The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-25 00:00:00

HYAM and Co.'s VESTS and TROUSERS.

THE CATTLE PLAOUE.—At the weekly meeting of
the Metropolitan Board of Works, yesterday, Sir John
Thwaites in the chair, the Cattle Plague Committee re-
ported that several outbreaks had occurred during the past
week, and although they regretted that the necessity had
arisen for prompt action, they felt that the only way to get
rid of the disease was to re-form the whole of the com-
mittees, and stamp it oat as soon as it was found to exist.
Mr. Dalton, in moving the adoption of the report, said a
sudden outbreak bad come upon them, not merely in Isling-
ton but in several other parts of London, and it was neces-
sary to take prompt action. The only way to do so would
be to reappoint the local committees, and do their best to
stamp it oat as soon em it appeared. Mr. Evans drew atten-
tion to a remark that was made in the House of Com-
mons on the previous evening that the local autho-
rities were very lax in their duties, and wished
to know if any ease had come under the notice of
the board that had not received immediate attention.
The remarks he alluded to were as follows :—Sir J. Reamer
asked whether it was true that cattle from German ports
were brought into Hull and other ports on the eastern
coast, which, instead of being slaughtered, being in a half
fat state, were surreptitiously put among other stock, and
carried about the country to the very great danger of again
bringing about the cattle plague. Lord It, Montagu said
he had heard that this was the case from official soarces, but
be placed great reliance on what had reached him. He
believed that may of the local authorities were very lax
in carrying out the act of parliament and the resolutions of
the Privy Council. The Chairman said so far from that
being the case, the board had been most prompt
in its action. He might mention that one case
had come under their notice about one o'clock,
about five miles from the board's office, and the
committee were summoned, the place declared ia.
fected, the cattle slaughtered, and the vestry communicated
with before four o'clock, and he did not think any ma-
chinery could have done it more quickly. He believed
every case should be dealt with promptly, there being no
necessity for more than two or three hours' delay before a
legal order was issued declaring the neighbourhool in'
which the disease broke out to be an infected place, and by
that means as far as possible encircle it and stamp it outl
He presumed he should be authorised to state officially
to the Lord President of the Privy Council the course the
board had taken on the matter. This was agreed to, and
the report was then unanimously adopted. The rest of
the business was disposed of, and the board adjourned.
THE LONDON LIDRARY.—The report to be sub-
mitted at the twenty-sixth annual meeting of the London
Library to be held to-day, under the presidency of the
Earl of Clarendon, states that there has been a steady in.
lIILIGUS and Liver Complaints, Indigestion crease of members, and • corresponding augmentation of
Sick Headache. Less of A petite 11ne" •b 1 'the annual revenue of the society. The committee Dave.
Lad all ta,:lers of theSPtormaciandi:"lloweCs, 6areydatciayi " i thus been enabled to expend a larger sum in the purchase
-.oored by that wen known remedy, of books than they have done since 1854. The number of !
FRAMPTON'S PILL 01 HEALTH. I members added to the library during the year was 113, so
%lei unite the reccrarctendatlon of a mild operation with the that there are now on the register 935 members. The
_r fteocsof Hi effect; and where an aperient is required nothing finances of the society show an increase of 478/. in the
b. , adapted. Hal by all medicine »ado» at la led.
es. per 110% or obtained through any Mosaist. year. The additions to the library by purchase and gift
have been 1,700 volumes and 125 pamphlets. During the
JILL WHO SUFFEIf. from INDIIMISTION year that has closed 34,587 volumes have been circulated. ;
should re The total income was 2,7001., the expenditure being
NOP.TON'S CAMOMILE TILL& 2,1664 leaving a balance of 5341. to be carried forward. ,
_ everywhere. Bottles. Is. Ise lit Aoool4lllg to the rules six members of the committee re-
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tire, and the gentlemen nominated in their places are-
COPARTNE-MEGE (JOZEA4 M. Cullerier Mr Carlyle, Professor Huxley, Mr. G. H. Lewes, Mr.
Om secretary of the coramlttee red by the Academe; Herbert Spencer, Dr. Wm. Smith, and Mr. Cope, LA.
et Parts to Institute experiments touching the Co- The opening of the new route to Paris, namely
moirs, erpreemed hineelf as the meeting of the T7thaf from Fenchurchodreet via Thames Haven and Boulogne,
topy„;:b4o. as
touThe ten P`__.,lient_,.° treatedthe_. has brought a considerable accession of traffic to the
cor. "
sicknesscu cud Lswren,, or say repugnance: riv't "01' without The Academy re-
"' Tilbury and Southend line. The vessels employed are
lira to mead a letter .
of thanks to the originator of the Copahlne. described ae excellent, both in regard to accommodation
d. Poland. i.e Oros Clark. Clay, and ektilaway hare and speed, and the charges are such as places it within
lease "/ "Peatoi these oxPerhnsels In London. at St. Barth.- the means of the humblest mechanic to visit the Paris
ti et. Thmusa'a. Ours, and the Beni rte. Hospitals. Nee Exhibition.
1ea,..7,,re1a March 3 IN7).—Mold at as ad. a bottle by all re.
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Slam and Co.'s Sim ug Jacket& 2la to 421.
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