, 1865-10-24

famed in our papers. Archde0c0n Deunl8on
"sgoes in, soul and boots" for the rights OF
by law In Great Britain "-in the matter Of
education. Listen to the pseudo /" descendant
Of the Apostles t''-"The toleration which
the Church ct England aud NIL national chur-
ches were bound 10 exercise YVES pushed into
license. and the nGn-conforMist would not be
content I'LL hs had pulled down the National
Church to the level Of bis own denomination
The claim Of the Non n-conformists
for absolute equality was absurd while Ma
tional Church existed. Let the Non-con-
formists beware lest they interfere With the
liberty Of conscience OF Church people," And
lot more In the same strain, meaning no
more nor less than this,--we have now the
power TO do rs we like, and we mean to retain
II. The question Of Education Is, after all,
the question in England !; for SO long as edu-
cation is left to the clergy by the State, the
people will never be educated. If education;
be pniycrsal-as with you In Amerlca-thc
suffrage ,nust also be universal :. 50, to prevent
this, eduration must be lodged in the hands
Of the clergy, In order to render universal ed
ucation and suffrage impossible Our aris~
tocrncy understand this well, and their tools,
the churchmen, will continue to howl about
their "rightsn and i" consc3ences'' few years
longer another point emphasized at this
Churches" the point Of the mattcr Being, the
mass OF the people will not attend the Estab-
iished Church, and they must be bribcd to do
go. The question of the Establishment Ia Ire.
land was naturally discussed; or, perhaps /
shonld say, was dilated upon, for the Congress
the nuisance should be continued. The Con-
Eress adjourned yesterday, to meet again next
year at York. II the cholera, or some other
epidemic, does not break ont in the interim DIT
Norwich, I shall have my belief shaken in
"Nemesfs'' and rctributiyn providences.
:. MORE or. THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
The " Rindetpest," Or ,"Russlan Plaeue.r
or sr' '"Mu'5ain,n or :, ncattlo Epidemic" Or
whatever It may be, for none Of our dau-
thorities' can tel1-havlng ravaged our herds
and stalls from Lands End to John O'Gfoats,
the Government has learnt finally that some
disease is Threatening our oxen, and has ap-
lowing patent "To fully investigate the ori-
gin and nature Of a contagious ,or Infectious
disorder. which is generally designated the
cattlc plague, now prevalent among the cat
lie in Crest Britain, and to ascertain, rs far as
possible, the mode of treatment best adapted
for the cure Of the affected animals, md the
regulations which may, with the greatest ad-
santaEe, be made with view to prevent the
spreading Of the said disorder, anl to avert
any future outbreak Of It," Her Mafcsty's
commissioners appointed BY this patent are
the Right Hon: Earl Spencer, Visconnt Cram
bourne, Right Hon. Robert Lowe, Lyon Play-
fair, Glare Sewell Read, Dr., Henry Bruce
Jones, DR.. Quain, Dr.. Edmund AIer. parkes,
and Messrs. John Il. Mclean, Thomas Worm
aid, Robert Ceeley, and Charles Spoonef.
Mr. Montague Bernard is to act as Secretary
Of the Commission. Maybe VIC shall now OBJ
tain some reliable information upon the na-
ture of the disease, for there are good sclen-
tiflc and working names On the Commission.
We are Wcli~niEh demoralized by the cpl
den1c, influential persons advocating the i'm
pofasio4' Of MIX, and great Dairy Com
pany having got into being with IN
advertised capital of half million
dollars, The coroner Of the city Of London,
Dr.. Laurcster Is chairman, and the Veterinary
Professor Gamgee, Superintendent, go that the
milk ought at least to be pnre-not "sky-
blue" or :" swfll.n The share-list closes this
day. Ireland, which has hitherto kept free
own. The Government Inspector, Mr. Hugh
Ferguson, thus ctaracterizes thAcomplaint In
the counties Of Cork, Dublin and Wicklow:
sit is entirely different from that now raging
In England. It has proved fatal In numerous
cases after fifteen days lingering. SwellIngs
occur in the vicinity Of all the joints, but es-.
pecially the backs Of the knees. The tongue
Is ulcefat6d in many Instances. If the animal
is destroyed when the symptoms become az.
gravated, and mature suppcration has not
taken place In the tumors, they ara found to
arise from the deposition OF checscy-like
matter In the tissues between tue muscles,
tendons nnd skin, of the deeply seated" The
ever It may be, has its funny side, Tie Prus-
SLAMS hare become 50 alarmed about 1t that
they Will not allow any animal whatsoever to ,
cress their frontiers, and the prohibition ex-
tends to all droEers and others in any way In
terested In animals. Two pairs Of pigeons
said, stopped BY the Prussian officials and
eft!1fd dog was con1scated in spite Of the pro-
teslations Of its owner.
TIE LONDON LASCET's REMARKS ON THE
CHOLERA,
The cholera hangs about our ports, 10th to
depart Oar leading medical Journal, the
Ing. apeaElng of the appearance Of the I epi.
demic In SOUTHAMPTON and vicinity, it says:
although tho outbreak has not ret assumed
alarming proportions, it Is significant Of the
probable ripeness Of cur seaport populations
10 the influence Of the .pestilence. IN face OF
the extension Of the disease along lie south
coast OF Europe, the tendency which IT shows
Ia the districts earliest invaded 10 seize upon
inland towns, and the reported occurrence Of
groups ot cases In central and northern El-
rope, 1t would be an egregious error not to
take warning from this outbreak, and insti.
tnte measures against the danger now imml-
proves that several local outbreaks OF the dis
case In autumn md winter hare preceded the
great epidemic irruption In the following
year. This was tue case in 1s4s4 and
In 1s5e-54. The Lancet then proceeds
agents Of our seaport towns, and RECON-
ulends the establishment Of M
tional Sanitary Commission, city and
town corporations being, as it were,
local committees Of Il. An eminent
Temps, Of Paris, that the cholera has madeits
appearance in TINT city, and recotamcndstha
the water in the public reservoirs should be
apalyzcd, as he believes the poison Ia trans
mttted by that channel. An Incident which
has Just transpired ut Sollies+Ponts, 4 little
town near to Toulon, would seem to carry
put this idea, Last Monday night the people
had no idea Of the. visitor who Threatened
them nsxt night there were sixty cases, and
fty-hye deaths by Thursday, Hhereupon the
Inhabitants all fed. The placs seems 10 hare
become ''cholera centre,n and II so, running
streams and reservoirs OF water are almost
certain to absorb whatever specific poison
there may be in the atmosphere. Looking ut
these various dropping cases" of the epi.
demic, 1t may be well for us to set our house
In order during the winter, go Us to be ready
to battle with the grim aasailant next year.
King Cholera hates soap and aboulfnates
Sewers, heaps Of otfal and fil-policed streets
and quays, and His Majesty will hold full
court even IN q Republic,
FRANCE AND ITALY.
The pamphlet, entitled "Aexico from d
Proyidential Point of View" Is now stated
to be from the pen Of Maximi1lIan's own con-
sort, not from that Of the Empress Eugen1e.
What the latter could possibly zee ii the
Dental character, il would be difficult to
divine md the French papers arc, therefore,
inspire" to deny Her Mafesty's authorship
of the brochure. The sum total OF French cx-
ports during the present year Is considerably
lower than during the flrst two quarters Of
the exports up to july, 1ss5, werc 1904 -
1861. At the end Of August, iSC5, there were
,9Sa., SIT, 600 f., and to the same period last
year ,960, $50 900 fr. The value OF Imports
has, however, increased; the first eight
on91s f. To g s. ohs e. IN ista 1S 01 III Thy ysua op
cotton imported was tho same Us in 1S6l-
namely, 2J0, ,000, 600 If. The Importation Of
metals In 1864 was $50 millions In gold md
silver, aud the expectation 43B millions
whilst in 16G5 the importation was 460 NIL.
lions, and the export only os3 millions.
THE PArAL ARMY-oES. DEAuRE0ARD.
AS have already announced in previous
letter, Rome Is shortly to. be cyacuated By
vices. We shall believe 1t when we sec It, for
we now hear that the evacuation is to be
trammclled with certain proyisos. There IS
said to be a "priyate understanding" be-
tween the Pope md Louis Napoleon which
will 60 far toward neutralizing any chances
Eternal City-at nl1 crents, for the present.
The Pepal army is TO be recruited up to its
full strength by volunteers from Bayaria,
Austria, Styria, Spain, and ireland, some be-
ing drawn from Calabria and other Italian
provinces where the peasant1y stin reverence
ff1nR t{n6$f A%1N ~ntr T.
Gods viccregent upon earth. When this Is
completed-and the work Is rapidly progress.
ing, be 1t understood Emperor will stipu- |
late with tho King of Italy that the present |
frontier Of the Roman States shall be respect |
cd, and that, In case OF my rebellion or revolt,
the Italian troops shall coalesce with I
the Pope's sbirri 10 put down the distur- |
b2ncf. Rome. mnreorcr il tn lae eyc1usfral4