The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-03 00:00:00

THE MURRAIN AMONOST THE HORNED

CATTLE.

BM—Haying read this cawing in the Express
Jeer sweat al the murrain aleVy the harmed cattle oa
the Cheihmt, seal that it is to this
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GRAZIER.

ROYAL 8011 CT OARDENI.—YesIeTday afternoon
• genteel seating of the shareholders in the Iloysl Surrey
therthas Camping vas held in the Hyde Hall. •M• W. De
lathe. the abisen, congratulated the ihmesbaders on the
sabblemy essilea of elan. Mr. W. lath dr secrstary,
Nita =pi whki anted that the
laeldeni wide& had
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Wm ailed la Ostia bet hi ban eLett the eetaal
pith sat SA Ina et =
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et thelimede ben Ali sal Odder le taanay sod
July. Tbellesami AIM peel athsammi bet hit It mar
wry Is basso ths saithedetba la the refreshens/ dr
imal- The ',gar seem Is to smiths on the 11th
elfns mama dr anadisealsde of "Mdar will bo per-
thethethreeth bees hamt arts Se seethe the smiths
et labise nid si *rap theahls. Y. haliell. wth
-.acmesbb bad. eel Mr. lidi will seeds.! tbe
awl other imenethird thrreeder maim psioaajorC
pyramids apersessa lei besminsinissa, si • new
mad eitreedve pideEwth be illesst. MaedoDia-
died by see dot Xr. H. B. wail. hi added to
the board of dkeetors. The retreat st asserate showed
the receipts to have been se follows .—Adeeludan and mete
of the hall, 13.616 f. 4s. Id.; capital (pat ii), thil. ; cur.
era,' Mat': ;Ida,k.. audit.,. ' '.. 'IN--.
J.ilia..a., at 1,2501. • hewed% Uldii. ; lend, 2,447/.;
ZOOM% M. ; vaists,l,olol. ; third theseat, 2,266/ ;
Irofthibmt net, led a halanoe of 1,1001. Ils. 71. Mr. Cop.
pak thrift implisa el the raped. Is emilared to the
demeadma midi the len wade with aria te dr thee fa
the lid the atem& De. Ice Braidßraididea,
Mrtme ansid. MAWR Ind Mr. emu, the retiring
•tbsteses, were re-eiseli satelar sewms's a resole,
Ike wth rid, drift the arise thet We-
Woo, wad agibastions thaw boa gleam to dui side
et tbe amettee.
'rib ZOOLOGICAL Socurr or LONSON.—AI the
paid nesting had yesterday et the wary'.
Vamile.s lithethrespeere. the Lit Hot. Sir Owego
Mi.. Is them bar, ass.. G.E. Smith, A. Heathy,
izi. I. balitsy IL Lishi ad 1. Fonda, mail Mrs.
rue aid Mews stile *sift ; and Hearn A.R.
T. Mthrii, 0. Ir. &wacil R. Rip were
=demtalisel" atths
lest memalisa the mAaripert thsdr
et dr
mimed arm that the lal etitesie bid pima a par at
tweak of Parana leer. ids& leed ban inighrly obtained
on the smear& shores of the Meek Si..
CRYSTAL PALM= Chia SHILLING DAT. -
TIIICTI/MAT, Mart. t —Alban= art*. 1,012.1;
dthe by ewes debit% 289; teal

B/EPREIJS FROM PARIS.

• • Mr
PARIS, TEITUDAT ivinnto.
del Conference did net meet to-
day, but it is not improbable that it may at again
to-morrow. Both the Prussian and Swim envoys
now attend regularly. I have reason to believe
that the following paragraph, in this evening's
Presse, describes the situation of the moment as it
is seen, not by the ever sanguine French govern-
ment party, but by the Swiss themselves :
It is quits attain that t e peeks are act yet agreed ;
but if we way %ben oar most mast Inkentetitst, it is
perhaps poradedbis to hope that the &Icahn yet pending
ors dillcultias of in= rather than of substaines—ef detail
rather than of principle.
The BOOM opened heavily, under the influence of
the high rate of continuation ; but in the afternoon,
when the settlement transactions were nearly over,
the Boots slightly recovered, and the railways again
became very animated. The Route left off at
69fr. 96e. for cash, with a rise of 10e., and at yes-
terday's price 70fr. 70e. for account. The railways
were generally much lower for cash than for ac-
count. In consequence of the eagerness of specu-
lators, Lyons rose 20fr.; Mediterranean, SOfr. ; Or-
leans, 10fr. ; Northern, Southern, Eastern, and
' Western, 7fr. 60c. each for time; while the
few cash purchases were in most instances ef-
fected at lower rates than yesterday. Grand
Central remains nearly stagnant, the shares
being now looked upon almost in the light of
obligations. Mobilier fell 20fr. for cash, and rove
12fr. 60e. for account. Iwu justified in throwing
doubts upon the realisation of the project for putting
down the Little Bourse from and after April I. I
have scarcely ever :peen! the boulevard and the
Passage de POpera more crowded with illicit spe-
culators than they were this morning.
The Emperor, the Empress, and the Grand
Duchess Dowager of Baden honoured the Grand
Opera with their presence last evening, to witness
the first representation of the ballet of Marco
Spada. The piece was not very atecessfhl.
In consequence of the sudden death of the Princess
Thcodolinda, Countess of Wurtemberg, a cousin-
german of the Emperor, which event took place at
Stuttgard yesterday, a concert which wu announced
for this evening at the Tuileries has been postponed.
The Daily Nem and Express were wised to-day,
the first for a leading article upon the French budget,
and the second for some observations in the Paris
correspondence about the bill for the suppression of
counterfeit noblesse, and also for a few lines of reply
to M. Granier do Cassagnac's attack upon English
laws in general, grounded upon an instance of pusil-
lanimous conduct on the part of a native of Jersey
of French extraction.

The Patrie throws doubt upon the assertion of
several foreign journals that the question of the
Duchies is likely to be referred to a European
Congress, and has every reason to think, on the con-
trary, that that question will remain what it is—
essentially German.
Admiral Lavaud's squadron of evolutions now
cruising about the Ilyeres Islands, and will in all
probability assemble in full foree at Toulon by
April 15, to prepare for the reception of the Grand
Duke Constantine.
Among the last arrivals at Marseilles are the
Russian generals Saweloff and Trezel, and Prince
Willi, lately Neapolitan ambamador at London,
who has been residing in Paris since be left England
on the breaking off of diplomatic relations.
A Paris letter in the ',dependance of Brussels
says :—" The expedition to Kabylia has been fully
organised. The command of the three divisions, of
which it is to be composed, has been given to Gene-
rals Reuault, Maemshon, and Tomcat Marshal
Bandon, who is to have the command in chief of the
expedition, will proceed with the column of General
Youaouf. General Troches to command the first
brigade of the division of Maemahon."

SPAIN.

MADRID, APRIL 1.
The King has been suffering from slight indispo-
sition, but is now better.
The report that O'Donnell intends to publish a
manifesto is contradicted.
The Duke de Montpensier has given up his pro-
jected foreign excursion.