The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-11 00:00:00

southern

MEETING
An adjourns
county of Middlesex
Clerkenwell-greto•
appointed es Tim
cal on the cattle
follows :—" That
measures it would be desirable to tike underthe °Amen
to the court by the Order in Council of the 16th Denm*
1865; and that such committee should be empassaili
communicate with the Homo Secretary, the Lord Ilgal
the City of London, and any other authority on Ussanli
they may think requisite; and that such conunittessit-
report to the court at its next meeting."
Mr. Henry Poweall, chairman of the
aided, and there was again • very full attendance.
train. The report of the committee was circulated,
it was es follows :—" That it shall not be lawful to
any cow, heifer, bull, bullock, ox, or calf to sal
fair within the aforesaid jurisdiction! for the
exhibition or sale, or to receive, exhibit, buy.
snob animal so brought or sent. That no cow,
bull, bullock, ox, or calf shall be removed
through any plain within the aforesaid juristhet
through &eyeshot plane within the same jurisdiction,
such exceptions and conditions as hereafter specifisa'
This order 'hall not apply to any place within,'
of four miles from Chazingoiross, and within '
mentioned jurisdiction. That it shall be lawla
any cow, heifer, bull, bullock, or, or calf across
any highway, public road, river, or canal,
part of a farm to another .part of k
farm, provided that an authority in writ*,
• justice of the peace or stipendiary
for such removal be produced by the person
having charge of any such or ammo-
the distance sloag such h sr blies
canal to be so traversed shall 440 yin
such authority shall be in force i• kens, mel
To the report are attached certain Peeps
through and the resolutions of the committee.
This morning in consequence of a deputation
cattle salesmen of the metropolis, the court root
into a committee to consider whether any
modifications should be made in their report
possible the views of the salesmen, and at the,
carry out officieotly the object they had in view.
The committee was sitting with closed doors
report was despatched.

MR. COBDEN AND THE PP.OJECTORS OF CO3
—During his stay in Paris be was beset with
for his name and influence in the promotion of
coon:whim, of various kinds. Hardly* day pan
letters from sanguine projectors, offering him di
in their promiaful undertakings. with the usual
against lees, and upon soy terms as to shares I
name. His sense of what was due to himself. t
rector as the representative of his country, and
be had in hand, rendered it impossible that he al
taro any of these proposals. He referred them
friend Mr. Ellison, with whom an intimacy of
had begotten confidence the most completely
and by him they were generally answered.
specalators were thus easily got rid of, and were bell'
by him no more, his friend's position as a banker is Ty,.
enabling him to discriminate in what terms each fLP
various applications ought most fitly to he declined. Tr
were some whose Imposing air and provoking tone of no
fair:ince disturbed for the moment the negotiatiaZ
nimisy. One day he received • courteous but
of
condescending intimation that one of the greatest INT
adventurers the day intended to call on him „es •
morrow, with the view of laying before him • forthrw"
scheme of more than ordinary magnificence, and whisk f
the slang of the Bourse, would be found to present fain!
of peculiar Importance to those who might be LIZ'
enough to be connected with it. Mr. Cobden
his confidential adviser to be present at the Welt
which the latter declined upon the ground that he
so would probably prove a restraint, and would 000
quently lead only to • seemed visit or a correepredat
h.th of which it was desirable to avoid. Bela,;
consented to be within reach should entl
occur rendering reference to him neoesserY.
hour appointed the subtle weaver of golds. Ne•
appeared, bowed benignant to the un.worldlywise
mistime, whams single. teas he probably piusd.
he thought it might be turned to account as • cuter&
the gorgeous and heavy-laden bergs he was abbe
launch ; arid, having seated himself and thrown °Pi
furred pelisse, he began hie revelations in the castenw_.
strain. His host listened with ill.concealed
and evesteallv cut abort the interview by norm&
refusing to take the matter into consideration,
opinion that, if any public man in France or
lle &auction to the speculation, he would be guilty.
plieity in something little short of swiodlisg. Mewl
however, was too splendid to be abandoned. Its
fall ; bat not very long afterwards its author digd,,!.
einumstancies that gave rim to litigation in mane MAL
amiable. When informed of the catastrophe, ign• Ylll'-
1* MlNNiked that be had sometimes regretted net
kept bin temper • little longer at the interview Anti
birthed, for he skald have liked to know the Primp
the fellow had "valued his honesty."—Britat
Bak,. Jammer/ number.
LONDON GIMBAL OMNIBUS CONIPANT(LnOt
—Traffic reesinta for the week ending
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DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.—THE TEL
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COMM U N [CATION STOPPED.—(THIS DAY.)
At about half-past 5 o'clock this mot 1111 •
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beery fall of rain was followed by a Tiding izzo
storm. At the commencement the wind sou blowing h..
the north, drifting the huge flakes in the opposite dnizoil . .is w" I'd
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and it was not long before the house tops sad every oza Id
re
where • lodgment was afforded were covered-1a mew 6 . ,wetsi
stances the snow lying above a foot deep. About 90'ehnke. .re ill bad
snow, which had become firmly set, begin to em is: .• 7 txais,
although the fall continued up to 1 o'clock We eta' tnuna
noon. A great destruction of property is reported. ri COL'
numerous poets supporting the telegraph wits i behing. • in &AI
to the London District Telegraph company are *en 1,7, Judi
the tops of the houses in all directions. In Gnat Gego elitism
street, Westminster, fallen wires were satirised pug 0011_,14 Cis
several larno-poste, and in Regent-street, they wen line
. intim
from one end to the other, and the drivers g Till over P w
seers o
I various vehicles bad to remove them cm is t lUdieg 01
side in order to pam. Similar damage .11 ii. . justices of
periecered to the Euatou.road, Blackfriars-roed, yn
las" Vfo:tl
ringdoo-road, sad in most of the leading thoroagthegin We of out
the City—in some cams the lamps being carried orseiggz 'Dm des., an
away. The result of the mischief has been thalami" . two cott
all telegraphic communications to the provinces, leg% 'olltll4 era
justices
Electric and International Telegraph Company are ereifd wi bi and ,
to forward 13181111111.111 to the continent. ; ale grant.
The lom to the District Company will be peat, teg 41
most of the Electric Company's wires are underway h . Pears e
London it is thought the econnunkstion, so fee el ihi w cause w
are conoteued, will soon be resumed, • for th
before tl
The snow has caused much delay on the several roil% ad a Tent
The thaw which is going on makes the streets mon . er4heriff.
ingly unpleasant to pedestrians and to vehicles, sa nib perverse.
tered by Messrs. Negretti and Zambra's thermometer, hi grtn‘t
weather was three degrees below freezing lad nigh, NI ' 6 cou`"
Panel'.
at 1 o'clock to-day the same authority indicated tyro shot
that point. : .Cripps,
In the Clambenrell-road a gauge takes showed the ere ntly apPO
in the highway to be 7 inches deep. At Dale* he ' within i
the Greyhound, it was 11 inches deep, sad ng
Forest.hill it was one and one eighth of an iseir dew COT
Vehicles coming from the direction of the Crygg
Pal** were with difficulty enabled to demand the illg
but those wanting to proceed upwards were ors trial at Lie
blocked. Many trees were so loaded with snow thawing • . Temple,
anon large limbs were forced off, and sent fillies we* .n the grout
highway. lest the sr
Large flock, of wild ducks, teal, and widgeon Mali A' gr „...of lzies
about to-day on the Surrey side of the Themes, es if him of th
by stress of weather, ultimately flying towards the any widest, a r
coast. The redwings, Boldfaces, and larks were in men&
*Jot
miming to Was tee :0 plan
te hard weather in the north. , had eel
WINDSOR,DSOR, Tammy ..tly help
The damage to the telegraph wires and poste, along p : Fai afraid °
tions of the Greet Western Railway is very vest ale! ' wit rtes ii
~.
' wire between Laogley, Slough, Tsplow, &Miss ug ia wan zlie-i
Wallingford having been borne down. All Were* es& the plain
nication between London and these points hasconesgetag had sent is
' been destroyed. At Slough the wires lie tangled, bees, the sooonn
oce*
and strewn over the station, works, and buildup le fit . piakapr zineda
greatest disorder, and from this atate it will take sone** must be
I and labour and money to restore them. Althergh go t was api
line is in many places deeply covered with scow, thee* . fellow cabl
•
ilia said, been no interruption to the tragic. •:ant upc
The telegraph wires upon the London and South Balm
!I must SS,
Railway have also experienced great damage, more ewe* • jury the
between the Windsor terminus, near the Home.pertotem was not all
Datchet, Wraysbury, sad Staines stations of the M z imi la u:d °Lim,
and Windsor brash line. Between Mortlake sad has . . Justice
the weight of snow upon the wires has actesay tut dm judge him
the poste, and the wires and posts Ile ape * r. Teasel
. common, the insulation being, of coons, dangled.' ,' . iglu,
1 communication interrupted. From Barnes to Petasytelid (IL:3;w
sad broken wires may also be MOD in pitiable confusing* 4.. that it s
rat Wandsworth telegraph poles and wires are leek opirdeot i
r against the roof of one of the houses. The wires us de . _ ,LO,I'V
injured between the Clapham Junction and Widerica 7s 15ge,w 17°,71
sinjury is consequently extreme. The station *km favour of
a where open are covered with snow, the country le 6 , posed by
a southern and western districts being in a similar plight eaNloe irtreTun
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e THE CATTLE PLAGUE. (
Jobe Robert
1,. _4.— During thi
n MEETING OF MIDDLESEX MAGISTRATES. eV of the col
1. (THIS DAY.) shy of Quest
I An adjourned meeting of the magistrates of tid wee „sum.
county of Middlesex was held this day at the Semons•hon
7 Clerkeowell.greeo, to receive the report of the carmine .
appointed os Thursday last in reference to the Orden ram I - T
O al on the cattle plague. The resolution then paid we I
n follows:—" That &committee be ek.pointed tlcemids !hi ; ,
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