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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, APIIIL 18.

(Before Sir C. Cauuswci.L.)

r.

In this ease the Court had granted a decree of nieli•
WM° of conjugal rights upon the prayer of the hue-
band. The decree Vll4l jersonally served OD the niipon-
dent, but was not obeyed by her. Slie was thin
ordered to return to cohabitation within a specified
time. an.' the order was personally served in Anglia
le.t, hut was alai ilirobeyed. In December 'eat a writ
of attachment was granted again 4 the respondent, and
directed to the Sheriff of Middlesex, who returned sow
est ittrosta.
Dr. Deane, Q.C., for the petitioner, now moved for •
writ of sequestration against the property of the re.
spondent. She was entitled to the interest 1.1 • sum of
£4,000 for her separate use under • marriage settle
meat. The petitioner did not aish to put the money
into his own pocket, but to prevent her from hawing
the benefit of it until she obeyed the order of the
Court and returned to cohabitation.
His Lordship granted • writ of sequestration, and
directed inquiry to be made as to the persona who
ought to be appointed sequciitrators, according to the
practise of the Court of Chancery.
SUNDDIN AND REIEDDIN P. PATRICK •ND OTHIND AND
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

IRTHOMSON'S INVIGORATING
. PILLS Cr, the great reinoily of the we fur
'general nerrouenesa, sprrinstorrhmats, theellergee
of any kind, gravid, pesos in tlic busk, rbeementiese,
Kota. and all M•emes of the kidneys and bladder. Thmay
ermulicate every tram of disease, purify the blood,
itivigisnee the 1044:111, and have restored bodily porter
to thinsuunis who now enjoy sound health and vigour. To
the sceptical and thew who have been deceived by
quack IllediCilleb a 14111411 boa dor trial) will be sent free
by poet for three penny postage stamps. Sold every-
where, in holes, price Is. lid. and 2.. 91.. or will be nut
!tint free, iwchc.l 0, no nor ro rattle, on retiring of 14 Or
:a penny stamps. by Dr. Thomson. :fit Ularenir-road,
lienusli Town. London. .4 low ritracts from Teati-
)))» mete, thuitemol• of which may he emu at this
C. 1.418161 lureql me in he tisys.- (S. S.
" Your pills are eiceilent, they relies ed Inc at once."
W. U. " I tried them for pains in the hack, cud they
I eased nie in a few hour,." G. K. " They did one much
viol. I want theme fur a friend." W. S. " Your pills
saved my life. I was redueeml to the most frightful state
'of debility." H. J. " Their virifyinA effects are
erunderful." " 1 have enjoyed good health since
I took your pills." W. C.
Two )(mutes Plain Advice to Sufferers, with
Instructions for Self-Cure. Testimonials lr..um Clergy-
men, Phy.iciiino, Noblemen, Le., sent free by poet for
one penny stamp
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

CERNE.

The following is a list of the guardians of the seve-
ral parishes compriaing the Cerne Union for the
currant year : Alton Pancras, Charles Hawkins;
Basco tube. John Downton ; Bucklasul Newton,
MAMMA Miller, and Andrew Old; Cattideek, Henry
Groves; Cyrus Alias. TlMUlall ckeram. and Charle•
John Foooks Cheselbourne, George Tett ; Frome
Si. Quinto.n. Thomas Bridge; tholmanstone, Robert
Alner ; Hevulitage, John Neal ; Halfield, John (or-
nick; Mapia.wder, James William James; Melbury
Bubb, Artha, Dibble; Dlelcombe Horsey, James
Davis; Miiitenie Magma, William Paulley ; Nether
Cerne, Samuel Symes ; Piddletrentlade, William
, Dunning; pokskii, John Pouting; S dung St.
Nioholas, William Parmiter ; Up (.7erntif William
White; Wootton Giuiville, Samuel Smith.
Vacruy special vestry meeting of
the ratepayers was held on Thursday last in the
vestry room, to disclose a proposal to have an assistant
overseer and waywardeu fort e pariah of Cerne Abbas
but a majority of the inlobitants present objecting to
, it, the matter was allowei to drop. Mr. C. J. looks
preluded.

EVERSHOT.
AcciDrNT.--An acci.lent °clamed here on Friday
' last to a man in the employ of Al CUM ii &MAIM era
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

CHESELBORNE FARM, DOII,SET,

Eight Mike North•east from Dorchester, aud 9 South-
.. ... .

wo.t frow Blandfortl.
_
A{R. ItOSSITER has been kindly instructed
JL hy Mr. Cm:4'A. to SUBMIT TO PUBLIC
COMPLTITION, on tho Pretiose; on WtunkSDAT. Ilse
2ttd 4ay of M AI, NW, the fullowleg eery

-
VALUABLE FAT STOCK,
Comprising
300 Fat Down Wetbers, in their wool
140 Fat Horn ditto, in ditto
40 Fat Lambe
30 Fat Pigs, front four to nine score each
hit very print.. Fat Oxen and Heifer*
8 choler 'Hereford Yearling Sicers, in pairs
The above Sale justly claime the attention of Con-
tractors, Butchers, and others; and the Auctioneer
respectfully solicits • liberal and ;punctual attendance.
Conveyances from the Omit Western and South
Weeteni Kailways (row Dorchester way be obtained on
application to Sir. YEARlair, Antelope Hotel, Dor-
chester.

Luncheon at U.—Sae as 1130 for 1 precisely.

KIMMERIDGE. FARM,. PURBECK,

6 Mules from Wareham.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF 120 HEAD
OF HORNED CArTLE.

Mft. R()SSITER has the pleasure of an-
nouncing that he has been deputed by Mr.
lituitnc MaYti, who iv leering the above Farm, to Sell
by Auction, on the Premises, on FRIDAY, the 11th day
of MAY, 1800,—The following very useful DAIRY
C 0 W S. Barreners, and Weanlinp : oouiprining NO
Dairy tows, a portion of which will have calves by their
side, 10 Rarrenerv, and 30 Weanlings.
The above Dairy Cows are of a very useful descrip-
tion, being a mixture of the Devon awl Hereford
Rreeda, 40 of which are from the uelebrated herd of Mr.
WILLIAM Voss, of Bucknowle.

Rd- .t One.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

DE %THS.

March 30, at Lon lon, Can ..1.1 Weaa. the 10.
Mauro e Portman, NervlS'ilig the hirth of her third win
only woe .yit.
Arril 9. at Motcomhe. Mien .Mitchell, aze.l 67. She
Was helovril It•I resvecte.l liy ell who knew her.
A pH 13. Mr. J.,ntra Foot. aged 95, awl old and much
reApeeted of Sturm roster Newton.
A ..41 14, at London. at the residence of her brother.
much lanmoted by her rebitii es and a omen.* eirele
of friends, Emma Jovix Serrell, oilly daughter of the
late ('pt. Sernil. R.N.. of fk.ourtiiii tismidle.
April 15, at Leigh House, near Winitiorne. Jane. the
only danliter of the late Thum.' H. nning, Ea+, of.
Dor,tidote.
April 15, ..t Radniole, 11.44 y, the beloved wife of Mr.
Thotna liaacaonhe. aged 05.
April 16. at Doe u-hay Fn.ss. in the Isle of Pnrbeck.
Mr. Thomas Goner Sinitli, in the 79th year of his age.
Helios is sincere!! Felt lit lAA family and friends.
April 17. at Rome!, Mr. John Rummy, late officer
of Inland Revenue. aged 61.
April 17, at &sited, Sarah. relict of the late Mr.
T 1 ssssss . Jenne. formerly of itoitrton, Dor-et.
April 22. at Dorcheattr, Eliza Ann Retina, the infant
daughter of Mr. J. T. Ender, aged 9 months
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

GENERAL GROCERY AND
PROVISION ESTABLISHMENT,
HJUH EAsr STREET. DORCHESTER.
LUKE GROVES, in returning Thanks to
14 the gif Ilgorelgrgitee and it+ Neigh-
bourhood for the kind Patronage beatoweil upon hoe
since lie ling, been in I{ll4lllra*, beg* to state that he
haa RECEIVED a FRE:4II SUPPLY of the beat
ileueript of
GARDEN AND OTHER SEEDS,
which he can warrant to he of the Soundest Quality
Cat-ilogiiem ego be obtlinett Cu application.
Durelauter, Felisuary 22. MOO.

LANVES' PATENT SUPERPHOSPHATE AND
BEST PERUViAN GUANO.

pD.LAIEN beds ti inform his Friends Ass
IL. lie contemn,. SOLE AGENT fur the SALE oh
Mr. L.‘WET l' SUPERPHOSPHATE in
lionacrinting awl WILT:4MM, and, having 'event
Carpus latelv arrived. he in prepnred to deliver it .4 .11
Porte and Railway Station. in these Countien. The
quality be guarputens equal to the • Ty euperior quality
which 1n... given it such a vreferenre for many veer.
Thr Anelynin onlervil by all the Fpruiern Ctobs
of thin County, and, *ince that time, the Analynis iii
Reverpt Thoueaiiil Tone by Profinmor Way and ITr.
Voekker, at Mr. Lane.' ~how it to
contain between 30 and 40 rer. Cent. of Peetvlinte uf
Lime, soul over 'a her Cent. of thin Soluhle. Aa the
Sate no much yearly, early elders will be
esteemed a favour.

Heat Peruvian Guano direct, and only from 311.4,r5.
A. 1:113118 SONS.

Mr. W. J. BEST. of Milborne St. Andrew, will
kindly take order% in Blandon' and V&iiijurnc Markets.
Dorchester, March, DitiO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

DoßcliEsTEit TOWN LOUNVIL

COUNTY PETFY SESSIONS.

The neat anneal meeting will be held at Lyme
Colonel MAIM' then formally ptoposed the adopt-MO
of the above report, suit the motion having been
t-ose. tided by the Rev. H. 80W6.14, it was unanimously
*Arend to.
Ti.. following officers were then remlected. on the
motion of 11. WILLIAMS, I. sq., seconded by the Rev.
0. A. Keegan :—H. Williams, Esq., treasurer; C.
Porcher, Eaq., anal Mr. 0. H. Ihivia, secretaries; and
Mr. Sha:rto and Mr. Cross, auditors.
The Chairman afterwards offered • few observations
on the advantages offered by the society to the working
classes, and warmly supported the system of holding
their annual meetings in different parts of the county.
, A vote of thanks was proposed to the hon. nieniber by
, Mr. HAMMY for his kiiidnem in coming • long distance
to preside over them, anal, after it bed been acknow-
ledged, the party returned to the village.
1 The dinner took place in the Endowed School-room,
1 which had been tastefully decorated for the occasion,
and where Mr. Crone, of the White Hart Inn, had
spread an excellent and bountiful reliant. to which about
150 sat down, under the preondeney . f H. Ker Sterner,
Esq., M.P. supported by Montague Williams, Esq.,
and the Rev. G. A. Berner. There were aloe present
Colonel Pendell, Colonel Malet, Rev. H. Bower. Rev.
C. Tufaell, Rev. W. Dodge, H. S. Bower, Esq., E. 0.
Spooner, Eaq., James Ingram, jun.. Req., Mr. Spooner,
jun., Miles, Esq., J. Wills, Esq., Mr. Harvey,
steward of the lwerne Courtney Branch (in the viCa-
chair), Mr. Sheppard, steward of the Gillingham.
Branch, Mr. Roberts, steward of the Shaftesbeept
I:much, Mr. Jame, steward of the Pitsperse kdAskoh..
i Mr. Baker, Mr. Crouch, Mr. James Tnui, Mr. Short,.
: Mr. Knight. ire. The band WAS statioved on • gaily-
I decorated platforns in front of the school, and played •
i variety of appropriate pieces during the after-dinner-
-1 lSeaerl speeches
up esin
tie proceedingsvpportoflbeinbstiytuetzipoor:..sanding of
aPnetKe'.dimpilliligsue.ntary nature, having been delivered, the
chairman
Lope that they should met at Shroton on sonic future
, isec salon in increased numbers, and with the society in a
. still more prosperous ionilition. lie would now conclude
by giving the boil toast, •• Prosperity to the Dorset
Priendly Society." (rimers.)
The members afterwards paraded the village, which
i had a very all i iii idea and bustling appearance, the event
I bring evi.lently regarded as an important occurrence in
I -the history of the place. As night closed in there was •
; i.rne ral mere to the Fair Field, where the festivities
1 e-ere brought to a clime with a grand display of Ire-
' w orks.

Ris.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.

AGENTLEMAN having been cured of
Nerrowi De 644 .4 Me 'tory, Dimness cif
bight. Lciatitude, 1 tol tgest NM, Dislike to Society, I intacli•
manta to Marriage, &c., ill FORWARD to any Ad.trese
tie meow by whieli be Wm; Cured, on the receipt of a
*gawped directed Envelope. Andrew., J Seq., Wil•
ford Menge, Bartosj-carmai, Idssmius4

THE MEDICAL lINItiTRECTOE contains
Rulem ei,l Heineilies for the cure of S.cret
D„eas,,„ ,w •I weaknema, nervous debility, hew ot
memory, diotoesa of mght. liii ks, tretuldiiivi,
Ipito-
huh of the bran, illuatrated with c 0.., with the
llWant id cure used UI each caw. Contain,: the only
care for Ilee.oll* debility. free (secure iron
obr.rv.tionj for 4eile !toll stamp,
Addreba, kle.i.fitadf, Et., 2: Woburn Stlect.
akicriuiatu-y, Loudon, W. C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

STURSIIN:3TER NEWTON.

SPRING,— Note ithstanding the inclemency of the
weather for the advanced season, that well known
harbinger of spring, the "Cuckoo," has within the
past few days been heard in the woods of our beauti•
ful vale. We hope the welcome note may be the
forerunner of more genial weather,
ELECTION Of GUARDIANS. Mews. .1. H. Psviour
and It. Goodfellow were reappointed. Me. Ale:
Hatching was nominated, but that not being dentin
conformity with the Act of Parliament, no voting
took place. The appointment of the late officers
gave universal satisfact: .
IoTION TO PERSONS RSTCRNING AN ELLICST
ACCOVNT or ba•tnig•Tax.—During the past week
John Hamniond, policeman, was summoned before
two of Her Majesty's Justices, commissioners in this
place. to answer to the above charge. The surveyor
hail discovered that Hammond hail money in th
, funds, which he not only had neglected to return,
I but of which he denied the possession. The case
being fully proved, the coninsissioners tined him in
the mitigated penalty of £lO and costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, APRIL 23.

(From Kingsfmci and Lay's Circular.)

The supply of English wheat at our market
to-day waa moderate, and sold slowly at last
Monday's prices.
There was • tolerably fair attendance.

The bulk of foreign arrivals, being on millers'
account, the demand vu inactive, and rates
uominally unaltered.
_ _

Barley, a slow sale, at the terms of this day
:week.
T:due of beans and peas unchanged.
Oats quiet at late prices.
Value of flour unaltered.
Wind, W .S. W.—Dull.
ARRIVALS:

IVhest (British) 5.810 !Barley „ 10,471 :
Barley „ 2,124 !Oats ,' 25.110
Malt ~ 13,564 ! Floor. 34 sacks &
(Las 867 ! barrel,.
Fl,ir ~ 16,211 !Barley (Scotch) 24
Maltr,lrish) 67 I Malt „ 50
I late " Oats II ••••••
Wheat ( Fore ign ) 23,357 .

METROPoLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

lIOND Y. APRIL M.

Our market was supplied to-day with—
Beasts, 4050; sheep aud lambs, 25,820;
pigs. 350 ; calves, 160.
Trade dull, at reduced prices.

s. d. ad.
Beef, best quality
Mutton
Veal

Pork
Lamb 6 6 7 4
ARRIVALS :
Holland—Calves 80 Cambridge, Lei-
„ Beast 220 meter, North-
Sheep 1,300 am pton, and
Spain Beast Li tic o Inahire,
Scotland—Beast 120 Beast .. 200
Norfolk and Sot- Ireland —Beast
folk Beast 2,6001
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

THE LEAP NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR

{,,,,1T110N0 RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
" Waage good alike, "—the early gathering,—iii
obtained by lionsittAt4 & Co. having it in this pore *RV,
1010,Cli dote for by disidlowlng the usual powdered
odour on all they import, the Chinese cannot plowibly
disguise used pass of to them any brown withered leaves
without ((rte.'s detictium.

Dr. ll.osui. writing " the General Teas of Coiei-
curer" remark., " When at the Docks. I obtained Team
fmui many l'argoes. and found both the Meeks and
Greens from Hurairtaa's mai eti.'B isitportS lo be pry--
teeny stadia" and of saad arahry, the Greene had
none of the biaeab faeoes found on other Teas, they
exhiibit a dull olive lire, and being thuspisre are per-
fectly ocholermae."
Exclusively in PACRETS. Sold by AQIINTA ONLY.
in every town. Prima, 3m. Pd., 45., and 4a. 4d. per
pound.

LOCAL AGENTS.
AA-weaver Robins.
Br./port
Brom, ester Oliver, Fore-Street.
131au,lfur,1 . Glyde.
Beer 'try. .
Cerra Abbas g-Street.
Cranburste . Clark.
ereockerse
Chard . Young, Post-Oaks.
Do ROM ESTE
G I i ugh n te 4
Mg rapt Rogers.
London
Lgsie
Dunster, Broad-Street.
Vetbury Osmond Palmer..
Pooh, . . . Green, High-Street.
Sherborme
&elorisipe
Shaftesbury
Bennett, High-Street.
WEF..IO‘I,TH.. Cote, St. Mary Street.
Wareham
Wissborus
Winterboarme
Iruspaosi.
Geniis 4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

THE ATTORNEY -GVXKIAL.

This petition for • declaration of legitimacy. pre-
sented under the 21s1 and ?dud Victoria. esp. 93. has
frequently been before the Court. The t restnt sprit-
=Alen was for leave to the respondents. the Patriek..
1.. make some formal amendments in their answer, slat
for • commission to examine one of the parties, Mr
William Patrick, who is 90 years of age, at EJiuburgh
Mr. K. Macaulay, Q.C., Mr. eltepliens, Q.C., sad
Mr. Beasley appeared for the petitioners; Mr. Boca.
Q.C.. and Mr. Deane, Q.C.. for the respondents; aeri
Mr. Bourke for the Attorney-General.
The Court allowed the answer to be amended, spd
directed the commission to issue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

HOP MARK

Fr;sll;.z.
Flannel Wool ..
Blanket Woo'..

Boaoroc Frkkr, Aoril 20.—a
laat tear% grovrth continue iu fei,
Winne. Mind other k;od4 are
shout prev,onA vat.. —)ii I end
Wk. to 140 e. ; Weald of Kerne,
tine. to 711 e. per cwt.

WOOL, MA RI

More oar Isst report tlicre
lo.loiry for deep-grown wools A
all other km Is hsve met a dull
eurr.mcies. The supplies of srn
mean. extensive, awl holdlers
n Teg,
Hill.hTed /trip
Dalf.l.ral WAWA
Kent rimer.
Leiee•tar nose's.

41( PI
L.
The ph
day It
both 6n. •i
ooto
thin of fully k
at the public MU
ever, have 'paint.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

SH AFTESBU RY.
DORSET COU.,VTY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of this excellent society was
held on Thursday last, at lwerne Courtney. or as the
delights:lly situated village is inure commonly called
Mouton, and never before WISE it the scene of a more
gratifying day's festivity. The members assembled
at the En:l,mo' School about half-past eleven, where
they formed in proceesion. headed by the excellent
band connected with the Literary Institution, while
several neat banners tended to the enlivenment of
the scene. After the corttge had been arranged.they
marched through the village to the church, which
hail been kindly thrown open for the occasion by the
Itev. I:. A. Seyiner. rector, who himself read prayers;
and the sacred edifice was tilled with an attentive
congregation. The sermon was preached by the Rev.
William lhalge, curate of Sliroton, from Proverbs.
s eh, 3 —" A prudent inan fonateeth the evil and
loileth himself; but the simple pass on and are pun.
. baled."
On the conclusion of the wren.* the members went
to the ball-room in the fairifield, for the transaction
of the business of the a.ciety. 11. K. Reymer. Fsti.,
president of the society. took the chair, and there
were several honorary members present. Im-sides the
large number of lientit members. The l'hairtnan
appn.priately openileil the proceedings. and, after
reading a letter (non Charles Porcher, Es'iq.. the lion.
eecretary, regretting his inability to attend the meet-
ing min% to indisposition, called upon the assistant'
secretary, Mr (1. If. Davis. to read the following
✓eport from which it appeared . -
The number of ineinhera on the hooks at the elute of
the year ass— Melee, 1497 ; fentsles,l26 :t0ta1.1623
an illel,llAC of 204 during the year. Members cu-
✓ 334 witlolrawn. 34 ; died, 9. Ll 5 was paid on
5 death., awl Mon 7 endowments ; returned by death
aceording to rule 37. el 14s.
There way an &dila in 1859 of 204 ineinbeni. of
UM 2s. 4/.1. in capital, of £224 Os. 104.1, in owsubtra'
contriteitcons.
Int the other band, there is a deirease of honorary
mbeerietions of 1.17 16. i. 61.. an inereame of death pay
he £lB. of sick pay of 11222 15e. lid.. id £l9 Is. in
printing owieir to the reouiremesits of fresh forum, of
1:5 Pm. in mittens connected with the quingnennisil
relents: Tads anelysi., and the retneipeet of former
reperts, confirms the es: client* of all actuaries, that
with the advancing are of Frienily Socie it the Italdli.
tire inerraw in a greater ratio than at their earlier
daie ; vigilance (specially regarding thyme nietehers
on half sit:LT.lv). and a careful, though alwa)• kind and
friendly, consideration for the sick niemlera cannot be
too much impressed WI the committees and stewards of
branch elute.

Zeezt_4,/,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

LIVERPOOL WOOL-)A1

The public sales of wool in
day last hare attracted A large
both line an.l low descriptions
cont edition, though the former
tin Of fully Id. per from t
at. the public sale* in London.
ever, have taalataiued their rah
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

I remain, Sir,
Yours respectfully,
PROFITABLE AGRICULTURE.

ply Letter, No. Xl.. will be on "The Manage•
went of Land after Tares ; the best Crop to succeed
them ; and üby so many Fanners fail in this
respect.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

ONE SHILLING PER SHARK

THE ART UNION OP GREAT BRITAIN.
Under the &tuition of Her Majesty's Most
Houourable Privy Council.

First Prise, Painting, value Cl5O.
Second " " 1:100.

with OS Oil;er--Picture Prises, from £s—t.e7L;7s each.
pILIZEHOLDERS have the privilege of
selecting their own Paintings from omy Publie
Exiltibition in Great kiritaiii or Ireland.
In addition to the above Picture Prises there will he
about 500 other Prises, consisting of Engravings, St.-
turtles, Busts, Vases, Parien, Terra Colts, and
Si ooze.

Tickets,--Prirr One Slal/nop,—eaell ticket entitling
the holder to one cli•nce in the drawing, way be had
from all the principal Printiellcra. Music and Souk-
sellers, and
.frum Mr office of fiti paper ; or they will
be forwarded direct by the Secretaiy on receipt of an
enelvelope (btainped and directed) together with Floatage
stamp+ or post-onto° order for the number of tickets
required.
SAMUEL H. DEAN,
Secretary.
39, Princes Street, Manshester.

ar Daring the tins erne ANALITICAL SANITARY
COMMISSION vac in &scion, the only Green Ten of
China growth which they found free from the tuna'
Uniali powdered colones area otetiined, by thew, frit*
Honiinsan k Co.'" Imports lying at the London
Doekt.—See the "Coinusiesionene Official Report,"
(paw 318)„ pnldeshed by Longman'.
"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE."
HORNIMANT4 PURE TEA,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDLVUTON, DORCHESTER.

THE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
beg to inform their friends and the piiblie gene-
ally, that they are now SELLING COAL as under:—
At their Yard at Pardiegton :
pee cwt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto ls. 2,1.
At the Great Western Railway Salim* :
Maiden
Ne•vt•in. Dorchester
Best Radstock Coal 10411. lOid.
Small ditto
Itnabon Coal ls. 2.1. Is. 2.1.
Bullo ditto ls. 14.1. Is. 114.
Tenby Stone Coal
('au,.

BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT to,
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The eery best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, WIWI: WATER TILES, ke.

Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one month, Is. 3d per ton discount will be
allowed ; within three thin, 10d. per ton ; but if
not paid for in; the expiration of three months, no dis-
count will be allowed.
ilte b.,lmHivrEK Co.O. Conrasr are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DE.ILS, WELSH SL.kTE. !Lc.. Le., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any din.
tali Ce. on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders asidrerse.l to Mr. Wiirr L'Honne, the
Company's Mana..mr, Fordingtou, Dorchester, will have
immediate at tent ion.
January Ist, Irak.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

THI WAR IN MOROCCO.

On the lst big. Marshal O'Donnell made a recoil.
naissuiso along ths road to Fes, as far as two leagued
hoes Tetuan. General Prim had • reounnoitring party
Is narhor direction. brooding to the Spanish amounts
the martins, far from oho snug any hostility, reosived
the imps in • friendly manner.
Illanhall O'Donnell Ullloll4ollll, in an order of the
day, that he will 0011111.121111 offensive operations until the
- of Spain, and until reprisals
a insults of th• enemy, and an
the samilore al Spain. Tha
monad, will links to n=
laps has bra takes, o
imendions my to eormanee
@northing is said at mediation
Winos UN Imillionats, sad

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the name of Lord Howden, the former Ambassador to
Madrid, is suggested as the mediator most likely to
seamed.
The war has already cast the Spanish many ',Didion,
with few advantages to balance. O'Donnell's loos up to
this time is computed at 10,000 men. Also it is expen-
sive. The Spanish Government Li about to issue notes
to the amount of 300,000,000 reale, payment of which is
to be ecsured by the sale of national property.
On receipt of the news of the capture of Tetuan the
Empress of the French is said to have addressed the
following telegraphic despatch to the Queen of Spain
"The Empream of the French congratulates your
Majesty with all her heart, bemuse the triumph of the
Spanish arms cannot be indifferent to her." The
replied in suitable term'. The Emka7,, the
%us= also congistulatad the Queen by , and
his despatch reached her Majesty in the of the
" To Demo," at the Church of Mocha.

a***/
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

SAVOY.

The agitation is increasing in Savoy. Albertville has
just imitated the example of Chambery. An addreu to
the Sing, covered with more than four hundred signa.
t was presented on Sunday last to the Prefect by a
eurrioZ, of citisens. The following is the teat of this
address
_ .

"Sire,—Kam and country are now all our love and
our mole aspirations. We do not wish to be separated
from either. Sirs, you area Savoyard. By separating
yourself from us you would destroy the traditions of
your family; you would break to pieces sight centuries
of popular attachment to the most loyal of monarchies;
It would be necessary to remove from the sacred Bag of
Italian independence the white cross of Savoy. Remain,
then, at the head of this good people whom name you
bear, and who deem it • glory to have given Italy a
saviour and • King who is an honest man.
"Long live Victor Emmanuel! Long live the house
of Savoy!"
The agitation in the northern provinces is equally
great; petitions requesting annexation to Swimerland
are covered with signatures. These petitions do not
ask for annexation to the Helvetic Confederation unless
It betimes absolutely necessary that Savoy should be
&fetched from Italy.
The citizens of Geneva, in an address to the Swiss
Federal Council, strongly protest against the proposed
assisaation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

13sturdz:.,

Waustweirdt,
525. (lad week, Mk. to
It week, --s. to —B. ) B
30s. to 455.) ; Oats, 21s. to
Bdos, 445. to 50s. (last we
--Tbare was & good sum

Let week's prices. Bade
demand. In both cases
advance.
Souvaanrrod, Fri(la'
£l2 be ; new, EIO 15s.
barley, 35.. to 44a. ;
14s. t 28., ; 13eans,

grinding
406. *" -

qr. ; Floar:33s. to 34a.
wheat, at rather over la
advance. Barley folly
higher. Beans without to

At the principal
Saturday hut the earn
and the beet wheat bt
more money. In other
Ira, arm with as upwar

The burst done in
any sainissis this week
perchers to what they
111111. only ; bet ae stooks
show little disposition 6
Beirelt wool still cent
pram shoat aosiaal.

ceialtse

coatiain

Feb. 18. —Wheat, 384. to
N.) ; new wheat, —4. to —s.
)y, 30s. to 464. (last week,
18s. (last week, 21s. to 28e.)
sk, 44‘. to Ws.) 81b. loaf. 124.
sly. Wheat sold readily, at
r Rai arm, and met a good
there was a disposition to

. Old wheat, ell 10.1. to
£129.. per load. Malting
ding ditto, 28e. to 295. Oats,
lo 59..; Malt, 645. to 88s. per
per saak.—A steady sale for
ate Tate., holders asking Is.
as dear. Oats, Bd. to Is.
:Slangs. Floor ann.
provincial

_ corn markets on
trade wee more animated,

,
ought readily two shillings
descriptions of grain, trade
d tendency.

-ILULIET, F. 18.

i‘a wool has not been oi
comumers restricting their
s for their immediate
me to be light, holders
give way in their demands.
.41 to be soilsoted, sad
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

FRIDAY.

Lord GRANVILLE, in reply to Lord Normanby, said a
communication had been reeeived from the French
Government to the effect that if Sardinia should annex
Central Italy, France woold deem it necessary to anima
at least some portion of Savoy. This step, however,
would not be taken without consulting the other great
Powers, and without the corment of the Savoyards.
Previously to the House going into Committee on the
Endowed Schools Bill,
Lord St. LeoN•ltDit said he could not concur with the
principle of the Bill, which proposed that Dissenters
should participate in the trusteeship of endowed schools,
without any reference to the fact whether they had pre-
viously or not enjoyed such • privilege. tie was quite
willing to admit the children of Dissenters into end° ‘eil
schools, hut strongly uhjee•eil to the admission of
Dii-
scnters as truster., as they would thereby acquire the
power of controlling MA med ding with the religions
Instruction given in such schools.
The House then went into Committee on the Bill,
which, as amended. passed through etonuiittee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY. FRS 16.—A fair average supply of
beasts, both as to number and quality, was on offer
in to-day's market. All breeds mete slow inquiry;
nevertheless, compared with Monday, no change
took place in the quotations. The show of sheep
was moderate, and the mutton trade ruled inactive
at the late advance in prices. Prime small calves
sold readily —other descriptions of veal but slow y,
on former terms. Pigs were in fair request, but
mach cows were a very dull sale.

Per Sib.. to sink the Offal.
Crs &intr. Wade 4t.03 6 Pr. BoittE Downs 5 6t05 8
See. quality, do. 8 4 2 Large contalves 5 2 5 6
prune large oxen 4 6 11!Printe onallditto 6 8 6 0
Ditto Soots, ie. S 410 Large hogs 3 6 310
Cr,. hair sheep 11 4 2 Nest snit porkers 4 2 410
&wad q malty do 4 410 Suck. edit a (each) 18.10 225.
Pr. cm woollall I • 0 " Qr. old store pigs 2311. to Dia
'beep

NEWOATE AND LE DENHALL MARKETS.

FREDicT, Fut 17.—Supplies somewhat extensive,
and trade generally rules very inactive :-
- Per Mc. by the carcase :

4. 4. 4. 4.
14144144 tea.. I 6142 10
Middling ditto.. 0 $ 4
Primilazg.dltlos 6 4 0
PrinneJldltlo 4 2 4 4
[Argo pork ....$ 6 4 2

i. d. a. d
Inferior mutton 3 4 3
Iliddllngdltto 3 8 4 •
Prime ditto 4 4 4
Veal
Sault pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

T. Y. TULLOCH,

WIIOLES.t LE ANL) RET.t IL TEA DEALER,
OltlX2Ell, AND PROVISION MERCHANT,
(Agent to the European and Colonial Wine Couipany,)
BEGS most respectfully to call the attention
of the Inhabitant.. of 11111(1:11KWIEK and the
talglibouriniod to his large and will-seleeted STUtE of
titio-flavoured T E AS, fresh-roasted COFFEE 8,
SUGARS, Ac., at the Prices quoted below ; and to
assure his 111.11111TOU friends dist no elf.rt hall be
wanting on his part to merit a coutinuantas their kind
patronage and support.

TEAS.
s. d. s. d.
Black Green Tea 3' 0
Rough Conon
00.1 Strong Ditto 3 4 , Gunpowder .........3 ti
Very Superior Ditto 3 14 I Fine Ditto 4 0
Exc:ellent Souchoug 4 0 1 Very Superior Ditto 5 0
1 8
20

COFFEES-.

Ceylon 1 0 I 3locita
Flue Plantation 1 4 I Fined bide

RAW AM) REFINED SUGARS.

Raw', 44d.. 5J., and 41. per lb.; Refined, lid., 64d.,
and 7d. per lb.
' •

With the above will be found a very large Stock of
Pickles aml Saucee, Jame, Jellies, Marmalade, Sardines,
lainglase, Gelatine, mid Fruits of every descript. . at
the lowest remunerative profit. A good supply of fresh
Pork every Saturday. l'riasiv dinged smoked Wiltahire
Bacon. Cheddar and leorset flume-cured
flacon and Hams. l'arriage paid. on all orders esoeeding
405., and Country ordera punctually attended to.

BRITISH WINKS AND BISCUITS IN GNEAT VASIZTT.

r HE SECRET GUIDE TO HEALTH and
J. HAPPINESS ; a Medical Work, sent by Meilicus,
direct from the Establishment, No. 111, Renters-street,
,ford Street, I,mlon, on receipt of six penny dt..1111.111,
post free ; it is beautifully illustrated with WO Engrav-
iiii,,,, on Steel, and enlarged to 124 pages, containing
the ol,inloue of Vslpeau, Roux, Ricord, Lslleinaud,
It gives copious instructions for the perfect restoration
of those who are prevented by impediments from enter-
ing into the married state, showing the dreadful
results from Early Abuse Gonorrlices, and Spyhilis,
and the benefits arising iroui the chemical tests, and
examination of the Spermatozoa, by the newly-con-
structed Microscope, with powerful Lenses; and con-
tinuing a valuable Prescription of a Lotion to prevent
Infection.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

TUESDAY.

Mr. SrooN zit moved • resolution, "That this House
do resolve itself into a co tttttt it tee, to consider the Acts
for the Endowment of the College of Maynooth, with a
view to the withdrawal of any endowment out of the
Consolidated Fund, due regard being had Wrested rights
and interests."
Mr. It. IsiNG seconded the motion. One main
reason why he advocated the withdrawal of this grant,
due and adequate compensation being given was, he said,
the prosperous condition of the Roman Catholic interest
in these realms, as well able to dispense with this
miserable grant, on terms of moderate compromise.
Mr. Oltatan insisted that this question ought to be
considered on political grounds alone. As the Roman
Catholics of Ireland shared in the taxation, they were
entitled to this moderate grant for the education of
their priests.
Mr. HAMILL!) having essayed in vain to be heard,
Mr. HPOONKR made a short reply, and the House divi-
ded, when the motion was negatived by 186 to 12d.
Mr. POLLARD-URQUHART moved an aildress to tier
Majesty praying thst she sill withhold her consent
ftvin certain portions of the statutes of Trinity and St.
John's Colleges, Cambridge, now before Psrliament.
' '

Mr. BAINiS ;tetonded iiie motion.
Mr. W.it.robc observed that when Parliament dele•
gated tertain powers to the Commissioners. it left them
.n.l Cie Colleges mutual action, and he pointed out the
inconvenience of an interference by Parlisinesit in sta-
tutes NO framed, and of leaving Colleges with uncer-
tain statuks. In addition to this general objection he
suggested specific objections to the several objects con-
templated by the tion.
' After a few remarks by Mr. Mamma and Mr. NEW-
UFGATE, the tion ass withdrawn.
Mr. Ci.iva ved for awl obtained leave to bring in •
Bill for the regulation all.l inspection of es.
Mr. WHITEsILIP: obtained leave to bring in a 13111 to
amend the Medical Acts.
The report of the Committee of Supply was brought
up and agreed to.
The floo-e. after some further business, adjourned at
half-past 13 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

HAY AND STRAW MARKET.

Ihmernu.D, F. 17. —Meadow hay, £2 15a. to
P 4 6..; clover, £4 oe. to £5 be. ; sad grim,
/11 tolik. par load.

Since this day as'anight, only moderate supplies of
English wool have been on offer. The demand,
however, for all kinds has continued heavy, at the
late decline in value. The next public sales of
Colonial wool are announced to commence on the
let proximo. The arrivals to date are only about
24,000 bales.
Doom Top
Down Euro
Holldwed Hop
HaU-brod Welber, l7 led.
Coot Plosoos
bier tor nom; ialsod
Combing Skins
Monad Wool
Blanket Wool 64. 13d.

WOOL MARKET.

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II
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I,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

ITALY
SARDINIA.

Count Areas left Turin on the eight 4 the 9th inst.,
on • minion to the Courts of France and England.

NAPLES.

The resignation of General Fliangieri ie reported to
have been definitive; and • new Ministry is named as
follows :—Prince Camaro, President of the Council and
Minister for Foreign Affairs; Prince Commitini, Civil
Affairs; Signor Sayan:we, Finances; Signor Bonnuoti,
Julies ; Signor Spinelli„ Public Works; Signor
Boma', Interior.
Several new battalions, composed partly of foreigners
and 11 of Neapolitans, have been organised. 15,000
mun guards had been mth mobilised in e Abruzzi.
The King reviewed the troops on the 10th; end
it is reported that His Majesty had ordered General
in ease of need, to we in concert with the Pope's
General, Mayerboler.
Terrible amounts are transmitted from Turin of du-
alities committed by the polies in Sicily; of prisoners
teetered and dying under torture, while magistrates
themselves are described as protesting against these
Inhuman bete. At the same time, revolutionary procla-
mations are distributed, urging the peophito rise "inthe
name of Italian nationality, and to the cry at 'ltaly and
Victor Emmanuel for ever ?" From Naples limit we
have telegraphic news (by way of Vienna) which has
Taber a different sound, for it says that the King has
ordered the liberation of all such plaicel prisoners as
have been merely arrested upon suspicion.
10111.

The agitation in the Papal States, still subject to the
Pope's rule, is increasing. A petition praying for
in&peedenee of the Pope and annexation to the
Romagna has been sent from Ancona to the Emperor
of the French, and the Pope's gendarmerie can do
nothing but make wholesale arrests.
Awarding to the Dresden Journal Frame has re-
quested the Pope to make propoeals for settling the
question of the Romagna.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

frtlanb.

Tee RECENT MURDER 111 MAYO. —The FretINOR'S
JOurO4I has the following mysterious 'statement in refer-
ence to the murder of Lord Plunkett's ploughman. an
account of which appeared some days since:—" We have
just learned that informatione have been laid before the
resident magistrate implicating an individual in Lord
Plunkett's employment. It is said he was seen, gun in
hand, in the vicinity of the scene of the wanton outrage
• very short time before its perpetration. Without mean-
ing, by any means, to prejudice this case, we must say
we bad from the very outset strong suspicions as to the
quarter from which the blow had come. We hope, how-
ever. that whoever may be the guilty, no pains will be
spared to detect the criminal."
13171.011 Or THE HEVINAL.—The usual return of the
prisoners oommitted to take their trial at the assizes for
county Antrim has just been made to the Crown
Solicitor., and the return is simply marked "Nil," there
not being • single prisoner in custody. 'this state of
things is said to be chiefly due to the recent revival
movement in this province. The Derry Sentinel says :
When the revival movement commenced it was stated
by both friends and foes that time would test its effects.
Time has spoiled its test, and the good work has not
been found wanting. In Deny and in many other parts
of Ulster the mlditional religions agencies which were
commenced in summer are steadily continued. Churches
are well attended. Some may have lapsed into careless
habits, but in many religious principle has become
deeper, and right habits are becoming stronger. Many
testimonials to the good effects of the revival have been
given by public men, and we are happy to learn that
additional testimony of • valuable character was given
by W. Armstrong, Esq., 4.c., Assistant Banister at the
late Colerine Quarter Sessions. Referring to the small
number of cases on the calendar he said : How is such
a gratifying state of things to be accounted for? It
must be from the improved state of the morality of the
people. I believe I am fully warranted now to say
that to nothing else than the moral and religious move•
meat which commenced early last summer can the
change be attributed. I can trace the state of your
calendar to nothing else. It is • matter of great
gratification when we see the people of this oottiatry
Improving, and I trust that DO temptation of any sort
will arise by which they can be induced to forsake the
paths of rectitude:"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE

To the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gaxrtie.
SIR,
-•••- • • •

--- •
Raving read, or rather tried to read, from time to
time, the unmistakeable rubbish which has appeared
in the Dor, t Chronicle under the head agriculture,
purporting to be the production of a well-taught mind,
but being nothing more than an amalgamation of
ideas aud imaginary results of experiments gathered
from Mr. Mee i's speeches and other similar resources
which may phase the ear and look pretty enough in
priut--but which will not keep the pocket tilled
unless there is a razor shop or some other source of
pr••lit to fall back on—l .feel that it is high time
such bosh should not be allowed to go forth without
pointing out the fact that these sayings and &nogg
are nearly all imaginary, that the writer in the
chronic* relies entirely upon hearsay (aud we all
know the difference between saying and doing), and
that local agriculturalists may expect to learn as
much from this source as will tend to empty their
purse ant no more ; for one may as well try to dis-
course sweet music on a fife sadly out of tune as to
rely on the writings of a man who (as a single glance
will show) knows little of the theory of the art and
nothing of practice. Now, Sir, knowing as Ido that
this is an evil which will be clearly seen by you, and
being myself a practical and extensive tiller of the
soil, doing all with an eye to gain, and wishful
that the fanners of Dorset and its neighbouring
counties may profit by what they read, I have ven-
tured to ask you for space in your columns bra
short letter which I will endeavour to send you
every week, treating upon one subject at a time, in
such a manner as shall make it siniple and easy ; and
I promise you I will bring forward nothing but
what has been tried by me, and found practical and
useful, an.l such as I can honestly recommend to the
great number of agriculturuita who weekly perms
your paper.
I will not encroach too much on your valuable
spats, but will endeavour to make myself understood
by giving few words, and I trust they will be to
the point. I beg to inclose my first letter, the sub-
of which will be admitted to be of coasiderabie
iwportauce.
I remain, Sir,
Yours respectfully,
I'ROFITABLE AGRICULTURE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

SHORT-HORNS.

Class 7. —For the best Bull, above three years old
on let June, 1800
Class B.—For the hest Bull, not exceeding three
years old on lit June, 1800 .. ... 12
Second ditto s
Class 9.—For the
.best Bull, not exceeding two

years old on lit June, 10.60
Second ditto
Clus Io.—For the best Corr in-calf, or in-milk,
having had a calf within six months next pre-
.. _ . • .

oedimithe Int day of the Exhibition
Second ditto
Class 11.—For the best Heifer in-calf, or in milk,
not exceeding three years old on 14 June, 1860 8
Clam 12.—For the best Pair of Heifers, not exceed-
ing two years old ou lit June, 1880, belonging
to the mine owner
Second ditto . . . 4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

LIVERPOOL GUANO AND SEED MARKET.

From Simon Dowel's, General Broker, Exchange
Court, Liverpool, Feb. 18.)
Of guano and nitrate of soda no import; an
average Waning, at late prices. Bone ash no
import; axles 350 tons. Calcined of good quality at
£6 ss. Linseed oil cake in demand, and prices are
a abode higher. Cotton-seed cake, Ac., were also in
request. 'Tallow unaltered; the stock, which is
small, is in the hands of the dealers, and consists
ehurtly of °deem and South American.
A . AL
Guano, Peruviar 1 to 1 0 per too.
Ditto, Upper ditto - - - - - 0 „
Idaho'
10 „
taldenha Bey
Roark' idoo4ill
Pedro Neer • 0 „
Sulphate of Antosonia - - • - 12 5 0 „
Bone Asb
Limed Cake, American - - - - 9 1 0 17 6 ..
Ditto, English
Cotton ISM Cake 7 6 0 „
Nitrate of Soda - - - - 0 1 0 17 0 pm. mrt.
Linseed, Bombay - - - - • 2 1 0 14 6.1 per or.
Cbmeresed, nee red Americus 2 1 11 per cat.
Tallow, Isl P.Y.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

HEREFORDS.

Clam 13.—For the best Bull, above three years old
on IA June, 1860
Class 14.—For the best Bull. not exceeding three
years old on lot June, 1860 ... ... 12
Class 15.—For the best Bull, not exceeding two I
years old on Ist of June, 1880 10
Second ditto
Class 16.—For the best Cow io-oalf, or
having had a calf within six months next pre-
oeding the first day of the Exhibition . . 10
Se.ond ditto 11
Clam 17.—For the best Heifer in-calf or in-milk,
not exceeding three years old on lot June, 1860 8
Second ditto
Clair, 18.— For the best Pair of Heifers, not to-
reeding two years old on let June, 1860,
belongin to the same owner ... ... 8

SHEEP. 'ICESTER, OR LONG-WOOLLED.
(N 4 qual4ed to cowspets as cam•otit.)
l9.—Fr the best Yeadmi Ram . .
ditto
Tigid ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21

iiarliamentarp Vap ms.

MARRIAGES or Q . A Mil introdand by Mr.
Mellor and Mr. Bright proposes to enact that after the
30t1i of Jun., 1860, the marriages of Quakers may be
solemnized in eases where one only or where neither of
the persons shall be a member of the Molleb/ 01 Friends,
and to extend and amend the Act 6th and 7th William
IV., exp. 85, and 7th and 84h Victoria, sap. N. whereby
both persons were required to be ol the &Pity og
Friends.

Comm Timor( Counts AMANDIPPIT ACT. A
Bill to amend the Act of the 6th of Victoria, wip. 18, to
amend the law for the registration of voters, bit been
introduced by Mr. Milne. and Yr. Baas's, by which the
32nd mention of the recited Act is proposed to be repealed
The Bill, however, is to be construed as part of the Act
of the 6th of Victoria, cap. 18.

This CmisurrAcricas Pitirsiurnox AT (1860).
—A Bill with the above title hu been brought in by
Sir Fitzroy Kelly and Mr Cavendish Bentinek, for " the
prevention of bribery, and to amend the Corrupt Prac-
tices Prevention Actor 1861," which proposes tosinact that
every candidate shall before nomination make and sign
a declaration before thit returning offloer that he neither
indirectly or directly Itas been "party or privy to any
payment, loan, application, delivery, or transfer of any
money, security for money, or other valuable thing whlit-
soever (save for personal expenses), in respect of the ex-
penses of ouch election, save and except through the
election auditor." A false declaration will subject the
offender to the penalties of perjury, to incapability of
holding any office under the Crown, and of being elected
a member of Parliament. It is &leo provided that any
person who shall pay directly or indirectly, or become
party to the payment of money, &c., shall be deemed
guilty of • toiadeiueanour, and be liable to the penalties
of perjury. The election auditor wiU pay into the hands
of any election agent duly appointed soy moneys of the
candidates to be employed in payment of their legal elec-
tion expeoses, end will require • lull and detailed account
of such expenditure. The election auditor may also dis-
allow any payments which he shall deem colourable or
unlawful," and may hold semi for hearing eomplaints
by candidates and members and others on oath; niay
SUIUMOII any person in any part of the United Kingdom
to appear before him to give evidenee ; and may trans-
mit • report, with or without the OVidolloo, to the
Attorney-General and the Speaker of the House of Com-
-1110111. The services of the election auditor will be paid
by the respective candidates in equal ',hares. A declara-
tion mei hai, to be made and signed hy the agents for
election expenses that they have paid no money illegally,
a false declaration rendering them liable to a charge of
perjury. The election auditors are to be the revising
Wristers.

(,NPANIER (1860).—A Bill presented by the Lord
Chancellor provides for the incorporation, regulation,
and winding-up of trading companies and other associ-
ations. It is divided into 10 parts, and there ars
upwards of WO clauses.