The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14 00:00:00

L4TEST NEWS.
‘PIiaIII mmocumos TILIGILAILL )

lame Ovn m os, Moodiv all&
114.83C-LAIIII, MONDAY, JUNI 13.
11111143.11 L-14.1 akeng market, with contlnued
alllaillgasanittnli wAimat held TWO
DOrt Do lb. :os
tar a oda . Oat :LT flour two
leg sorti. - :
oast deurar. blahs, for all %Ind-
2181r0 aril,-
1j" wheat, W two
ablilirgi
hert.y 0110 "114
s°o - los; 11 786 quarter& Pereiga--
; lowe7ll .
-!°•i•Yi 16.234; oat% 06.886 ; 1•11.184
°gaga. °ks and 7,119 Minsk
W .
übd II Wham all dearer on it. wire,
ladisr la a Mafia/ advaace. Loudon in!
10•7•11. saarkli 2,; barrels la. to la. 11. d.
6
Aat sa &demean of la. to U. .1111. Zl a& Maize has rime 611.
"4 Peas Is. deare.vMrkO.
rOLITILN CAITLE MA ILK ST. Teta Def.
hisked L.PILL
_44 beet Is 10w.,; the few dates •
Inge KZ
_l' 9..wwelagea. rvade genvvall7 al* • ForDga
Evetlieb mutSost quits as deer; law
neineerkat easier. Limb looking upward.
••••••.4:3144""" "e Ipau °Masa ; intent,' r at..,, aalo at red used
1
as 64 6. k_".• • linalledidetoluid, at 1••• •90"7. B
~ eg mutton, al 6d to Se 4d ; veal, 44
Toiot
&I Ps", ala ad We 6d ; tamb, 4a lod to 6s 106
1700eely---giitiab be.* 1 990 • 'beep sag lambs,.
,3
300 pigs, 80. Foreign—boss* 1,040.
8611" ulackba,
7,Z0 salves. 3•59.

COLONIAL DEFENCE.
nierte4l"4" Went of oorreirpoodenoa relative to the
of British troops from the Cape of Good
414 beet published today. Rir Philip Wode-
bA ma POorted the prayer of lb. Rouse of Assembly
that the troops may remain in the oniony for
"OW longer ; but Earl Granville has replied that
he menet bold out any hopes of this being done. and
trains the Cape Parliament *ill address themsnlves
...._littanaly to the teak of piecing the finances oe • proper
and makia further province for the defence
thei enemy. g

ISLE OF WIGHT ELECTION.
Dicusartow or TIM POLL. Tale DAY.
The °Metal dashistioe of Isle cd Wight election
look Place to-day at Newport, In the pneeace 01 several
•
16648"400•=r(Coeserratlet)
Moffatt (Liberal)
Majority for Cochrane 3.5
A politics la 'poker, of. Troops and police were in
readiaese in the event et • riot, but ail went off can.
Paretic,ly

••• 1,317
... 1,282

HALFPENNY poerr A ON.
The Peel Oaks Bill for reassioi the poster of
Waled taaiSor to coo hallpooay ta pehlisited to-der.

FATAL OOLLIERT IMPLOSION, Me DAT.
As Is:Ocelot& of gas took Own thig ID°MiZig I.
&robell pit willbery, mar Chesterfield. Two men,
based Bradley sad Parecea, wee fright/elle boemed. The foemer is deed, sad the latter not expected to
roomer.

FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT AT RYDE.
On Friday ermine, by the upsetting of a boat, at
P-d., three primer men, named Thorley, Clark and
Tu.*, were drownsd. earch has been made for the
bodies ever sinee. and ads (Monday) morning the cdrPee
of Clark was dragged to tisis warbles and take* ashore.
The body cd Tilley has since bees recovered.

SOUTH LEIPESTEESHIRE ELECTION.
leiciAaarion OF rim rou., this day.
lin declaration Of tie poll for South Leicestershire
elastics took plasss toicooka to-day.
Hriyiste (Uoseerrstive)
Paget
Majoafty for Bemis

.3292

CENTRAL MINI TILIGIUMIL
P 11001301: Miakilia quiet; demand for tee bestirs;
'sugar in limited request, but iintsdy ; seem quiet. on
former terms; linseed and raps oils steady; talow,
firm, 455. 94. and 465. ; Iron and tin, steady; topper,
quiet.
CATTLII : Supplies moderate. Trade quiet. Bost
Sottish beasts tee shillings. Down mut half•breed sheep
livs-and-fonrpeeee.
: Supplies short. Wheal firm, two to
three abatinp advance demanded. Barley. wt., beans,
and p•sa, fully one shilling dearer. Country dour one
to two shillings higher.

DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS,
The maiden and unlooked-for news of tbe death of
cese of the most popular and best lumen of living
-.authors has everywhere occasioned 'feeling of poignant
regret. Charles Dickens died at tin o'clock on Thurs-
day evening, at l..ts resideace, Gadshill, Kent, aged 58.
During the &Joie of Wednesday Mr. Dickens had
mimifeeted a'.giat of illness, mying that he felt doll, and
that the aerb on which ha wee engaged was burden-
some to Dint. He same to the dinner-table at six
o'eleet, and his mister-in•law, Miss Hogarth, observed that
bie ',yes were full of tears. She did not like to mention this
to. timbst watched him anxiously, until, alarmed by the
wapremion of hig face, she proposed sending for
medical assistance. He said "No," bat said it with
imperfect articulation. The Melt moment he com-
plained of toothache, put his hand to the side of his
head, and desired that the window might be shut. It
was abet immediately. and Miss Hogarth went to him,
and took his erm, intending to lead him from the
room. After one or two Atrpe be suddenly fell heavily
on hie left sidet and remained unconscious and speeds-
lem until his &nth, which cirue at ten minutes past
eft on Thundsy, jut 24 boo a after the attack.
AB soon •s he fell a telegram was de-patched to his
old friend and constant medical attendant Mr. F. Carr
Beard, of Welbeekstreet, who went to Ond's Hill
immediately, bat found the condition of his patient
to be past hope. Mr. Steele, of Strood, wa• already in
wthindaries •, and Dr. Raseell Reynolds went down on
Thursday, Mr. Beard himself remaining until the last.
Tbe pupil of the right oye was much dilated, that of
the left contracted, the breathing stertoroun, the limbs
flaccid until half an hoar before death, when some con-
vulsion (recurred. These symptom, point conclusively
to the giving way of • blood-vessel in the brain. and
to consequent large heinmorrhsge, or, in other words, to
wkat is called apoplexy.
Mr Arthur Help,. on becoming acquainted with the
death of Chula Dickens, telegraphed the lamentable
intelligence to the Queen at Balmoral, and immediately
received the following sympathetic reply -
.1
"Front Colonel Ponsonby to Mr. Helps, Commit
°Moe.

iThe Queen commands me to express her deepest
regret at the sad news of Charles Dickens's death."
TM, (reboil motile was at once trans.-Med to the
keine at Gad'sliell. and will doutttlem tend more than
soy other etprenion of human sympathy could possibly
do to soothe them in their distress.

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81TOILIDArli Co.', *Ann% -Do/Waster : fnevecketli
return-wheat, 639 quarters 4 bushels; COCO Ilk 6.4
smorsim, 47s 2i4 ; barley, 8 coulees 4 hushals ;
£lO 12e. 61. ; average 25.. At the toadies markets
wheat adoeneed 2s. to 3e. with • brisk trade, and
spring corn wee dearer.
!futon/AT% OIXTVINT AID Psma.• Cher and Stomach coin
plaints.-Tbe inures and centre of almost every aliment is lan
poritr of the blood ; dielodge this mhos, and Mature depart-
olloway's pills exercise the inerlamble poem of thoroughly
closna.ng mots component part of the Wood, and rendering tibb
Rind It to perform its important huntiona. They mpg meet
ourresfully with cited dreams. stomach complaints, Seer dr.
creme, and many moor which were once tbe braising
dungen of mankind at certain seasons In town end country.
The directions for use enable every one to regulateii.. opera-
tion al them pills with the greatest Welty. Chronic invalids,
nervom suflerers, and all whom Miser treatment has failed to
relieve, are raspeetfully Invited to try El oliowars ceistmtep
medicine, which will etreotthen sad tun them
leTleenylpo TO Loom-At this MUM of the yen.
the importeat profuse of Igeeehing end dressing lams
gel linens for spring lind SOMMItir Want 00031:00D011s. WO
would therefore particulsrly call the !attention of our
ser readers to the Olen 11•14 Starch. It is now exile-
/19817 used In the Royal Laundry. and her Majesty'.
laundr•se pronoenees it to be the finest 'torch eh* ever
mod. When rut ask As. lA. 014efirld, see Gloat you pet
AT an inquiet held hy Dr. Lankester, • few by
*nor, ou the bodies of two children who died IT ten the effect
of Ivolonning through sucking some luelfer matches, the coroner
amd, "tied Os matches teen Bryant and Nay's, the children
would not Myr been pobnnned.' It cannot be to generally
known that 111) 501 and Mayo Pstunt Safety Nateina• ore not
poisonous, end that they light only on the box. -Vide taliagere
Vital, liar

Ws Nance the introduction of the Considine Restore
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ration previously discovered and manufactured for similar
punswes The imaline Restorer contaiim several carefully
considered Improrement• on that artiole, and It bets fair to
simian. ail predecessors in ilernand ea much as it does In the
combination of ressonah.e prices, uitta excellence of quality. If
the hair is turning gm. nit the temples and forehead, • Wr-
en:MO bOtilit Ifl NI MAC:tell{ to rrstOre It with aerialist y, to the
esion, /snow, brown. orchadnut colour of moreyouth-
tot.ian,am ave shining bottle will be nidicient for thermic
purpose, s hen the hair is decidedly grey. Veers C. It Co.
have also • Comallne(3l.llt, or Her Dressing, at the name prices
for the general use of old and youtqr. a ver3 superior article.
The OpmaLine• are sold by the leading Chemista and
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under the head of Owooollooo

CINTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, Tatnumut.
(Before Mr. Justice Btacintons.)
/30/100 and Pa k. the men arreeted for going about
Londue in womea'a clothes, were plaited in the dunk on
seeeral chug.' of felony.
fl Attorney-general, the Solicitor-gen eral. and Mr.
Poland prosecuted; Mr. Ballentine defended &whoa.
and Mr. Parry for Park.
Roth prisoners pleaded not guilty to All the indict-
Emote.
Mr. Parry asked for • PoosPooemont of the trial to
next
urging that Ike prisoners wer e ignorant of
several charges brought satinet thew, that they bad no
opportoait, of preparing their defence, and that °thew
parties against .bon, warrants bad been teasad were
ineleded in the indictments.
Th A ttOrDA7-0110tral• who announced his intention
e
of
prisijog atlas °banes, did sot oppose use
Mott.
The judge, therefore, grouted it.
Warrants are out for Lord Arthur Clinton. frost
whom is a true bill for felony, and for Lewis fart,
William Somerville. giant 7 Cummainti Fl Fish., and
Thom... spinet whom are true billa for misdemeanour.
The thelees murder trial is also postpaaat.
TAY (Monday) morning. at Jodie? Chambers, before
Mr. Justitte Byles. • attmloons iroo granted na tha
application of the Kilielkor for Burt. &oleo& tile prose-
cution. to thew reason why b• ebould not be be admitted
to bail. A like eppliewboW will be outdo for Picks.
the Unit-4 states Oonsel, at Lei". *bo tram apart,.
headed at Edinburgh, .s irk#67