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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

cotlanb.

Ax UNCLE AND Nll5 " NiScES."—A scene of • most
remarkable nature, partaking as much of the serious as
of the ludicrous. and not • little of both, occurred at
(Iranian on Saturday evening, noise short time
before the departure of the 7.20 train to Edinburgh. In
the course of the evening two well-dressed and respecta-
ble looking ladies arrived at Granton in company with •
gentleman who was evidently considerably the worse for
drink. They entered • helm together, where it is laid
they had some stimulants. They conducted themselves,
however. with the nrmost propriety, no suspicion being
attached to the conduct or motives of either ; they were,
in fact, about to leave, when it was discovered that the
gentleiuen had a considerably well-611ed pocket of bank-
notes, and that the elder of the young ladies aiileared to
Is particularly solicitious at to low she should pt her
" nage to the train ably with an mall money in his
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

JAL MARKETS

Did Wheat, £l5 Om. to
LIE Os. per Iced; Malting
ir ditto. Ms to :t..; Oats,
4a.; Malt. 68s. to r.h. per
per sack. Al to-day's
eat sold at folly la. advance,
Is • great variety of weight,
d. Barley, oata, and beans
trade rather Ermer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.
141 LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Pub:it that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
•is. _ _ .

At the SontA•Westera Station—
Best Walla End Goals ... Is. &I. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths
Bast Teuby f:tone Coal . Is. 64. "
At the Great Western Station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Beat Radittock Coal O. 104 d. Os 100.
Small ditto Os. 74. Os. 7d.
is. Id.
Is. Oil.

Beat Bull°
Cohn .

IL Id.
lc Od.

Coale delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Order, received by Mr. F. LOCK, Yost Office. or by
Mr. Minim HILL. at the G. W. btatiu n , will be
punctually attended to.
por.hester, Nov. let. 1869.

BROWN AND POLSON'S
PATENT CORN FLOUR.

The Lancet stales:
" THIPI ii SCITIIIOII TO ANTTHING OP THI KIND
KNOWN."

VIItST of the kind Manufactured and Paten-
ted in the United Kingdom and France, as ex-
plained with Engravino in The lllush-wed Lowboa
News. of May :Kith. Supplied by BROWN and PoLsos,
to Her Msjeuty the Queen, by order from Buckingham
Palace. It lain great favour wherever it ha, been made
known, for Pudding*, Blancmange, Ike., preferred to
the beet arrow root, and especially suited to the
delicacy of Children and Invalids,
BROWN AND POLSON,
Manufacturers and Purveyors to Her Majesty,
PAISLEY, MAN('H ENTER, DUBLIN, AN!)
LONDON,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

I, TApLES.

11,

It is saki that Garibal di"eiril*". -.I at the
mouth of the Garigliano. and ',tempted tN communi-
cation of the Royal troop between Capita an 4 Gaeta.
It io expected that Gan an his ratan will op."
rate agoinot Capita lie I sa been to Palern in. and on
the. 17th inst. 141hilidieri a 1 real proclamotiot ito the Pa-
ictoodbaao. repoAtitagsks 1,'wi1144,17 Prods im at Koine
the coottitotio„ of the ItA. 'ion Kingdom. .c.nd that he
will not accomplioli the an 'icaati`si at pat sent. No
Ministerial change has taken lAiww at :GIOIA •

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

RUSSIA.

ter from tit. Petersburg of the 9th toys :—" The
or will not leare for Warsaw until after the con-
nt of the Empress. which is expected at the en.)
ptember or the beginning of October. General
Aide-.le-Camp to his Ilsjesty, left for
as rwitentsy on an extraordinary mission. lo the
euvres which lately took place at Moscow the
eror paid special attention to Ile artillery and the
cannot.. and he was Iva Mad at the precision of
latter. The artil cry of the Guard ban thus far alone
n supplied with such pieces., hot the rest of the
dlery is to hare soma also. A fire at Poltava has
I done damage to the amount of 100,000 rubles."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TBLEGRAPII.)

[Fsom KINOSIOAD AND LAT'il CIRCVLAN.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, SEPT. 24.

The supply of wheat from Essex and Kent
was small, and cleared at an advance of Is. to
2s. upon prices of this day week. The attend-
ance of country buyers was again large, and a
good retail business done in general quality
and fine red foreign at an improvement of 2s.
upon rates of Monday last, except Dantzic,
which was not more than Is dearer.
Good demand for barley, at is. more money.
Beans and peas realised fine charges.
Oat trade firm, at &I. advance.

Top price of town-made flour unaltered, but
barrela held for a alight advance on Friday's
term'-

Wind, N. K —Fine.

ARRIVALS:

3,3371 Barley (Foreign) 754
759 Oats „ 13,906
7,187 Flour 7,754 sacks and
33,549 3,375 barrels.
Barley (Scotch) 250
Oata „ 5
Floor „
Malt „ 60

Wheat (British)
Barley „
Malt „
Oats
Flour „
Oats (Irish)
Malt ~
Wheat (Foreign) 27,539

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24.

Our market was supplied to-day with 6,120
beast, 26,840 sheep and lambs, 365 calves, and
480 pigs.
Calves

Boast and aheop trade very slow.
sold higher.

d. s.
Beef
Mutton
Veal
Pork
ARRIVALS :

Holland—Bout 1,960 Ireland—Bout 410
„ Sheep 6,960 „ Calves 5
„ Calves 280 Cambridge, Beast 1,600
Spain—Beast 60 Norfolk—Bout
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

Varittits.

Tug hung tg Attnnigs.—Some more thrifty an.l
d• orotts gradually insinuate themselves into permanent
employment. Larry is invested ,with the charge of a
dray oe hand-cart; Coo ascends • hackney-coach box;
Dennis is initiated into the Plutonium mysteries of a
foundry; Iffirkey devotes biome', to stone-cutting : and
Theban sweats under the burden of the hod. These
attain in time • more or less reputable status as citizen.;
they marry and beget children ; they carouse after their
labours ; they take • riotous share in municipal affairs,
and show their fitness for political dberty by selling
their votes to the beat bidder. On gala .lays, attended
by a brass hand, and armed IA the law directs. they
parade under the Insh fig in the showy manna' of
tli.tt gallant volunteer cope the "Irish Green ; " they
vituperate the Protestaniisin of their tolerent
citizens ; they howl patriotically for war faith tyran-
nical England :they contribute lavialil) to support their
clergy ; awl dying in Dm odour uf sanctity they are sue-
comet by 00115 as ignorant and narrowquintled as them-
-r Mee a Week. - - . .

kl'llAulis a Suroun.—lmagine a French deputation to
tome near to Famlond for the psirpm.e of presenting a
beautifnl-bound copy of the Chancery Reports to the
Present Master of the Rolls, on the ground that he is a
limier dint of a refsgee family who escaped from the
tyranny of Louie XIV. after the revocation of the Edict
of Nantes. and on the flyleaf let the inscription be seen
—" Oppreseed France to the keen .1 itted judge the
Right. Hon. Sir John &mildly, Kut., Hester of the
Rolls. the de.ceudant of former French fogitives from
former French tyrants." Ouly let the experiment be
tried, and let the deputation set their feet again for five
minutes on French soil, ant we should spee•lily see on
which •ide of the narrow seas Liberty had fixed her
abiding ',Loc.—lbid.

LORD flitotmtian.—Lord Brougham completed big
fend )ear on Wednesday last. He ii in perfect health,
and thi+ week will preside over the annual meeting of
the National 8 iciety tor the promotion of Social Science
at Gbiagow. The noble lord was horn on the 19th of
September, 1778. He was admitted an advocate of the
Scottish bar in 1800. Man called to the her at Lincoln'to
inn in 1808, was appointed Attorney-General to Queen
Caroline in April. 1820, and was Lord Chancellor (ruin
1830 to 1834 in Earl Grey's government.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

ircLinb.

Extensive works are now iar progress at different parts
• 4 the old emote of Carrickfergus, batteries being pro.
osed to mount six Lancaster guns. The masonry of
t his fortress is of great strength, and when the guns are
i. position the whole of Belfast Lough wall be effectually
o ononnueled. .4 local paper remarks that Lancaster
gains. properly served, ought to be able to sink any ship
of war that might attempt to pow up the Lough.
THE Pore's NIBH BRIGADE. —it appears that among
th.) captives of Spoleto are the correspondent of the
,Voresiey News, Major O'Reilly. Captains Blakeney,
Coppenger, Kirwan. and Koran Guttenberg, Lieutenants
Crtas, Stafford, Lynch, and Green. Two more of the ill-
fated officers, Lieutenants Kuther and Howley, were
onade prisoners at Perugia. The defeat of Lasoloriciire
has cast • deep gloom over the Pope's party in Dublin.
The most sanguine are beg' g to see that the game
is nearly up.
THE AITEMPT UPtIN TIN LIFE or LoRD
cortvProntlent of tins Erma., Mail mentions the follow-
ing circumstances in oonnexion with the risen who fired
at Lord Leitrim on Saturday week : "J..mes Murphy,
the mau in custody for firing et Lord Leitrim. is in no
way connected with lois lordship's iodate. but he formerly
kept a very irregular home, at which Rillend meetings
were held, and so was brought under the magiaterial
notice of Lord Leitrim. giving math trouble in 1845 and
onharairealt yen. If lie ii inad, as mews to be the caw,
I have no doubt that he has been incited to the attempt
by others who would tellingly take revenge for the
interference offered to tutor proceeding, at that time,
and thou :lit they might safely accomplish their end by
the hand of a lueoatic. The Mail remarks that the
fact that no magi teats hail taken the obvious atep of
examining Lord Leitrim upon the fourth day after lois
marrow escape, is anything but orolitable to the
authorities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

Court /Cr 1135.

Osßons, Sept. 20.
The Comte de Paris and the Dec de Chartres visited
her Majesty yesterday frome Hyde. •
In the afternoon her Majesty and the Prince Consort,
acoompanied hy the Princess* MICE. Princess Helena,
and Princess Loume, drove over to Hyde and visite 1 the
Qmen Msrie
Vi.ronut P.e.nt,raton arrival from Broadlands, and
reilmins on a visit to her Majesty.
ItEmov.th or THE C.,I!HT THOM OEINHINE.— The
Royal screw yacht fairy, thoomander his Somme Highs
110.1. Prince Leiningen, arrived in Portsmouth harbour
on Friday, with the Royal standard at the main, et
3.55 p.m., having on hoard Her Majesty the Queen, his
Royal lliginicas the Prince Consort, the Royal Princes
awl Princesses. soul the ladies and gent:emen of the
ciert in attendance. The Royal Standard was salute I
with 21 guns by her Majesty'. ship Emerald, at Spit-
head, on the Fairy steaming through, and, on entering
Chic lisrliour, by the garrison saluting battery and Her
Majesty's ship Victory, the different ships being decked
out with coloured bunting and having yards manne I.
Her Majesty thacuibarkl at the Royal l'lsrence yard,
where Due principal military and naval authorities with
their respective staffs were in attendance, comprising
Major-General Lord W. Paulet, C. 8., lieut..governur
of the garrison, and commanding the South-West
! District ; Vice-Admiral hi. W. Bruce, naval coin-
' mandersin-chief ; Rear-Admiral Superintendent Hon.
George Grey, Captain lion. G. Co!olu'l
Soluerset,C. 8., ass i act. t.q nartermaater- general ; Colonel
Thackwell, ileputy-amistant-adjutioit-general, Ste.. and •
guard of honour of the Royal Marine Light Infantry,
with the splendid hand of the 0000 under the ME-
enand of Colonel Spalding. Her Majesty and the Hoyal
family 1 atvly entered the train, elicit wax drawn
up at the 1./cam's private station, and left the Clarence-
yard for London at 4.10 p.m. The train ate in charge
of Mr. Beattie, locomotive superintendent ; Mr. Steam.,
nssident engineer ; and Mr. Godson. chief suserintete
dent I the South-Western Railway Company. Colonel
Lu •ril and Captain JohnAtusie, iliresitors, also EOC.III.
panil the train. The arraovinente at the station
were under the able aupervis on of Mr. 5t4,111.1..
ESHAMEATIOE MaJaarr sr Usavv-esso.
Tie royal idea', yacht Victoria and Alhett, Captain the
Joseph Denman. arrived at Gravesend on Thurs-
day afternoon. for the purpose of embarking her
M jesty snit suite for Antwerp oum Sistunlay. Moorings
1.1 lc-en previously laid down off the Terracequer by a
party of that. rs, whip arrived in the Bustler Aram-
ve.4-1, from Woolwich Dockyard. About five o'clock
on Satunlay afternoon, the embarkation took place,
under the superintendence of Commodore the Hon. J.
It. I)ruiiiiiiond, fiag °Meer at Woolwich. The Admiralty
steammessels Black Eagle and Vivid arrived off the
pier on Friday, for the pummel of shipping the royal
carriage and luggage. The thiborite, Admiralty yawl,
Commander Bower, accompanied the royal yacht.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

AUSTRIA.

The Austrian war steamers in the Neapolitan waters
1 ar, bon ordered to return to Trieste, an the Auatrian
G overnment, on account of the offer amnia by the King
.0 f Naples to Garibaldi to join hint with ill auxiliary
O 'rye againt Venetia, can nu longer offer hospitality to
I :ia Majeatv.
The Austrian Crhinet is said to have announoed to
tl le French Government that Austria, for her own isecu-
ri tv. is about to concentrate • corps of observation 3f
fa 001) men at Mantua and on the river Po. but that she
b la no intention of intervening in the events mulling
f, 0111 the entry of Sardinian troops into the Palma
S tate+,
Count de Toll, Aide-ile-Camp General of the Emperor
c f Rosins, bus arrived at Vienna with an autograph
1 ether from the ('oar, inviting the Emperor of Austria to
s ri interview at Warsaw.
A grand dinner was given by the Emperor at Belton-
) worm. on Tuesday week, in honour of the birthday of
. the Emperor of Russia, in return for • similar courtesy
z the part of the latter sovereign. All the members of
t is Imperial family at Vienna, the Grand Duke of
1, esse•Darmatadt, and the Russian Ambamador were
.11 limit. The Emperor of Austria, in very cordial
pr ms, proposed a toast in honour of the Emperor
ter sander 11.
Ale 'le important lineation of religious freedom has been
T. i raised in Anstria, this time in the council of the
affaii rest Vienna. Several representatives of Protestant
empi urged • reciiiion of the Concordat, on the ground
sects nine of its clauses were peculiarly imiuditic and
that s vice in a country in which an many differences of
oppres is opinion existed. The council di I not decide
retigioi lopting any sir-cite course, but determined gene.
Upon at 4 something moat be done to remedy the
nilY IL es complained if.
pion=
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

bAktinA LA.

m aerial publication of General Cialdini's
After tl city was ea fete. The illuminations were
victory the

genera . al Armenia, of Pommy. bail been seized
The /"•11 üblished an article insulting to the Emperor
for hming l'
of the Fre" Pie4mmerse Ga:elfe says :—The Sardinian
The official las notified the blockade of Ancona to the
Government I .
foreign Poe" • of maritime right agreed upon at the
The principb is will he observed.
Congress of Pal nuel has once more made the attempt
Victor Emus :Maui, the leader of the Radical oppo-
to prevail upor I in C'hamber, and its best orator, to
sition in the Tot Ministry. Itsitaui'a reply has been
enter the Cavo 3 T ore useful to the King by being kept
that he would b,.. In be might seise the reins of Govern
in reserve, so t bat scope Count Cavour's bands, and
men' should 111 eY 1 • thin emergency seems afterwards
some amngemer. t fot
~. hi a personal negotiation between
to have been coin e '''' • themselves.
the two old silver •fm, the bead-quarters of which
s'flei
A strong corps; d'"l/' 'ng watch upon the movements
are at Piacenza. Is keept:. Ittention is paid to the navy.
of the Austrians. tan Beet is •ordered to Genoa.
A portion of the .'ha, just porch awed several large
and the Goverume
transport Ile•mer'' Kossuth and Klapk •an at Turin, living very retired.
--
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

CHINA,

him Tineem mistrial correspondent. writing from
Shanghai on the bth of Jnly. states' that the Mandarins
had driven all flocks and herds into the interior, end
DO fresh meet, and few supplies. could he procured for
the large British force, which only waited the signal for
action. Aroma:its hail been received as to tho number
of men at the Taku forte. _

„.
nWM' repotis have heen received from eariona quar-
ters. and tiny age' In estitnetmg the Chiaese forst, at
not more then 25.000 men. As to the artnv at TienT-in and Pekin there is no reliable information. The
Ruatian Minister. General Ig-natieff, states that the
Chines* do not believe we have an army, and are pre-
paring for an attack from the Meet alone.
The effective tome of the army onneirted of 6,357
British and 2.178 Native Infantry. 1.012 (1-val-y, 1,793
Artillery, 485 Engineers, and 2,6 Military Train, mak-
ing a total strength of 12.111 men. There were two
batteries' of Armstrong guns (1.2 poundereh three bat-
teries of 9-pounders, two and a hall Madras mountain•
train batteries. end a siege-train, consuming of light P -
pounders and 8-inch !lordlier*. 1,689 home were in
camp, besides a comber of ponies and bullocks. No
plan of operations had been settled. This much, how-
ever seemed certain—the French would haul to the
south, the Enghell to the north 14 the Take forts. A
naval brigede would probably he formed from the blue-
jackets and the Shrines. which would act with the
army, and while the troop, attacked the forts in the
rear, the guidsata would tackle them in front.
The Chine-e had succeeded in raising the Cormorant,
sunk in the Peilto. They built a boat, into which they
transferred the Cormorant's engines. But, alas they
would not work, and no one could net tl•cni going. "So
Sang-bo-lin-sin bent down four watchmakers from Pekin.
' You are accustomed to machines.' said he ; ' at that
barbarian machine to work. or I will cut off your heads.'
The unhappy watchmakers succeeded in lighting the
tires and inducing the sinoke to ascend through the
funnel. This contented their taskmaster.”

The Emperor ws.l in a state of drunken, helpless im•
hecility. The rends were making steady progress in
the provinces.

THE WARSAW MEETING.

The following telegram reacheq u from Berlin
'The Prince Regent will arrive at Vi'ar.aw on the
evening of the 13th of October. The Emperor Alex-
ander, the Prince Regent, and the Emperor of AuNtri•
will meet on the 14th of October. As re4arde the
Ministers wlioare to accompany the Sovereigns, nothing
hu yet been decided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

Crain' anD Commute.

STATE OF TRADE.

•
LticEsTER, Sept. 19.—The 'misery trade continues
quiet, there not being much ~ing for house cunounip-
twit. The weather has also been stormy, no ll 140
as 10 prevent the hands working in the oinpfields In
the eountrydistricts trade is extremely dull. Yarns are i
~ennig at 'ate ',nee*, and 11.. wool-inarkut continue*
brne at high prices for good ipialities.
NoTTIrinH.Ol, 'Stk.—There is n little more doing this
week in some branches of the cotton lace trail& Several
buyers are in the town, and .0111%; °niers have been
given. The Germano are operating more liberally. In
the how branch there is no reaction, anti warren
remain very dull. There continues to be very little
deniond for Vain miff goods ; a little in doing in i
Mechlin esigingo, and in the cotton fancy trade order, are
being executed for muslin* and plaits. Manufacturers
an working up their stocks, and finishing •s little as
, possible. Iti hosiery there is no unprovensent to note ;
Ile.ry every branch is quiet.
MANCH enryn. Sept. 2l.—The market continnes quiet
in clothes for India, but for other ippirtera a fair busi-
ness has liven done, the &mond being of a pretty
general chtracter. The business has run principally
upon the better kinds of lungeloths. T-clottio, ant
narrow lorinters For dunie.tiLs and 36.incli 'shirting.
there has Wen less inquiry than last week. l'rices are
'amply. For yarn., the demand is fair, though not
eetl.e. The prim ip sl buoine.* has leen in warps and
cps for home manufacturers, the medium count* of
is am. bei ig in very fair reine-t. Fir export the chief
bUnilleni him,. 6,11 ell Din idol 32's water twist ii, bundle
for China, but there is also Wine demand fur the
Iled.terr..nean. and the Germans are buying miele•
rately. For East India mule yarn there has not been
much inquiry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25

AU communications in relatton to whatever ile-
pattment of the Paper am o to he tuhlre,segl to
Mr. FREDERICK MALLET?, Editor of the borAer
Claud!, I,:rpre ami Agriennutuf Grt:ftle, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorelowter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

BEAMINSTER.

Our town and neighbourhood have been visited
within the last week, with some very severe gales.
A building in the course of construction on Green
Cross Hill, the property of Mr. Bowditch, was blown
down one night—a circiunstance hardly to be won-
dered at from the novel style of the architecture, for
the lower story was built with muck, and the upper
with stone!
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds—Tuesday (this day).
Park Farm, near Gillingham; Friday, Tollard
Green; Monday, 16th, Stepleton.
The B.V. Foxhounds—Wednesday, Creech Hill;
Friday, Chetnole ; Saturday, Stourhead—at 11.
Mr. J. Radciyffe's Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Bradford Plantations; Friday, Milborne Wood—at
10.30. .

Park

Friday,

•-•—•
The B. V. Harriers—Tuesday (this day), Cerne
Hill ; Saturday, Milborne Port -at 12.
The West Somerset Hounds—Friday, Cleve Hill
—at 10.30.
The New Forest Hounds—Thursday, Bramshaw
Wood; Saturday, Christchurch Road Station—at
10.30.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be zuhlrmsed to
Mr. FREDERICK /1/ A LETT, }Ater of the Darted
(.'ounty Erprenn and Agricultural Uazeite, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
111
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

PRUSSIA.

A report that the Prince of Hohenzollern intended
to resign the Presidency of the Council of Ministers is
declared by the Pritssicut Gazette to be unfounded.
An order, signed by the Prince Regent, convokes
the Prussian Chambers for the 12th inst.
The Conference of the German States on the sea-
coasts (which was convoked by Prussia on the 14th
nit)., for the purpose of discussing the question of
fortifying the shores, was to be opened on the 9th inst. at
Berlin, it seems.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

RUSSIA.

According to • letter from Warsaw, the religious
persecution of the Popish Catholics is not less constant,
odious, and cruel under the present Emperor than
under his predecessor. Some poor peasants living in
the village of Dziernowiese, in the government of
Witepska, were lately prevented by the Russian popes
and gendarmes from assisting at the United Greek
Catholic service, and were forced by the sabre to receive
the communion in the schismatic church.
The financial position of the Russian Government is
reported to be still extremely embarrassed, although the
last loan of I:12,000MM has been completely covered
through the influence of Karon Rothschild.
Prince Gortschakuff has left St. Petersburg on the
27th ult. for Paris.
The sentence of iinprisonment, military degradation,
and loss of title inflicted on General Zatler for having
cheated the Government during the war in the Crimea,
has been modified through the intercession of Prince
Michael Gortachakoff, the defender of Sebastopol. The
ex-Couisuissary-General has been simply disuiissed the
service, and retains his titles and fortune.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

LIVERPOOL GUANO AND SEED MARKET.

From SA MOIL Bows's, General Broker, Exchange,
Court, Liverpool, Jan. 7.)
Guano no import; a fair demand for Moons and
Upper Peruvian. Of nitrate of soda, 17,340 bags
arrived, advancing market, Calcined bone, &c., the
arrival is 1,010 tons; sales at .C 5 15.. to £7 7s. for
calcined, and at .C 4 17s. 6d. to .C 5 for cattle bones.
Linseed oil cake and cotton seed in moderate re-
quest, at the quotation. Tallow a firm but inactive
market. Importers and manufacturers pursue the
course as previously reported, the former (of other
sorts except Russian) sell on or before arrival, the
latter buy to supply only immediate wants.
E a. L I.
Guano, PefUrillt. 12 to 13 0 per ton.
Ditto, Upper ditto - - - 6 7 0 „
lebsboe
410 „
lialdanha Bay
Boort. lloorla
Pedro Keys • 31 50 „
Sulphate of Ammonia l4 15 0 „
Bone Ann ---------31 10 ~
Linseed Cake, American- - - - 9 - 6 5 „
Ditto, English - - - - - 10 0 0 „
Cotton seed Cake - 710 5 „
Nitrate of Soda • - 0 15 0 17 0 per met.
Linseed, Bombay -----2 13 0 -14 0,1 per qr.
Cloverseed. new red Amerman inal. per cwt.
Tallow, Ist P.T.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, JAN. s.—About an average supply of
beasts was on offer in our market to-day. All
prime breeds moved off steadily, at fully Monday's
currency, otherwise, the beef trade was inactive;
nevertheless, prices were well supported. We have
to report a good demand for sheep of prime quality,
at extreme rates. Long wools were inactive, but
not cheaper. The supply on offer was rather limited.
Prime calves were scarce, and in request, at very
full prices; but inferior qualities of veal ruled some-
what heavy. The pork trade w s steady, on former
terms. In mulch cows, however, very little buai-
nem was doing.
Per 811 s. to s!tik the OW.

kinfr. bouts 3 41..3 B,Pr. Boutt. Downs 5 ttos 6
Sec. quality, do. 3 10 4 4,large 11,1. ail4e4 4 2 4 8
Prime large oxen 4 6 4 lifPrime sinailditto 4 10 5 2
Ditto Scots, kr. 4 10 5 &Large hop 3 6 3 10
Cr.. llnfr sheep 3 6 4 0 Neat mil. porker 4 0 4 10
San q wlity do 4 2 4 6 Suck. nib.. (each) 224 to 23a
Pr. en. wooed I 4 410 Qr. old xtore pigs 23.. to WA

NKWO ATE AND LEA DEN HA LE MARKETS.
FRIDAY, JAN. 6.—Prime beef, mutton, veal, and
pork—the supplies of which are limited—command
a steady sale, at very full prices. Otherwise, the
trade is in a sluggish state, at about previous rata;
Yee 811. A. by the carom :
d.
Inferior beet.. 2 8 tot 101
Middling ditto.. 3 0 3 4
Prime large ditto 3 6 4 0
Primeionall ditto 4 2 4 4
Urge pork .364. 2

d. d.
Inferior mutton 9 2 3 6
Middling ditto 3 8 4 2
Prime ditto 4 4 1 6
Veal
Small pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

SECOND COURT.

Briery Bailey, (22). a seaman, was indicted for u-
saulting one John Hurrell, and stealing from his per.
Non a silver watch and a metal chain, Inn property at
blelcombe Regis, on the 22nd December, 1859. Guilty,
but recommended to mercy. Use months imprison-
ment with hard labour.

Janes Read (19). and John Read (19), labourers,
pleaded not guilty to the charge of stealing two skirts,
the property of John Brown, and another shirt, the
property of George Atkins, of Bradford Abbas, on the
Bth November, 1859. The jury found the prisoners
guilty, and a previous conviction for felony having been
recorded against James Read, he was sentenced to
eighteen calendar months' imprisonment with hard
labour. A statement was put in in favour of the pri-
soner John Read, signed by the clergyman of his parish,
and the Court passed • lenient sentence upon him—six
weeks' imprisonment with hard labour.
Daniel Cams (22), labourer, pleaded guilty to the
charge of stealing two fowls, the property of Hiram
Watkins, at Sherborne, on the sth December, 1859.
Prisoner, who is • well-known character, and has been
summarily convicted several times, is a ticket-of-leave
man. Sentenced deferred.

Silas Beer (on lull) was indicted for stealing an iron
connecting rod, the property of Mr. JAllltl Taylor. at
Chardstock, on the 16th of November. Guilty; two
months' imprimoninent, with hard labour.
Andrew House (Zt), labourer, was indicted for assanit-
iug and kicking Robert Cheeseman, • police constable
whilst in 'Le execution of his duty. He Mee found
guilty, and having been three times previously convicted
he was iientenasil to 12 months' imprisonment with hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

irclaub.

THI Pope—The Dublin Erening News is able to
make us acquainted with the reception by the Pope of
the address of sympathy adopted at the meeting at the
Dublin Rotunda. Not that the Pope penned or direi.ted
any words in reply ; but his Holiness was "exceedingly
gratified and consoled by its perusal, and recognised in .
its expressions the spirit of fidelity and devotedness to.
wards the centre of Catholic unity which is the proud
characteristic of Deland." Cardinal Antonelli also ex-
press...a himself delighttd with the address, and "exa•
mined it inset minutely, and greatly admired the beau-
tifu: form in which it wat printed." A somewhat noire
remarkable statement follows—that is to say, remark
able if true—for we are next told that "the proceedirip
of the Rotunda meeting had given the greatest satisfac-
tion to the Eternal City."
Luau DIRWeel TKNANTRY AT DoOS.—The Limerick
Reporter announces that the Earl of Derby has with-
drawn the notices to quit their holdings which his Lord-
ship caused to be served upon scveral or the truants on
the Cuogey estate, in Tipperary, after the murder of
Mr. Crowe.

SAD BOAT ACCIDENT.—On the 30th ult.. eight fisher-
men embarked in • boat at itallycastle for the purpose
of proceeding out to sea on a fishing excursion. They
had not gut far from the shore when the boat was
struck by one of the large waves usual on that boisterous
beach, and the eight occupants f the ill-starred boat
were cast into the sea. Two- of the number succeeded
in gaining the law!, but the remaining six were lost.
ARMING THE IlitsH.—lt is annotiiimd, without any
circumlocution, that • Government ciieular has reached
Cork authorising the formation of • volunteer corps, to
be composed of the civil Pervants in the employment of
the Crown, such as Custom !louse, Excise, and Poet
-
office officials. It is :Aided that invitations have been
given to parties in public employment, such as those of
' telegraph and railway companies and banks, either to
associate themselves in a corps, or, if not sufficiently
numerous, to join suck a body as might be formed by
the civil servants.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

BRIDPORT.

One hundred and twenty-right members bare now
been duly attested as the effective strength of this
corps, and, this number being in excess of the al.
lowance for one company, a sub-division fo to tie
applied for forthwith. On New Year's-day the coeo.
pany, upwards of htl strong, under the command of
their captain, and precede{ by their hand, marched
to Allington Church and attended divine service
In addition to the above more than 50 members hara
enrolled for service in the artillery, and a company te
about to be formed, the command of which it is es.
pt.eted will be uttered to Mr. Joseph Oundry, of the
"Hyde."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

VISITING JUSTICES.

Mr. C. PORCHIJI read this report, which stated that
0.• prisoner had received a reward of 10a. from the
awn, for good conduct after his discharp from prison.
Prwmers in custody—males, 134 ; females, 15; total,
149. In inflrmary—uiales, 5. For trial at these Sem-
,,,,ns—umles, 13 ; females, 3; on bail—males, 9; total
25 not one since added). For Assizes 5. Number of
committals during laat quarter, Al 5 ; same quarter last
year, 454, being an increase of 46, which was chiefly
to the reception of 30 men from the Great
Es.tern steamship, and of aevaral seamen from the fleet
at Portsmouth. Total daily average in custody this
wane% 102 ; aanic quarter last year, 85 ; recoinniit-
iarnts. • decreaae of 13; punishments, increase of one ;
disbaniements tins quarter, £41014 17s. 2d. ; name quarter
last year. Lillil Udo. 4th.; allowing an increase of
Ka 4s. hJ. Alvin° price of wheat £lO 18s. 2.1, per
load; muse quarter laid year, £lO Ga. Hit.; increase,
lla. 6.1. Bread, 14.1. per lb. : same quarter last
year, lid. Maintenance cat per bead this quarter,
ii.; same quarter last year, 911. 451.; decrease this
quarter, Is. 11. Contracts were taken for the supply of
every necemary article of consumption for the prison at
• slight advance. An order wen mule by the Court for
the enlargement by three feet of the governor's sitting
room, at a cost 01 ES; £lO was granted to the Milbonie
Reformatory School, and I:10 to the itlaudford Peniten-
tiary, front the Charity Fund.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

CRANBORNE.

A public meeting is announced to take place at
" Fleur-de-lis," in Cranhorne, on Thursday next, at
6 p.m., for the formation of a ride corps for Cran.
borne and surrounding parishes. Captain Munro
of Ensham House, will take the chair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

Debonsb frt.

EXCTIUt. A gratifying meeting, consisting of
about ISO artisans of the city, was held on Inday,
in the Guildhall, when a sufficient number of men to
form two companies of volunteers was tendered, pro-
vided their arms and accoutrements were gratuitously
supplied to them. They were informed that the
committee of the Exeter and South Devon Rifle
Corps were prepared to do this at a coil of upwards
of asoO, and that although only £3OO of that sum
hail been as yet obtained, it was hoped that the
whole amount would soon be raised by voluntary
subscriptions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

Till HICIIP-BTIALING CAME AT BKIDPURT.

John Newberry. described as • hemp-boiler, was in-
dicted for stealing 5,400 lbs. weight of hemp, the pro-
perty of TI as Legg, of Symondebury, on the 17th of
October, 1857 l'risoner (who wore the uniform of a
sergeant of the 94th Foot), pleaded not guilty to the
charge, and was undefended. Mr. Woodford. Hooks
conducted the prosecution. Prisoner in defence said
that the hemp he had been charged with selling hail
been made up out of the waste and perquisites he bad
received. The Chairman, in summing up, alluded to the
unaatisfactory state of the evidence in regard to the
quantities aupplied, by which the jury were placed in
rather a difficult dilemma. The whole owe was in.
volved in intricacy. They would have been entirely
ignorant of it had it not been for the voluntary state-
ment put forth by the prisoner. The confesaion ini-
plicatecl other parties, and he should have rejoiced—
taking into consideration the way in which the Britt-
port manufacturers had for some time been robbed of
their goods—to have seen the receivers at the bar
rather than the prisoner. The jury, after deliberating
about a quarter (if an hour, returned a verdict of guilty,
but recommended him to mercy on the ground of the
great neglect of the prosecutor ii. keeping • proper ac-
count of the goods lie bad received from the various
manufacturers, thus offering great temptation to his
servant,. The learned Chairman and other magis-
trates said this was • very proper ground, and the pri-
soner, having been feelingly addressed by the Chairman,
was sentenced to 4 udemlar months' imprisonment with
hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

foreign anb Colonial intrllignut.

FRANCK

The Moniker of Thunday contains a decree of the
Emperor appointing M. Thonvenal Minister for Foreign
Affairs, replacing Count Walewski, resigned. Id. Ba-
rocks is intrusted ad inicrirri with the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs until the arrival of M. Thouvenal.
The reception of the diplomatic corps on January 1
pseud over without that significant utterance which it wu
thought the Emperor Napoleon might take occasion to
Indulge in.
On entering the Salle do Trone his Majesty first met
the Papal Nuncio, Monsipore Saccone, who presented
to the Emperor, in the name of the Mimetic Corps,
their respectful wishes for the happiness and prosperity
of His Majesty and of his august family. The Emperor
In reply said :
I thank the Diplomatic Body for the good wishes it
has addressed to me on the advent of the new year, and
I am especially happy at this time Where the opportunity
of reminding its representatives that since my accession
to power I have always professed the most profound re-
spect for recognised rights. Be then, assured that the
constant aim of my efforts will be to re-established
everywhere, insomuch as depends upon me, confidence
and peace.
Some accounts have it that, instead of "recognised
rights," his Majesty used the words "acquired rights"
in this little speech.
A decree of the Emperor confirms the nomination of
the Secretaries of the Senate of the preceding year for
neat Session.
Lord Cowley left Paris on Monday for an interview
with Lord Palnierston in Loudon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

Boitocoff, FRIDAY, JAN. 6.—The show of new
hops is still very moderate, and the demand f all
kinds is steady, at very full prices. Yearling oi
good quality command extreme rates.—Mid and
.East Kent pockets, 84s. to 150..; Weald of Kents,
665. to 90..; Sussex, 635. to hos, per cwt.
The operations on our market during the put
week have been somewhat limited, owing to the
period of the year, and the scarcity of hoe saw
pies. In the few sales effected, recent rates have
been fully supported. The imports of foreign hops
into London last week were 30 balm from Gluck-
stadt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, JAN. 6.—Avery limited supply of Eng.
lish wheat was received fresh up to-day, coastwise
and by land carriage. The attendance of buyers was
small; nevertheless, good and fine samples changed
hands somewhat steadily, at fully Monday's pnces.
Damp qualities, however, moved off slowly, at
about late quotations. We were tolerably well, but
not to say heavily, supplied with foreign wheat.
The amount of business doing in all kinds was
limited, yet holders generally were very firm.
Floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth were a slow
inquiry. Fine barley was very scarce, and in re-
quest, at fall currencies. Other qualities maintained
their previous value. There was very little doing
in the malt trade. Prices, however, were supported.
Oats—the show of which was limited—ruled steady,
and the quotations had an upward tendency. Beans,
peas, and flour were a slow inquiry, at late rates.

CURRENT PRICKS OF BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shillingsrrer qr.
WHEAT—Ewes, Kent, and Suffolk. *him 44
„ Ditto, line .elected runs .. 42 48
„ Ditto, red ... 36 44
..
Ditto. Tales era 42 50
• Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and YorkshireSS 46
HAILLKY Malting . .. 32 45
„ Grinding and distilling
, Chevalier
IlitiT—Esees, Norfolk, and Suffolk .. 80 66
Kingston, Were, end Torn-made 07 70
GAie -Essex and Suffolk ... 20 23
„ Scotch and Lincolnshire, pota.to2s 25
PO Dittn, feed . .. 22 26
Irish potato.. .. n 27
..
RY e . Si 26
.. .. ..
BICANff--)1 33 35
.. .
Ticaralla Harrow .
.. 36 30
.
eg Pigeon . 36 30
.. . .
Pia., --Non-Bollers . .. 33 35
~ WS:te, Eines. and Kent, boilers 38 30
.. Ditto, Fine Suffolk ... 40 45
, Maple .. 37
..
, Grey .. . 32 34
FLOUR—Beet marks, delivered ("seek) 40 43
Seconds ditto and Country .. 90 93

221 151

IORRIGN GRAIN.
WHEAT—Dantsic and Konigsberg
Ditto, ditto, extra .
Rostock, Stettin, and Wolgast
Belgium and Ponimenutian -
Danish and Silesian -
„ Italian, or Harianople - -
„ Odesaa - - - -
American and Canadian -
BARLEY Melting
Grinding and distilling
OATN—P,dand and Brew - - 23 37
Feed
BRii4B-81nall
141 ptian 32 33
FF.LiI--White Boilers 36 39
Yellow ditto -
Non-bollers
FLOUR—French Rhenish (per sack) - 32 34
„Canadlan and American Sour -
Sweat •

- 49 to 52
- 53
- 48 52
- 48
- 42 48
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

BURROWS AND CO., ‘VHOLESALE
WINE MERCHANTS,
LIVERPOOL.
Stores Lime-strert.-offioes, 54, Duke•street.

The proprietors be most respectfully to call the atten-
tion of the Trade, Noblemen, Clergy, and the public in
general, to their extensive stock of CHOICE WINM
of rare vintages.
B. and C. are not disposed to comment upon the
purity of their wines, which is daily most laudably
acknowledged by the public and eminent medical men
of all countries, as the increasing patronage of the
highest families of the land is a sufficient guarantee.
They beg to call particular attention to their pure
Tonic Wines, as being so valuable to invalids and
persons of weak stomachs.
A sample case,
_containing 3 full-sized wine bottles
will be forwarded to any address on receipt of Post
Offloe Order for 6s. 6d., or • dozen for 245.

It is • well•known fact that impure and adulterated
wines are the greatest foes to health, producing acidity
in the stomach and debilitating the digestive organs;
while pure wines will accelerate the digestive powers—
invigorating, strengthening, and bracing the nervous
system.

Their Tonic Wine is admitted to be most essential to
invalids, both old and young, and should never be absent
from the houses of the weak and sickly. Da properties
are duly acknowledged and appreciated by the learned
men a the faculty both at home and abroad. To pre-
vent imposition, each bottle is sealed with the name of
the Finn. All orders to be made payable to Henry
Swim.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

CANFORD MAGNA.

DISCOVERY of, TUE BODY Or ROSE, MIMING
FROM (Nm(FR Muumi.—About two o'clock on Mon-
day afternoon last, as Mi. Thomas Meaby's men, of
Canford Mill , were near the hatchway, they disco-
vered the boily of the poor man Henry Rose. He
left his house on the morning of the 3rd December,
and was never seen after, so that the body must have
been in the water above a month. It will be re-
collected that his hat and handkerchief were found
near Julian's Bridge, Wimborne, the same morning
that he was missed ; the body was much decomposed, ,
as may be imagined. An inquest was summoned by
Thomas Rawlins, Esq., on Monday. at the Webb'
Arms, and the body having been identified by the
sons of the decased, there was little evidence beyond
the finding of the same, and the state of mind of de-
ceased. Deceased had been in a desponding state of
mind for some time. A verdict was returned of
" Found Drowned."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

WIMBORNE.

WIMBORNE RIFLE& —Sergeant Newman, from the
school of musketry at llythe, has been appointed drill
instructor to the Wimborne Rifle Corps. The
bugle sounds for two hours' drill every morning, at
7 a. m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

DORSET EPIPHANY SESSIONS.

The Wainer of these Seelions commenced on
Tuesday last, at the Shirehall, Dorchester, before •
large and iulluential body of magistrates, brought
together by the important notices of motion on the
4,enibt paper. The following noblemen and gentle-
men were present :
Hee. H. F. YRAIMAN, LL.B.. Chairman.
The Sight lion. the Earl of O. W. Kum.
Shaftesbury. lord-lieuten• A. Fiader.
ant of the county. A. B. Foster.
Lord Portman. W. P. Okedon.
non. W. H. B. Portman, J. 11. Calera&
ILP. H. Sony.
li• Her Seyiner, Eau., M.P. C. J. parka.
IL G. Sturt, Eat.. M.P. B. H. Elliott.
S. B. Sheridan. Esq., M.P. It. 11. Bingham.
B. Gordon. J. F. Falwasser.
J. J. Farquharson. H. J. Hourrchier.
C. Porcher. James Henning.
J. Floyer. IL H. 0. Swaffleld.
W. C. Lambert. B. P. Gundry.
E. Weld. C. W. Dishy.
J. .1. Faembarion, 08. J. T. Bullen.
C. A. M.nning. IL F. 0. Steward. •
H. N. Middleton. Charles W. Gordon.
J. C. Boned. John Mowlem.
G. P. Memel. Heeds. G. P. Cambridge,
H. P. Cambridge. J. C. Glyn,
H. C. Goodden. C. W. Bingham,
J. Gandry. H. B. Bower,
H. Williams. J. T. Hinds,
M. S. Testinan. A. Pardoe.
E. H. Smith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

THE MORTARA CASE.

- -
The inquisitor, Father tidetti, at Modena, has been
arrested by order of the Provisional Government, charged
with having ordered the kidnapping of the boy Mortara,
for which act lie is to be prosecuted before the civil
tribunals.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

MILBORNE PORT.

On Wednesday the 21sth ult., Mr. Dyke am
family, together with the glovers in his employ, j4t
down to a substantial dinner laid in the Tosromll.
They spent a most agreeable evening together, dives.
gilled with amusements, chiefly of an intellectual
kind. It is very pleasing to witness meetings of tles
kind where the employer and the employed meet
together in a friendly manner, and were there more
of this intercourse we should hear leas of strikes. and
find both wasters and workmen more willing to Sc.
connuodate each other.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

AUSTRIA.

An autograph letter of the Emperor Fnumis Joseph,
addressed to his Minister of the Interior, under date of
the 27th of December, specifies the way in which the ,
reduction of the army is to be carried out. It consists
in the simple expedient of discontinuing all commul.
wiry recruiting during the year just begun, without any
counterbalancing increase in the number of recruits
next year.
According to the ceremonial observed at the Austrian
Court, the Grand Chamberlain of the Emperor received
on New Year's Day, in the name of His Majesty, the
congratulations of the Diplomatic Corps.
The Cologne Gazette says :—"The Governor of Venice
went a few days ago to Vienna to warn the Cabinet
that Venetia would be ungovernable if concessions
were not made, and he conjured the Emperor himself
to make those concessions rather than have them nip
on him by the Congress. The observations of
posed
Governor were, however, but coolly received."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-10

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Fourteen Staiiipt.

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