The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-31 00:00:00

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LA.TEST NEWS.

Crain nsoarnow riLawwis.)

IILARx-LANE, YON DA-11, War, 90.
totrllltridn_2smporie.___Th, demand foe em
bee glees • fir:aer toss be our market la
the sesliniaot weather. English wheat is
ats„Plit ADVANCE OF ONE TO TWO
"19 els the wank, and foreign reels.., similar
le kor Ise samples. Country flour 6d. tots.
daira— 'Lamaism la. per barrel more money. Emig
with • good enquiry for Coatineot, reams l
asks steady. British wheat 3.266,
wheat 1.33& maim ail, flour 19,593. Foreign
ot, barley 4.016, oats 86,515, maim 1,790,
switto, 6,462 barrels.
erearrjr° allt`Ortr.—This market dosed firm. Rags!
f.n... wheat on to two shillings dearer.
groarthw 411112.1riiiheed. r. Barley, both feeding sad
soma mil . °ate with good demand for
lkias oontinemt, made one shWlng more money.
quiet.
YETio
"POLITAN CATTLE MARKET, MAY 30.
iisi..."llol'l7 of beef short. Prime have advanced, and
freso—'2,l 461117,_ • graglish mutton 2d. dearer; foreign
are —o7 IC with • fair trade doing. Lamb etation-
p- • ott trade brisk, and more mosey freely given.
31:tyk
tsiallered. Beef, 3a. 6d. to ss. 4d. ; mutton.
65.. to 64. fid.; eel,.,:i Bd. to Si. 10d. ; pork,
to fie. 641.; lamb,ss. 24. to Ba. Total supply'-
306 , 3,300 ; sheep and lambs, 30,890; calves,
kmakOke, 100 M
• foreo—beeets, 1,033 ; sheep and
9,3E0; calves, 2g3 ; pigs 10.
[OI3ITBAL rum ansociarion TILSGILIM.]
441°I0Duell 111Aarst.—Trsde quiet. Only a moderate
mad foe 'rift at late nit., Raw Sugar Armin, but
p?,121(41•11 ; refined quiet. Coffee steady. Linseed oil
17,7. Bope ann. Tallow dull, Out Iron steady. Tin
..,111411c Lure : Supplies short. Wheat mid flour one
tU shWiags dearer. Norfolk flour orie shilling
rause. onss aloha, at one shilling advance. Barley,
'ftlee,„„ and Pea; quite as dear.
CAITLI: Biedite twopence per stone
9eote making five and twopence per 81b.
aGs; fines, top figure ta. 41. Supplies tuederste•
Till Tipperary election petition was to.dey dismissed
with °oats against the petitioners.
One hundred and eighty emigrants left the Royal
Arsenal elation, Woolwich, this morning for Ports-
•' mita fcr
if& Baum, the stipendiary magistrate at Leeds,
"dm morning read a letter in court threatening him
with death for iejustice to the working claims.
It is stated that Mr. Tom Hughes will abandon his
bill on horse racing and betting on the ground of being
ill-tinted and ill•advised, II is added that the Govern.
sent Bill on betting will only affect the middle and
lever dames of tart speadaton Of worse not.

IAST SUFFOLK BLICITION.
Pouame: Tian Day.
10.30 S.M.
Att A. Matto Adair (Libmal)
Maid Whoa (ooaserrative)
11.30 a.m.
A dab • 916
12 O'slook.
Adair
Malan

... 1,19$
... 1,069

THE BRIGANI-iii—rN ITILY.---
NAM'S, blunday.-11te maim court hie detivered
mates« on Armload of brigands which captured Meier%
Moans and Murray. The chief, Manzi, and two others
are amdaraned to death; nine to peen' servitude for
W.; three imprisoement for 21 years ; one 20 years.

THE FILNIANB IN LONDON.
A letter has been remind st Soothed-pull polio'
ellen elating that melees two alleged Fenian; Devitt
and Wilson, were released from Clerkenwell House of
Delealion, the prison would be blowu op. On &tar-
day sod Stoday • large body of polio, and detectives,
armed with loaded revolver', kept guard around the
=walla, but the ottemy did not some, and now tbe
yes want to lad the writer of the latter.— natl.
ET T/ILIGIA,H.
The announeetnent made this morning that polies
have been teking vernal priteautions for the defense of
Cliorkso, !ea pebion, in consequence of the receipt of a
larmslonvg letter, has been contradicted distally.

THE MEN 1N WOMEN'S CLOTHE&
Bonbon and Park, the men in petticoats, underwent
another examination at Bow-street pollee wart on
anarday. One witness, in whose house Sir Arthur
Clintni at one tirae slept, deposed to finding a large
quantity of letters written by the prisoners to Lord
Arthur, and then she handed over to the police. They
a:seeded two thousand in number, and those to his
lordship were signed "Fanny Winifred Park. The
ease for the prosecution terminated, and evident* was
then given on behalf of the prisoners by two or Hires
nsectlisel gentleman, which completely contradicted that
given for the proescutioo. A farther remand took
OMR

By 'rnsoure.
The shame Walla Boulton and Park was resumed
tide morning at Bow-street. The pablia were excluded,
bet not reporters. The landlady of sr house in South-
saipton•streat, Btraitd, stated that she had newer
notised any impropriety on the part of prisoners, and
had never bad any doubt as to their sex.—Mr. Flowers
intassiell that be inteaded to commit prisoners For
triad.

THE FENIAN RAID IN CANADA.

The lompcxpeeted Fenian experiment In Canada has
not proved encouraging. The inevitable defeat has
already taken place. The centre of the operations
was fit Albans, a town is the State of Vermont, close
as the frontier of Bittern Canada. Hero a body of
limions gathered under the command of O'Neill, and
IWO hundred crowed over On Wednesdar morning.
The Canadian troops net and defeated them. The
damage want to have been very small, for the
Canadtians had no casualty, whilst the Fenian" lost only
Iwo—one mount says four —men ; but the moral
=must prove important. The Fenian' are repro-
as discouraged, broken, and in full flight; and
their leader, O'Neill, is now In the bands of the United
&Mee witherities, being lodged in gaol at Burlington.
-Sr J. Young telegraph+, "The Fenian love included
wee oilier of high rank. They moved mat of the
woesdedi n the night: We have buried one of their
killed. The American loam' authorities are looking for
the rest to bury on their side. We have taken one
phew of cannon. Whole of Fenian stores abandoned to
plunder, and on An.orican aide. Conduct of our troops
admirable.
The President of the United States has issued a
warning proclamation, and United State, troops have ;
arrived at Plattaberg and other places.
The Cansdien troops and regulars guard the frontier. '
TORONTO, May •
Tho Yemeni have creased at Headersonville, and have
ass the telegraph wires. The troops are preparing to I
*neat.

NEW Your, May 26.
Tim President d tie Fenian Genital disowns all con.
asettun with the Fenian raid.

TEI Hamm AGAIN RIPOLIIIID.
PIIILADII.PHIA, FRIDAY Nit:MT.—The Fenian, from
Malone in the State of Now York, to the number of
about 1,500, on Thursday nicht crossed the Canadian
border, in front of the Canadian troops at Huntingdon.
The neilllll nomad Trout River at five o'clock this
morning and constructed breastworks. At eight o'clock
the C•nadians came up, opening fire The Fenians
find • few shots, broke and led to the boundary line,
=idby the Casadisits—• disergenised mob. The
ito Inn was none, the Fenian loss one killed and
several wounded. The Veiled States troops arrived at
to-day, and ars marching to the frontier. The
trouble is now ended. Sir J. Young reporta one
geinoner captured from the enemy and 10 wounded.
'Telegnuns received at the Colonial-office on Saturday
night and Satan morning represent the Fenian movie
meat as virtually concluded. The last advises remind.
Ilarad Saturday, 5.30 afternoon, state that the Fenian
Osserel Gleason is attempting to rally at Melons and
IL Altim• If he suesseds, loathe hedonism be found,
they might make another attempt; but the °oversee-
/ascend thinks it can hardly mon to anything.
Ifere You, ilatarday.—Tbe defeat of the Fenian. at
Trout River is fully confirmed. The raiders were
owed, and ran at the Int fire. Some of them were
taken prisoner,; all the net hastily crowed. Not •
single Camden is reported even bun The United
States' Governmeot bee arrested several Fenian officers.
The insurgents have lost confidence in their leaden, and
those on the border an entirely demoralised. Tbe
Dominion troops are being hurried to the frontier. It
Is re,vorted that a Fenisn gathering is taking counsel
at Detroit River. Colonel Donelly is said to be dead.
U is stated that some of the Fenian prisoners are to be
bonged te-morrow. General Meade is at St. Alberta
Tononto, Saturday. All amount. indicate the Fenian
raid a 'templets failure, the men being thoroughly dia.
harkened and demoralised.
Net/ Your, Sunday.— Csnadius derratelum 0.6141 that
the Amiens is the Trout River fight lost eight men
ied aad twenty wounded. Large numben of the
raiders end one of their leaders are now in the custody
nithe United States intboritie•

Song of the ships belonging to the Channel squadron
ere expected at Plymouth, oe Friday, Jape 3.
The judge of the county court at &lion decided on
Fridley that cricket shahs aro sot reoognitable in law,
and cannot sue or be sued.
Kr. M. Boyd', of Trinity Hall, Cambridge. has been
hued by a fall over • precipiee while ona mountaineer..
Amp expedition on the Alps.
TH2 Lord Mayor and Judges attended ent.Tinn On
riundsy at St Peal's, London, in Stets. The sermon
„its peesebed by the Rev. H. P. Liddoo.
A Ms broke out or Saturday at Um waste bleach.
ing works of Meagre. Bolton and Spencer, of Bury. Tim
roof fell in, and damage has been done to the amount of
12.000, wide& is partielly covererl by insurance.
'Tog offer of Mr. Cecil R. Geinness to become the
pereheeer of the Rshibition Pilule, Dublin, for
£611%000, as a place of recreation for the citizen., has
been approved and ratified by the Vioe-Chancellor.
Tits neon' minirterial and official banquet& in honour
a the Queen's birthday were given on Saturday night,
and London was bnlhently illuminated.
BALI or 14Yont.—The oelebrated stock of Devon
nennk, belonging to theist.) Mr. W. G. Nisei, of Upton
Court, Bkmeh. and which lisd been selected and bred
Iron some of the beet breeder' or the day, bas just been
disposed of by Mr. J. Thornton. There was a !ergs
attendance. le oar bulls, 29 eons and hail..., and 29
fat ones,
and heifers were disposed of, and
slam.
realised g 1,3210. The highest wine obtained was for •
heifer, six months old,wbich brought gi visa,
tisaUali•Y'S COIF 11.412212. —Don-Utter : Wheat,
4.31 ,inn Ants £1,C25 24, average 475. Rd. Al the
iesdiug provincial markets wheat was from Is. to 2s.
dearer.

BIUMFOL Mut leAutsay, teeturdey.—Eleeil. OM. V 70. per cwt.
mutton. 71d. to rid. per lb. Lamb, bd. to bd. Veal
Porten. It.. parr wore.
Ttrotos CAITIS MAaszt.ltaturds).—Theesalltyut tb au
4,1111604 d tese vel7 ertoeilod goodbetaes ppm maw& As
Aeon latched trout to F.= ; Itt LIP to PP; barren
e 9 to LOP; cows snd lit to LIO trratiou
tour y
.00 , three yeses old. Ills to £3,1;
to.. year. old. LII In £2O. gboro hog sheep. elle. to o..pee
Mod moo, 3OL to els. ; tat Inothe. M. to it. Good mot.
wore elected.

en.% den 11 Alum, istarday.—Pncee of wool dill further
. Th. There was a dew trade, and the
fllowthg „us .70.brbeno he resided week i. 24.
of lb AMsd, li. 10.; Dellegkorp, 11. 1.; Node. 44.