poplar. The disease extended poe., The mid int. will sow, at the goat a
with alarming rapidity all over the country. is the ansed, hose Windsor, as at present I
Early in 1746 the Government adopted stria- half-pest 5 o'clock, when her Majesty will p
i gent measures with a view to checking the the river is tbs Alberta. and embark in the '
spread of the disorder. By an Order of Council Albert Aar AllAwsrP'
i Weed in March it was enjoined that all diseased His Royal Highness the Duke of Cam
beasts should be separated sad destroyed, their
manleave townli..iert3heirearshighLof.
in
neziht
the ant
oinnstua I
bodies to be buried in four feet of earth with their a visitT to the Duchessha of Cambridge sod Pow
It skins on, after slashing the hides so as to render the Duchess's chateau at Rumpenheim.
\ them useless. Litter and fodder which had stood His Royal Highness the Prince of I
c any chance of being infected were to be removed islet Mauclgy's Hotel for the Hague
' 4 I end burnt, and no person who bad attended the His Royal Highness Prince Raspiglit
I diseased
animals was to approach the sound ones seas bare wird at Claridges Hotsl from Par
andwere to be quarantined for a month, and their few weeks before going to Scotland for the ant
dtbLgainfmacetcankfars.uhed.Hcouriattzwwehirech
htosabereocolevsnert
yeatoThaedalytteemanooadfoDo unoachesishoom.f Ssutotheerordlard
skins curried and cleansed. No person was allowed The Marquis of Abercorn, tccompai
1 1 to buy, sell, or expose for sale the flesh of infected IA" Alberta sad Ka" Himiltee' Ism
animals, or to drive any such to fairs and markets. Hoes. today for Rue" Coact. Iteleul
The Earl and Countess of Dalkeith
I For every beast destroyed on account of the wonsave their Towne. is Hemittoo.pieee
disorder, half its value, as sworn to by the owner, wit, for Diasith Palace, star Edinburgh.
was paid by Government. Three provisions having The Earl and Countess of Howth h
I been found insufficient, it became necessary in the at cartage's Hord, from Howth Castle, Ireb
I middle of the following year to give power to The Earl of Wicklow has left bin SW
justices to prohibit the holding of fairs for the sale lone Hyde, Ewes. oe a visit to Mr. and Mr
of cattle. From an Order of Council, in Sep- The Dowager Lady Wenlook will Les
t i tember, 1747, it would appear that there had been day for Rewards° Carle, on a visit to Sir Si
great neglect on the part of the appointed officers and the Right Hoe. W. IA and Mrs. Girlie
in enforcing these regulations, and additional Lord and Lady Conyers have 'Jell
• measures were taken. Not only the distempered, art is Yorkshire.
. . Major-General Sir Andrew Scott
but all lean cattle were forbidden to be removed
1 i from one pariah into another, and this not only in ry Walsh have eitteed at the Queen'.
I ed. butf the
country
oonwnhtevreof reword.
- -every - g Saadi Keesurgtee Hotel, Qsaores-gate4ern
The prohibition did not extend to fatted peel. •
theEn
England.
! 1 those
esdes
raged, ° 47 Sir William and Lady Brown hi
) 1. ' • cattle. In spite of these energetic pro- " Lord !Clarendon," says a letter
ceedings the disease continued to devastate the "arrived here ce Toceday ea board the 1
i herds of mottle in the United Kingdom. Owe- steamer, aid after brealdsetior, took him
1; / sional lulls took place, only to be followed by fresh Brussels."
outbreaks. Nearly ten years elapsed before the Yesterday the marriage of the Hon
disorder was eradicated, and it has been calculated as maid of Immm° to ken idaim°To a
Lady Oaroliee Lamella, with Lord Edo
I i
that during that period about 3,000,000 head of
M.P., youngest see of the Duke of Devon,
4 cattle died, or were summarily destroyed. Weed at Si. Gabriel's Ohara, Clesteroqa
4 This is not • pleasant history to read, with the
i I the Hoe. sad Err. Mr. Grey, is the preen
1 knowledge that a disease of similar character is the Due of Deeemdare, lady Lcades Cave
) again among our cattle. But we must not jump to Garber of Sutherland. Hee. Edward Lem
i the conclusion that the want of success which at- lia•Lacergert lead F. Oemedhh, Lard 0
tended these Orders of Council is sufficient evidence flemellear lady Imiss— ea- -"4"13' fie. A
. d the oressony the company repined b
of their futility. There are many reasons which I
4 use , geou.square, when a reed de
/ % render it very improbable that the measures so ~, y.moult,. Is the demean the add
stringently enjoined were carried out with fidelity, mune., ter Isen.heene, Chiswick, the •
or that means of • similar asters would in the Duke of Devonian.
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the present day prove es ins • • J.-, al THE •* I G 11.4 F "tt M 7f..
" ELLIGNIP A
• i sok
period described all smiler/ 1„..,n • I TILDOILLMIL)
fight against an amount of • • rak
which it is fair to accolade • 1111111 Y, AT. % • • • C TELEGR •• • .
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The very fact that 250 ccwhoPPett met kileiber_ The statue raised by the people of ' I to the
The following tilrs% .has_ beanreceived b 3
s.— 4111011arell 11/ND prim, °mon wawa, sad &eft a poodird Reutees Telegram topanj (Limited) froin