The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03 00:00:00

fil isccllaittous.

The hendre4 and sixtieth anniversary dinner of the
Society of .trts took place in St. James's-hall on Friday
week, the Right Hon. Benjamin Disraeli in the chair.

)(any arrests have Islely been made among the
working classes in Paris on account of murmurs at this
present state of distress, which is undeniable. Tli•
number of arreids is said to be not less than 200 or 300.

Lieutenant-General Thomas Dyne ley. C. 8., as old
Peninvulir sill Waterloo officer of the Royal Artillery
did on the 21st inst., in the seventy-ninth year 01 Ws
sr.

The Rev. Mr. Spnrgeon. who is milting a tour of the
continent, slys in a letter to the British Standard de-
scriptive of the Empemr Napoleon's visit to Baden-
Baden, that throughout Belgium. Promia. and the small
German kingdoms, he is either dreaded or execrated.
A volunteer of 1803 figured among the volunteers
who a...enabled in Hyde Park on Saturday week. This
gentleman. Mr. Toter, of Weald Hall, Essex, in his
eiglity.sisth year.
Upwards of twenty thousand bricks bays been des-
troyed at Oldham by men who are supposed to hams
been actuate I by malice, because the makers (Messrs.
Wrigley and Greave) do not employ. cluhineri. . .

iiiTie;rtant meeting'. were heldittleede, Birmingham.
and Macclesfield last week, to express spuipathy with
. .

Garibaldi, and to raise funds to aWist
.his'CA..e. •

Ilirisiingh.in meeting passed a resolution calling on the
li..verinnent to prearrve • striet neutrality in haat%
affiirs. _ _

rlie % ittona Cross has hen conferred on pencioned
Sergeant liartigan, of the 9th Lancers; Sergeant Evart,
of the lot liattilion tith Regiment; and private WHall,
lst battalion of the same regiment. These soldiers
proved their valour and devotion in India.
The post of ptynia.ter of Civil Services, Dahlia,
vacant by the death of Mr. Charles Grey, worth £1.200
a year, will not be tilled up, the MU, being doomed to
abolition.

The CJunt de 3forny has purchased for 75,000 f. the
celebrated stallion West Australian. This line attunel
bred on the estate of Mr. Bowes, at &negate
Castle. Durharn. and won the Derby in 1853. There are
now in Fran., four winners of the Derhy —Pyrrhus the
First. Cossack, the Flyins Dutchman, and West Austin.

Sir Benjamin Brodie hu resigned the office of Prickleull
of the t; ))))) cil of Medical Education. and Regis-
IT .ti n, of the Cnited Kingtoin. The Council. on Bator-
ele .te.l Mr. Joarph Henry Green, F.H.8., their
kilt in nix room.

ItArrseks for 1.000 men are being constructed at 81.
•orge's like. 'rile work lass been cominenced under
lb direetiomi of t'sptain Bland. Royal Engineers. The
pl.in selected is • dutaile row of one-storied build:ngs,
with colonnades to ensure coolness, and the esumsted
cost is 1:8,000.

S. Thomas, West Indies, hav been suffering from
severe drought. The merchant shipping in the harbour
was sneering much, and when the last steamer left
water was selling at 21. per gallon in the streets.

Aloo3g Rome passengers who arrived a few days ago
at Dieppe from England were 26 Irishmen, who were on
their way to Rome to enlist in the Pope's army; but, as
their ',Rapporta were not in order, they wtre sent up to
Paris to Le placed at the disposition of the Prefect al

The election of sheriffs for London took place on
Ilmsday. The two citmens chosen for these offices
were Mr. Alderman Abbias and Mr. Lush.

Dr. Lemarchand, formerly a naval surgeon, has just
died at Landernean (Department of Fieizterre, Trans.),
at the age of 5.4, in consequence of • puncture with a
suture-needle which had lain some time in a wound
made for the removal of a cancerous tumour.
The trustees of Owen's College, Manchester, In eon.
nection with the University of London, have resolved se
found a Chair of Natural Philosophy, in which scions*
is to he taught mathematically and ex perinselunal•
The Wary is 1.100 • year, with a proportion of the fees.
Candidates apply to the trustees—not to any
in-
diiilual trustee.

The King of Naples is said to have remarked lately
that he w,u1.1" rather be a Colonel in the Austrian
service then a Kind bound by • Constitution r

Five men were severely injured st Plymouth Break-
water, on naturday, owing to the breaking of a crane.
The Eitmemr Napoleon has ordered • paiuting for ther
Moseum of Versailles to represent the interview of th•
Emperor and Empress of the French with the &sprees
11.ither of Ennis.

Si. Paul's Cathedral is now closed for I)isine wonhip
in order that the rearrangement of the choir and other
works may proceed during the long days.
Two new churelies are to be erected in 'Westminster
—one dedicated to Si. Peter, in the parish of St. James,
Pundit's ; the other to be dedicated to St. James the
Less. To both the new churches ecclesiutical district&
will he alialguied.
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IC Marie- hes been enpgerl at the Theatre It&benne,
for the sum of 90,000 francs for the season.
A letter from Coburg says :--" Preparations are
bring made for the reception of Prince Alfred of Greet
Britain, who will shortly arrive here and live alternately
at Coburg and at Gotha. The reigning Duke not
haviim any children, Print* Alfred, his nephew, is his
presumptive heir."
The twenty-ninth anniversary of the accession of the
of the Belgians is to be celebrated in the ensuing
month with more than ordinary pomp.

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One of the cone of the Elector of KIISie lean officer
much againq bia will ; hut his father will not allow him
to redgn his commission. With a view to obtain his
dioniaaal, the Prince lately indnlged in the freak of
riding about in public on the shouldets of • stout soldier.
The national brass band contest will take plue at
the Crystal Palace on the 10th and 11th of July.
Nearly 2110 provincial bands have already entered for
the CODU•st, and the event is looked forward to with
great interest.

A census was ordered to be taken at the Cape of
Good Hope in March, 1861. The schedules contained
contained seventy-four 4n4inct one of which is,
how many pigs have you?

Garihuldi doe.. not seem to be destined to perish by
arussination. The Si* says : "We learn from Iles-
PIRA that the famous Bosco who accepted the mis-
sion to e.'".inote him fu w 25.000 f., hu not had
the courage to conned the crime, but has, on the contrary, het an audience of the General, to whom he
made important revelations."

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IS Ctlacct sr.—SR/A*o Dentem—The pro;aietorm of the
Wentleld Starch hereby caution the trade a6mind "clang any
hAitat,on f tt.e.4. Starch, where.... by • .I*-44°" "f the
Ilarder f V,c. Ito Wotherspoon r. Ttirner (reported In the
T end other London Import of Ileth Nov. ISA), they
render thentaelvee equally liable, with the makers of the
ismrious article, in the above penalq.--Gleedeld Paten*
Starch Is the only Starch used ha Her Majesty% Lsiad,y.—
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Co., Glaagow and LoOdta

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 3 1860. . 9
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11.1! hetitiA, - 1 fers the court last week. The *laughter, after the lectinns at the close of the services amounted to I office, anti a new candidate, also resident in the die. I WlNctitivrtn. -The A rduPoreonry of Winehe..eer. ATROCIOUS MURDER. AND SUICIDE. The deceased had been suffering fnun a loathsome
qualilicutii,llB re- , -The important 111 S. rendered vacant Isy the
--sis dismiss..il by tit! inagiatdes.last week., went. C 6 Is. Oil. -On Moss lay evening a public meeting I triet, and possessing all Idle leg;tl dhow fur years, and Isis hands and Erma were covered
' father
--(I ((laud nut sIIOR Iler so go iis, aim --_
was hail in the church. The Hee. H. Jetiner. in ; (mired. apidinl fur the ollice. A large mai„rity of elevation of the Ven, ,f, tt. wii;,.oto to ow some particulars oit a detennitied suicide in Hyde with." emotion ; but what is worse stall ion rveasY
• - house of complains:lnt te Mils was
Lance or a mile, t speuators e
.he„ ete,,, t„ Nre. wiiiitee•. eumbent, presided. anii addresses in support of the , the Gmtnlians arc ileainsus Id continuing ' I:,,che..iter, has been conferred on the Pee. (....''aesii‘:ll Park appeared in the journals to., or three days ago, in
twuaTeler-cillsies tbread,and icarrYiast daewesayn
-critical cat, &lid other Church of England miseions were delivered by the the too.eic„., of the candidate pridcsAing tit.: one I •Ideol :.I•A•. reetorof Crawiey, and examiniugehap. which a Frenchman. lied committed self-iEstruction by
tl body ' having gone out Her. D. llogarth. rector of Portland, ilse WV. A• • qualification only. :mil the leciiiiirdy for app. ;tiding I htita iii the lll..iri ishiip of the Dii ices e. co. peered to the uLortuary-roUOI at.the..cemeterv-a
'-itosnt if she Hill, chaplain of the eiinViet eatahlialocent„ and the ' the new candidate possessing is. als. The itsieA ion is • I:, ns,:.:r.- rola Meer Mile Curio. -The 11th lof Claridge was 14aced en the Male truck and
' tts,-.1 Hey. H. Utility. who attended as a aorta:alio' fl 505 therefore fairly rui,d between the two candid:des, Ildiai,hite V.dunteere at in uniform for the It appears that about ten days ago t ~ .
t: isobariang first two pistols at his head, but, failing in tarutckhatlof.
ceedings will be taken s. ' A h h h Ho rd of
same is All Lthemog, who wilt about A. years of kunst u rey yt e a
the Parent Sanely. 'r he last named gentleman gave the profession. tool the ludslie, ana referred by the lird . tttle tni Tite-olay evening. and marched from his object, had afterwsnls cut Isis thrisat.
he
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ttilloier by trade, accompanied by his a ife. a Health ; and his conduct has excited the warmest indig-
-- Pleasing ace suit of the state of the Siwiety's Guardians bs the Poor Isnr il.str Ifiir le pi decisiiin. the T,..-nball to their customary place of drill (Mr. 7.74 :man of 24, name I Carolin.,, an English- "Ii°o•
-creme! parts of the world, and expressed 'ICitaWKER .-4: roothsor tic.'wo,.--Th.: at 1111 l v.'s's:Ley Ash. 4 The corim Is-is attained a ereilitable state tif iir°,1;,,:v...„1 eery good lookint.
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took it top Iloi.r at the DuTCHrit'S MEAT.-The newspapers .4 the week have
'•."t tor the converts belongiag to of this seliool. and the animal exansinatpas asol slid. ea•iessey its the 1110Vem,:nts of an ordinary pars 'e. hoe, ~f me, 80.,5a0, cooseetioner. Oatowl,treet. the WrTitcsitni Sri net iid WVtral very can as Meetings. At
ging shame.'" Pro-
'inns of the breaking sit of I tribution of to izes took plasm on Thu. -sit ii lad. The (In Ti ii evening they presented their instructors. rust bein,f3s. a .i.s. st setrets
asilreal a. number of working people and
- --lisb inhabitant would sermon uas preached by the Hey. H. C. Catelet, •
*".1.-:eant Newland and Assistant-Sergeant Mould, Saturd i.,. lad, ms which afternoon the man ,rent out, it criers;l:ol'll'iem,me
whielt. it::
ile'reftatt against the price ol
will. Nisthing particular is:snored till
4 that country, rector of Wayford, who selected fur his text the with a handsome Inver watch and silver-topped is bet esel, to see the volunteer review, end while lii-
to pledge themselves against consuisisZaisl onfwituun-t:lnit
- Thum il2ml verse id the arid. chapter id the Acts of the Calle, Oil eselt id which a suitable incription was en• e is sold on more reasonable terms l'he lution to
was tl e murdered woman. :',/a:clacemilit
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4 Apostles. On the conclusi..n of the service, the Frayed, as -s parting testiminsy .sf esteetn. Sergeant 111. il cleaning the stairt... abstain frion butcher's Meat, so long last cootinues at
ittshel's7rlurtt .r.tirirtst.. iw'rei :Ifs 7.t.1•Y1l lieg.rileet i:suoauteglistntod is, in
flick
"ill examination took place in the sehool-ruism, .11 psiot will instruct the corps in the use and
--. eraeefully demsrateil with II airs The practictl .1f the rale, at•ilnegenr-"ioeeZttillZlic, r dilliliaWV7N;kg.lll:l4lg7k%t'ille l'f''Crl4/a 116'8 titIlle:11':
-saminer, the Rev. J. IL S. l'atisn, The lirst meeting of the Tytherley Archery Club :it it..o.rlt'.,"..disill".::Pli"is:..'"ltunis'abelrc':-lebsi'Lgte7trlesis:"jilT-. easy even be doubted whether the snore opulent clames
' "tots College, Oxford. was then took place on Friday week, and, owine., to the Holland may imenpies the lowYer.part of the house, the I
ought not to take • hhit from theme protestors. The
....lkes. It gave a very weather being fine, it was well attended. Th.• two intervesiMg floors being em rise of price 111111 UllljUrffiUllablY arisen chiefly from
pty.
se* ; but it is likel
` +lse boys in the meeting was originally fixed for the previous TUCK- Os. Wednesday, nothing having been seen of the
natural me
d* of bring produced by that the general extra-
y the prosperity of the ,
''.v. general slay, Ina was postponed on account of the inclement woman ca. tier husband, Mr. Rolland became rather rapi
ex. sentry has prevented wealthier households from putt.
uneasy sear ling them, and was about trying to open the .
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Ole state of the weather. Tie hon. secretaries are the n force the ei molly natural cheek on price which
il.,Ur of the room occupii.l by them, when at that
'tee. T. H. Tragutt and R. G. Linsee, Esq. mg
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is in caution lin sureliasin and thrift in cons
t a omstable 21141 55 park-keetor arrived bringing "I""'''' ' • I -11' • uu!' II
-vett. - 'the A cerx.ion qt Qareit rieoria.-
11111,1 tisat the man had committ-ed suicide ;as audit c_. Mg. Meantime. one source Of the present °tenses, is
lamentable. because it springs from • species of igno- -•re of this auspicious event was cele- stated, a letter follllll MI him leailin to Isis identifies-
ranee. The extraordinary rise has only taken place in I , --ot WednesiLiy by the Insisting 0,41. The room door .....s. then linro, Ifpen by the con-
the finer kinds id meat, which, in this country, are con- -ds s'l, but in eonSC(I15elWl. daide. and a i„,..a fr:..• aid sp,,t I.:, presented itself, . ".1
muted by rich and poor alike, al tto the exclusion
'-a ringers and the , for on the door seas the icily id the wife, stark isakul,
of the reisentsiler. The c....rser p rts of
.sheep and
4 fling .11+.1 10,41C,11. A ~.ftrell LI•011t 5 , I' ',MI, Whi la w....•
oxen aro still hut slightly beyond tier ordinary cost, I 1
' 1 'tit bl I, I .41 .. tl •li very of the licol of
'-• 24th I etoecrei ni .... . .. s, i 5...
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simply bccause the demand for fIICIII. II 11011-, 1111 at all
I.e murdered woman, it hairier be. is thrown in a fled i . i
-imam, having prvvaa,ir ia.fla ara, red i„ a aaaa, tiiiies, very all..tlit ; and no change in the price of ,
choicer useat wall induce Ilse pour to mosserne them
'-.• for the toupee of being i. inveved awes% On
freely. Here we have ote: among many important con-
' -• id the body, it was fouMI that altempts !. 1 '
sequences of the itataimid ignorance of cookery. Large
-ver the leg.; idol aims id the noir.
._ .n,, „.Th . . I k„ieet quantities are daily, if not exactly thrown away, ; COW
in the m sued in the most wasteful mn aner, simply because
*dace seemed
-.'s bei they are of • kind which does not easily lend itself to
ng strewn II
any of the tissue rude and elementary operations et
•..,„ of roasting, boiling. and frying. ri
Tire Liestnot Silos BILIGADE. - Our Metropolitan
'-rs scarcely need to be reminded that Iluring the !b i
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-.ln an extensive Anil useful street agency has
- - shape of what is popularly known as r
'..... The brigade consists of several
....zing to various societies,
- ---o. not only of red,
4 brown as well.
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