The Express.
London, England, 1866-06-16 00:00:00

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

OFFICIAL RETIJRN.
This return gives the number of cases occurring
in Great Britain, which have been officially reported to
this department. The divisions of England are those
of the census. Column I only records the cases reported
as having commenced during the weeks indicated by
the headings ; " back " cases being added to column 2.

1 2
Number Result of reported cases
attacked. from the commencement
of the disease.
Camas Divisions. . -
l'.. .1 1
.a t 1 .
:8 1,1 1\ t ...,,, ra
g g t-. 9 a a 8
<w a A ;5
Metropolitan District. 10 8 78931 34121 3712; 318 451
South Eastu. Counties 5 2 481Z' 1687 2538! 465 173
Mouth Mid. Counties 99 133 20492! 8498, 10068 1539 387
Eastern Counties . 2l 37 11386. 5307 4834: 788 is
South West. Counties 0 1750 656 822 207 71
West Mid. Counties 1 96 135 14505' 5996 6090 1611 908
North Mid. Counties 111 1701 18732 10710 6208, 1218 646
North West. Counties 636 311, 70233 23691 35000' 7944 3698
Yorkshire
Northern Counties
tionmouthsh.d: Wales 361 251 8252, 1110 6791' 1064 297
Scotland
........_ ____,— .
Totals
9671 960 248025, 70997124160 32658'11210
(Signed) WILLIAM CLODE, Superintendent.
Statistical Office of the Cattle Plague Department,
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(Signed) WILLIAM CLODE, Si
Statistical Office of the Cattle Plague I) _
Privy Council Office, June 15.
This return shows that 957 attacks were reported to have
occurred during the week ended June 9, being an increase
of 27 on the previous week. Correcting the. total by
adding an estimated average of attacks commencing during
the week, but which may be subsequently included under
the heading "Back cases," the number for the week will
be 1,234.
Nom —Three inspectors who reported cues last week have not
reported in timu fur this return, viz. ,---For the county of
Lancaster, I ; Lincoln, 1 ; and for the metropolis, 1. These in-
spectors reported 14 cases last week.

LAST EXAMINATIONS.
July 13. Frances Sophia ?laden. Dorchester-place, Blandford-
square, boarding-house keeper-July 13. A. Palmer, Whitting-
ton-place, Holloway, cutler-July 13. T. Lands, High. street,
Camden-town, boot manufacturer-July 13. J. Peters, Chariton
and Lee, Kent, builder-July 13. J. Clutterbuck, Charlton, Kent,
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.081nrosv'eeinLorLYparit,wer BJadmebenimmrwell
clerk-July 21. 8. Collis. Leipsic-road, Camberwell New-road,
painter-July 13. C. C. Cripps, Harrogate-road, Victoria-park,
W. licensed victualler-July 14. 0. Brawls, Charlotteetreet, Old
Kent-rout, engine driver-July 14. A. English, New Shoreham,
Sussex, sail maker-July 13. J. Wilkinson, North Minims, Hert-
fordshire, baker-July 14. E. W. Chapman, Toolevetreet, South-
wark, lighterman-July 14. 0. F. Goodman, Milton-next-
Gravesend, gentleman-July 20. H. H. Adam, Grattonetreet,
Mlle End-road, and Cannon-street-rout, St. George's-in-the-Kart,
surgeon-July 13. W. Guthrie, Forties, butcher-July 14. H.
Bish, Stratford, Eases, late beerhouse keeper-July 14. G. F.
Bonner, Lower Searles-place, Temple Bar, printer-July 14. W.
Southgate, Catfleld, Norfolk, butcher-Ju y 14. C. Cromman
Somerset-street, Portman-square, retired major in the Bengal
army-July 14. W. Chapman, Thomnsetreet, choose, bull e•
-July 20. H. J. Colkett, Custom-house-terrace, Victoria Dock,
ship keeper-July 21. 0. Fisher, Norwich, leather seller-July
20. 11. Lerche, Bleuheim-street, New bond-street, tailor-July
20. A. Heiken, Penton-place. Newington, boot manufacturcr-
July 21. W. Keen, Walt amstow, Essex, superintendent packing
clerk to a bullion merchant-July 5. R. Clapp, Fenchurch-street,
commission agent-July 2. C. Cook, Princes-road, Notting-hill,
mechanical chimney sweep-July 2. A. A. Guerrier, Woolwich,
messman of the Royal Horse Artillery-July 2. W. W. Stables,
Worthing, Sussex, late merchant-July 2. 11. Mercer, Folke-
stone, Kent, livery stable manager my 2. C. Gilliy, Burlelgh.
street and Little Eversden, Cambridgeshire, caprolite merchant
-July 2. J. R. Cooper Peabody's-buildings. Shoreditch, iron-
monger-July 2. IL Strong, New Peckham, journeyman painter-
July 2. J. Wise, linchley, Middlesex, wheelwright-July 2. E.
Harding, Vaughan-place, Old Kent-road, commission agent-
July 6. C. T. &nevelt., Lawrence Pountney-lane, City, commission
agent-July 5. E. Owen, Walcut-place, Kennington-road, and
Strand, publisher--July 5. A. W. Rlxon, Westmlagter-cluunbers,
Victoria-street, solicitor-July 6. W. A. Vesey. Bashothallatreet,
woollen warehouseman-July 5. C. Bradford, Woolwich, licensed
victualler-July 5. 8. Margrie, Flood-street, Chelsea, farrier-
July
5. J. Whale and J. E. Waller, Old Kent-road. cheesemongers
-July 5. R. T. King, Park-place, Regent's-park, iron merchant
-July 17. H. Morris, Ashbourne, Derbyshire, farmer of tolls-
July 24. T. Rose, Drakelow, Derbyshire, labourer-July 10. T.
Camp, Twyford, Derbyshire, farmer-July 3. O. Fletcher, Sutton-
underMrailes, Gloucestershire, Istelsrwer-July 31. 11. T. Gibbs,
Barnstaple, grocer-July 31. W. H. Richards, Ashburton, Devon-
shire, mine agent-July 3. J. Jackson, Wakefield, web manufac-
i urer-July 3 L. Lambert, Bradford and Eccleshlll, cloth manu-
facturer-July 6. E. Smith, Pateley Bridge, Yorkshire, chemist
-July 5. T. Groom, Royton, near Oldham, bleacher-July 18. J.
Dunkerley and W. Dempaey, Hollinwood, near Manchester, corn
dealers--July 26. W. Cornforth, Macclesfield, eilkman-July 2.
W. May, Tedburn St. Mau, Devonshire, licensed victualler-
-July 2. J. Miller, Pinhoe and St. sidwell, Devonshire, farmer,
and Yeovil, milk salesman-July 2. Mary Ann Pasamore, Exeter,
umbrella manufacturer-July 2. J. B. Dunkley, Exeter, saddler-
July 2. C. W. B. Pewee, Topsham, Devonshire, plumber-July 2.
C. Wyatt, Farriugdon, Devonshire, butcher-July 10. T. Buttress,
East Norton, Leicestershire, builder-July 10. J. Jackson, Horn-
inghold, Leicestershire, wheelwright-June 20. J. Beech, Sand-
bach, Cheshire, joiner-June 28. I'. J. Smith, Luton, Bedford-
shire, tailor-July 13. C. Pipe, Cockfleld, Suffolk, farrier-July it.
G. Jones, Bala, bookseller-June 27. H. Thomas, Netherend,
Worcestershire, butcher-July 19. J. Sell, Bishop Stortford,
Hertfordshire bellhanger-June 29. J. Owens, Newtown, Mont-
gomeryshire, innkeeper-July 3. J. E. Dooley, Stockport, cotton
, waste salesman-July 26. G. Bell, Dlonkwearmouth Shore, Our-
THE CONSOLIDATED BANE.-A meeting of the ham, rigger-June 24. T. Potts, Sunderland, pilot-June 29. W.
Norwich and Norfolk creditors of the Consolidated Bank Douglas, Bishop Auckland, Durham, and Penrith, Cumberland,
was held on Thursday at the Royal Hotel, Norwich, for potato merchant-June 29. J. Sidgwick, Middridge, Durham,
mMer-June29. H. Smith, Oreasbro Yorkshire, labourer-July 2.
the purpose of considering whether it was desirable to H. Fsasthiun, Blackburn, labourer'--July 10. J. Beagle, Ilan.
adopt a resolution similar to that agreed to by the Man- cheater, grocer-July 10. J. Sinclair, Crumpsall, Lancashire,
cheater creditors for the payment of their deposits, Ac., by plumber-June 27. It. Denholm, Berry Edge, Durham-July 9.
instalments. Mr. F. Hankey attended on the part of the Elizabeth Dennett, Parr, Lancashire, grocer-July 7. W. Naylor,
directory, and there was a numerous gathering of creditors, Worksop, Nottinghamshire, chemist-July 12. T. Bear, Glouces-
who were unanimous in their acceptance and adoption of ter, ship carpenter-July 12. 0. Barley, Bedford, groom-July 20.
E. Sunderland, North shields, draper-July 5. 0. Deakin, Tick.
the resolution. Mr. J. H. Tillett presided, and stated
MIL Yorkshire, blacksmith-July 9. J. Caunt, Skegby, Nutting-
that the proposal made was to pay the creditors by four h.nubire, shopkeeper.
instalmente-ss. in the pound in cash on the re-opening of BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
the bank; 55., Oct. 1, 18116; 5e., Feb. 1,1867; and lie., June June 9. WILLIAM Esoorr, Arthur-mews, Caledonian-road, black-
1, 1867, with interest at five per cent. per annum, and smith.
each instalment to be represented by the promissory notes May 24. JOHN SAMUEL NEWSOM BUDD, Stamford-villas, Fulham.
of the bank. The chairman also stated that the affairs road, late chief accountant to a public company.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
of the Bank of London would be separated from Jons rim, Nottinghamshire, lace maker-
those of the Consolidated Bank (Limited); the assetsdeLD3s
r3EN. im
.K, June 18 and three e subsequent. let
Mondays- ,-at
of the Consolidated Bank would be returned into its hands, Harris', Nottingham.
and the assets of the Bank of London would go back to the THOMAS CHAPMAN Leicester, bookseller-let dividend
representatives of that bank. Mr. F. Hankey, who ap. of 75., June 11 and three subsequent Mondays, at Barris',
peered on the part of the directors of the Consolidated Nottingham
Bank, stated that Mr. K. Hodgson, late governor of the Ciliates Nottingham, conlwaluer-3rd dividend of
lad. June 18 end three subee,ruent Mondays, at Harris', Not-
Rank of England, had consented to examine the books of thigh..
the Consolidated Bank en the part of the London share- FRANCIS Pty./nay LASSCRY, Bristol, gentleman-let dividend of
holders, and he was to be associated with a Manchester lid., any Wednesday, at Acraman's, Bristol.
gentleman, of equal standing. The promissory notes pro- DAVID BARIUM, Blaencivld, Carmarthenshlre, farmer-dirt-
posed to be issued would receive the sanction and endorse- dend of 51d., any Wednesday, at Acramana. Bristol.
Dam PHILLIPS, Aberuchan, draper-Ist dividend of ga ad.,
went of Mr. Hodgson. The proposed arrangement had re- any Wednesday, at Acraman's, BrWoL
ceived the sanction of Vice-Chancellor Wood on the part JOSEPH JActecign, Cardiff, stationer-Ist dividend of U. 3d., any
of the Bank of London, so that all legal difficulties, so far Wednesday, at Amman's, BristoL
as that bank was concerned, were at an end. The Man- WILLIAM BISDNRAD, Cheltenham, builder-Ist dividend of
cheater and London shareholders were unanimous as to the m Pid., any Wednesday. at Asraman's, Bristol.
reopening of the bank. A cordial vote of thanks wile JAMES THOMAS WiLSON, Br st 1, wine merchant- lit dividend
tendered to Mr. Hankey for his attendance and - of 54" any Wednesday' " Aefama°l4 Bristol.
JAMIE BARON, ND., Whalley, Lancashire, commission agent-Ist
planation'. dividend of Is. 10kol., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester.
CRYSTAL PALACE. -CIE SHILLING DAT.- Maas MELD MILL., Ashton-under-Lyne, machine maker-Let
FRIDAY, JUNE 15.-Admissions on payment, 1,975 ; dividend of 3a. Id., any Tuesday at MergiuVa. Manchester.
ditto by season tickets, 1,272. Total victors, 3,247. Jong ROBERT PLAIT and ROBERT WILCOX, Oldham, cotton spin-
ners-ist dividend of Ts. 6d., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, MID 6d.,
AND STRZTAGTH &MOD= IT Du BLILEY'S chimer.
DILICRODS RITALENTA ARABICA FOOD which cures without me- CHARLES lIIIMIPSY, Ashton.under•Lyne, high bailiff of Lancashire
Mehl. or inconvenience dyspepsia ( Onitipearhe maws% County Court-lit dividend of Is. any Tuesday, at Mor-
cousumption, debility, eonstipation, diarrheas, tatted', see- pea, itanehasece,
vow, Monk liver, and stoma complaints eaves fifty times DIVIDENDS.
Be one in other remedial', and is the best food for 'Meats July 6. S. Proctor, Bagman Farm, near Keeled's'', Staffordshire,
60,000 enrol annually.-Du Barry and Ca, Na 7.7 NertentlAnolk farmer-June Nt. Julia Fraley, Bristol, lodging-house keeper-
Landon, W. lii Una, at IA 114,-; GR. M. 96- Ana, 221 ; July 3. C. Retallick, St. Austell, Cornwall, cattle doctor-June
Rabe., 406. ; also sill, Oracechurch-street ; b Chestimac: 63,110, 28. R. Swithenhank, Bradford, woolstapier-June 28. J. Carr,
aad 1t99, Oxforrlalreet ; and at all Unman -{Advaruasmant4
Beds, conuniadon agent-June 25. B. Bryolng. Liverpool, peck,