The Express.
London, England, 1867-10-31 00:00:00

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ADMIRALTY, OCT. 30. —APPOINTMENTS. —COTO-
minders J. B. Barnett, to the Indus; R. I'. Dennistoun,
to be inspecting commander of the coastguard at Bangor,
vice Fitzmauriee, deceased.

Lieutenants—C. 8. Shuckburgh, to the Urgent ;A. P.
Hastings, to the Zealous ; H. T. Marsden, to the Terror ;
J. Andersen, to the Myrmidon ' • C. A. Blake, to the Mino-
taur ; J. F. L. Maclear, to the Octavia.
Paymaster W. L Wright, to the Castor.
Chief-Engineer S. Matthews, to the Myrmidon.
Engineers H. EWA, to the Donegal; D. Ferguson, to
the Myrmidon.

Finiteaus Arairiant-Engineer H. London, to Om Myr.
midon.

Acting Second-class Assistant-Engineer T. 3. Siantake,
additional, to the Myrmidon.

THE BRADFORD ELECTION.—The general com-
mittee of Mr. Miall have resolved, at an early period, to
entertain that gentleman at a banquet, and afterwards to
bold • demonstration of his friends in St. George's Hall,
at Bradford. The chief guests will dine at the Victoria
Hotel, and followers in the rank and file will dine at the
same hour in the different wards in the borough. Those
who have dined will afterwards adjourn to St. George's
Hall. invitations are to be given to a large number of
M.P's., including Lord Houghton, Mr. Bright, Mr. Baines,
Mr. Statuteld, Mr. T. B. Potter, &c.
BIRMINGHAM CATTLE Snuw.—A deputation from
theßirnsinghant and Midland Counties Cattle Show Society
attended as a deputation upon the Privy Council. on Tues-
day, with reference to the holding of the next cattle chow
in Bingley-hall, Birmingham. The Earl of Powis stated
that the object of the deputation was to obtain a license to
hold the show. He pointed out that no ease of cattle
plague bad occurred in the town or district since March,
Is6l, and also stated the precautionary measures which
were taken by the council of the cattle show to prevent any
diseased animals being sent. In reply the Duke of Marl-
borough (President of the Council) said that on and after
the 4th of November no license would be required for the
movement of cattle in any part ts: Greet Britain except the
metropolis, and that the object of the Privy Council in
licensing esti, bitions was to retain th, power of revoking
the same should any fresh outbreak of erode plague occur.
He informed the deputation that a limbs* would be issued
without any restrictions as to time or place of removal, or
dad. of slaughter, subject only to the power of revocation
before alluded to, n.iiiiely, an outbreak of cattle plague
in this neighbourhood. The effect of this unrstricted
license will be that those who send cattle fur exhibition
may either remove the beasts borne again, or sell them for
slaughter in Birmingham or elsewhere; but any cattle
they may send to the Smithfield Show in London cannot,
under caste's( regulations, leave the metropolis alive.

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outing, animas, kw" couviiiiidkin, low spirit. 00,0i0
annual auras which had resisted all midi, Ines, includius that of
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