The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-17 00:00:00

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UGYPTIAN GOVERNMENT! RAILWAYS
1:4 DEBENTURE LOAN for £3,000,000 rling, in Bonds of
ClOO each.

THE OXFORD.—The MARKET GIRLS, by
Offenbach,
be II Trovatote, and thu Schiller Centenary Can-
tata, by Meyer er, will be performed by the whole of the
Operatic Company. The Hungarians will also Introduce their
National lentertainmeat THIS EVENING. Private boles,
10s. ed. ; Mails and balcony, la ; area, Bd.

THE CATTLE PLAGUE-AN APPEAL.

The loan to be redeemed within eight years.
The Bonds are divided Into six series of 1.600.000 each, distin-
guished by the Letten A, B. C, D, 14 and F.
To bear 7 per cent. interest
And the whole to be repaid at par by annual drawings of one
aeries in each year.
The lint *erns to be paid on the lit of January. 18e9. The last
an the let January, 1874.
The receipts sad IMVOOIIOS of all the Egyptian Government
Railways are appropriated and assigned for the punctual pay-
ment of the capital and interest of these Bonds, and the Egyp-
Ran Government it directly liable in case of any dadlcien:y.
The Loan is required for the further development of the
existing railway system. comprising the line from Alexandria to
hue; which, by rapidly increasing home and transit traffic, has
become insufficient br the rettainumits both of passengers and
11004

(From the Cambridge Independent Press, of Saturday,
January 13, 1366).
SIR,—In a letter to Sir T. 1). Lloyd, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer disoountenances government help
to the sufferers by the cattle plague, but writes, " The
severity with which this calamity falls in particular mass is
grevions. • • • Then there is the resource of public sub-
scription, in which I hope we should find classes that have
!ironed benefit in other great visitations willing to return
it." We, whose names are subjoined, io common with many
other persons, feel that from the circumstances connected
with the ravages of the cattle plague in this village of
Willingham, it is one of those peculiar grievous cases fairly
entitled to fall back epos the resources of public subscrip-
tion, and have resolved to tell to our countrymen the
simple story of this dire affliction here, sod appeal to
their sympathies in aid of the sufferers. in October
last the puish numbered about 700 head of horned
cattle, worth, at a fair market value, 7,0001. The
first case of certified cattle plague here was on the 6th
of November last, and on the next day nine were
dead. At this juncture came the announcement
from Holland of the great preventive and curative success
of houneopethy, and the system was very largely resorted
to, and persistently tried, but the disease triumphed over
every preventive measure, and, mocking all attempts to
cure, spread with such tearful rapidity, aided very
doubtless, by the usavoidable proximity of the eattle72l
raged with such terrible virulence, that every night some
fresh homestead was attacked, and every day some ha-
ngers cattle were buried, until ha nineteen, cones of
desolation was arrested by a sheer dearth of 'abject..
So sudden was its descent, and so overwhelming its lora,
that escape from loss, either by sale or insurance, was pre-
eluded, though in the course of the disease here every linger-
lug notion of a eure has been exploded, and a lesson reed to
the neighbourhood by which others have not been slow to
profit. Up to this time, the loss to the pariek in the simple
value of stock buried exceeds 5,0004, and still the plague
kills its daily victims and portends the destruction of the
remainder. To tbisadd that fordo must part the owners at
these stock are of the class of working agriculturists in small
and highly -tested occupations ; that the stock were chanty
dairy stock, whose weekly produce furnished the weekly
income for the maintenance of the households ; that this
income has now ceased and is not renewable; and that the
capital invested has been swept away, in some instances all
the individual poisoned, and in instances sot a solitary
borrowed capital, thus at one crushing blow depriving
honest and industrious men of their means of livelihood,
and hopelessly plunging them into debt ; and you have a
tale of misfortune and suffering that we hope may have no
parallel in this sad chapter of our country's history, and
we believe eroded only to be known to be alleviated.
Subscriptions in aid sent to the treasurer, post-office,
or Messrs. Fosters, bankers, Cambridge, or Messrs. Pres-
cott and Co., London, Willieglam, St. Ives, will be thank-
fully acknowledged and carefully distributed.—We are,
yours respectfully,
R. S. ELLIN 1
G. rEGLILII,
R. Plata, ;Acting Committee.
J. F. THODAT,
WALTin FIUdIOCK,
THOMAS WOOI.STENHOLMES, Seolikary.
JOSIAH SMITH, Treasurer.
Willingham, St. Ives, Jan. 11, 1666.
The committee have since received the following from the
Mayor of Cambridge :

- These bonds, bearing interest from the Ist of January. 11166,
an offered by Yeses. fruhling and Sheehan for public subacrip-
Mon at the price of 492 for each bond of £lOO, payable by instal-
ments, as follows
AS on application.
glit „ allotment.
£lO „ Ist March.
£lO , 2nd April.
£l5 lst May.
glO lst June.
£lO , 2nd July, less .g 3 les. Coupon.
£lO lst August.
Ll 2 „ lst September.

Bnbalitere will have the option of paying up in full on any
day when an instalment falls due, under distwuut of 8 per oent.
per annum on the amount of such prepayments.
In default of papmeut of the respective instalments all pre.
elostapaymoips wW bullable to forfeiture.

Scrip Certificates to bearer will be exchanged against
meat letters aa soon as possible.
In the event of no allotment being made the deposit will be
forthwith returned.

-fot;eei;e;fiiirotafents of ESOO, or a multiple of Eat the
allotment will be 'Bade In a prvortionate number of bonds of
each series, in order to insure the repayment at par of one sixth
at every drawing.
Provisional certificates for each series, signed by his Excel-
lency Nubar ?ache, Minister of Public Works, have been de-
posited with Messrs. Fruhling and Goscben, and the bonds
themselves, which are to he In the forte annexed, and to bear
the signatures of his Excellency the Minister of Public Works,
and of his Excellency the Minister of Finance, specially autho-
rised by his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt, will shortly be
ready.
mats have been made for the regular transmission of
thArrangements ha,, been made for the regular trsnsmlulon of
the requisite funds for the half-yeasly interest and for repay-
ment of the capital to Messrs. Pralines and Goechen.
Applications for allotment to be addressed to Messrs. Frets-
ling and Goimben. 12, Austinfrhire : or through the Brokers,
Messrs. P. Casenove and Co., 62, Threadneedlestreet ; and
Mesas. Robins, Barber, and Dailey, 29, Threadneedle-esreet,
where prospectuses and forms of .ppncation may be obtained.

"January 14,1868.

"Gentlemen.—Seeing io the local papers yeiterilay you
appeal for relief for those in your village who have suffered
from the ravages of the cattle plague, I have great pleasure
in sending you my subscription towards it. I beg to
express my entire approval of this parochial system you
have adopted for the purpose, feeling that in this distri-
bution of funds, by limiting the area, the deserving will
receive and improper diffusion be prevented. Yon are at
liberty to use this !attar in any way you may think desirable
to promote the object you have in view.—l am, your's
faith f Y. "Swam+ MURRELL, Mayor.
"To the Committee of the Willingham Relief Fand."

TUE WRECKS AT TORBAY.

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IvITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE . 1
Of PACKET SMIK—For SYDNEY Direct (to sail punt- ;
ca the 30th January. last shipping day With January). the ' £1
ow clipper ship JOHN BELLAMY A 1 12 years, teener
, mat, JOsRPH CALVERT, Commander; lying to Use TI
S:Y -I,,,iag„ This fine easel, built under special survey in
Rona for her fastealllng qualities, and la a preferable
ty for line getoda—For terms of freight or pump Al
to BVIIT and MOORE, 9, Billiteeetreen
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I
VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
•• , of PACKET SHIP.—For SYDNEYIErect (to sail punctually
Ike rah February, last shipping day lath February), the m
.Wll regular trader CORNWALLIS, AI 12 years; register gg
J
in the
East
T. BROWN elate of the Calliance), Commander ;
t."-' lndia Docks. This fins yam', built under I er
• ' one, In bet and classed A 1 20 yearn In the Liverpool •p,
teal a tell poop, fitted with every comfort for the cones- 1,,
of cabin passengers, and will carry a surgeon. Being a
*per, she offers a desirable opportunity to shippers.— For •••
cl freight or passage apply to Messrs. LISTON, YOUNG. _
gg, Cannon-street; or to DEVITT and MOORE 9, • ri
• . PITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
of PACKET SHIP. —For MIT PHILLIP Direct (to be
Woo the 10th February, int shipping day Bth February),
one Ire ship BLACK WATER, Al, register 178 tons, J.
;OM 8, Commander ; lying In the Loudon Docks. 112196 n,
atilt under special survey, le well known In the Australian
. for her faaisallni (Mahn and mound delivery of ono,
ig highly recommended to shippers.—For teems of freight
may to LIVNGSTON. HOLDING, an dB RI(I08,
s‘ males's; orl to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Miter-
.
PITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE d p
•II of PACKET' SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct. (to be de- .
• . punctually on the Wth of January last ahlepeogg day I
vi
Jaanary), the well-known clipper ship ALCHYMIBT, A 1
no, register 539 tops, T. A. AIIIKR, Commander; lying In . m
'London Docks. This regular trader Ina elegant acconnao-
•.. for chief cabin paseengers, and being noted for sound is
reryof cargo, offers a desirable opportunity to shippers.—
sr teas of freight or passage apply to DRY= and MOORE, el
hllhoretreet. of
I EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
Pof PACKET SHIP.—For ADELAIDE Direct (to be , Ipe
„ punctually on the 20th February, last shipping day ,
yebtuary,, the well known British built ship OCTAVIA, A 1 I al
I'•
ars, register WO tons, F. BRISTOW, Commander; g yang us ,
. "London Veen. This high-cleaned weasel is noted fur sound
..,81
kery et caw, and, having a fall poop with nensnally large
bins, offers a mod desirable oppeettuatty to pseaengers, and
any a surgeon if required.—For terms of height or passage I u
MDEVITT and MOOSE, 9, BUlitaratreet.
EIIPTTACKainidsbnIgOIFIcEr 'S AUSTRALIANc(to u
Tied punctually on the sth March, het shipping day 3rd be des- i 1:11
the One clipper ship DUSTY MILLER, A 1, register 306
.oa, J. MARKS, Commander ; ing to the London Docks.
Om vessel, built In 1862 coder special survey, is noted
Wmpshat sailing qualities, and offers a preferable oppoettualte
ta desirous of despatch.—For terms ot freight or pee
apply to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Wilier-street
and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE o
I of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (has the
err part of her cargo engaged and shipping, and will load
In giddily', the British-built clipper harque ASPHODYI, A 1 , H
hymn. reenter 910 tots; lying in the London Docks. This
; Y admirably adapted for the Tasmanian trade, and is
fed to make a very quick run oat. fibs has elegant moose L
for a few chief cabin peasenvera.—For terms of
ehterpsesee Ludy to Mr. T. IL WALKER. 15A. St. lialtata.
• . ;es to DEVITT and MOORS, 9, Railiteratreet.
• ESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of
BlackwalTyard, London) LINE of STEAM and PACKET E
:IPS to AUSTR.U.I.A.—For MELBOURNE, Port PhWip, direct .
kin the Docks on TI.E,DAY. 20th February, calling at ' tJ
math:, the splendid clipper ship KENT, 1,000 tons, F. AN- I 0,
MON. Commander : lying In the East India Docka. Her
ommodations for all masses of passengers are unsurpassed,
.J 111,31.111 carry an experienced surgeon.—Foss freight or passage
to ALU'ORT and MORGAN, with Molars. MONEY 4'
' 'MEIN and SONS, 7, Leadenhalletreet
a
A HEENSLAND. BLACK BALL PAS-
ANGER LLNE—New meets with IL IL's Colo-
-Iffi Government. Reduction of Fare to £l6. Land I
. • m Z3O, to all chums.
801.111ERN OCEAN. for BRISBANE, Moreton Bay, Meet, I y
et for Jan. 24. This magnificent ship, forming one of the I a
k Ball celebrated fleet of Queensland packets, will be de- p
(led punctually to date. The accommodation for all daises
passengers cannot be surpassed. To be followed by the b
r ship STAR OF ENGLAND, Packet for 2Sth February. d
Apply to JAMES BAINES ani Co., Livod; all agents for b
• Black Eall Line; and T. hi. MACKAY it Co., 1, Leadenhall-
• , Loudon, E.C.
h LACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of a
•
l CLIPPER PACKETS for AUSTRALIA from London direct. r
Putt Ship Tonnage. I Docks. ITo Sall. d
Vinq Vernon.
eleourne... %leered
elliatrue. .. Europa.
elbouree. ...Royal Albert 2.500 .E. India March 2S I
OU•KNSLAND.—Liand Orders, £3O, to all classes.
; • , ....;Southern Ocean 2,9(0 E. India ; Jan. 24
'Nine ~..Star of England 3,000 K India Feb. 28
sabayon
sad Brisbane,Golden South 2,000 Liverpool. Feb. 13
This eembrated line of packets hare, by their punctuality and
passages, earned a well-known reputation, and their pm- '
leff accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat. —For 1
praculars respecting freight or passage to Australia apoly to I
AkIN BAJNES and C Liverpool •. all Agents for the Black
• • Lthe : and T. M. IIACK.AY and Co., 1, Leadenhall-street,
• • E.C.
STRAY FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO !
NEW YORK, TWICE A WEEK.
HE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and
PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY Intend de.
Mug their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-Ships,
the United States mails,
FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK-
CITY OF CORK, saturlay, Jan. 20.
CITY OF WA,IIINtiToN, Wednesday, Jan. 24.
CITY OF LIMERICK. Friday, Jan. 26. 1
led every Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays.
Cabin passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday,
17, and 21 guineas, accordiog to thencation. Cabin
• ,s by the Friday's and Saturdays steamers. 16 guineas.
onward passage includes a full supply of cooked provisions. .
fliers ter CanaJa and the United States booked through on
„2 advantageous terms. —For further particulars apply to i .
431 INMAN, 22, Water-street, Liverpool; er to ELVIS :
• MACEY. 61, King William-street, London.
CNARD LINK—BRITISH and NORTH
AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, appointed by
• Admiralty to sail lets een LIVERPOOL and NEW YORK, I
between LI VER POOL and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling
Halifax to land and receive passengers and malls. The fol.
, or other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool,
at Cork to reroive the malls:
AFRICA. for BoslON. Saturday, Jan. 20.
Al sTRA LAsIA N. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Jan. 27.
ANADA, for BOsTON, Saturday, Feb. 3.
smart-money, tnemdiug atewani's fee and provisions. but
ll,ut wines or liquors —Ti,: Halifax and Beaton, chief cabin,
'. second cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin, £26: second
£l .—Apply to J. R. Foord. 52.01 d Broad-street, Loudon:
.11. turtle, haste, and 12, Place de la Boone, Paris; G. and
• Bums. 30, Jamaica-street, Glasgow; D. and C. Mactver, •
•eutatown : or D. and C. 31acIver, 8, Water-street, LiverpooL
TEAM to NEW YORK.—UNITED STATES
b nu. LINE.—The splendid and favounte side-wheel
-arias of the New York and Havre Steam Ship Company
,ino nautili,' their places in this service are appoint. to ,
. oe re New York as follows :
From Havre. From Falmouth. I
lt.,a ! unday, Jan. 2'. .WednesilaY, Jan. 2-
Tuesday, Feb 13. Wednesday, Feb. 14
It 3
14,,,-Furst-clas, ,eeondelasa, v;15.--For further parti•
apply to UMERBRTTE. KANE. and Co., Paris and
an-e: G. C. and R. W. EON and Co., Falmouth; or H.
ARE and CO., 145, Cheapside, London.
TEAM.—LONDON to GOTHENBURG in
43 honk —The magnificent, fast, and well-known twin
-ew steamer MARY ‘1...00 tons burthen, 300 horse tamer
'pia:a T. LEIGH, will clear for the above port on FRIDAY, 19th
.t. During the recent heavy gales this steamer made the run
to Collicnbui g in 43 hours, and back to London in ,
Ras splendid accomuur 'allot' for saloon passengers.—
r nada or passage apply to PHILLIPPS, GRAVLS, PHIL-
Ph-, And Co., St. Dunstan 's-hone, E.C.
REMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Brune-
wick, and Central Germany. —The North German Lloyd's
-e Cut-class screw steamer CONDOR, Captain C. BASSE,
11 be despatched from tloreelydown on THURSDAY. the
'th i4g. weather permitting', at 10 am., edam; at Brunswick
' er, Blackwall, for passeliqers, at 13 noon.—Fares to Bremen, £2
ol return tickets, £3 and £1 10a—Apply at CHAPLIN'S
Regent-circus, lace, Regent-ctns. W. ; or to PHI LLIPPS, GRAVES,
• 'LLIITS and Co.. St. Donate:We-house, St, Dunstan's-hill, EC.
I I WELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.
R COUGHS.
0 R AST H M A.
OR SHORTNESS of BREATH.
• OLD by ALL CHEMISTS.
A-REHOUSE, 16, BLACKFRIARS-ROAD.
I WELL'S BALSAM of ANISEED.
The BEST COUGH MEDICINE.
HE INVIOORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE
Thiamin Identically prepared and most powerful
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Isemions. on the Integrity of which perfect health de-
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' • kw or four quanittles in one for lb. Bole
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