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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-29

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
COIL, WELCH SLATE, AND FOREIGN TIMBER MERCHANTS
FORDINGTON,
AND AT THE WEYMOUTH, DORCHESTER, AND MAIDEN NEWTON
STATIONS OF THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
CASH PRICES:-
FORDINGTON.

Beet Wsßased Coal, per tea
Bull, ditto . SI Os. UM.
11,. 44.
DAL 24.
ysi "P*Mr TeniU
St*
TI" Coil
"Ur
"111
101;e., seesteatly ea Sale. p sod superior stook 01 TIMBER, DEALS, SLATS, TILES, ORINDBTON k• Im

DORCHESTER.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY STATION.

Ballo Coal
Radstoek ditto ...
Small ditto ..
Newport small ( 04 for B=l ..
Clio
The above Prices include delivery (11 reipaired) in Dorchester and Fordington.
Tha Malting and Best WalLoad Coals are kept in sheds, and delivered perfectly dry at all seisms.
WEYMOUTH STATION.
195. Id.
lls. ed.
10a Od.

SI oe. 104.
10e 4.1.
10e. Oil.
SI le. U.
19e. 34.

Bono Coal .
Radstook ditto
Small ditto ...

MAIDEN NEWTON STATION.

SI Os. Od.
17L 6d.
10s. Od.
Cl IL Bd.
194. U.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

ROCHE% HERBAL EMBROCATION.
An Ilabotual Cure for the Hooping Cough,

Without 'sternal Iledittime:

ITIHIS is the only discovery affording • perfect
cou, without administering internal medicine, the
difficulty and inoonvenience of which, in all disorders
particularly incident to Children, are too well known to
nerd any comnient.
Many thousands of children are cured annually by this
remedy ; and in most caws, one bottle will produce the
desired effect. The groprietor therefore earnestly and
conscientiously recommends it to Parents, Guardians,
and all those who hare the care of children.
, For the protection of the Public, and to prevent impo-
sition, "J. &OCHE" ii signed on the Label outaide each
bottle, and the name of the solo Wholesale Agent,
"Edwards, 67, St. Paul's," engraved on the Government
Stamp. Price 4s. per bottle. Sold by most respectabl,
Chemists and dealers in medicines.

lIEA LTH and HAPPINESS for the
NERVOUS and DEBILITATED.—A single
copy of a sew medical work, written by cm. of the so...st
eminent medical men of the present day, solely for the
guidance and benefit of that elms of sufferers whom
affections are often eell-indicted, and who desire • speedy
sod private cure, yet too often become the dupes of de-
signing London Quacks. For such sufferers this work
is intended. showing • certain means of cure In eases of
nervous debility, relaxation, organic or local weaknssa,
langour, blushing, debility, and various other nervous
symptoms ;ales showing bow the so-milled impedimenta
to marriage may be effectually removed ; with numerous
illustrative mass of parties who have been restored t.
the blessings of health by following the advice laid down
in this work, Sent (me to any address, on receipt of
stamp to prepay postale. —Address to the Seeretery
Institute of Anatomy, Btrminghaso.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

A RTIFICIAL

Attsodaaos at WlYMOUTR—lloodayi,tam
and TOlats, at IP, St. Ilarpotteet.
BRlDlXtßf—Stvry alienate estorday—Nost at-
toad's/a, Saimaa 13, ST.
DOURSIXOUTH—at IIes.GIISSINtr, Oarrla Spam,
01:1111savial-rosd, every 'Newby.

M MIL EPHRAI MO-1319LY, SURGEON
DENTIST, IL &Cit.,
GROeViCioll-131111AT,
Neerly•invented and Patemted application of prepared
INDIAEUBBER In the constrgaiot o At:firma', ,
TEISTII, °oak and Palates.
A so*, original. and Meat/able Inventioa, oonsisting
hi WI adaptation, with the most &tee:Auto perfection arid
stiolima, of prepared gam-coloured isdiwobber as • base
Per artiliail teeth. Entire or partial sets may be made
with tin entatett Issility in every short time. Only we
visit Is re4uired to It them. it being done with the
weareetioeuracy and comfort by means of • soft base
Ipladde, while in a state of fusion. between the teeth and
igleMs, which. upon becoming bard, commons the greatest
powerful eelfmdbmion. The teeth are ship Immovably
A.. 4 in the sockets formed by it Without fastening of
any kind. One set will lett tor many years, and on
any ef the natural teeth tilling oat by
_iibserption of the
*Ma army, *Ay may be added to the India.
plats to tue with the greatest ease and at • very
trials& expose. Tbe acids of dm month exert no
ornery on the chemically:prepared indiarubber, and (as
It Is a soe-coodoctor) bid, of May telterstare may,
with thorough comfort, be retained IA olotth, au
unpleasantness of amen and last* being at the same
time wholly provided against by the paella+ balers of
Do preparation.
et Just, Published, prise Is.. Ephraim lloorly on
the Teeth, and the bast Mesas of Supplying their
Deficiencies." The Author, 9, Grammar-street, W.
_ . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

wrILLIAM ROOKRS, Purwroant Trims,
and Brucroa

(FROM CADBY'S, LONDON,I
Hu the honour to announce to the Nobility, Clara
and Gentry ot this neighbourhood, that be Tunes and
Renovates Pianos of all descriptions, thereby improving
both tone and touch, and removing all unpleasant
noises. _ _ .

Pianofortes Tuned by the Year, or Single Tuning.
No extra charge for Strings.
Organs, Harmoniums, Concertinas, and all kinds of
Musical Instruments Tuned and Repaired at the Wrest
pomible London priest.
Pianofortes end other Instruments selected from the
beet Makers, on the most reasonable terms.
W. E. has the honour of Tuning for the leading
families of the County.
Weymouth end Dorchester attended fortnightly. The
penalise! Towns in Dorset sod &assegai edited every
four months.
All 0011111111Aket401111 addrered 5, !Weider. Cottons..
Weymouth; Mt. RouT WILLIPIII/110, Bendasaster of
the Sod Volunteer Rile corm 14, South-street,
Dorchester ; Of Sydling St Nieholes, will be Pit:4,lol!
attended to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

Contspontena.

WHO LS MR. LOCK, AND WHERE ARE
1118 FACTS!

To the Editor.
Bir,—l see by your report of the Borough Sashes,
that on Monday July 25, a Mr. Lock called Me
attention of the &bah to the existence of • nuisance
in the slap, of. manure heap la Fordington Field.
So far so go ; hot Sir, I mare you that if Mr.
Look had beat somebody's "Cat'repaw" used for the
purpc.. of taking the obeemuta out of the arc be
could mot bare more effectually stepped over tram
than be did When be said that the beep in question
000sisted of • "lot of animal matter, emanating •
most offensive effluvia in the field, so much so that
persons residing within 100_yards of the spot could
cot live in Mew boner." Them are Mr. Look's
assertions, and ea be appears to bo • lock without.
key, I will ask you to pick it, and state at oboe
that d is wog lime that the heap in questiam contains
cc, poralim of animal aseiter !! !
It is sot true Mai there are houses within 100
yards of the spod—erpo, ills not true that pawns
timid not live in tbaor houses within the radios laid
down by this reeowned judge of distances.
Surely this gentleman could not have spent =my
of his younger days in • slaughter boom, nor could
be have bad very much to do with sheep Mum, or
he would have beim a better judge of animal watts?;
aed as for the distance any little infant without
specialties would measure it better—even with red

'Trotting you will no. allow snob wiasistosswito
La go forth so foots, I ow, yours,
A LOT ER OF TRUTH.

Dorchester, July 80‘12, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

DORCHESTER Sea OF AUGUST FAIR.

IMPORTANT BALE OF IMPROVED WEST
COUNTRY DOWN RAM LAMBS AND EWES.

MP. ENSOR oats B.Agaz and Moos)
he. been favoured with instructions from Yr.
•(. J. Poona, 44 Cents Abbe., to SELL by AUCTION
in the FAIR FULD, on SATURDAY. AUGUST 6,
1664,44 12 o'clock precisely, shout 40 RAY LAMBS,
. and 100 tullmouth EWES.
The Auctioneer bete 10 cell the etteeti'm ci 111"h'
mamma to Dili the Third Annual Sala, and to inform
them that the Sheep sad Lambe Cr. superior to any that
have been previosuly offered; and that for greet
olastitntion, colour, and quality, they am unimpaired
ht say Flock of Wed Country Downs.
lAt the Dorchester Agricultural Show, held oe &Mr-
ifiday last, the Ewes, and the psir of Ram Lambs which
-wee the prise, were much admired for their great alas
and aseelleat wool, colour, and quality.)

rrOb BE SOLD by AUCTION, on
1 WEDNESDAY, the 24th day of AUGUST next,
by Mr. THOMAS ENSOR, Auctioneer, Dorchester,
without raserve, the whole of the
PLANT AND WOOLLEN MACHINERY, lea,
Tbe Property of Allem. WN. STANTON k fios,
Load's MIL Dorchester.

Tbe mune may be inspected the day preceding and *a
the taaraiegg of sale. end particalare wiU be given in
Ostaleiteeet, bo be obtained • fortnight pnrrious to the
Bale nub. A ornornuoi.
Derebeeber, July Mb, 1864.
•011.1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

LOCAL AGISYTS.

SOLD BY GOOD DRAPERS EVERY WHIRL

7 Bank Buildings, Old Jewry
London, E.O.
Is the Chief oMos of the

ACCIDENTAL KATI INSINUICE CM"
J. W. OWL, &porebey.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H. R H. THE PRINCESS OF wAutm
GL ENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL UM
Sold by all Grocers. Chandlers, ka., he.
WOTHRRAPOON A Ca, a LANDOW AND LONDONL

1 Use MAIMNA as a Diet."

Vide Tug TIMIS, September 25th.
Ouly Prize Medal. Reported by the Jury
"Exceedingly Excellent for Food."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

(/ ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Contais Ilseites and Prices of 150 differtc t
articles of 3.4-room Furniture, . wol s
100 Isslsteads, VII Prices of every uses ip
of Bedding. - - -

IND
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-02

COFFEES.

VIOR a long aeries of year. these truly cele-
-1: tinted Cakes have been hcld in the highest
eatimation throughout the United Kingdom by the many
thiniaanda of famillea to whoin they have become an
accustomed houaeliohl beversgs.
so highly are CAISISELCH COlrt6B esteemed, and so
wide apread is their reputation, that further commend',
tion maybe considered needless.
CANfOLL'6 0111,711, No. 2, Blue Wrapper, at 15.24.
per lb., is the very article to produce a good strong
economical beverage.
C.teseu.'s Corral', No. 3, Lilac Wrapper, Is. 41.
per lb.. µmamma great strength, with fine full aromatic
firivour. In reality the Coffee for family use.
CAMILL'S COTFIZ, No. 4, Yellow Wrapper, at Is. fid.
per lb. A moat rich and choice article. To lovers of
Inn Coffee • decided treat.
Sold in Canisters of 2lba., 111 t., and Ph. each ; and in
air-tight Packets of 4ok, 2.a., and ion, each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.

JOHNSON, JOHNSON &Co's.
PURE UNCOLOURED TEA,
e Is decidedly the Purest
141 Strongest—Cheapest
.41
and Best—the most
WHOLESOME A INVIGORATING.
l'arketsl.y Ageutsinevery Tare

_A GUTS IN THIS DISTRICT-
:

EVANS (Ista lir-odd), chemist.
Nrs. BROWNING, High Eassat.
A. ELLERY, 40, Highatrest.
S. CROKER, 18, Park-tree
ACUTI, St. Mar:attest.
Wood.
E. Willis, Stationer.
Hood.
J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Keats, chemist, High Vastatreet
. Plowman, confectioner. 91, St. ll•rvat.
JRu ildoybbsam. d
Tea Drits
Dealer.
r. Jewellers
Bridpo'rt. .T. }kw.
George Derriruan, grocer.
W. French, Post-onSce.
I Poole .... Atkins. clienlist, Highatreet.
H. Sharp, Highatreel I Wilubnrne Short, chemist.
Adams. Cbristehurch Oaz. eonfectioner.
•
-E lyatSrt.._. 7 V=liir--44Wirfliel:teire;', Princes-street.
•F.
, • S. and It. Ryall. Grocers. WHOLIINAL, WAREHOUSE.-
- J. Kingshurs. Newberry-street.
11. Blomfieldatreet, City, London.
• R. Rogers, Bookseller.
- E. Hiarduig, Tea Dealer. I
W. Fowler, Grocer.
Sheppard, Grocer.
T. Guringe, Draper.
J. Bohlen, grocer.
H. Thinks, High-street.
G. Neese Penny, Merctiant.
W. Cos, Spring Gardens.
ft. and S. Gilds., Easton.
ts
Purwell J. Shirai, Confectioner.
Salisbury Thorn, Winchester-street. I
/*airborne • • G. Gainey. Half-moon•street.
Shaftesbury - G. E. Norton. Fancy Warehouse.
Stermirater Newton E. Jackson, Grocer.
Wilton • J. Hopkins, Westatreet.
Wareham - T. Randall, Market-plax.
W. Summers, Grater.
K Gilbert.

DORCHEBTER-:

WEYMOUTH -

A bbotsburi
A smia.ter •
Heounin•ter
Eters Kees •
Bridport •
Blauldford •
Cerus • •
Chardstock •
Chriachnrch
Cranlourne

IMF

Dorehea— ter
Weymouth

Winoanton • •
Yeovil - -
Yetminstor - •

J. Parry, 8 outhwareeL
T. Hayward, Grocer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-28

conceded to merottaat vessels tempos* and V
be i=
officers and mee of the Royal
In future times would be bet three eaeleat%
the white for the Ravel Navy, the Ithw for lb. Nam
and t* red for the mereustils marl* • eaml
the ranks would he admiral, vies admiral, god. rear
arliniraL On the order for going into semasittes of
supply. Mr. llorritt moved that le sees of • madams
ties of the indirect teiallne of the orsentry the
excise on milt rewitized oanaideration: This
he restol on the groued of simple jsat=sra
1..
whereas at varier times of 164 a seam importark
m re*** of tagatiou had bleu to ether haw
branch* of Um public reeves.. melt duty lad es.
Mewl no benefit whatever. Ile ematisided that it wee
but equitable and boast that in any %tan remieden
titaatMn the question of malt ditty ebeeild be sew
sidered. The Chancellor of the Ratiseque mid he
would not oak the Rouse so meat the propeattegg
a direct negative. but to acres to • motte• for
into committee of *oily, the practical effect of
would be the *toe as if he had moved the " peeirlmie
question." lie recommended WM this ammo should be
taboo bro.*. he thought it wait
m paerallay=ael
and mein to pledge the Hoar hf hi
dmal4ll;taroturci7:tt:etituiatnnwiliasENcli4vmedtazdjite..'wbyallies.dlol6.6.lciai.piAlp:rletliweem..minrissiferna.fltuniN uses
rowetat
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-28

in answer to questions from the Basch, stated that
she bad been furiled to dsfendant between 3 and 4
years, 3 of which he bad spent in Portland Pilsen.
In March last he was discharged with a ticket of
leave, and upon his retain home commenced ill-
treatiog her. On the slay in question lie knocked
her down, and cut the pellet from her dress; be
often ilhuewl her. In reply to a question from the
Bench, complainant stated she bail several children,
one of them upwards of ten years of age. Complai-
nant had not been previously married.—Defendant,
In his abeence, wee sentenced to be imprisoued for 1
month, without the option of paying a fine.—The
sentence will of course entitle defendant to awry
oat his first term of imprisonment in one of if.,
Majesty's domicile&
DCRRINGTON.—On Thursday afternoon an
accident occurred to • man named John Bachelor,
caner to Mr. Fowls. It appears that he was return-
ing from Wishford. where he had been for a load of
coals, and was riding on one of the horses, from
which, then near the Druid's Head, be fell if, and
the wheels of the wagon passed over him, fracturing
both thighs and some of -his ribe. Hs was removed
to the Salisbury Infirmary on the following day.

DONHEA D ST. ANDREW.—The parishioners
of this place lately pr vented, by the hands of Mr.
J. Sae!grove, churchwardeo, the sum of £3& to the
Rev. George H. Preston, on his leering the curacy,
to take the appointment of chaplain at Rio de
Janeiro. The Sunday-school children also presented
• silver pencil ca., to the rev, gentleman, and a
gold one to Miss Preston.

DEVIZES. Howriccyrcitat Socirrr. —The
North Wilts floral feta will take place on Friday,
12.11 Auenst, in Rotindway Pad'. kindly placed at
the disposal of the committee by kir& Colston.

M•KING A RAD Filt OF PRIZIt 1110FEY.—Jobn
Robb an old pensioner. residing in Agnee•plaoe.
received last week the soot of r 3 12s. as his share of
the looting at Sebastopol. Unhappily, instead of
laying the money he, or depositing it as a "nest
*Kg" in the Post.ofhoe Savings' Bank, he foolishly
spent it in drink. He was seised with delirium
tremens, and had to be removed to LIN comity
as lees.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-28

ALLITERATION'S ARTFUL MD.-.
PORTERHAWEI PRETT'Y PICTURE.

Portatham is peaciefally placed in • premiere
proclivity. Paddocks productive. People pain-
fully polite. Perpetual purling proves the pump;
and the plumber plead "pity our poverty.
Pretty Portasham prindless and polioelros„ pro.
(dams IA lily and tie m) for poachers and plinsdones.
Permit me to pen pleasant Portman's': as prig's
perch and poacher • paradise.
Partridges cud pheasants pantingly perosime
poacher Peatman permanently prowling in pbista.
tions, poaching in perfect peace. Plenty of public.
houses provide pots of the potent so pleasant to poorer
(part payment in p— permit as a pun) ;so peepours down pint after pint, till pot-valiant and peg.
oacious. pitches into pahlicen, who prays for this
presence of Police-constable Pitcher Only preserver
of the peace of the parish). Pewter pots pay Me
penalty, ai poacher parries the pummeling of the
publican's Pitcher. Po.p's passing plainly perceive
Pitcher's place being properly protected by pitch.
Pip in p-oforion poison the population with pestle
Irina periume ; people partake of physic from pill-
box and phial, plaguing the proforma with pigs le
their porches. Dr. P— pray than provide
proper places for the porcine population; bet
and plenty of pigs in the public paths is P
policy-
Parishioners pay the police-rates with pleasing,
but police protect property at Portesham—pook-
pooh I I
Polio. pound ponies to protect pedestrians In
public paths—pooh-pooh ! !
Public-hoopoe police-ruled at Portakam--pooh.
pooh !!
Poaching in peace prevented by polioo--pords-
pooh I
Prip' rendas posided by the prying of polio"
pooli•poo
Policeman's proboscis painfully pierced by the
pungent perfnme of putrefaction in the public pad.
—pooh-pooh!!
Pray, Mr. Prioter. publish • penny papes--sa
pungent, pithy, pictorial periodical. Paint Parr.
ham's pretty picture with printers' preation an
prominent peg.; put down petty. peevish, pilferiagr
practices; pull the powers to pieces; protect public
property at Portasham ; en with the power of dm
press polio up the police till ths powers provide •
permanent policeman for the pariah of Potashes!,
and piety of places in Portland prison.
gray publish the petition of
PETER PIPER, IN A PRETTY PICILLX.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-28

LOWER BURTON_ AND CHARLTON FARMS,

DORCHTKk

SALE of raprrior FLOM of 1.285 aussFa
DOWN EWES AM LAMBS, 8 HORSES,
IMPLEMENTS, Jo.

MRT. INSOR (late aaaa and Ewan')
li
has bees favoured with instructions from the
ef the late Mr. R. Csniga, to SELL by
•UCTION, on MONDAY, JULY 4th, DM& —Tbe
fir=SUSSEX-DOWN SHEEP and LAMBS,
IMPLEMENTS, Ac., via :-800 two, four,
end six-kiele Ewes, 250 Chilver Lamb.. 230 Welber
Labe, I two-tooth Rams, 7 parterre' Cart Harem and
'their Hareem, 1 Wows Hack Horse, Dig hands, quiet
In ride and drive, 2 yearling Helfrn, Turnip Drill,
Ilene Hee, Imo Drags, set of Howard's Harrows,
"nuts Harrow, Tormentor., Niue Share, 3 Iron Plougks
sad Tackle, 2 Wood Forighs, Land Pressers. Iron
~Use, Hay ..king Maehioe, 2 Dung Carts, 1-horie
Turnip Cutter, Make Crusher.
Auctioneer eon with the greatest confidence
highly recommend this superior Flock to the notice of
Agriculturists, the lam Mr. CAIN= baring bred
for a great number of years, with great is,. and en•
pease, from the best Sushi; they ore very matching, of
goad colour, and excellent quality, hardy, and good
wool bearer.; they will be connoted sound, and sold
in the,r wool. The Lambs are It for the butcher, no
expense having been spared in corn and crake.
The Sale will be held it Charlton &to, 2i miles
from Dorchester, on the Sberborne road.
Refreshments will be provided, and the Sale 00011D40011
at Two o'clock presaaly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-21

ART IIARITTACT-URRale DIPARTNIRIT.

The art manufactures are disposed in a commo-
dious and well•built wooden structure, 100 feet by
40 feet, and the exhibition is an average one in point
of quantity and quality. There were 26 exhibitors,
among which cabinet makers and upholsterers occupy
the greatest amount of sows, and amongst their
goods on view are splendid and costly example'.
,Beside three, however, Mr. W. Halliday, of Wells,
• self-taught and clever carver, has for inspection a
goodly array of examples of the skill of himself and
his moo, amongst which is the oft-exhibited group of
Canterbury Pilgrims, cut out of • solid piece of old
English oak, and two antique chairs, at the back of
one of which is • carved portrait, intended for the
Bishop of Bath and Wells. An exceedingly interest.
ing stall is also supplied with goods from the Bristol
As)lum for the Blind— the work of the inmates of
that philanthropic institution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-21

dispute. Notwithstanding the anticipations, at
me time reef general, that the Conference
would be postponed, we And that it did '
meet at the Treasury on Saturday, and that all
the members wore present oath. occasion. Vir-
tually it was the last meeting, and the wet will in
+ll,llroliebility recommence on the WA instant.
B AND Wier OF ENGLAND Snow. —The
agricultural event of the week has been the
holding of the Bath and West of England Show
at Bristol, which hae been the most anoosesful
ever held under the Society's auspices. Generally
speaking, the Society is most unfortunate in ra-
pid to the weather, but this year it has nothing
to complain of in this respect, for, with the °l-
osption of a hw showers. which were more
welcome than otherwise, the weather was es-
°Bodin* enjoyable. The following is a com-
parative number of adults who have paid for
admission to the ahow yard for the last five
years—two children being reckoned as an adult,
but on Mushy and 'friday last, about • couple
of theme" children were admitted that are not
included in this intimate, nor do they include
those who possessed privileged tickets, free
names, ko.

DIDAT DAY.

Visitors. Roosipts.
... 2,419 ... L 33612 0
ns ... 111 2 0
181 ... 58 17 0
152 • • 53 3 6
178 ... 6300

1864 ... Bristol
1863 ...xs•sr

SCOOND DAT.

IM .. Bristol ... 4.340 •••
18113 ... Exeter 2,143 ...
1361 Tntro ,„ 639 ...

NO 14 0
270 7 0
17 3 6
130 12 6
196 15 6

THIRD DAT.

1884 ... Mabel 184

... 2,19411 6
525 9 0
533 6 6
896 10 10
658 II 9

TOI7ITH DAT.
1864 ... Bridol . . 41,704 ... 2.020 19 0
1813 .. Eu4sr ... 9 962 ... 1,188 12 0
1/102 Wills ... 6.508 780 13 10
1861 ... Truro ... 8.449 . 1.017 1 5
"u5B 967 ... 5,,W"
IPIPM

b,38...

,v,a3

913 5 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-21

RAIL STORMS.

rriHE ROYAI., FARMERS INSURANCE
1 COMPANY, 8, Narkdk-etneet, Strand, Leaden,
W. 0.,
Ineari WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS, and
PEAS, agninid Lori by HAIL STORMS for
SIXPENCE PER ACRE,
and divide Prodite with the Insurers orrery Fifth Year.
The division ia 1861 enabled Insurers of Your Years to
their crepe spinet lose by Hail for
protect
PENCE PER ACRE, IN THAT YEAR.
. . . _

SEEDS and WASS Memel at moderate ram.
ZBIM LIFE MDm=
FIRE A aness at rates as low as
other well established otiose Four-liftof the profits
of Ws Insurance divided Filth ear.
Further particulars may be at Chief Office,
er of the Agent&
JOHN REDDISH, Searetaryfand Actuary.
Aours.

Downs/ma, CERWCABBAS, and PIDDLE-
TOWN.—Mears. ANDREWS it COCEARAR,
Solicitor,.

..... Mr. R. Fowler, Whltehorth, Malaise
and Brower.
Bridport ..... Mr. F. Good. Bank.
Crowksros G. L. lan& Esq., Boßatton
Shaftesbury Mr. Charles Datable, Stamp ORlos.
Bberborns Kr. C. Poke., Bank.
Btalbridp Kr. B. Haloes, 04 Ofilblealw.
tar.
Sturminstor Mr. B. Rickel, of Okeford Fits:pans.
Wareham Mr. Thanes Randall. Chemist.
WRYMOliii Mr. W. 'V. PERSON, 34, Bt. Mary.
street.
Wlmbores Mr. Geo. Chianti.
Fordingbridp Mr. J. Hannan, jun., &dais Agent.
Addit4onal Agents wanted—application to the
Booretary.

Blandford
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-21

THE TINE ART DIPARTHIST

is of a very extensive and superior character. The
local and neighbouring artists, though contributing
to the Bristol Fins Arts' Academy's annual exhibi-
tion, have also largely contribute& Thereat. many
choice productions of great artistic merit, and the
exhibition is a favourable specimen of the art talent
of the West of England. The exhibition has
improved in character each year mince its commence-
ment— an indication of progress—of the dissemina-
tion of a tut* for the elevating pursuits which re-
fine and civilise, and contribute to the tranquillity
and happiness of society.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-21

Imperial Parliament.

HOU'SB OF LORDS.

TUVIDLT.—The Marquis of Ciseriesrde revolved sus
subject of the services of the late Earl of Men, widish
had been discussed the previous evening. for the par.
pose of correcting an error in Rail Granville's speech cg
Moodsy. Lord Elgin. the noble marquis observed, bid
not sent troops from China to India spontaneously, eve
his own mils responsibility; but had received a req-
tion for aid from Lord Canning. Earl Granvilib
admitted that Lord Clanricarde's statement wee
historically correct, but whatever responsibility them
was in their action in th• matter belonged to bolls of
them. Earl Granville then moved a resolution in
answer to Fier Majesty's address, concurring in the
reoomniendation to grant £20.000 to Sir Rowland Rill.
as a recognition of his services in the cause of postal
reform. The motion was agreed to unanimously.
Several measure" were a4vitri2ed attain.

—T;O-11SDAY.—The Earl ef Ellenborough gave notes
thigh. alusidd on Friday ask whether measures had been
taken to reinforce the Channel fleet so as to maks it
equal to the blockade of the German porta in left
events should render such a measure necessary. is
answer to tbe Earl of Hardwick., the Duke of Boeseeset
Anted that it was intended to convert • certain number
of Armstrong guns from breech-loaders into muzzle—
loaders, and to rifle them on the sheet principle. Is
reply to the Earl of Derby, Earl Granville espeened hie
readiness to medium the papers relating to the Ashentee
war. Severals bills were forwarded • stage, and their
lordnuabDipsAyad.—journme
rd Chancellor announced that It
was not his intention to proceed with the Caesar
Courts Bill in face of the opposition it had eseeentend
in that House. The Earl of Ellenborosgb thee called
the attention of their lordships to the meant
of the netreeriatMns on the Damp-German spd
pointing out the fact that the armistice ketwses the
Dance and Germans would be at an end in WWI days'
time, and inferring theA if the Conference should sad
re infeeta that the Government would endeavour no
protect Denmark in the pose. salon of her Wanda, asked
whether measures had been taken for putting the flest.
Is sueh • state as to make it equal at once to blearily
the German ports, and also defend Denmark. ZcoL
Russell said be must reply to the noble earl's question
In • manner shirk would not in any way hanger_ the
negociations which are at priaent being curled tea
The Conference was dill sitting. He would there.-
fore state that Her Majesty's feet was fully
for any service it might be called upon to =g m.
After some observations from the Earl of Derby and the
Marquis of Clanricarde the subject dropped.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

CASSELVS
COFFEES.

TIOR a long aeries of years throe truly cele-
brated ffees have been held in the highest
estimation throughout the United Kingdom by the many
thousands of families to whom they have become an
accustomed household beverage.
So highly are Casakt.L'e Corms esteemed, and so
widespread is their reputation, that further commenda-
tion may be oonsidered needless.
C.seast.L's extrres, No. 2, Blue Wrapper, st la. 3d.
per lb., is the very article to produce a good strong
economical beverage.
I CASSELL'S Gkorrus, No. 3, Lilac Wrapper, le. Id.
per lb., powwow great strength, with flne fall aromatic
flavour. In reality the Coffee for family ass
CASSELL'S Corm, No. 1, Yellow Wrapper, at is.
per lb. A most Hob isedohoioe @Jihad. To lovers of
Au* Coffee • decided trait.
Sold in Canister, of Ma, lib., and Jib. each; and in
sir-tight Packeta of los., 2oa, end los, each, by the
appointed Agents throughout the kingdom.
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A OLNTO LI TIM DISTRICT :-
DORCHESTHR • EVANS Hato Freed), Chemise.
Mrs. BROWNING, High Paßrel.
WRYIIOUTH - A. BURRY, 40, High-street.
B. CHOICER. 18, Parir-atreet
I. ACUTT, St Xary-street.
Abbotid,67 . Wood.
Axminster - • IL Willis, Stationer.
Beaminster - Hood.
Bens Regis - J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Bridport • • Buddy and Dabinett, Jewellers.
84,,gk0g . • J. Hobbs, Tr a Dealer.
Crm. . George Derriman, grocer.
Chardatock - • W. French, Poot.olllai.
Christchurch - H. Mary, Highotreet.
Trombone • Adorns.
Creekerne - T. 11. Bortiett, Market•pLoce.
Cliannoath • • B. Ryan. Grocer.
Rest Coker - P. Booby, Grocer.
Evershot • - S. and It. Ryan. Grocers.
Gillingham - J. Hinpbarr, Neeberry-streat.
Heastricige - R. Rogers, Boolmellier.
Hindoe - • R. Harding, Teo Dealer.
Netherbury • - W. Fowler, Grocer,
StlkryGrant%

Sheppard,
Pidd- wn - • T. Goring,, Draper.
Piddletrantlida - J. Bollen, poser.
Poole - - • H. nicks, Highwtresk
G. Nears Penny, Ilersbaat.
Portiena • • W. Box, Spring Gardena.
S. and S. Gibbs, Easton.
" Purwell - J. Maven, Confectioner.
Salisbury W. Thorn, Winsibrater-street.
Sherborne G. Oceney. Half.moon-street.
Shaftesbury. • G. B. Norton, Toney Warehouse.
Starmiuster Newton E. Jackson, Groom
Wilton • - J. Hopkins, Wait-Mist.
Wareham • • T. Bawdall, liarket-plalL
W. liammers, Grocer.
Wil5011111;011 • • L Gilbert
Yeovil J. Parry, South-Are*
Yetmlaster . T. Hayward, GrOlet•

CARRELLS PURR YOUR SHILLING TICS
Is blebly approved by Lovers of really Good Tao
Is ii paaroatied kat its Parity, Iltreedab, sad Ai fill
Ranier. It lo the Tao for family was; ski Iwo
sonesd.l., Print sad Qestiry oce,...id Is.
Wootaams now CADIELL, SMITH, & Co., 110
FZEONINNON4ININT, LONDON.
Unto Wu ihrrokiii ; kg taw only es sten.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

Imperial Varliamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

Montero—The sitting was merely formal.
To xeDAr.—The Earl of Malmesbory asked whether
the Government had obtained any parantes he=
Austria and Prided that they would etheasths SAWA,
as soon as the Constitution of November was efil4
drawn; and further, whether It was held that lir
Treaty of 18.52 was 000sidered Unsling on the two
Powers, although a state of war had boon brought
about. —Earl Russell replied that he had net nesidd
any guarantee from Austria and Premed that they
would evacuate Schleswig when the November Otea•
stitution was withdrawn, but la believed that theme
Powers were booed to do so. He also °Doddered that
a state of war did not abrogate the obligations it the
Treaty of 1852.—Lord Derby regretted that the 00.111111.
meat had no guarantee for the resonation of Pahlenrig.
even if all the Ovrman demands Were momplied with.—
The Karl of Derby asked for the corresposdesee=ll
Americo in respect to the Alexandra —Earl
deemed it inexpedient to lay the papery on the
present. With respect to a dispatch from Mr.
which the noble earl (Derby) had on the Inn nal/r5
the aes4loll expressed a hope had been answered is •
fitting manner, he found that Mr. Adams had mated
a dispatch referring to the demand of indesenthwition
for t& losses sustained by the comments C.! the ,_Neetk„__
from the captures made by the Alabama ; ban.tt, the
exercise of his discretion Mr. Adams bad not disi-
municated it.

THURSDAY.—EarI Derby called atteetlon to Rae
nil of the Government in referent's to
garr:elisteiten rune. He said the rams had been
In October, and until Saturday last no steps had be
taken to Investigate the facts alleged against thaw..
The Government Nov stated that a oornmirdon wee
shoot to be sent abroad " to collect evidence," a step
which might have been taken four months
Referring to the diplomatic correspondence obtain
been published in America, Lord Derby said the F
Government evidently wished to force OCIDOSOSiOns trent
the Government by menaces. Fad Russell replied that
there was little doubt the rams were intended ft!!!
Confederate service, and be agreed with Mel
that if vessels were "armed and equipped* 17t. tIM
!
country, and sent forth to attack Federal comment, it
would "be virtually taking pert in the war in favour
of the Confederates.* Government, he said, wee
anxious not to give ootintaaanos to each proceeding*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

II U NTI NO A PPOINTM ENTS.

Mr. Walter Flowet's Harriers. Thursday, the
llote and Grown. Tlvultass, tor Dog Dean—at 11.
The Tedworth llounds--Tuealay (this day),
Burbage Wharf; Thursdey, Veruhatu Gate;
SatuaO:, , Quarluy 11.
The Suti,b Wilt* lloanda—Wadoanday, Gallows
11111; Friday, Stoford—at 10.46
The Blacktnore Vale froshottuds_—_Tueeday (this

day), Five Brides; Friday, Vie; Saturday,
Stook Hill. Glanville's Wootton—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds -- Wednesday, Hyde
House, near Wareham ( by special invitation ) ;
Friday, East Compton ; Saturday, Rampisham
Village—at 11.
The Langport Harriers—Wednesday, Curry Riven;
Saturday, Lytes-cary—at 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Williton ; Friday, Holford—at 10.30.
The Mendip Foithonnds—Tuesday (this day),
Pylls ; Friday, Witham Friary—et 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

DR. COFFIN'S PILLS.

MHE great and increasing demand for Dr,
1. COFFIN'S INDIAN PILLS ham induced him to
appoint Mail *gents For certain district. in the country,
that the pulverous applicants, awl, from those who
Cctre ro&cal gi :ern' hwtehrnalt,7,;Z:Zu'Attnn teen
originate from obstructions in some of the orpes or viewer
el the system, which prevent a fret circulation and
erition of the meakoniam of the animal economy. To
remove those impedina mt., and reOvre to health the
vieranged system, remstitutas the great secret of the
healing art. To give spin a tone to the stomach and
invigorate the liver, Is to perform one half of the work,
whatever may be the nature of the discus • for in au
local and general obstructions those two 'important
=ere affected, either directly or by sympathy. The
AN PILLS are, then, offered conidently by the
discoverer of them as the most safe and certain moans
be produce this, and those who try them will realise the
Ismresult
Dr. 00/7111'11 weeks, "Botanic Guide to Health,
" Treaties on Midwifery," he., Ike., can be obtained of
his coastry agents, or at 24, Rostov's-place, Itrueell-
square, Loudon.
Sot.s Arrow= Aairrs. Groves, Blandford ;
Kea* Dorchester; Huntley, Wimborne ; Roberta A
nitpsohaftesixtry • Groves, Weymouth ; Coppock,
; Manuring:, Yeovil • Delwood, Sherborne ;
Mrs Irma Crew k erne ; Oroppxk. Salisbury. Wholesale,
2N ea earrecolese. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

IMPORTINT TO DAIRYMEN.

To the Editor.
BM—The time baying now arrived wino every Dairy
Farmer in the County of Dorset is deciding for himself
lbe but market for his produce during the ensuing
spoon—as an element for consideration to assist in that
decision, permit me to offer, without dwelling upon our
system of business, the principles of which are now so
germrally known, and so infernally sated upon by the
leading and most esteemed producers of the t and
finest dairies of butter throughout the County Dorset,
the special merit• or excellenes of large, fine dairies of
early makers stall times find appreciation in the prioe
that they yield when sold in this market, especially
when offered in an old-established connection so long
accustomed to look to us for their supply of Dorset
butter.
The present praised, are good for a satisfactory fedi
osstained SPRING PRICE.
Unlike last season, when the new butter season Dom-
meoced with • larger stock of old butter than had ex-
isted for many year..
This season—before the new butter Demon has fairly
commenced—stocks of old butter may be looked upon as
prospectively consumed or used up. Any large supplies
from Almeria' or other sources ale scarce be elpected,
as the merchant will not have forgotten the frightful
looses sustained upon the wind-up of last season's trade,
an experience so aoatly that • good market even now, in
the face of an advancing 1111111100, flit reader hio very
timid operator in providing for it.
Soliciting • trial of our system of busies's*, a just
eomparieon of which with the old sysisaa of contracting
ma be but formed upon • sesames trade. The tennina-
bon of the spring nontrsots always bring, us to the
most abundantly supplied period of the year; then of
course our constant friends from season to season
require our best attention and have it ; and any corn-
y.l.oo then instituted sciareely proves • just teed of our
system of btuineem—Faithfully your..
HENRY WEBBER.
1, Brewer-street, Golden-square, London, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

NOTICE.

IHEREBY caution all persona not to pay to
X my WiN, BAIA If 8V1V1.1115, ci Grintetone,
In the Couety of Dorset, any Annuity or Monies
arising or accruing from any source whatsoever,
without first having my written sanction for no doing.
(Signed)
JOHN RTEVISNA,
Danyania, Stratton,
February 15, 1551.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

HAYDON COMMON INCLOSURE.

WHEREAS an application for the Inclosure
of Hayden Common, situated in the Parish of
Lydlinob, in the County or Donut, has been duly made
to "The Inolostute Csitutoissioners of England and
Wales," pursuant to the provisions of "The Act for
[Delmore, Exchange, and Improvement of Land
AND WHEREAS the said Application has been re-
ferred by the said COMIlliMi01:1•11 to me, an Aqrstant
Commissioner, duly appointed ender the said Act,
I HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that I shall hold a
Meeting on the 3rd day of MARCH neat, at the hour of
Ten in the forennon,attbeTbree Belts Used. Inn,in the
said parish, for the purpose of hearing any Objections
which may be made to the proposed Incloanre, and any
Information or Evidence which may be offered in
relation thereto.

Wines./ any band this 10th day of February, 1864.
N. WETHERELL,
Assistant Inelnsure Centimiaeinner.

A.ll communications iu relation to whatever de-
puiroeut of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Coble(' Express and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
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TSB
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

STARCH MANUFACTURSRS

-----
TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES.
GLINFIELD PATENT STARCH,
USED DI TEI ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED TEI PRIES MEDAL. WA
Sold by oH Grows, Dbarners, b..,
WOMUAVON a Cg.. (WOW MP /*Ma
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

LL Persons INDEBTED to the Estate
LX of °SORGE FILLTTER, deceased late of
W•lttliAil and SWANAGZ, Dereet, are requested to pry
the amount of their terpectise Debts to us, the under-
signed. All Persons baring any CL tIM or DEMAND
on the said Rotate are also requested forthwith to send
their Accounts to us, in order that the same may be
examined, and, if found earrect, discharged.
CLAVELL FILLETER• }Solicitors for and on behalf
AND of the Executrix and Exc.
FR EEL 4ND FILLITER cuter* of damaged.
North-street, Wareham, 2314 January, 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

WAREHAM AND PURBRCK LABORERS' AND
SERVANTS' FRIEND SOCIETY,
FOR TEI ENOOO RAO 88888 OP INDUSTRIOUS AND
HONEST LASORIRS AND SULTAN'S.

THOSE MEMBERS who have heretofore
received the Report (dated 14th May, 18631 made
by the Honorary Secretary on behalf and under direction
of the above Society, and who are diApueed to favor the
obj(cts of the Society with • contiocanos of their sup-
port. are respect:ully reminded that the only direct and
efficient mode of dechiring themselves as Members and
Supporters of it, sill he by paying to the Treasurer the
amount of thcir Annual Bnbderiptions, due the lot
inffitaut, saloon so may be convenient to thennuelvi.
_ . .

The Society dmirs to take this opportunity of ex-
preming sincere regret for the death of their late
lamented Vie... Patron, Joseph Weld, Fog., and
to announce that sinongat others the folloming Noble-
men and Gentlemen hare done the honour to renew
ti, ir Sitheeiriptiolis the present year (1A61) :—henry
Kee Seymer, Eaq. 11. P.; the Earls of Itcheater and
Eldon ; Oliver W. Furter, Henry Franipthu, and
Chivies Jame Radcliffe, flops. ; Rey. C. F's; and
Messrs. Banton, Reader (Secretary of the Win(rith
Fanners' Club), Stephen Bennett, and Restart Taylor.
FREELA.ND FILLITEII,
Honorary Secretary.
Ware)oam, Rth February, 1864.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-02-16

LoN T%-a 11 MARKETS.

EstifiSê ELIO-IT:10 TICLHORAPE
K. LANE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY lit
,Yrunt OUR OWN RRPORTBR.)
Fine foreign wheat' have been held for more
money. Bales, however, have programmed slowly at
late rates. Low and damp parcels have been quite
but we not quota them cheaper.
Ml:iant:t can
erley hu commanded full currencies, with
a fair demand. Grinding and distilling sorts have
ruled about stationary. There has been a steady
but by no means active eels for malt, at full quota-
tions. The oat trade has been tolerably lirm, at
late rates. Both beans and pees have moved oil
steadily, but no &dunes has taken place La Owl
The flour trade has continued healthy.
Owing to the hostilities in Schleswig, factors have
bean very firm in their demands; but millers have
reused to operate except at previous commie&
The result is that the transactions have been very
baited. on fertile' terms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16

10

?Mt HAVIMICII Dr= •31D BRIDGE TOLLS.

The next business was to take into consideration
the suit filed in the Court of Chancery against the
Corporation, by Maim Dyer and Gibson, respect.
tag the levying of thee. tolla—The Town Clerk
read through the snit, in which the coil Merchaute
*emended ,that the Council bad no heed to c illect
these ddee for the repair of the bridge, having £2,891
In band for that purpose, and which they maintained
was, at the present time, in good and sufficient
repair; if uot, the money collected from the harbour
dues and bridge t •lie was not legally applicable for
that purpose. In nonclusioo, the petitioners prayed
the Hiinourable Court that the Council might.be di.-
trained for tithing Mild fob *tinge bier the Bridge,
and digrained firpu levying any duties on coal
vrbatever. After a short discussion the Town Clerk
was instructed to take the necessar7 steps to defend
the suit, and a committee wee appointed with whom
he could confer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-16

SALISBURY.-CITT PITTY Ssearows, Monday.
—There was no bweases transacted at this emus

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We regret to announce the decease by drowning,
of Mr Deer, of Wood Green, on Sunday last, the
7th inst. From what we could gather it appears
that deceased and another person were bathing, and
while Mr. Deer was trying to save his partner from
a watery grave he himself perished. He belonged
to the rodinghtidge Cricket Club, and played in
the late match between them and the South
Wilts. To make the matter more dietreming
Mr. Deer sae engaged lobe married, and the banns
were published for the first tune on the day of his
decease.

CAICKICT.—À return match was played on Mon-
day, the Bth inst., between the S4.uth Wilts and
Ringwood Clubs, on the Salisbury cricket ground.
We append the wore :
RINGWOOD.
1-1 Innings. 2nd Innings.
Pops b B thsr4 - • I b Tubb • • 0
H Tack, b Tubb- • - 0 b Tubb • • 0
Clitoii SBadaunt - I stStyls • • 0
▪ b Tubb - - • - 6 c Style • -15
It Took. NTubb - - 6 lb w • • - 0
• bTubb - • •14 e - •24
ID-eve, at St)le - 8 b Tubb - • 6
tiererd,e H. Phipps • • I not out . 11
Ii Tubb • - - 7 b Tubb - -
Bus.ey, not out - • 0 s Taub - - 10
Kee, jog. cH. Phipps - - 4 uut wit 0
Withs 3, leg byes 4 • • 7 Wide*, &c. •II
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-12

Weilativday she put three half.soverrigns into a pave
with other moony, which she gave to her son. Thames,
who pot it in the till, in tionvequence of something
attach firs. ifiblo told her she west to the till on
Thursday morning, and found a balfeevereign
mining.—Thomas Hayward proved receiving the pane
from hi, mother and putting it into the drawer,
telling him father where it wa.. The latter hitt
etwevion to leave the shop, bat locked the till,
tieing the key to witness, who accideotolly left it there
witil.t he went into the alsitablor.l:o4o, Mr.
Hayward said that in consequence of something whieb
Was. Hibbs told him, he sent for prisoner's father.
Prisoner was absent at the time, hut on his return be
asked him where lie had got the half.sovereign, when he
replied that his father hart given it to him in mistake
for • sixpence. He denied baring taken it from the
till, but when Superintendent Penney was sent for,
he acknowledged that seeing the key in the drawer, be
unlocked it and took out the half-sovereign. He then
gave him in eustody.—Prisoner was senteneed to •
month's imprisonment.
COMMITTID TO THE DOILSZT COUNTY GAOL.—
Asatzu : Henry Lamb and William Harvey, stealing
from the person sk Portland. Hard Labour:
Daniel Wallis, poaching at Winfrith Newburgh, 1
month; William Collis, poaching at Dewlish, 14
days; William Henry Waters and John Tarr,
vagrancy at Dorchester, 1 month; Thomas Button,
assault at Blandford, 2 months ; William Short,
assault at lgandford. 6 weeks; John Roberts,
vagrancy at LTMO Rog* 7 days; John Smith
and Henry Wilson, vagrancy at Bridport, 14
days each; William Croat, vagrancy at Broadway,
7 cloys ; William Brown, vagrancy at &unto°' 1
month; John Wilson, drunkoko., at Poole, 14 days.
—imprisonment : Anthony Osborne, drunk, kc., at
Wimborne, 7 days • Mary Ann Corniok, breach of
the peace at Beidort, 3 months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-12

finperfal farliamrnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

TO EWA T. --The House re-assembled for the first time
after the holidays. The Earl of Donoughmore celled
attention to the ease of the men who had joined the
United States venial of war, the Kearaage, at Cork, and
remarked that the statement of bar captain, that he
was not aware of the meg being on board, win flatly
contradicted by the depositions of the men themselves.
Earl Rumen said that sines the matter wm Int men-
tioned in the House be bad dinned the attention of Mr.
Adams, the American Minister, to the gubjecit, and in
reply that gentleman had Informed hiss that, In the
month of November, he received Instructions from his
Government to the effect that any °Mon in the service
of the United States who mu instrumental in violating
the Foreign Enlistment Act should at on.. be dismissed.
He also said that he would mfer the can of the Ken-
sage to the authorities Et Weshington. The Marquis of
Clanricarde, in moving for the correspondence with the
Government of the Confederate Stang, relative to the re
moral of British consuls from their territory, eon..
pinned that the fang of the several cases had not
been fairly represented by the Government,
and that in some instances the consuls had
been removed coring to the repreaentations ef the
Federal Government, and had not been driven
out, as insinuated, for their conduct in opposing the
forcible enlietment of British subjects in the Confede-
rate army, although he believed the interference 0f.....
of then fignetionarim had been intolerable. After some
explanation by Earl Russell the motion was agreed to,
and their lordehjpg adjouroed.
THUMIA T. —The Earl of Shaftesbury reed the recent
'elegies' from Sanderborg, announcing the bombard.
went of the town by the Prussian srtillery. If the
dein!, were correct, be thought it one of the most cruel
site recorded in the history of civilised or uncivilised
warfare. An undefended place had been bombarded
without notice for 48 houra, and 80 women end children
were said to have been killed. He asked, should the
account be confirmed, what steps the Government
would take in the matter. He hoped the British fleet
would be sent into the Baltic to prevent the recurrence
of such cowardly atrocities. Earl Rummell had not been
able to obtain any further intelligence of the bombard-
ment, but all the details must be known in • few daya,
and he deferred °sprigging any opinion till mon com-
plete information bad been received. Razi Grey asked
whether Earl Bonen would have the same objections
to • discussion of the Danish and German question, of
which notke bad been given for Monday, as be had
expremed on a former occasion. Earl Russell mid than
objections no longer existed, but it would be for the
House to consider whether such a dismission at the
=time would be of any public advantage. Tbe
Estates AM Amendment Bill was read • snood
time.