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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-22

The Queen made the following gracious reply.:—.

I have received with pleasure your loyal and dutiful addresa•
expressing your sincere and devoted affection to my person
sad my throne.
It is most gratifying to me to have the opportunity of visit.
log this ancient and enterprising town, the centre of so much
of our manufacturing industry; and I trust you may long
remain In the full enjoyment of that liberty and security with.
out which even industry Been must fat to reap its appropriate
reward.
I desire you will convey to the vast community which you
represent my sincere thanks for their cordisi weloome, alistiring
them at the same time of the pleasure I have derived from wit.
noising the great and increasing prosperity of Birmingham
and its neighbourhotxl.

The Town Clerk then read the addrese of the Corp°.
ration to the Prince Consort, to which His Royal High.
nets replied.
Her Majesty was then pleased to confer the honour of
Knighthood on Mr. Rateliff, the Mayor.
Her Majesty then left the hall, with the Prince Con•
sort, attended as before, mot the Royal party started on
Its way to Aston Perk, a distance of about two miles and
a half, under a cavalry escort composed of a detachment
of the 10th Hussars. On leaving Gosta•green and
entering the Aston.road, • very touching spectacle at.
treated Her Majesty's notice. Some 40,000 little chit•
dren of both sexes, belonging to the schools of all de•
nominations of Christians, and also to those of the Jews,
lined the road for some distance on both sides, and as
Her Majesty passed they sang In a low, gentle manner,
almost serephic—which moved many to tears—a hymn,
of which this was the fleet couplet—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-22

FAIRS DIIRLNG THE ENSUING WEEK.

Dortarnuinte.--Shafteabury, June 24.
SOMERSETSHIRE. —Yeovil, June 28; Bridgwater,
June 24; Huntapill, June 29; Redlynch, June 29.
Davorramuut.—Axminater, June 29.

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY, JUNZ 18.—Since Monday, a fair average
s supply of English wheat-1,480 quarters—has come to
hand coastwise ; but the receipts fresh up, to day, by
land carriage, were limited. For all kinds, the demand
ruled very inactive, but we have no actual change to
notice in pnoes. Over 14,000 quarters of foreign wheat
have come in. Selected samples were mostly held at
full quotations; but inferior kinds were lower to pur-
chase. Barley changed hands slowly, at late quotations
Malt—the supply of which was only moderate—met a
dull inquiry, at barely stationary prices. The supply of
foreign oats was good--of home-grown very limited.
The oat trade ruled healthy, at previowi rates. Beans
and peas sold at full quotation,; but the value of Sour
was barely suported.
CURRENT PRIOES OF BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
SIBRInge per quarter
WHEAT—Esser, Rent, and Suffolk, whit 38 to 44
II Ditto, fine selected 1111111 .. 46 47
, Ditto, red .. .. .. 86 18
:, Ditto, Waxers 44 50
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire3B 44
IiAItLEY Halting .
. .
„ Grinding and distilling
, Chevalier
MALT—Eases, Norfolk, and Puffoik 57 60
Kingston, Ware, and Town-made 66 66
OAA —Hoax and Suffolk .. .. 21 28
Scotch and Lincolnshire, potato 20 SO
Ditto, feed .. .. 24 27
Irish potato.. .. .. 23 28
aYi. .. 27 80
• •
HEALiZ--Efapwin— .. 85 38
..
, Tick and Harrow .. . 38 40
, Pigeon . .. 40 48
PEAS —Nomßollers.. . 39 41
„ White, Essex, and Kent, boilers 42 48
„ Ditto, Fine Suffolk .. ~ 44 46
•. • •• . Maple 41 46
—__ __ ._

26 88

„ Firer ... 89 42
FLOUIt--Beat marka, delivered. (V wit) 88 40
Second. ditto and Country .. 28 88
FOREIGN GRAIN.

WREAT—Dantele and Konigsberg 46 to 60
Ditto, ditto, extra • - •• 51 59
Rostock, Stettin, and Wolpet 41 48
Belgium and Pommemnian 41 40
• Danish and Silesian - 86 44
„ Italian, or Marlanople -
„ Odessa
American and Canadian 40 46
BAIVLEY Malting - • • • 33 36
Grinding and distilling - 21 82
OATS—Poland and Brew - - 24 29
Feed
BEia9S--Bmall
Egyptian- 80 82
PEA—White Boilers 4O 48
Yellow ditto - -
Non-boilers
FLOUR—French Menial) (per sack) 82 35
„ Canadian and American Sour 20 22
Sweet 21 24
, „ „

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, June 17.—Our market, to-day, was but
moderately supplied with beasts ; nevertheless, all
breeds sold slowly at Monday's currency. The show of
sheep was seasonably large, and the mutton trade ruled
very inactive. In prices, however, no change took place.
Prime Down Lambs were in good request, and full our-
renoies ; but inferior breeds sold slowly, at a decline in
value of from 2d. to 4d. per 81b. Prime small calves
were scarce and in fair request, Ist previous rates. In-
ferior calves declined 2d. to 4d. per 81b. Pigs and miloh
cows very dull, at late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.

POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS' FRO
ABOLISHRD,

EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.
FOR the TREATMENT end "SELIF-OURE"
of sperniaterrhos, weakinee, debility, nervous.
new, lassitude, dominion of 'pinta, lose of energy and
oppetite, palm In the back and limbs, timidity, 110-dis-
trust, went of energy, love of solitude, groundlees fears,
palpitations of the heart, nOi11•11 In the head and care,
dissinsee indecision, wrotionelnese, Involuntary die-
eliorpe, Impaired not and memory, Indigestion, and
bodily prostration of the whole system, including mental
end physioel Inoapeolty, ito" by moons of the newly-dis-
covered "AMERICAN INVENTION," which super
-
sided (in the above oomplaints) poisonous drugs, whloh
are given under various disguises to the utter ruin of
the patiente health i with invaluable information, from
ohemloal and intaroteorlel teats, which reveal hidden
mysteries,
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE",_ sent on receipt of six stampe, by W
CHARLES ATSON, M.D., Fellow and Honorary
Via-president of the A.frioon Institute of Trans.,
Corns. Member of the Medical Societies of Rouen
and Peru, the National Aeodemy of Scienciee Paris,
ka., and late Resident Physician to the Bedford Dis-
pensary, 27, Anred•plooe, Iledford-square, London.
"This novel and scientific American Diooorery proves
the absurdity of the English treatment of such seam,
and will prove • boon to ' Suffering Invalids,' who may
safely and speedily regain pristine health and vigour by
adopting the means prennted."—Nvening See.
'A new eatraordimuy era in the science of midi-
cine."—Globe.
. _

Th.tinpoilnt fact that those alarming complaints
may sully be removed without drup la here clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly novena.
ful treatment, as adopted, fully explalned.—Mesliest
&vino.

For Quell do ations vide " I:41=u" in d the
" London Medtaid Dirsotorl."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

FAIRS DURINII Tlllll EINNUINU WiCKK.

NommenHmt-Bloomflel.l, November 13.
Davoneumm.—Aehburlon, November 13.

MARK•LANX COHN RIMANON,

IPRIDAT, Nov. Increased ;supply of Itnilielt
wheat-9,140 quertere—has name 10 bend 001444Wi1e,
during the preeent week but the receipt' fresh up, to.
day, Ware limited. The attendanee of millers were
email, and the demand rusted heavy, at Mandey'a decline
In the quotations, Upwards of 10,000 (merlon of
foreign wheal have been reported. In all Minds, fin little
INSilleNll wan transiteted that prima were alutnet
nominsl. Floating eeriness of Vain sommended very
little attention, There was a fair show of barley,
tiono and line samples' eold steadily at full currencies',
but other kinds were a dull Inquiry. Melt wee in fur
eupply, and moderate request, on former term, We
were largely supplied with nate, In which an average
hosinwe MU doing, at late Mot. Beano and peas
moved off slowly, and the lop pries of towit•mede dour
wee 40e, per =Ube
OVISICT PNIOIIII OP litfieth 011A1N AND 71.0111,
1111111Ings 00? vii crier
111111,1T-41eas, Kent, and Suffolk, whit sit in 41
flhlmm, tile Waded rtine II 41
Ditto, rod SA 41
Ditto, %lavers 47 81
Norfolk, Linuoinshiro, and Yorkshirsllo 44
BAD▪ LNY Malltuuit 84 Al
Orinding and distilling .Ii 11
~_ Chevalier
1g Mir —Nam, 14110(11k, and 'Natoli( . 00 110
OA* —.LlT:iii‘tillYuiruhrd.Te,wn..,..n" CI TI
S
lOntoli and Linoolnaldro, potat'o IA 80
„ Ditto, hied 17
Irish potato. .....lii
AVM' no 85
11111AXi--Magasan
Tick and Harrow . A 7 SO
~ Mown . .. 40 II
PllAll —Nort.llollara . • .. VI 41
„ White, gram and Kant, boilers IS 411
Ditto, Pine Natoli( . 14 411
„ Maple 41 40
May 1111 11
111OU▪ R--Dast maritsjalivariM (V aaok) 40 40
Down& ditto and Country 118 SI

TOKRION (MAIN.

,---.. ..........
11111AT—Dantele and Konigsberg 41 In 18
• Ditto, ditto, extra • 41 60
Rnstnak, Iltettin, and Yinlimit 41 18
Ilelghim and Ponnneranlan 41 46
. Pardsh and 81Ionian • 38 43
Italian, or Mar!ample -
„ 0i1..,. ...
. Amerloan and Cllllll4llll •••
BAIILEY Malting • • • •
OrMink; and 41.1111111 g • 99 88
0,0111-I,oland and Brew • - 94 80
, Feed
KlaNl4-41mall
• Keptlan 1111 84
PllAll—White Illnlliirs
Yellow ditto •
•
Nninbollera
FLOUK--Yrenoh Rho'dab (per 60e9) BO 80
(1111141111111 and Amerlean Pour 10 91
II
Nweet 90 94
• ~ ~
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

BRIDPORT.

Toe LAT! BOUNTIFUL HARVIDIT.—The following
I. the list of the church collections in this neigh.
bourhood forwsrded to the Bonet County Hospital
as Thank.offerings for the harvest :—Allington,
£3 96. Pit ; Battiscombe, £1 IN.. 9d. Bradpole,
£2 12s. ed. ; Bridport, £3 Os. 61, Bmadwinsor,
£2 Os. 8(1. ; Corsoombe, £2 12e. Iti,l Hook, 7.. 7d.
Loden, 19s. ; Lyme, £lO 14s. ; Mapperton,
3s. Bth.; Marshwood, 16e. 44. Melplash,
£1 9s. ; Netherbury, £3; Stoke Abbott, ki is..
Bymondsbury, 45 ss.
-

Firm or NOVIMICR.—The dangerous and annoy-
ing practices usual on "Gunpowder Plot day"
are, we are glad to say, becoming small by degrees
and beautifully less in this town. On Friday even-
ing the demonstration emanated principally from •
few small boys, who seemed terribly afraid of the
squibs and rockets which they oould hardly find
courage enou‘h to " lot off." The celebrated Hydra
over the shop of Messrs. Beach and Barnicot was
lighted up with gas for a short time, and proved a
very attractive object. The bells of Bt. Mary's
church were also rung on the occasion.

HAWKING EXTRAORDINAKY.—A. 1310 It excellent
bit of sport was witnessed by several persons on the
piers at our harbour on Sunday afternoon week. A
splendid covey of birds, numbering a dozen or
more, passed over the piers, when, 41 they neared
the west cliff, a hawk pounced amongst them,
dexterously caught one very tine bird, Which was
heard to screech. Gathering the game up in its
claws, the cunning fellow, to avoid the people
standing on the piers, took a circuit of about three
miles out to sea with its burden, which certainly
appeared must easily borne, and finally the crafty
bird alighted on a rook in the cliffs, between Burton
and Bridport, where no doubt the dainty bit was
"polished" with hawklike greed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

TTORNIMAN'S PURE TEA—always good
alike.
. .

J. FROUD, Druggist, High East•street, Doreheeter,
reomumends theme well•known Teas with the utmost
confidence, the repute to whieh they are held every.
where has been acquired by their very. 'salient quality,
and also from their being always goodoU4i, Hornhuan
and Cu,'. Teas have no artVOist colouring ma. surface,
for, consisting wholly of the ohoiee Spring gathering,
there are no brows favourlees leaves that wont to be
disguised with a oust of colour ; consequently, defielent
strength le never go be fumed in these Tsai. Sold secured
In peakete.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

X VICIV4HOT,

WII,Tpo, Mot.IltttoNT, AI) WNYMotrrtl RAILWAY.--
Considorahlo huninvoniontio wail Mt In title noigh•
bottriiirmi ,111 Anttirdny, owing to the discontinuing
the stopping of the train whioli pages hero at 71,311-.
The coneequonoo of this io that fornioro and others
attending DorolioNter market are provontoil mocking
Ohio station until 7,515. We trust the atithoritios
will we the pr unity of altering their proeunt very
inconvenient regulations, at all evonta nu the
market•ilay,
Thu first troop of the Queen's Own Dormotoltire
Yeomanry Cavalry asoombleil for drill and 11141100.
thin lit Melhury Park on Friday lost, under the
direction of Captain Mongol and the silJutant
(Captain GI.IOIEIIO, The mon were put through the
usual evolutions, and acquitted themeolves fo the
satisfaction of their officers, We could not help
noticing the superior breed and excollent condition
of the horns., which wore highly croilitablo to the
Corp.. Refreshments wore diepensoil with a liberal
hand by the Uri of ',Amster, under the suporiu•
tendenoe of Mr. Steven., the house steward,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

INDIA.

CENTRAL INDIA.
The advanced ford under Captain Mayne, oonfiding
of 420 embryo of the Melee field rode, resohed Seronp
on the 30th September, but found that the snooty under
Tattle Topee had broken up hie estop, end retreated
towarde Esangitur. This place the rebels attacked and
captured on the 2nd of October.
Brigadier Smith, with hie foros from Goonah, reached
Esengbur on the morning of the 6th of October. The
enemy, with hie gone and elephants, had Ohs same morn•
leg, at dodge, left the place for Chundaree. Bripdier
Smith's cavalry, however, suodeded in capturing four
pos.
Eight hundered Sowers had been despatched by the
rebel- leaders to plunder &made (1).
A combined movement is proposed for hemming the
enemy in at Chundard by the Mhow Field For.., the
ford under Brigadier Smith, and the troop at Goond,
Saugor, and Oo sin.
liejor•Gener Mitchell has been placed in oommand
of the troops barring in liajpootana and Central India.
With the exception of a alight Bliesl dieturband in
Ihandelsh the Bomb), Presidency Is quiet.
Her Majeety's 48th Regiment and the left wing of Her
Majoety's 9lnt have arrived in Bombay from Soo.. The
fortner has gone to finds.
ALEXANDRIA. Oct. 25.
The steamer Gingen arrived at fuel from Bombay
18
yesterday. Dates—Bombay, Out, 10th; Aden Oct.
th.
Tantia Tope. having for a few days after hie former
defeat occupied Serongs, fled on the approach of the de•
taohments under General Mitchell and Brigadier Smith,
and is now initrohing in the direction of Chandra*.
Several gallant affairs have taken place in varlets'
parte of Oude, all ending in the total route and great
destruction of the enemy, with trifling loss on our side.
The campaign has not yet commenced, but Lord Clyde
has left Ailahabad for Cawnpore, em, route for Lnoknow ;
meanwhile the rebels are dated to be still in great num•
ben, ravaging the country, and sorely opgressing
the inhabitants wherever our troops are not rated.
The steamer Pottinger was to leave Bombay for Sues
on the 12th inst. for troop..
This telegram arrived at Malts by the contract steam.
packet Veotis on the 30th of October, at 11.45 pan,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

Court Nays.

SPonv(?),— His Royal Higliness the Duke of Cambridge
arrived on a viell to His Gracie the Duke of Rutland,
Wednesday week, and oliiit over the perk preservee, lu
which 436 pheaaante, 64 partridges M hares, Id rabbite,
Anil 1 woodcock were killed. etri the following day
lilo Royal Higlinems, the Doke of Rutland And Lord G.
Manners, bagged 240 plicaeante, 66 partridges, 73 hares,
and 26 rabbit., In four hour,, in the Links preserves.
His grace halt aloo Moen visited by Lord G. Mennen,
Lord Alfred Paget, Earl Germyn, Lord Keane, General
Hall, and G. Norman, Esq. The game killed by his
(MOO and (Heinle, with an average of three gun. • day,
for upwards of a fortnight, Is 867 pheasants, 2,7(8) par.
!ridges, 600 harea, 129 rabbits, and 2 woodcocks; and
the bag made by Mr. Bell, the park•keeper, during
Soptember, as present+ for the tenant+, So., were 620
partridges,
81 hares, and 3 rabbits, making a total of
6,082 head, which, in consequence of the unusual &bun•
damn of game, is sintroely missed. lilt Royal Highness
loft the park fur Windsor on Thursday week, and his
grace the Duke of Rutland left fur Beivoir Castle on
Monday.
A Cabinet Council, the first after the remise, waa
held on Wednesday last, at 3 o'clock, at the °Mobil
residence of the Chanoellor of the Exchequer in Down-
ing-street. The Ministers present were—the Earl of
Derby, the Right Hun. H. Disraeli, the Lorrl Chancellor,
the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwich, Mr.
Secretary Walpole, the Earl of Malmesbnry, the Right
Hon. Sir Bulwer Lytton, General Peel, Lord Stanley,
Sir John Pakington, the Right Hon. J. W, Henley,
and Lord John Manner'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

WI M 11(11tN19.

Huy VAWKISN'II Div.—NAMMAN 'Wilkie's to
the Moue caution nom the magisterial beliefi the
prooeillug Yrllley, and the handbills of the Chief
timetable, the imbetrile trona of the nibble which
illetinguislied the Mat anniversary wore not so tio•
grant--not more then is wore tit nilserable squills' were
fired, and is few dirty mmlllllll mode is email bonfire,
niniut twenty'' ?engine' from the military also meow.
bled, We think that although the low Wall eel It
defiance—and one or two person' who wore fined hut
year, gathered money, we presume, with o view to is
grander demonetration tin, Noperisitentiont Rom
kin exervised is sound dieuretion in not allowing his
men to interfere, there Whig no other irregularity,
A " gentleman in blank," our ilielingtilliteiT sweep,
took a warm interest in the lire priamillinge. Nome
iniecreante oleo exhibited an Oa, intepiling to
represent one of the Minster clergy, The figure
was clothed with is while eurpllue and it three.
cornered sap. This minerable attempt at ridicule
originated with is few ilierepulahle uharnutera whims
iniquities the rev gentleman hail lately attempted
to punish. One universal cry of shame alld illegusb
fullowed this ridiculous yet reprehensible display of
revenge, The scholars at the Free Grammer Ouhool
Were allowed to have a oelelintlion. A pile of lOU
Nola wee ant on lire and gave rite to inouti Jollity
among the boys for whose pleasure it wee designed,
The Ertl of Illhaftembitry presided at all in.
Wresting Trod Illooisty meeting in this town on Fri.
I day last, which wee well attended,
PaTTY sseluulhi, Friday, November 11.—(Before
C. J. Parks, Eeui, Chairmin t C, Parke, D. If G.
Dalton, Willett L. Adye, Iraqi., the Item, Uarr J. Glyn,
and J, Hiley Austen.)
Several summoners for 11411111111 were willed on, but the
parties did not appear, having previously nettled their
differences prior to the hearing. When tide ammo the
fees for envies of the summonses by the constables are
not paid,
Afarnatier Nor), of Handley, an old offender, was
omninitted to one inonth's hard labour, charged upon a
warrant with trospaesing in pursuit of gains it Handley
wool, belonging to Lonißivers.
Henry &tort, of Cantor& was Amid lie, for assault.
log Leonard Cherrett, at Corte, The defendant did not
appear. Complainant admitted having fought with de.
fondant for haltan•hour on e precious ommaion.
JoeepA Wriplit, of Colihill, who appeared to be not
quite comp/ 'Aeolis, was charged with stealing a can-
vass purse and kl Pe, in money from an old man named
John Moore, a sawyer, when under the influenee of
liquor, and lying in the road asleep. The prieoner hid
only Just some out of prison oni seeond conviction, He
was committed for trial at the sessions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

ITALY.

Several soldiers of the Pledmontese army have been
expelled on suspicion of being affiliated to a worst
society. At the seine time we hear that the Grand
Duke of Tuscany is himself reorganising a secret politi•
oil eoolety, called "San Ferdismo," u a countermine to
all Liberal or revolutionary conspiraoies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

Snug nub Nab.

RRINFORCRYINTII FOR INDIA. - Orders have been
leaned from the Horse Guards directing the command.
Mg °Mears of the undermentioned depots to hold in
readiness the following reinforcements to embark for
India, for the purpose of augmenting the queen's troupe
now serving in the Bengal, Madras, and Houlh±y Praia-
denelee—vls., 20 wen of the let (the King's Dragoon
Guards, 34 wen of the 7th (the Primped' Royal's) Dra-
goon Guard., 64 men of the Bth (the Klitg's Royal Irish)
Light Dragoons, 32 non of the 17th Lancers, 12 wen of
the 4th King'. Own, 20 men of the sth Fuelleers, 49 men
of the Bth (the King'i) lief/intent, 12 men of the 28th
Regheent, 2 linen of the 33rd (Duke of Wellington's)
&env* 14 wen of the 42u4 Royal Highlanders, 36
'nen of the 44th Regiment, 16 men of the 53r4 Hefirnent•
51 men of the 54th Regiment, 42 men of the 670 Keg).
uncut, 15 'nen of the Ist battalion 60th Riau, 17 men of
the 2n4 battalion 60th Hiles, 21 wan ot the 61. st Roil.
'tient, 13 men of the 70th Ikglinviit, 16 men of the 7111
Highland Light Infantry, 10 men of the 72nd High.
leaders, 91 men of the 77th Regiment, 12 men of the
Sikh Regiment, 10 men of the b6th (Hoyel County
Down) Roglimint, 97 mom of the 8911 Reemont, 72 inme

of the 01,4 Regiment 12 mon of the 93r4 Highlanders.
OHM of the 1044 h figment, 34 num of the 91lth Regi-
ment, 22 men of the th Regiment, 13 men of the Ride
Brigade, and 94 men of time ye! Artillery. The fol•
lowing dears have been aelot&ti to embark with the
above reinforcements i'—Cornet Herbert H. F. Gifford,
let Dragoon Guards ; Captain Charism iltrol, 17th LAW
ogre ; Lieutenant H. A. A. Breeden, 3rd Bufft
Walter 8. Brown, 4th HMO, Own ; Ensign rrederiek
A. Poreyth, stl) Fosllenrs Captain Arthur Bainbrigo,
13th (Prima Albert's). Light Infontry I lAeutenant
Antal U. Blair, Bth Reglinent ; Enalgn Horace A.
Wells, Ensign Augustus H. Handley, end Enmity' James
F. Fraser, 19th Regiment Ensign Robert C. ii 404111,
OA Royal Welsh Fusiliers ; lirevet•Hajor Henry R,
C. Godley, 24th Regiment ; Ensign Reginald A. H.
Con, 87thskiiment ; &main It, F. De Berry Barry
and Eneign Diorite D. And-oreon, 00th Rifles ; Eneign
(Atari's if, A tkineon, dlet Regiment L Eneign Horatio
0. Robley, With Light Infantry ; Enslin Author 8,
(filbert, 70th Regiment ; and Ensign w. F. England
94th Regiment.
Large quantitieu of the new pattern light olothing,
formed of drab•ooloured jean, and drab felt heltnete,
were forwarded from the Towerostorei to be shipped on
board the transporte taken up to embark the reinforce.
mints for India, numbering 2,000 rank and Ale, between
the 4th and 12th init.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

PORTUGAL

Tee BIARINDIR 01, Tell CHARLZI ZT GEORGES.--
The note in which the Portuguese Government expressed
its resignation to the demands of France in worthy of
record. It ran is follows —"1,: The Portuguese Go-
vernment, being unable to resist the violence of Primal,
will deliver up the vessel. 9. The French Government
having rejected the arbitration of • third Power on the
question of right, the Portuguese Government also rejects
arbitration on the queotion of indemnity. 3. Let the
French Government present the claim for the indemnity
and it will be promptly paid." The Portuguese journals
exprau very strong sentiments on the matter, and cape.
dilly of this part England has played in it.
News has been received in Paris of the seizure of
another French African emigrant ship, by the Portia.
guess, on the east coast of Africa. In this case, how-
ever, It appears that the ship wu subsequently released.
The captain and • large part of the crew of a third
French ship, which MR/ wrecked on the same coast,
have been murdered by the natives.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

POOLE.

PUBLIC MUTING ON THN RATING QUVITION.—A
public meeting of the ratepayers of the parish of St.
James, WM hold on Tuesday last to take into con-
sideration the conduct of the overseers with regard
to rating the quays, and commencing le_gal proceed.
lugs without consulting the parish. There was a
numerous attendance of ratepayers, the sheriff pre.
siding. After some warm expressions of opinion on
the subject, it WU unanimously resolved, on the pro-
position of Mr. T. Durant, "That it is inexpedient
to rate the public quays to the poor ratee,. and that
it is desirable that all proceedings he stayed until the
next Quarter Session., when the court be moved to
amend the rate by striking out the amassment."
SUPPLY OP W4T1114.-4t a meeting held at the
Townhall on Tuesday last to receive the report of
the committee appointed at a former meeting to test
the water proposed to be brought to the town by
Mr. 11'40)1'10k, The said report having been reed, it
IVM resolved to adopt, it, and that the committee he
requested to elintinue their serviee for the present.
A grand ever acumen announeed to be
given , Linter on irriday last, misted
by the 1411101 0110, hut a day tor two previcotelv to
the
trerforinvine tutalliirenee waa reeeivad that it
nine iniavoloani, be elt.nonett for a week, Ono
pea benefit will flllittiffolll this poottiox. in
,bat lie nest Fridays e puirketlilies will free
,ennt tbe hilialiNe M 1014 POONIORD by the
V( kir,pave loan move than i eient to
flYerWhello the Ali est Wahl. of the taientei artietee
whom we Wet to have the iiIMPAIIPI of howl en
rfiday neat,

VOLUM' Moinlay,—(llefore the ?divot, W. Piero.,
Nei.) —Kw4tt4 Profuse was oharval P,U. thothen
with being flrtink and disorderly, end bun
in Ohs exeontion of his fluty, IMiumitted tu Dor.
cheater gaol for one ionsith's herd lebour,
Totusy. --(fluky the Aleyor Mill 14. Mullett,
lffsii,)— Months Mona, A *trimmer, was oliard by
11.1). Ihiuniny, with being drunk mid distmlerly,
iiiS aseaultaiii him in the emulation uf his ditty.
40e. 510 olletS•
W NIMIIIOIA Y, Ilteforis the Mayor.) • WüUiiui
Domini, Will elierged by 11.11, I /nivel, with being
drderly. Reprimanded, and illeuhergeol.
'runway. • (Hollow the Mayor mill* till 'moult of
hfluiletrates).- -A mate hint
NI4OII/4 Nirirkley, were 8141111111111011 by I'S. Mono, with
being illeorilsrly, end making of indeoent
Haul fin 1 week's hard
Islam
iidtll4l the Meru), Willfasti I filuloo•
wee lintught nu, eliergell with eleitling is sliver **telt
end Ohio, Milinie old Ng' the mqierty if hie 'miller'
John Hohu. Committed Air Oriel at the neat l'uuls
Nessions,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

MONEY ON PERSONAL OR OTHER
SECURITY.

THE COHEiRCIAL LOAN ABSOCIATE AND
OZNEHAL ADVANCE FUND.
PRE Amooisto aro proporod tooaks Cul%
Advanoes in sumo /TOM RhO to a kl,ooo and
upwards to Gent'outwit, Government °Moors, TM4IIIII.
wen, Farmers, Hanufaoturere, up DulWore, Contrite.
tore, and others.
The prevent rata of Interest on bemired Advances Is
6 per ant, per annum, repayable quartarly,laalf.yearly,
or by annual Instalment.' fromU months to 6 years, and
also by agreenient for an aatended period.
LOANS ON BURROWER' ECURITY.

The exception to the eatabllshod rate of Interest only
occurs when parties are deilrous of borrowing on their
OWN YIINAIONAL lIECUItiTY, when ell increased
rate Is oliarged to cover the additional rich, as ouch an
acoominodation to respecteble applicants prevent' the
neoeimlty of appealing to others. The advanoes under
this liead are repayable so before 'tutted, with (in all
ages) interest eddied to the instalment, the full amount
being rdvanced.
Loans not exceeding RAO granted for three years re.
payable at the end of the period,
The Associate (after investigation) make liberal advan.
Des on property generally, vie,,—Furniture, Farming
litook, Machinery, Freeholds, Leaseholds, and Lite
Assurances, and every description of available security,
and the etriokeet tiontideime may be relied on by parties
in subuiltting particulars of such properties.
Immediate attention to all applications enolosing four
postage or reoeipt *tamps to
THOMAIS BARTON, Soperintendent,
9, Woroeeteretreet, London, 91.
P.S.—Proposals allowed to be amended without
0011 i.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

H
and SON'S NEW ILLUSTRATED
.L.L CATALOGUE contains designs and vines of 150
different articles of Bedroom Furniture, as well as of 100
Bedsteads, and prim of every description of Bedding.
bent free by poet.
HEAL and HON, Bedstead, Bedding, and Bedroomn
Furniture manufacturers, 11/0, Tottenhain-oourt-road,
London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

Ilariculturt.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND SOCIETY.
A monthly meeting of the Council of this Soolet, was
held on Saturday, Ntober 30, at Waghorn's Hotel,
Taunton, John iilLfont, liett., In tho char. Then wen
33 member,' of the council preaunt.
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Pauli EMIAYII.—The following prin. offered by the
moiety were awarded, vii,, for thu beet and approved
essay, " On farm buildings fur email farms,", suitable
to a farin out exceeding 30U acres, anti nut Ices than 100
acres, £9O, to Mr. lame anti Mr, turge, aruhitoate, of
Math. kipwelid prime of kilb, (offered by Mir W. U. 'l've.
m velyan, Hart., of Nettiroobe Court, Suinerset,) fur the
best and approved essay "Oh eider,"—aunsidered in it.
economical, physioal, moral, and mud effects more
especially with referuncw to its an. Intim rural district'
of tionsersotaliiro and other porta of the West of England,
to Mr. Sponder, of Plymouth, doeund best ditto, £lO,
to Mr. Isaac, of Bath.

BAMISTAPI.II IaNCTINO, 1813t1.—The <mond came to
an 11111111111100 resolution, fixing the dayi of next years'
exhibition, le., at Barnstaple, tic, Wednesday, Thurs•
day, and Friday, June lit, 2nd, and 3r4.

_
IMPLIUDINT PRIIIIOI.—Mr, S. PIOIII6II broUght Up the
report of the implement priesehoet cominitte, who had,
in obedience tu the wishes of the ooutioll, again consi•
(lured the sublect of the annual trials of implements,
and the expediency of awarding two classes of oertilluntes
of merit in lieu of money prisee. The 0011/111MOU in.
strongly recommended that the system of money prises
should he boiiluh, and the report was mired and
adopted by the ;mimed.

Five now inoinhorm wore elocted, and after going
through the routine businete, tho council anijournod.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

WITCHAMPTON.

On the 28th ult., Mr. W. Burt, the extensive
paper maker of Witohampton, gave to all in hie
employ a hearty hot dinner on the oocasion of his
having reached the good old age of seventy years.
Mr. Burt and family, together with a large number
of friends and relatives in the neighbourhood, sat
down with them, and a newly•erected and spacious
store, very tastefully decorated with evergreens and
autumn flower., was thus for the first time tilled
with aa happy a group of "old men and maidens,
young men and children," as one might wish to see
assembled on suoh an occasion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

SPAIN.

It I. dated that on the 2lst ult. all the monthly
liabilities of Spain had been paid up, leaving 2,000,000
of dollars in the trindury. Such a state of thing' had
not been seen for some 7enrs In that country. It Is,
perhaps, this palmy condition of the public fund. that
has given strength to a belief, that the Minister of
Finatme had been tin lerstood to have expreesed a strong
opinion with reference to the foreign creditors, and to
be determined, as soon as cirounistancee will permit
and the financial state of the country will allow, to do
Judie. to the hoidens of Spaniel. coupon.,
A iart of the clad of conscripts for 18/58 Is called out
to replace the men sent to Cuba. The Government is
making great preparation. against Mexico.

AUSTRIA.
HA lima, Wednesday.
VlSOltllt Or ALIIITRIAM BANE NOTIO.--It having
been notified by to telegrain from London to the police
of this city that two Hungarian', attsproted of l'eing
mooned in the forgery of Anotrlan Bank notes, of
100 florins eaoh—so inany of which art In circulation all
over the Continent, and which are so perfectly
executed as to deceive even the Austrian National
Bank etiolate themselves, who have pronounced wend
of the forged nave genuine—were on the point of
embarking at Hull for this city, some of the detootives
of the Hamburg polio, were ordered to keep a vigilant
eye on them, and were so fortunate as to arrest them in
Almost' delieto at the little town of Wandsbeek, two
miles from this oily, In the territory of Holstein, On
examining their baggage no Wu than 10,000 of these
forged notes were found ill their poseession. The
delinquents have been properly poured, and after
I undergoing an examination, will be handed over to the
Austrian authorities to answer for their share in
inundating Anstria with paper money, of which there
wed already more than suMoient in circulation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

Scotlanb.

PAYWIONT OF THZWMTCNM Born.' CALLII.—GLAII.
now, Tuesday Evening, Tim o out of £lOO per ohm,
whieli Is expected to praline • million, became duo
yeaterday, and up to the close of bank hours thin after.
noon the sum of R15d7,000 hod been pald up by the
altareholders. This Is ootielderod a very aatiafairtory
beginning. It is known that a oonsiderable number of
the willing and oompetent eliarelioldere cannot pay till
the term of hlartiaimaa, which fall. on the 11th Inst., at
which date many payment.' upon heritable securities fall
due In riootland. At end hetwoon that date it hi known
that a large additional sum will he peld In. The Ilgul.
tletore will then ',mooed stringently against those who
deollne to pay and hare the means of paying.

_ • - -
Tueit HAUXIIOLI4IOI iii THIO WIINTIHN BANK —TI
seem thet the aliareholders ore now about to oontust
their liability to per up any oalls, and to plead their
right to repayment from the directors of calla already
1.41.1, The &offish Preis 'sip 1—" The ' Pies. in TAW,
fi la understood, will be nine in nitinber.-1. That the
Western Hank hiving, in tonne of Ile oontraut, boon
whimn
rughttered under the cot 1A57 ipso facto diesolved,
no legel or offuatuel regletration took plea, and the
winnow), is not entitled to the benefit of the Acts, V.
liquidetore, through title osoltplion, do not repreeent
the compeny, and Cr. not entitled to levy or enforoe
pAyment of any calls, and elpeolally of the cell of £lOO.
3. The economy, hAving been at the date of thee° lator
pitrolimern a illesolved oompany, the transfer of shim.' to
Vie names of the pArtloa proscouting, WM not binding on
Coma did not oonotituto them shareholdere of die.
it mud oompany, or ouldect them to liebllities am
RI inreholders, it. At all events, the periled proweetititig
hive been induconi to parches° by ?Also and frAudulent
it Ate manta, apil omunialinent practised by the directors,
which itetemonts were Adopted by the oompeny, the
it titles prosecuting. wen not bound to men payments of
illy sails, either by the compeny or its repreeentAtive.
5, The polies proetiatiting parallelled in ignoranoe And
molar toieential error, an to the reel position of the own.
may 11, They are untitled to repetition of the £95 cell,
with intereet, having paid it In Winnow, 7, They are
entitled to relief And reilayinent from the direotors of any
sails, linvlng been indiumi tin purcheno through files end
fr.ool 'dent misrepresentetions end concieelinent by the
ditrotors of the oompany's atteire, A. They IWO on.
titled to retinhoreement from the company and lie di.
reutore of the pries of shares paid with interest I and
f Wing thio of ell loss and ilatmings musteintid. And V.
TIPI partial' proeoutiting ire entitled to judgment iti
tering of the 111111111101111."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

'ARNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

NTOTIOE is hereby givent—Thst the TOLLS
11 arising at the several Toll Oittos, .ailed or known
by the names of Pudding Keep Oct., Dogberry GUM,
1111 d Gate Pohl Gate (except the Tolls payable upon any
Stage Coach', or Lloach now or hereafter running or to
run on the wild roads,) will be LET BY AMMON,
subjeot to nob oonditions as will be then and there pro.
duoed, to the best bidder at the NNW 166, in (NINO
AVIAN, in the county of Dorset, on Wedneeday the Seth
day of November neat, between the hours of Twelve
o'clock at Noon and Two o'olook in the Afternoon of the
Name day, for One Year, oommencing on the Aral day
of January, one thouund eight hundred and Atty.
nine, it Twelve o'olook at Noon, in the manner directed
by the Ant of Parliament, pawed in the third_year of
tii . reign of his late Majesty King George the Fourth,
"Per regulating Turnpike Rosa," which Bald Tolls
(ezoept SY aforesaid,) produced the hat year the ium of
Throe Hundred and Three Pound., Two Shillings and
Elevenpence above the espeneea of oollecting them, and
will be put up at that sum.
Whoever happens to be the beet bidder must at the
UM, WNW pay one month in advance of the rent at which
scab Tulle may be let, and give Nom*, with sufficient
munition, to the satisfaction of the Trustee. of the sald
Turnpike, for payment of the remainder of the money
monthly.
Dated atDoroliester, twenty•Aftli day of October, 1856.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Oak ho the Truetwo, of the said Turnpike Roads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

1101, INTHLI,KINNcIC

Donovan Plumy, Nov. 11,—New Mid and Nut Kent
pookela are In Malady requeet, at fully laao
aurrenoy. All other kind,' move off alowlr, et barely
'tallow, prim' —Now kW and Kaat Kent pocket'',
Vb. to IW/e. 1 new Wnehl of Kent, Itta. to Ono. now
I4IIIIIIOIC. 48e, to hO.. Farnham, Me. to 1(X)e, Country,
The. to 88., per owt.
The ofllolal anno,pmement of the duty being below
the eatimete has glen Increaced flrioneaa to our market
and fur floe aamples prior. hove. tendency to advance.
In ceoondobtee deeorlptiona the trade Is heavy,end rather
lower retell are aubmitted to. No foreign hope arrived
Into the portal London last woek.

HAY AND STRAw MARKET.

---
Bwvinivtetn, Nnv. 3.—tten.low hay, from £3 O.
los £4 IN.; now ditto, £3 O. to £4 01, ; clover, 41,
04. to a 5..; new, ditto, £3 15.. to £5 50.; sod
strew, CI 5.. to CI Ioe. per 10.1.

WOOL MARKET.

I

Since our last report the demand for all kind' of
English wool hoe been extremely heavy. Literally
nothing hoe been done, and prices rule notnlnal. All
parties are waiting the results of the approaching public
tales of wool In the metropolis.

I),,wn Toga
Down Ewe.
Hall.hrod Mop
Half.brod Wothort led. JO d.
Kent Ifloom
Lefagot Flown, :nixed
Combin' Ilklnt .
Flionol Wool
Blanket Wool ed. Iltd.
1

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.
- -
SOUTHAMPTON, Frida/. Old wheat, £ll to
211 104.; new, £lOO.. to 11 01. per load, Malting bar.
lay, 384. to 424. ; grinding ditto, 21e. to 335. Oats, 244.
to 30s. Beans, 40.. to Mis. Malt, Ms. to 604. per qr.
Flour, 31s, to 31s. &l. per sack—We continue to be
moderately supplied with wheat, which sold to day at
barely last week's quotations. Barley was disposed of
freely, at full currencies. There was 110 change in the
value of oats or beans. Flour as last quoted.
WARMIIIIOIIII, Saturday, Nov. 6.—Wheat,
1144. But weak, 384, to 450; new wheat, 334. to 444.
But week, Ns. to Oa.) Harley, 30s. to 444. (last week,
aDs. to Mk); O,its, 235. to 274. (last week, 23+. to 274.1
DWI, 424. to ISM But week, 425. to 11044 Peas, —a.
10 e. (last week, s. to s.) loaf, 104.—
There WU a good supply of wheat. Silas were very
dull, and pried deolined about Is. per qr. Barley met
6 slow sale, it rather lower retee—one fine lot, however
reollasel 4114. per (pewter.

At the prluelput provinalel earn laurkete an tiolunlor
loot, with I modarite supply, tido wheut Owl, ruled
euoseillnitY Inuotive, end to effect eels* * reduatlanof
por (Inortar Woo rolootontly ontnnitto4 to. Moro WM
• 11110$04 11114 W of Ono lorl.y, whioh moved o slowly et
Unuttered Mee inferior unelitlei BOW 41 II 11111140 boo
mousy. Other rloooriptiono of peln wont not phonon
In volno,

11VA1419014 WOOT4•11441(11T, Nov. 6,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

WARE HAM.

The opening lecture of the Mutual Improvement
Society took place on Friday evening, when Mr. P.
Brannon, CE,, of Southampton, gave a lecture on
" Wareham and the lale of Purbeck." F. Filliter,
Esq., waa voted to the chair. Many very ably exe.
anted diagram, of Poole Harbour, and it. suggested
Improvement., with section. and elevation., were
hung around the room. The entrance to Poole
Harbour, of so much importance to the trade f that
port, was no less important to the welfare and' pros-
perity of Wareham, the rivers north and south of
the latter town might be vastly improved, and conse-
quently, the trade of Wareham increased. The eon.
templated railways about Swanage and drop line
thenoe to Wareham were explained, aa well as the
general Improvement of the island. The lecturer also
gave sketehesof proposed works eastward of the priory
at Wareham, which were to allow a frontage of up.
wards of a mile for quays docks, ko. All these augges-
Mons were very well delivered by the lecturer, and if
Wareham possessed the "sinews" of war to carry
out these views, would no doubt eventually become
a splendid depat for all the material. which Purbeok
onuld supply. A vote of thanks to the lecturer
was proposed by T. Phippard, Esq., and accorded
unanimously. The attendance was not large.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

Jet in anb Colonial !Intelligence.

PRANCE.

IL Di 11(0i1ALIIin? 111 T-10- DOLL-The French
Governniont hi. Noised the Ourrespondang on amount of
an artful* by Count da Montalembert, on England and
her Empire In India. The article had already attracted
lEsinngslaitiiilsandouPnlraanlee.,mbiefoonrs
ptrolic
pat attention,
airor "Tt:ed In
muting the Count and his publisher, • proceeding by
which aboolatlem will gain nothing. A few sentences
extracted trout the 'Mole will give our readers a fair
idea of Its pneral tenor. The Count, while "giving
vent to the Just Indignation so properly exalted by she
ezaoselve severity of the punishments which the English
indict on the conquered insurgents and prisoners," pays
BOID• very high compliments to our free institutions,
drawing very unfavourable comparisons with Francs.
Tlie editor of the Journal end the author of the article
are moused h-1. Of an attafik on ths principle of uni.
Tarsal suffrage, and on the rights and authority which
the Emperor holds from the oonsellution I 2. Of an
attack upon the nitwit due to the laws; 71. Of exalting
to hatred and eontempt of the Emperor's Government ;
4. Of having endeavoured to disturb the publie peace
by exciting the Nelsons to mutual hatred or contempt;
crimes provided apinst and punished by the artielee 1,
4, and 7of the the decree of August 11, 1648, by 1 ind
3of the law of July 27, 1249.
The new legiolation on the usurpation of Iltles In
France, has ii•oeseltatul tho re•astabllshment of an old
French monarchial institution, called • anima, destined
to examine and testify the validity of titles. It may
become a serious weapon in the hands of the present
Government.
Lamartine's estate of Nily has been sold to a landed
proprietor at Bonrdeaex for 672,000 francs. The estate
Is large and the vineyards extensive, but the house is
small and inconvenient.
Heavy rain. have swelled the numerous rivers that fall
Into the Mane, In France, the river has overflowed its
banks, and inuoh property has been destroyed in cons/.
guano.). The potteries at Roquavaire have been de•
stroyed, and many houses have fallen in.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

frelanb.

MARVA°. Or EMS LORD•LINO NNNNN T.—The nuptials
of Lord Eglintoun and Lady Adela Capel were cele-
brated on Wednesday last by special bonne at the
Viceregal-lodge in the Park. The affianced bride arrived
on Tuesday night at Kingstown front Holyhead, aooorn-
panied by her father, the Earl of Essex, and her brother,
the Hon. Reginald Capel, and proceeded to the Royal
Hotel, where they remained until 19 o'clook Wednes-
day, when they took their depirture for the Vieerepl-
lodge in one of his Exoellency's carriages, drawn by four
horses, with outriders, and arrived at their destioation
shortly after 1 o'clock, The marriage oeremony, which
wag strictly private, WM celebrated by the Van. Arch-
daimon Oould, Welled by the very Rev. the Dean of the
Chapel Royal. The noble bride and bridegroom remain
at the Viceregal-lodge. As the honeymoon is to be kept
at the Vioeregal-lodge, the aide-de-camps and other
officer, of the household have received leave of
absence.
TNN LATN ATTEMPT AT ASSASSINATION. The
Derry Journal, mays :—" We have learned that Mr.
Nixon has been pronounced out of danger, although
at one time fears were entertained that Alio wound
would 01111110 mortification. Drs. Kamm and Brady
continued in attendance on the patient. No effort ie
being spared to hunt up the intending assassins. r.
Cruise, IL It., and some hundred additional wits-
bulary are NCH In the district where the attempt woe
made. This police force is supplementary of the
oonotabulary previously stationed there. We believe
that several arresta have been effected, but whether
the evident* against the parties lie alight or grave, it is
impoeible even to surmise. There was a rumour in
Ohl city on Monday that • person had turned Queen's
evidence lumina his fellows. No oonfirmation of this
Ii to be obtained. Several strange reports are prevalent
in connexion with this barbarous attempt at murder.
They are hardly worthy of notice. For instance' we
need not conceal the existence of a rumour which
asaigns the murder to °BUNGS totally different from
agrarian discontent, and give. reasons for suoh • view
but it is not our province to go further in the way of
explanation. Indeed, until the result of the magisterial
examination transpire., speculation Is worse than useless,
The narrative of the affair whieh appeared in the last
Journali related all the material eirouinstanoee of the
attinik correctly. Mr.. Nixon's date of health was
&Itch al to render the fright she experienced more than
ordinarily distressing." The correspondent of Saunders's
News Letter, writing from the neighbourhood of the
outrage, 'fetes that there is a report current that the
Ribnmi fraternity RH thWrinined to shoot every one who
wag *mullioned to London and gave evidence which so
fully expoged the falsehood of the priests appeal.
There was no notice given to Mr. Nixon which might
have put him on his guard. His murder was fixed,
and nothing less would do. His carriage in a low four-
wheeled one, with glass doors, glees sides to the seat
next the horse, and glass front.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-09

PRUSSIA.

DISMISSAL OF THR PRUSSIAN MINISTRY.

131111 GIN, Wednesday,
The following members of a new Prussian Ministry
hsve been appointed 1—
Prines Mahone('Horn, President of the Council.
M. Sehleiniti, Foreign Affair..
M. Hethonsti•Hollweg, Public Instruotlon.
General Bonin, War.
The rest of the present Ministers are to be dismissed
CI soon as the arrangements for supplying their places
are oompleted.

THR VIRNNA BAHR'.

The following telegronn have been received (rum
Vienne,—

VIVNIIA, Nov. 3.

The National Bank of Austria has resumed paimeUts
In sliver awarding to the new ourrency, 114511. new
(iVarotreog) for WO& old (Com Al tome),
Five per Cent. Metailiques closed yesterday 1411.20
National Loan WM)
Exchange on London . 10.45

The Prunelan Minister of the Interior has lamed
signiitaent oirouler to the Ion! authorities on the own.
Mg elections. The document 'Oaten Ebel the Govern.
100111 attaches greet hoportenee to the avant, and that
it in the ditty of the fooctionerlea who iney pertioilißta
in tlimn, directly Indirwitly, to vicienvoitr to ammo
man to be cloned wh are oepabla ~f tried fidelity, Rod
atcluninted with pithlll affsire. It (teleran, however,
Cott they much not exorcise coy oonetralut over the
eleetors, threetening to withdrew from them Any ait.
vantages which time pooneßs, In partiauler they munt
'Wain from employing the pollee, Hut even under
then aonditioni, nye the (grouter, a out remaine
open to the 'activity of funotioneries, and In pertiouler
of iiiih.prefecte, mina the letter, in admen with the iii•
flitantial men of their dintriats, on whoa° oomperation
they may reckon, ten prepare the elecitione In proliinl•
miry meeting., num able 'mot to ha Omen oentlidetee,
and energetically upon* all hell tendencies. Yonation.
&flee inust not, the °imaer diminno, he prevented ?min
beeotiting oenitillates, inesonich Col that would deprive
the Uheinher of eeperieneed honlneee mon ; hut on the
other bend only fonationerlea who Rre determined to
nopport the 00Vielliiiont 111114 he chosen, Telepenim
from Merlin stole thet Prince do ilollaiteollern Molnar.
Innen I. introits.% with the formation of a nor Cabinet.
Till Prinee Is a member of the hihuerci perty.
The pollee R4E101(10104 of Loilinig have mivertind the
Men of the Queen of Prussia', portfolio, ootitaining
money, Jewel'', and certain writing.. Three hundred
dollar, reward an offored for the recovery, hut up to the
proment moment it line not !mon finind, The presunip.
thin of amine le, thet it lies bean etuleit for the sake of
ilia writings.