The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-12 00:00:00

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=MRS. MORGAN ABU CO. elii PRIM= TO
PACNIVII& SUBSCRIPTIONS POR SHRUB IN THE
ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH
OORPANY (Limited).
Incorporated under the " Companies Act, IBM" which limits
the liability ot each ithareholdee to the Nawaist of the ahem
the by him.
Capital 6900,000, in 6^,000 Shores cd £lO each.
Deposit on application £l
on shotmsat
lath &mil
let June Eli

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trader arrangements with the Alkalis Tieh Company, this
Company will be entitled to receive AMOCO per annum oat
of the earnings boas the wealing of the Allende Telegraph
Company% Uses. and they will also be entitled to receive
£25,000 per annum from the New York. Newfoundbuid, and
London Telegraph Mammy, oat of the earnlnp of that Com-
pany for through meesegle.
The agreements twee* the Companies provide for other eon-
@agent advantages. which ere after !Wed.
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drone Peabody, lild—linad7eiroet
Idward Cropper. Bog.. Swayback. Penabust.
OaPtaln A. T Hamilton, 12, Bolton-row.
Siebert Atwood Olaaa, Arti?„Dorklaii.
Daniel Gooals, M.P., Clown. indoor.
Hoary Hawley, ilaq, atiUn.
Tram* A. bona. an.. 14, Lostertierreet.
J. Z. leeissa. IN.. c.a. 18, Gnat Goorairetrest, Weitalaoke.
Charlaa E. Stewart, Lc., Lauomiervale, Hyde-pork,
BAUM/ MOM% at.
Horan, 'Mika, Twelik sad Co.,
at. lentiordekrese..o.
830111fARY (pro timai—J. DUMB, 1111.

This Company has been eilabliabed for the peeper et maw
ling in the coarse of the present year the great enterprise of
a *ammo cable between' Inland and Newfoundland, mo
se to connect telegraphically the old world and the new end to
rates the cable partially laid Mt year, la 014 A, soMpiste a
second tine to Warier
The Orem:Monde, attending the recent attempts to wry out
this work have greatly increased the confidence of all thaw who
We been gaped In LR and they are entwined that Ws re-
newed effort will be attended with eacceen
The whole length of 1,111 nautical miles Of cable laid from
the Great lestern In July Mt maim= peeled mooed-
tag to the daily reports of the electricians ha Wage at Valenta ;
end the observations taken by Captain Jamas Anderson. of the
Great Eastern, and Staff Commander Henry A. Moriarty, R.N.,
have determined the position of the broken mid with the almost
accuracy. Mr. Canning and the other engineers engaged in the
late expedition are confident that with the machinery sad tackle
now being prepared. they will be able to races the cable and
"omelet* the line to Newfoundland.
The 1,070 nautical miles of cable which has remained on board
the Great Eastern Mee August lase is medeed to be Is as pa-
da condition as when It me shipped.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company had arranged for P
the funds newary for resuming the work by an Moe attilit
per mot first preference shares: but having been woody edvised
that each issue is not authorised by their sets d parliament. the
proposal has been withdrawn, and an the suheeripticos me being
MEWL
It has therefore been decided that for the Tor Pol• of Whig
be the completion of this important undertaing, an entirely
distend Company shallbe formed, and this Company Is accord-
ingly formed with valuable privilege" bestseller specified,
scored to them by agreements with the Atlantis Telegraph
Company, and the New York, Newfoundland, and London
Telegraph Company.
A giela of the Memorandum of Weelation, which hags been
=ed In wordage° with the Commode" Art. 1864 is
sisol of the agreement grieved Into between the Atlantis
Telegraph Company and this Company fa, that the latter :ioda-
ted, the eendreetion for the fanner Coespany of 1,1100 maned
MAN of me sable to be added to that sow on board the
Greed ?esteem, and for lie submersion, from that vessel,
bathed Ireland and Newfoundland Wring*. mint* selleimer,
end fee the adoption of eatabie ineresies tag WWI, did Meer
pieta( the broken cable of last year.
This Company also enifte to work both WM;er either sa
the seas may be, se the wets and cm WWI a the Atisetie
Telegraph Company during the eontionewa the ;
and the agreement farther provides that In of the
engagements so contracted by this Oesemoy, bean
annual payment by the Atlantis le tide
company out a the earnings from ttgli=g(irdrioables of
'126.000. the arnuagement being. that the reedpta le each roar
trent all the Allende Telegraph Company's liner ate, attar pay-
waking, end direction,
Mlle= 11l gierZfinarrero.", pee annum) on the d be -
Mee of the Atlantis Telegraph Commay, to be appreprlall
bas:
Hirst. In paying to this Compel", 411.23,000 per anew
Second. In paying BT2OOO per annum (repromilag per met.
on the Atlantis Compacts Mang P7•11“11011 Soak and 4 per
sent. on their ordinary %oil( to the Athinlie Tdigrazdi Com-
panga.nd
The entire Wanes of sea yearh residpb Is tabs di-
vided between this and the Atlantic Com-
pany in equal shares ; Company
but no deficieney in reaped a the agave
annual payment. in any one yea is to be carded forward to
another year.
Theigreliereermerved to the Atlantis Telegraph Company of
tenni the agreement on or before the let January, IMO
=feted( month( sales to thst effeediolspament tgi
y of the ma et AL200,006. boa. the emour
of tieC= If, hewer, the Atlantis Telegraph Company
exercise this option, the Angledwiene Company will kw the
right m take maws of the 1.200,011 e, whar cods sgegt
one-half in ordinary Atlantis Telegraph shares at par, instead of
the whole amount in ash.
In the event of the Atlantic Telegraph Company exerddag
their right of redemption by payment of the above-mated sum
of 21,200.000, this Company will be forthwith dimelved and the
fend' &Minted amongst the shareholders.
The New York, Newfoundland, sad London Telegraph
pCom-
Pala, with a view of securing the completion of
hats
gionunanication between Wised and Newfoundland the
present year. Dave by their Depnanhairmaa, now la
to contribute fa 3,000 per annum to this Coespenly4::Th
weed
share of the receipt" for through menages between Ire-
land and America, and maim over their Wee. TIM sabeld
will terminate upon the payment by the Atlantis Telegraph
Co=y of the 21,200,000 above mentioned, or upon both able.alter illst December, lag, to be inverting order to twelve
anomaly* months. The agreement has been forwarded to New
York for formal ratification there.
To sum up the financial arrangements, the elect will be as tol-
dm :
The shareholders in this Company will be entitled to 1121,000
a year out of the earnings of the Atlantic Telegraph Company s
111101, and 826,000 a-year eat a those of the Nodose Com-
ma, for through business, together 8160,000 a-year upon a capi-
tal of 0600,000, making 25 per cent. per annum. Hut this by no
wane revetments all the advantages which may amts. ac as
=ding to the calculations that have been made, it is wfidently
believed that even with • single cable and a low Miff the re-
venue will afford a large additional sum for division. An esti-
mate draws up by practical and experienced telegraphists a the
probable returns is annexed.
The Directors have great confidence In recommending this
undertaking to the public.
The Telegraph Construction end Maintenance Company will
manufacture the new cable and undertake the actual execetlon
of the work contracted for by this Company, as above stated (up
iota openlng of the Atlantic Telegrapees f pane business),
for a total sum of RAAOOO ; with a bonne, to lie provided hy
the Atlantic Telegraph Company under their agreement with
this Company, of /1127,140 in ordinary attires of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company, payable by install:mate,
extending over fourteen months, in case the cable of last
year is successfully completed, and continues In working order
during that period.
In the poi/gale contingency of the new sable not being imams-
fully laid. 2500,000 only will be paid to the Telegraph Conatrao-
tine and Maintenance Company. and this Company will in that
event be entitled In the value of all the unused and recovered
cable (abject to the payment of certain specified charges
thereon), and it is estimated that this arrangement will provide,
lin case a failure, for &return to the shareholders of this Company
of at last one-third of their paid up capital.
The whole of the deposits on shares will be Marna to the
subscribers, if two-thirds of the capital of the Company are not
subscribed. or If the agreement with the New York, 1. ewfound-
land, and London Telegraph Company la net ratified by them.
Copies of the memorandum and artistes of association eau be
inspected at the counting-house of Messrs. J. B. Morgan and Co..
and contracts as the offices of Messrs. Birchen' and Co., 46, Per-
filament-street.

ANGLO-AMERICAN TIMEGRAPH COMPANY (Limited).
The Directors cannot of course bind themeless at present to
any tariff for message& The amount to be charged will be a
matter for consideration hereafter. But it may be safely asenmed
that it will not be leas than Be. per word. Working at fa.
per word, only Bye words a minute, twenty-four hours per day,
and allowing 300 working days for the year, there would be a
gross revenue of *l,BOO a day, or £540,000 a year. This Is fee ale
• sable only.
The highest authorities in electrical science live it as their
opinion that eight words a minute could easily be obtained
through the Atlantic Cable. And there b every reason to antici-
pate that at a tent of anything like Se. a word there would be
more messages offered than the Company could transmit.
The undersigned append their names as considering this esti-
mate of the probable result a reasonable one.
LATIMER CL/F.<, M.LC.E.,
Consultiag Engineer to the Electric and International
Telegraph Company.
ILY—NRY C. FORD& mi.e.s.
FLEEILING JENEIN, I.R.S.
WILLIAM THOMSON LL.D., F.R.S.,
Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University
of Glasgow.
CROMWELL F. VARLET, 1f.18.0 11.,1L1L1., be.,
Electrician to the Electric and international Tele.
graph Company.
The realisation of this estimate (allowing *15.080 per annum
for working expenses) would make the income of the Company
over £300,000 per annum.
Appone for shares are to be made and the deposit of El
per .harepaid to Messrs. J. B. Morgan and Co.. 22. Old Broad.
street, from whoetearospeeteura, with forms of application for
shares may be ob ed.
ilhould a less number of shares be allotted than is applied for,
the deposit will. so far as required, be appropriated towards the
payment due on allotment. If no allotment is made, the amount
deposited will be at once returned without dednetkia.
March 6, 1806.

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Cite Court.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, MAzczlo.

Her Majesty the Queen, with their Royal High-
anew Princess Helena and Princess Louise, honoured Mr.
Thant with a visit to his studio yesterday afternoon.
The Duchess of lisiburghe was in attendance.
Princess Helens and Princess Louise, attended by the
Has. Mrs. Brace, the Hoc. Florence Seymour, and Colonel
H. Poesoaby, honoured the performance at the Olympic
Theatre with their presence last evening.
Prince Leopold honoured the performance at the Adelphl
Theatre with his presemos, attended Sir John Cowell.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena sad Primus
Louise, visited the South Kensington Museum this morning
sad was rece;ved by the Right Hoa. H. A. Bruce (vice.
president of the Committee of Council on Mulattos), Mr.
Cole, Mr. Reclines, Colonel Scott, and the other Macon of
the Kensington Museum.
Her Majesty afterwards, accompseied by the Princesses,
visited the Prince and Prisons of Wales at Marlborough-
house, the Duchess of Roxburghe, Majoe-Geserel F. H.
Seymour, and Colonel H. Poneonby being in attendance.
On leaving Marlborough-hoose, her Majesty, meow-
panted by the Princesses, drove in • carriage sad four to
Peddisitow, warted by • dataehmeat rd*, 14th Humus
sad returned to Windsor Camels.
Prince Leopold, Prison Besarisa, and Primus Hoban.
lope met her Majesty at the railway station, and returned
by the same train to Windsor.
The Hon. Mrs. Bruce, the Hon. Emily Cathcart, the
Hon. Florence Seymour, and Sir John Cowell were in at-
tendance.

WINDSOR CASTLE. laid U.

The Qaeen, with irLDOSSI Helena, BIIDOIIII Louise,
PLUMS Bestrtoe, sod Primes Hohenlohe, arrived at the
Castle yesterday at two o'clock from Booldegisses Palace.
The suite in attendanee °melded of the Duchess of
Bo:bombe, the Hon. Mrs. Bruce, the Hoe. Brolly Oath-
east. the Hon. Plasma Seymour, ][ajar-Oenseal B. H.
&moor, Colonel F. H. Poecoaby, sad the Basta of the

Household.
The Archbishop of Oanterbury sad Yisa Langley,
sod the Duke of Roxburghe, arrived at the Castle yester-
day, and had the honour of dining with the;(, neen sad the
royal family.
Nies Loogiey bad also the hawser of being invited.
The Queen, Prisms. Hakes. Prime Leopold. sad
Princes, Hohenloke, with the Wise and Gentlemen in
Waiting, attended divine service this morning in the private
ehapeL
Hie Grew the Archbishop of Canterbury preached the
sermon.

The P 4110•111 of Wales, attended by the Hon. Mrs. F.
Stoner, took a carriage drive oe Saturday.
The Prince and Princess of Wales had a dinner party on
Saturday evening. The company included Prince Alfred,
the Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Mary, the Prince
sad Prisons of Hobenlohe Inneenbeng, the Prises of
Teak, the Duke and Aachen of Argyll. the Duke end
Aachen of Wellington, the Duke and Duchene of thither-
land, the Duke of St. Albans, the Marquis of Harlington.
the Lady Constance Grosvenor, the Earl and Counter of
Benborough, the Boil and Counties de Grey, Vinonst
Hamilton, Lord Harris, the 800. Kra. F. Stoner, Mr.
Hohmann, the Baroness Behove and Colonel Home Pervia
(in attendance on the Dwaine of Cambridge), Lieutenant
Haig (in attendant). on Priam Alfred), Lieutenant-General
Knolly's, and Lieut elan hColowel Koppel.
The band of the Coldstream Guards, conduend by Mr.
Frederick Godfrey, was in attendance and performed a
selection of main
Their royal Winsome had an sassing party afteriverds,
at which Colonel Modem pro a perforraanoe.
The Prince and Mamas of Wales, with the Hoe. Mn. F.
Stance and Lieunsaat-Colonel %met in walking, attended
divine service at the Chapel Bona, St. Janos* yesterday.
The Communion service was reviii by Was% the Sob.
dean, the Bev. Than Helene, sad the 'Bev. O. T. Holier
Sumner. _ -

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Anthem, •• 0 Lord siv. ear."—Grion.
Sang by Marra B. Earnby and X. Smith.
Mr. Goes presided at the orpo.
The sermon was preached by the Lord Bishop of Dar
bans from 4th Pasha, and latter part of 4th vets►

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the
Treasury, in Downing-street. The ministers pre-
sent were—Feel Russell, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir oGeorgs
Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, the Right Hon.
Edward Cardwell, the Marquis of Hartington,
Earl de Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner
Gibson, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon.
G. J. Goechea, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

Despatches were seat on Setarday from the Colonial-
adios to the Governors of Gibraltar, Yalta, Ceylon, Hong
Kong, Labuso, Canada, and the Babamu.
The Speaker of the House of Commons vas unavoidably
absent from her Majesty's Court, at Buckingham Palace, on
Friday, the 9th Met.
Colonel the Duke of Bneolnuch, &G., vu is waiting at
her Majesty's Court, am Aide-de-Camp to the Queen, is
place of Colonel the Marquis of MUNI/ivy.

Csarwicr CoUricit.—Summonese were Maned on
Saturday evening fore Cabinet Cowell on Wednesday next.
On Saturday evening, on the occasion of the
waivers/ay of the marriage of the Prince sad Prisons of
Wales, Colonel Stodare had the honour to perform at
Marlborough Hesse. Their royal highnesses the Prince
and Princess of Wales, Prince Alfred, the Doke and
Duchess of Cambridge, Printer Mary of Cambridge, Prince
and Princess Hohenlohe, and a brilliant assembly of the
nobility were present, and showed the performance. The
programme included the Sphinx and the celebrated Isdian
Basket fest.
Liverpool is to be honoured in June next by a
visit from his Royal Highness Prince Alfred, who has sig-
nified his willingness to distribute the midsummer prizes
on board the school frigate BALL Conway. The precise
day on which the ceremony is to take dace has not yet
been fixed, but it will be towards the end of the month.
The Lord President of the Council and the
Countess Grenville received a distinguished circle of friends
at dinner on Saturday last at their residence in Bruton-
street. Covers were laid for 22.
The Earl and Countess of Derby entertained the
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough sad Lady Cornelia
Churchill, the Ideraioaess of Ely end:Lady /Wen Lofts,
the Earl of Tyrone, M.P., the Earl Cadmisa wad Lady
Mary Carlow, the Earl Annesley, Lord sad Lady Shale
meesdale, Lord and Lady Cecilia Bingham, Lord Claud J.
Hamilton, Hon. Fredk. and Lady Coastwise Stanley, Hon.
Thos. De Grey, M.P., Hon. Richard Dawson, he., at
dinner on Saturday last, at their mansion in St. Jannis-
square. The countess, biter in the evening, had an assembly
which was numerouly attended.
Mr. Disraeli, M.P., bad a parliamentary dinner
on Saturday last, at his residence at Grosvenor-gate. The
following members of the Howe of Commons were per
sent :—Viscount Curio°, Lord Condom, Lord eland Ha-
milton, Sir John Walsh, Sir James Forgewoo, Colossi
Browulow Knox, Captain Suttees, Messrs. Paget, Selwin,
Beggallay, Berndt, Gooch, Groat, Forsyth, Hewn, Miller,
Severna, and Trashy.
The President of the Royal Society
at (General
Royal
Behind gave hie lint eossereasione on turday Berlins.
Ms-beam, Piecadilly.
Her Majesty the Queen has forwarded through
&Thome BMulph, L 0.8., her wool annual subscrip.
lion cilia to the National lifeboat Ti
n.
Arroterumers.—Mr. Thomas Carew
Hunt, cooed at fitockhelm, will succeed the late Mr.,
Graham Scott as consul ist Bordeaux. Mr. Wm. Ward has
bees appointed vios-consulst Memel. Chetahs B. Clipper.
ton has been trawler:el hem the ossao at Clip
to
Noatts ; and Mr. P. Barrow ham Iwo twadessed from the
consulship at Nantes to Kertola—Obweer,
ROYAL Fall HOSPITAL, OSAY'S•1111-SOAD.1he
modem of patients relieved at this hospital Swiss the
week obi* Monk 10, wee 4,114 of which 1.400 were new
OWL
011 SAT NOSTIISSIf floarsraxt CANDONLLIT-SOLD.
Number of patients for the week ending Marsh 10, ink
of wilds 228 were sow Gam

jiluistt.

MONDAY POPULAR CONCERTS.
The concert of Saturday morning last, in con-
nexion with the Itooday Popular Cloecerts, derived' espeoisl •
Interact from a most exquisite perfermance of Remmers
Septet in I) minor, for the pianoforte, with wind and
stringed instruments, played by Madame Arabella God.
dsrd, with Messrs. Prstten, Berra. 0. Rupee, 16014 Rey r
nolde, and Pert'. This work is gearally esteemed the
chef d'cruere of the composer; sad, Wood,
wts
hare nothing of its dam that sae be reprded
as superior to it, except Beetkeres's unrivalled Bata is E
Bat, and perhaps are or two of the quintet" of Roast. It
may be ailed a concerto for the pastier* whisk is the
leading part, and displays in the strageek light every
quality of a great performer, while the aosompanying parts
are rich in delicious melody flowiag from mil the different

Batcsarf or Ma. HINILY Comm —On Wants*
day morning out them is to bee prefasamese for the
benefit of this geutletran, well known to the anneal
public as the most acermplisited comic actor and singer
now on the Eogl6l, Teni irags The severs Olsson which
seised him in the noddle of the swami onaphotsly
disabled him from his profeatiocal labours, without any
wawa of soot resuming them ; kis Meads sad
essmiates have arranged this perforlatrioe fog kis ke11043
sad we trust that the publia, to wheal his Weals
sad kis character ars well known, wilt sewed the ,
lososeoest purpose of his professional bnithrss.
intartainment will be both musical and dramatic.
At the oweart a hest of the most eminent utile
will give their sasiitaaos ; and the programine wdl
include sasses from the most favourite Adelphiend Olympia
dramas, supported by the performs, of Owe theatres. The
musical performances will be under the dinatios of Mr.
Allred Mellon, and the band and chorus of tba Royal lag.
lash Opera will give their sesistaaos

*parting 3Entelifignue.

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in the second day of the meeting, sad m the favourites were ady
lop la ans Mama, the heehaws had a lean way the magi
of the iroliOnl. The enema= was Sao, and manure
have been satisfactory but for the "sqnsbble " over the
Oose Handiest, for which Doubloon was slowed Malan.
the feed that two objectless wen laid against Wm, on the ieng
that him owner had not refunded the Asko received
Croydee Ormigh Old 011.118irp. who has mosetty
been diepo.alhed by the Greed IstiamaliCconmltios. Doubloon
was afterbeaen by Portlend but
Pairpley. the latter Wa-
ning a splendid race, but Ms jockey could not
drew the proper weight tail the bridle wsa brought in,
and in the meantime die omens' at the w=jarrn=
torn down, and a may sad not toe
bang round the maks and impaled the Porta-
'lately the bridle turned the ba ln favour of ,
fits verdict of " all Meld" reesived with load by
the bookmakers, few of whom had laid egoinet the wtsner.
A Mann BrigeLzonies a! 3 move sack, with 35 added, fag
-4. yr olds and apeman ; selling allowasea. Two miles mod •
half.
Mt. Daily's Calverlidgb. by Pappopeo—dsin to Warta,
Mod (MC, nb MIL BIM) 1
Mr. MOOD'S John Gully, 6 yrs (1001.), lia Db.. (T. Clay) 11.
Mr. J. Ddka's Irish low, II Si (0111.), Use flb Dignitary)
The following also VIM :—Drs Ringlike NM Maley), Ran
Bores, The Prior, and Bananas,.
Betting 6to each eget and Benanay. 4to 1.
ant John Oldly, avid to 11$ Herm The winner Wu
bought in tor 61 imbues.
TNn TALDNINIANS HAIDICIP STINPLDNIaIa 01 S sort lank
with 20 added ; the winner to be sold for 60 tom. Two miles.
Yr. J. Mimes Spoteingat aged, flat 711, (R Lail
1
Mr. Riloy's Mao Stec . alb Minos 2
Yr. Drnt's Redwing, ego& 112) (including fib erns
(Owner) II
Ascot also ran.
Daniel. weledd for Tronoiono, aged. ltd 101 b, but did not
reach the post in time to start.
Betting : 8 to 4 Aga Sporting Irimbloss. 7 tot agst Aso* and
9to 2 Aga Redwing. The winner was bought by Mr. Chunk
for 41 guineas.
Tits Camas Oren HANDICAP of 10 son. each. ft, with VS
added ; winners extra. About three miles and a half.
Captain Fonest's Fair Pisp, 6 yrs. late 1111)..(11/narnal 1 g
Mr. DO?. Portland, aged, ilet lib (Bany
Mr lialfoide Doubloon, aged, 12st 71b (B. Land
The following also ran :—liMedes. The Rogue, and Omar. •
Betting :6to 4 apt Dmideou. 6to apt Portland, 6to
each eget Bristles and Fair Play, 8 to 1 ape The logos, 10 to
eget Oscar.
Tits R 0741 STAG STAKED of 6 son. sash. 1 ft. with 23 addni;
winners extra. Two miles and a hen.
Yr. Green's Lot Si, aged, Ust 71b (Griffiths) 1
Mr. Cakraft nd Antelope. ed, 1144 719
The following goo
ran :—Taair mboar Major, uvlib Vll,Owlier) sad
Beuanosr.
betting Ireen On Hentrosr, S to I alit klieloPe, 4lnl MA
Lot Se, •go I Tambour pilot.
to
ON THE 00trESE.
CHEarEli CUP.
40 to 1 eget &add (taken to fa)

Fox CV:IL—The second meeting of the Fox Club
this year took place oo Saturday evening, at Brooki& Pre.
sent—the Marquis of lronmsaby, the Earl of Albemarle.
Mr. Edward Aysbford Sanford, the Hon. William Ed
Colonel Chant:me& the Hon. Charles Clemens*
Adair, Lord Limner, Ron. Hamilton Duncan, Lord ere!
morn& the Hoe. Frederick Cederas, tbe Right Hon.
Stephen Luabington, Sir Mary Fergume Davis, Bark.
M.P. ; Lord Mossy& Sir Montague J. Cholmeley, Hark.
; and the Hoe. Fitzpatrick H. Vernon.
TSI Cif= PL&CII7I. —An analysis of the latest
cattle plague returns show that of the counties in England,
Wales, and Sootlaod. 22 counties remain free from the
dikeas& Iu 38 counties no CUM have been rimmed as
isocurring dtirleg this week. 18 counties show an 'wage
ci 1,310 cases' 30 counties show • demeans of 4,167 eases;
*hewing a total decease durisg the week ending
_Marek
3, 1866, is Esglaed. Wales, and Scotland, of 2,857 cases.
se compared with the west ending February 24, 1866.
The operation of the "Cattle Diseases Proventies As%
1866," is indicated by the Tatum this week, showing 5,197
the se " killed Stan 711 hist week, sad 980'
the previous week. 2bars sot reported this
week In time for this Meru ; these, 22 reported maw
last Ina, viz.:—For the empty of Chester, 1; Derby, 14,
lemmata, 3 ; 1; Norfolk. 1; Eitafferd. 1 ; RAM
Riding of Voids, 1 ; West Siding of York. 2; the Metre.
sailitea Polies Maio, 1 ; Flint, 2 ; sod for Scotland, S.
These hispeeten Nairowl 1,281 once lest week.
liantorosmiar Pau Hoerrrus., Dworman".
soma" Claw.—The aggregate number of patients relieved,
claim the weak ending March 10 was—Medical, 983; cup
&el, 266 I total, 1,8411; otwhich 581 were new owe.
BOartrur. TOM Dumas orrio Oisr,
Vlor la.
Piwur.—Thaitimbes of of
relieved at this Juanita"
durbeg West was 1,;(28, of which 327 were *new owe.