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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

DORCHESTER.

MR. SURRIDAN, 11. e., and Mrs. and Miss Sheridan,
have left Grosvenor-place, London, for Cowes, Isle
of Wight.
COUNTY COURT CIRCUTT ton AVOURT.—Dorcbas-
ter, Tuesday 7th; Bridport, Wednesday sth ; Wey-
mouth, Thursday 9th ; Wareham, Friday 10th ;
Blandford,Monday 13th ; Poole,Tueeday 14th; Wim•
borne, Wednesday 15th; Shaftesbury, Monday 20th ;
'Nuneaton, Tuesday 21st; Salisbury, Wednesday
22nd; Andover, Thursday 23rd.
TUE 3RD RV. ft. BAND. —Thauk• to the MORON
of the f6te organised by Mr. Wellspring on Corona-
tion Day, the rifle baud appeared on parade with the
corps on Thursday evening provided with a new
circular contra-bass, of firet.rate make and grand
tone. It was skilfully played, and idled consider.
ably to the solidity and effectiveness of the hand'
performances. We are glad to learn that to the
Dorchester band has been awarded the honour ei
doing duty at the camp.

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DORCAS/ITER AG RICU LTC R•L &Cl/RT.—The
annual turnip hoeing competition in connection with
this society took place on Wednesday, at Cohere
Frame, on land occupied by Mr. Henry Mayo. The
turoipe were of good size, and the land was in ea-
°silent condition for the work. There were 14 oom-
petitors, and the hoeing was genekaily well done.
The judges were Mr. W. Bridge, of Cattiatock, and
Mr. H. (lenge, of Waters= ; and they awarded the
prises as follows :-
Ist, £2, to Samuel Upshell, recommended by Mr. T.
H. flounders, of Wateroombe,
2nd, LI, lt,,bert Desks, reoommended by Mr. 0. J.
Wood, of Admi.too Hall.. . .

30, 104., Thomas Flooring, recommended by Mr. J.
C. Chick, Of CC1131) Abbas.
TR' PLATS RORIZRY AT MR. "USSR'S. —We
understand that one of the silver spoons, stolen
from the house of John Kayos' ' Esq. on the
13th of last April, has been found. On
Saturday last some men who were mowing
a piece of clover, belonging to Mr. Damon, on
Fordington Held, near the cemetery. disoovered the
missing gravy spoon, marked "J. H." It bad been
doubled up, evidently for being more commodiously
carried, and it would appear to have been dropped
as the thief was making off toward' the Weymouth
road. _ .

TUX reeding of the thermometer, at Dorchester for
the peat week, was as follows .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

SUNDAY POST. DELIVERY.

• •
A copy of the following letter has been just sent
to 11,000 clergyman and minister, in England and
Wales—

WokKING MEWS Rea DAT RUT ASSOCIATIOII,
13, Bedford-row, London. W.C., Jane, lefra.
Rae. AID DIAII 6111,--on Wulf of sanoo Post-
OBI° official* who are employed in the provinces on
Rand .yo, we beg to solicit 'our co-operation in measurer
designed to bring about the discontinuance of the Sun-
day delivery of lettere.
In London, with its vast &Icemen:. and 3000000 in•
habitant% and numerous other towns and villages in
England and Scotland, there is no Sunday delivery of
letters, aod there. no good reason why the some role
should not be carried out in every towa and village in
the empire.

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But we cannot hope that the Sunday delivery of
letters will be stopped until the public express their
willingnem to give the postmen the Sunday rest, by re.
questing that their owe letters rosy not be delivered on
Sundays. When this bu been extensively done, we
truat that the way will be prepared for abolishing the
Sunday deliverers entirely.
We therefore hope that you will cooperate in the
eff..rte now being made to indium persons throughout
the country to sign the eeclosed request for the non•
delivery of their letters oa Sundays.
A return .1 the number of persons who hens signed
each requeste will be moved for in Parliament; we hope
therefore, that you will use your influence with your
congregation and friends, to induce them to sign requests
for their own letters not to us delivered on Sundays.
Any number of the enclosed papers will be sent to
you, free of expense, by Mr. Charles Hill, Secretary of
the Working Men's Lord's Day Rest Amor:dation, on
the receipt of • note, in the enclosed stomped envelope,
as to the number you will kindly cause to be circulated.
We are, yours faithfully,
Jose C. lifiLtea. D.D.
W. Weume Ca mmmmmm a, m.o.
WILLIAM CADM•II, MA.
BATTIST W. NOM, IL A.
Jotters AMOUR. op.
WILLIAM BROCK, D.D.
0160MOL SMITH, D,D., of Poplar.
From His Gram the A reirbishop of Canterbury.—" I
have considered the eau of the 20,000 servants of the
postoffloe, and shell be very glad to further their object
on far as poarible. I quite approve of the movement, and
am doing what I eau to aid them in carrying out their
obj,t."
From his Grace the Archbishop of York.—" I do not
ruder, my letters on Solidus, and, though I have a
large and Important correspondence to conduct, I have
never perceived any inconvenience from their being no
delivery on days of rut. You ere at liberty to make
use of my name as approving your object"
From the right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Carlisle.
—"I have mush pleasure in stating that for man,
years my letters have not been delivered on the Lord.
Day. Not once bee the least inconvenience resulted."
"You are et liberty to use my name in the good
cause of obtaining for all our fellow subjects employed
in letter carrying the rest which God has made their
right, end which is no necessary for their more and
physical wellbeing."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

WINE AND SPIRIT STORES,
CASTLE-trIILEET, sALISBURY.

Vir IA AC U incites inspection to his
present Stock of PORT WINES, skipped by
Bandsman, Ccokburn, Ofdey. Graben., ke., and to
his Pole, Brown, and Gold SHERRIBtI. of Domeoq'e,
Straehan's and Doff Goedou's shpliqg. These
Wines are all of easallent quality and in splendid
condition,_

The following Whew and Spirits are also well worth
attention :7--

tiered', 12e., 16a., 20.., 245. per doten.
Fine Old Marsala, 21s. per dozen.
Sherries, 13e., Ms, 305., 36a, and 425. per dozen.
Porta, 11e., 2011., 2is„ 30a. 36a., and 42.. per dozen.
Sparkling Hooks, Moselle*, and Champagnes.
Martell'a and Heneasy's fine old Pale and Brown
Brandies.
Splendid old Jainasia Rum, Irish and Scotch Whisky,
Gin, ha
W. Leech, baring resigned the wine agency formerly
held by him, now imports most of his own Wipes and
Brandies, and will supply them at prices which on trial
will be found elasar.er than any other House in the
Trade.

OIDISS IT POST PTSCTOALLT STTESDSD TO.
Sanipk Hanspert to the amount of 40s. and upward
delivered Carriage Free within 50 miles of Salisbury.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS,
Tuesday, Dl—Poole Coenty Court
Wednesday, H.—Auction at it, High Bastetreet, Dor-
chester. by Mr. Reser, of Ironmongery, Ito.
Thursday, ll. port Cottage Garden Society's
enema Show.
Friendly Society's Fite at Blandford.
Monday, 16.—Shaftrabary County Court.
Tuesday, 17—Mr. Waters' Reporitory &le, &fishery.
Anniversary of the Bradpele Metal, Society.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

laarrn.

Lord-Lleutenant ot Abe
____.....
Chief Seoretar7 Marquis rsona.
Lord Naas.
Lord Chancellor Mr. Brewstor.
Attorney-General
Solicitor-General

Boorumx

Lord•Advocale .
Solicitoe-General
- - THS HOUSIIROLD.

.111 r. Pirko.
.111 r. B. Gordon.

Lord Chamberlain ---
-------ELI of Bradford.
Lord High Steward Duke of Marlborough.
Vice-Chamberlain Lord Claud Hamilton.
Controller Lord Royston.
Treasurer Lord Burshky.
Master of the Herm Duke of Beaufort.
Master of the Buekhouads ...... . Lord Colville.

• Tbis office was offered to Lord Delkeith, but sot
accepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

A CERTAIN CURE IN A FEW DAYS.

HIS irritating troublesome and exceedingly
infectious disease go often the warm of the
greatest annoyaoce to individuals and to whole Families,
may be Immediately relieved, and mired bye few appli•
cations of the above named invaluable remedy. I.
every case an early application is very desirable, forth.
longer it is delayed the more virulent bemoans she eras-
tic°. and in many cases the peasant Proprietor, A. J.
EV1.111., bas seen • whole neighbourhood infected by the
negligence of some one family in it, by their refusiag to
believe it possible that they had really Itch amongst
theta,

--111—a-ny hundreds of Testimonials might be given, on..
application will however prove the above seettrtions.
Bold in Boxes at ls. 10. seek.
Family Packages, containing 10 Boxes sent carriage
free to any station throughout the Siogdom, on receip
ol rad-ogles order for I. 6d.
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;;;;;;1-1;-; Chemist, Doreimisr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

STITCH SEWING MACHINES.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

TIM ITALIANS AND VZIFINTIA.

n. esseion mash ilimatislaatlea le
, nay with respect to the manner It whir* gut previa,*
hi bees dispowd of. and declarations were made by
patriots that it should be squired by Italy's arms or
not at all.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

FRIAR WADDON.

IMPORTANT STOCK SALL—The first BROW sale
of sheep lout of the wool) and fat heifer., the prow*,
of Mr. William Mayo. took place at Friar Warms.
Farm, on Thursday, the nth inst., with decided success.
Mr. T. Eimer, auctioneer, of Dorchester, officiated with
It, usual tact sod ability. The attendance was hop
sod the competition throughout was spirited, wore as!
pecially for the fat heifers. A sumptuous luncheon ivy
provided by the respected owner. Edward Pope,
of Great Teller, preeidei The customary loyal Lad
other roasts haring been diepowed of, bu.iness cos,.
men osd is right good earnest, the fall-mouthed
ewes realising 495. to 32e. fld. ; 2-teeth ditto 51s. to
52.. 6c1.; &diver lambs Mc to Ms. 6d.; werther dime Mr.
to j fat owes 51.. 6.1. to g 75.; and fat 'ethers bl,.
per bead; and fat heifers 11.. 6d. to 14e. 6d. per sow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

SALMON _ 111tRiNT.

hr. J. Canary, Mr. J. I'. F. laundry, and Mr. C.
Weld, were appointed a committee to act with like
couintittcros for Devon and Somerset, es a joint lam
cittninittee tor the riase Axe fishery district.
Ti.. Court then adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

ALLINGTON SCHOOL !KART.

74 tAr Editor&

As I wee not present at the AlHuston school feast
I do not write for the purloin of qnsationing the
accuracy of your report. But I mum confess, how-
ever, to being much pained when I reed it. Though
a bumble man, and unwilling to intrude my
opinion upon others, I would ask yoti, as a public
journalist, to allow me to protest against the Rev.
Mr May sanctiosing the giving as prism for imam-
ful running, *vies of the New Testament. I con-
sider it a species of "0.. Barely Bt. Peel.
when he wrote his let ietZ. to the Coriathisms,ead
spoke of many running but of one obtaining the
prise, never contemplated his own Bristle Wag
subject of contention among a number of rode andti
noisy boys. If this is a specimen of muscular
Christianity may God meg us from it!
Yours respectfully.
AN OLUFASHIONED CHURCHMAN.
Bridport, July 2nd.

DORSET HOUSE.
ROBINSON,

JUN.

TR is now offering a New and Large ASSOlrkßliat of DRAPERY .14 remarkably Low
. Prism , sosslstles of
nary Drones
Printed
Bisek [so. Elbowls.
Bilks asd Nathan.
L•gboris sad Okras Hata.
Black Bilk lilsatier.
Also Crapes, Mask Fry's& Twills
Calicoes. Maks, Bbiestiope, Drekbeees,

Cloth Nestles sad Joao4s.
Usinglas sad Parasols.
Boseres sad Flowers.
Stays sad Crisobass.
Hosiery sad °loses.

AJpaeas, and Millinery Bonnets.
It considerably Boated hien.

Coburg',

July, 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

The " Singer " T

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

CATTLE M IEILE7I3

lirraoroutAw. Thursday.—There was only • rook.
rate supply of beanie cm offer In to-day's market.
Although the demand was by no mesas settee, the
quotation, had ILO upw•rd tendeney, some of the beet
breeds having realised 6e. per Iffb. Sheep, the show of
which was by no means extensive, were very Sr..
The general top Agars was 65., but very prhne Downs
sold as high ea 6.. 44. per &b. Lambe were In good
request at from 6.. &I. to Ss. 44. per Mb. There was •
good demand for oases at fell prices. The pork trod.
steady, it extreme rates
Per &b. to sink the Offal.
• d. • d. • d. • d.
lot. roar. boosts 4 oto 4 Prtmegeutbderress 10 $e 6
SesonJ quality... 4 6 le 3 2..rg. coarse ealreol 4 to 5
era.. Is% ca. 5 4to 5 Moe matt
Moir Beets, be. 5 10 to 6 Loris bogs 4 oto 4 6
lot roar. eberp 10 to 4 Kest sal porkers 4 11.1 2
Sowed quality . 4 41.5 ,Itelteg. calres,.ll2o 01.100
Prime roar. wild 2 to 5 Qr.oldt in l,ado 30 0 to LI 0
Web, 114. 86. to Is 42.

TOTAL Surrt.Y.—likitialt—Bessin, SOO ; Conga— ;
sheep sad lambs, 6,700; salves, ; pip,
ironies —Hese* ; sheep sad kasha, 20; eaves,
210; pigs, 80.
NTWOATI AND LIILDILINALL. Friday.—Wery mode-
rate supplies of meat ars at sele st thaw =whet& Me
trade is heavy as follows :

Per 81b., by the eaters.

d. s.d.
Istsior niaMen 4 4 to 1
ddII d 1440 II 6
Priam ditto .5 S,S 0
I Largo perk 404 ii
Il ditto I I_l 4

s.d. s.d.l
inferior Wel .. S • to 4 0 1
Middling ditto 4 1 „ 4 1
Primo lam do. 4 6 „ 4 I
Prism man MU° 4 11,, I 0
Veal 4 0 „ 5 6

L.b . üd. to .. sd.

BRISTOL, Thersclay.--We had again a fell supply of
beef at our market to day. The trade WIIII very good,
and most of those on offer changed hands at about lam
week's rates, there being on the whole • downward
tendency. Beet descriptions realised from 110 a to 711 e..
and secondary from 66e. to 63a, pee .wt. We had
full supply of sheep, with an average trade, at about
lest week's prices, beet demriptione reelising from 11441.
to e4d. per lb. A large supply of lam* about 400 of
which were sent from Ireland. There was a good
demand, and priors ranged from 9d. to fled. per lb.
Store sheep wens rather mare% but the deemed wee
&ears. end high pious amid be obtained, owing to Um
more favourable weather whish bas set in. We had a
fair supply of pig., with a moderate trade, at &beet
1"1 wasies mien. MOOG pip and porkers realising from
10.. 3d. to 10.. 64. per soma There were very few
horses on offer, and the Imminent dose was of a limited
tearaoter.

WOOL MARIO/T.
Very few trassaotioos have tams phoe jeolciala
wool, but no further nabiation boa taken plass in pries'.
TM trade for English wool is heavy, at about late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS

COIN

TRADI

attn.—Al the commeneement of the market last
week's prices were asked but wheat receded fully 2s. to
31. per qr. In other grain no alteration.
HAIIPBWINS.—With an average attendance at this
*wagon of the year, the Southampton market yesterday
Iran dull for wheat, and to sell, lower rrices would have
to be taken. In all other descriptions of grai• the
trade was slow, and the excitement of the past week or
two entirely gone. Wheat, good, 575. to 881.; inferior,
4n.. to 54, ; barky. grinding, 33a. to 36a. ; oats, heavy,
white end black. 29e. to 335.; inferior. 245. to 27••
beans, 51s. to 534.: old 53.• le MIL white .4
gray, 445. to 48a.; malt, 675. to 706. per qr., and Amu,
40e. per sack.

Gtoucarrart —The imports of grain into Glonoester in
the past month have been 17.152 qrs. of wheat, 10,104
qrs. barley, 22.1;02 qrs. oats. 600 qrs. peas, 6813 qrs. beans
2,293 pa, of muse. and 1,100 sacks of Boar. The stook
of gram at the commencement a the present month Ina
- -of wheat, 4.3,3a0 qr..; barley, 1,470 qrs ; 0111.1. 25,190
qrs.; nese, 1,120 qrs., besides some foreign grain,
against 53,690 qrs. wheat. 1000 qrs. barley, 27930 qrs.
oats, 90 gra beans, and 1,300 qrs. peas, at the ooreepond•
tog period of last year. The market ha. rapidly receded
sines the arrival of the pacifia news from the seat 'of
war.

WARM/MITS.—Oar market eras fairly attended, and
there was an avenge supply of wheat. Uk. most other
inarkets hold this week, the trade was very heavy.
Farmers asked late rates, bet millers sad dftUre would
not approach them. Only a little business was eon.
▪ quently transacted? and that at 2.1. to 3s. per qr. less
money. Be 4 qualities made 541. to 57..; others front
525. to 555. Mt quantity of barley on offer is quite
Dominat, and all other eorn is in small supply. Priem
severally have a downward tendency. Oats make 265.
to 30s. ; beans, 50s. to 565.; peas, 44.. to 30t. per qr.
Flour is at 425. the seek for seconds. A good dad of
rain has fallen during the week, lad has impeded the
hay harvest
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

TEN 'CAM.' TILIDR.

BATE.— There mu • fair supply of carcases at to-day's
market, which sold as follows :—Beef, h. to fo. 44. per
stone of tilbs.; mutton, 51. to 5.. 24; lamb, 6s. to
So. dd.; veal, 4.. to 4s. 10d.; pork, 4a. 4Lt040. Pd.
Bmarot.—There was • good suppl) of caresses, with
a fair demand, at the following prioas :- --Bee/ 40. to
4a, 4d. per atoms of Mk.; mutton, 4s. &I. to 8..; lamb, 6..
Noavrlcn.—There was • fair show of lambs, breeding
ewes, and keeping sheep ott offer here to-day. Tim
business done was effeeted at about former rate.. rt.s
hest lambs brought 41s. to 4.3..; strong and useful, 31s.
to 33e.; and poor and mall. lad. to 29e. per heed ; keep-
ing sheep, 445. to 48e.; and fall of I/audition, Hs. to
58s. per bead. Fat sheep, 2.. 64. to 10.. and 10.. 63.
per 141 b. Store togs, 119 s. to 985.; and half ink 34n to
38.. per head. rat pork, 7s. &L to 7n 91 per 141 b.
Wttrtut as. —The cattle trade in this district is inactive
fest now, but there la • good Made doing in steep. at
Ligh prier. Beef sells quietly at! Is. 6.1. to 12a. 6d.
for best. and 10.. to lls. for inferior. Iffettsni makes
Sid. to 9J. the lb., end lamb, 10,1. to lid. seal is at
&1., and bacon pigs are heavy, at 11.4. 94. to Ils. the
BOOM
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-20

JERSXY.

ralll A NlSit. —At * polioyeanti of St. Helier's,
Jersey, no Mooday, Thorne' Habib, Iriehman,
licensed porter, and towbar of the Navel Reestee,
was oherged before Mr. Gibent. the magistrate, with
havieg on the previous Wedeeeday uttered seditious
sed disloyal language. At:iambus to the widow
given, Ii appeared- that the prisoner was upon the
pier on the day mentioned wait* the snivel of
the niwil packet from Wrywath. A large crowd
of pvcince had wesittiled, snA the primmer canna
esneldereble ennoyence by his expressions of eyes.
pithy with Heed Centre Stephses, staling his wish
that the ribel was on third the peetytt sod annooncr
ins his wMingness to preterit and Uthd bleb He
loudly declared that Stephens was a lhate ited
worthy man, sad bad a right to the prothhieu of
every pod triathlon. sad *A be *odd protest him
against all comers. He likewise ithouoired tact he
(primmer) "wee ea Ithilimen and a tenths to the
beckbeme." Whoa plead at the her, the primmer
professed his sorrow for diving given utterance to
language mmibed to him, and aid he would not
bars uttered it had be not been drunk. He decimal
1 that be key, nothing about the Pthisne, did not
know die Omaha of the term "Fenian," our
,a 1
thin, ensicerning the tasks orgenhaties.
magistrate said that although the waded of the
prisoner was very reprehensible, and in Ragland
weld hey subjected him to severe penishment, he
held only doh with it as breath of the pesos. He
would therefore line hire rt, and recommend the
withdrawal of his porter's licence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-20

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

@OWL Rata sights ars quite tusadsptod for as
theethee where betther lighting aor ventilation le yet
wallotekood. Every day metes to add to the popalerity
of tke Prises of Wales. He le India( the the of a foll 7
/mug Eaflisk patients& No the leers mesh of his
debar direst good perhaps ; be baa funded so hospital
or orpkaa asylum, and has not, that I au aware of,
aided direotly thy religious Sr awaial ftiOMI Of 1110•••
Met ; bot he " Noss alma a good lilt," sod aoa owly
speeds money, bet witless it to bespeak sod Ws le
very dear to the bawls of oar conntryinth. We asy
make pretty sera, for hiatuses, that his Royal Rigbawe
will williON tbo Oeford and Oththridge boat MIN the
Derby sad the Oaks, and this kind of thing always
tends to maks a prises popalar. SPEC re TOE.

geological trams," his stone, braise and iron
ages, his shen monads, (roresioos creature I)
cave dweUtnp, lake dwellinirs, and other
none of a pest existence. Thus the earth's crust
Is one gigantic grave of life departed. There
varied reeords are ths tombstones of the pest.
But " What of the future?" asks Mr. Pap by
way of corollary. He adopts the opinion of Dr.
Hutton that "everything in nature, physical and
vital, is passing on to newer forms and oondi-
dons, new distributions of sea and lend. new
climates and physical surroundings, new arrange-
ments of plants and animals, new developmenta
of higher and higher life for us," aye, an 111111)
himself, who. subject to the Name law ofprogres-
@ion, will in his turn i.finritos the furors We
don't know that. What man can ever do is
evidently very little. But Mr. Page maintains
that it yields an exalted conception of the
universe to believe in this law of inosesant de-
velopment and progises. So be it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-20

NOTES OF THE WEEK-

I.—" THE REFORM PROBLEM, its true
solution by a political Euclid," is the title of
the last new pamphlet, sent us by Mr.
Effingham Wilson. But is this right P
Ought a soulsl problem of the highest mond,
lios to oiy oonotttutional, impottooos, to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-20

BLAND FORD.

TIUMLICI &CWT. —On Tissirey erasing a
mod ansig leotaiv en the Tempersisee qesedes,
was delivered in the by Mr.14411'14
Horne (of the South oi Zaijaid sad goer Weds
Tempersame fiedety). ash** of the address
was " A hemmer te emelt the reds cif those who
masa to please themselves—be risk mad let think—
to pity drunkards end
_prier to diem, but not to
abstain thaisiesivesh ns• abed was takes by Mr.
Orris Predate to, sad at the does et the
lemur, the brae band of die society played •
sedation of made, evidently to the minimisation of
roes premiss Beraaw.osii Jed" the bead is
readily improving. The Chainsan having ride •
few introdnotory ma'am as the evil@ d intakes-
ars, and the duty of the Marsh to aid the tempar•
mos ears by Where with tbe socisty, calla
U.. hemmer to whirrs tie meeting. It be
imperible for eel. the limited epees of a paragraph
to give oar readers era am raise of the venous
topics touched alma The iaimitable style is libido
the rotator imposed the minded and venoms egress
of their who, *Wet empirming pity for the Urn,
do wilting to seer them, was • inarnpire. The
" hammer, ' he used was certainly of listryth"
power, and wielikd with mama skill, millet his
bread.inusoured sketches called heti ream of
lanOter We would advise ea, and empesially those
treabled with Imams of spirits, nervous disorder',
M, Logo and beer Mr. Harr as well ..an tram
who have not redid the tenaperaima garden a
more amusing adverts was never before heard in
131andlarii.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-20

PooLs

Tat body of a swoon, supposed to belong to or od
tho shine wrecked during thin late gale, woe wasb•d
arena aear the Coastguard Soros, at Brankaer,
during the might at ?hurray. It was brought to Pool*,
ar Warred by U. workhouse authorities is the
rometery.

Cannon Onsustsamssion.—Tbroegb tiro restillosne•
of P. T. Rapes, jam, Req., • beadsmen Maisel rmas
window bas reolotly berm added to 'be ebaaml of 84.
Mary'. Church, Looniest Th. window wallas of •
basement Riled with *bases alid spilropriaie ornamen-
tation, hum whit% spring !brie &parfait's* sontski•
Mdacegitme &own mid painted by Mr. Hopkins; of
, In the employ of Mown Robertson and Co.
The central lip.r• te our Savour; on His right
boards stands that =His mother, and as His kit
that of Mary Magdalene. Tbe draping of the limos
may be pronomosed exusielte, the posesoile handful'',
dream, and U. oolooring varied and harmonious. Tbe
body at Um window is crowned by trefoil trasery, in the
man et whist' is cm easel in the set of proles, Um
Mummy being otherwise filled with eleganiss of colour in
keeping with tbe lower part of Um work. mi. is the
third window 4g Mit Mal supplied by itn U is
this digitise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-20

! LYlf E REGIS.
ALTHOUGH hetweee the plan 1831 sod 1868 the
popedetioe of Lyrae Regis decreased 271, the number
of aleatory inereseed 30.

ALLINGTON.
!DAT OF HUMILIATION. —Divine inswies was bald
at !Waives Church on Friday morning. whom ch.
Hee. H. Fox preached. There was a good concre-
gets. On the following Sunday inersieg. the
Bei. R. Fox again preached a surenan eiltable *sate
doe, from the text, 26th obepliar of Isaiab. mat et
94 vane :—" When Thy jud 0 Lord;are in
the earth, the inhabitance o she world will learn
ilrighteousness" The cattle murrain, humid, was the
ftca of God ; it was from the Lord of Hoses, sad
11,1, sin tread be great if they refused to acknow-
ledge it. flare was a cause for it, which woe sin •
and of a great part of the =Leos, it might be said,
teat " the whole heed was amok, and the whole
heart faint." God did Oct punish willingirsistit
only in mercy. Their neighbourhood bad b hese spared the deems, but no is, amid tell what
would happen. He remened that wakes were I
made op a/families and individuals, and be nem-
melded then to coasider theauselem and their
own households, he eaborted them to tarn frees
their evil ways, and mid that if they turned from
the eel they would tarn from the punieluseet,
quoluzg Scripture in nipped of that etatmeent. He
an senheendy practical sermon, by hoping
that God would bless that bauble appeal to thesii
bearia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

Sagriculturt.

THE cattle plague ratans' shows • further gratifying
decrease. The number of attacks last week was only
99 against 148 in the preview' week.

TIN heavy rains of the past week or two here greatly
interfered with the ingathering of the harvest, and
from some porta we hear that great damage has been
inflicted upon the outstanding corn. The opinions
recently entertained on the promising harvest in
Yorkshire must now, therefore, be modified. Wheat
will be got together damp, and will not reach the market
In quantity till spring, and barley will be moah
'plowed.

Baurroc Szniman Wooi FAIL—Our annual Sep-
tember wool fair, which closed on Thursday, was not
marked by much activity. The bushier of late yaws
being almost entirely conducted by samples, little or no
wool was pitched. There was • good sittendanoe,mantlfsc-
turets being present from most of the clothing diatrica
but, owing to the high prime which the staplers
paid to the farmers, they were unable to meet the view.
of buyers La to prices, and most lots bad, therefore, to
be sold at • reduction. The prices were a• folio.:
Hop, 22d.; leathers, 20,L; head skins, from 10d. to
IW.; brokee, from 101. to 19d. ; old wether skins, from
18d. to 21d.', horn. 16d.; nott, 113 id. : lamb wools.
from 15d. to 16d. Long wool was down, but abort wool
maintained its pries. Skins were in demand, whilst
fleeces were somewhat neglected. The high prices that
have ruled in the oorn market of late, and the unfavour-
able state of the weather combined to enemies •decided
bad intlnence upon the wool trade; consequently, to
tuake:aeles, the buyer had to submit to • reduction in
long wool.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

BIRTHS.

August 31, at Lond'a Mill, Fordington, the wife of
Mr. Relwrt Rowe, of n eon.
September 1, at Albion•terrace, Woolwich, the wife
of Mr. John McDonald, engineer, of & daughter.
At Gillingham, Dorset, the wife of the Rev. C. A.
Tinhorn, of • son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

CORN MARKETS.

MARK Lug, Friday.—Firsh up to our market to-
day the arrival of home grown wheat was very moderate.
The weather being unfavourable for the harvest in tho
North the trade ruled firm, and prises were la. per
quarter higher than on Monday. Foreign wheat ruled
firm, and moat qualities were ls. per quarter dearer
than on Monday. The market mu moderately supplied.
Floating cargoes of grain ruled Arm, and prices were
rather in the advance. Barley wan in short supply.
The trade ruled Arm, at fall prices. mai was dull, at
about late rates. Oats were in good supply. Most
qualities commanded • steady sale, at Monday'. currency.
Beans and peas ruled inactive, on former terms. In
dour the trade tram study, at late rates.
P., Ck.

Per Qt.

WIIIAT I. 0.0.
Estee, Kant, red. ... 41 to 48 ' Scotch, potato 45 to Ss
" Ditto, new ... 40 to 47 I Irish. white ... 1060 25
Ditto,wkito,... 41 10 51 , " black •18to 26
" Ditto. . 401 e 50 ;
Norfolk and Lincoln
40 to 47 j
" Ditto, new —to
Molttni
Distill of
Grinding
11• LI.

... 30 le 4111
33 to
21 to

Mangan 41 to 43
431.1
Pigeon •451.4$
floe.
Gray ...
TALI/.
Sinnott spring to
FLOCS.
Town mad e, por 240
11.4
Household...
Country
Norfolk and Suffolk
en•ehip

Esse.. NoriOlig: -.and
Suffolk . . to
Kinryton and Won 3 to 64

Eng. 11.1., feed ... 10 to 45
' potato ... 94 to 30
Scotch, feed 20 to 2,0

... 211 to SS

• 34 to 37
... 39 la 41
33 to 41

Busier, Thursday.—The past week has been ex-
tremely wet, and it is fortunate that in this neighbour-
hood the harvest is as far advanced that very little
wheat remains unsecured ; some quantity of Lent corn
in still in the Gelds, and must sustain more or less
damage. We bad a short supply of English wheat
offering to-day, which met a free aide at an advance of
Is. per qr. Foreign was inquired after at from is. to
2a per qr. above last week' sprioes. Malting barley sold
well at Late rates., and grinding sorts were fully as dear.
Old mita were firm in price, but new Irish being meetly
damp were 6,1. per qr. cheaper. Beans and pees were
freely offered, and quite 6d. per qr. cheaper. Indian
corn was unaltered in value. Float was the turn
dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTtS.

Tuesday, IL—Poole Cos—a-t;-Con—ri.
Austion at Whitefirld Barton, Chaldasombe,
Devon, by Mr. John Gould, of 70 Bullocks
and 400 Sheep.
Wareham (Dorset) Fair.
11, and 3 following days.—Woreester Musical
Festival—Ordinary Return Tickets inued at
all dation' on the Great Western line.
Wednesday, 12.—Auction at IVertland Pound, lientiip
bury, Devon. by Mr. John Gould, of GO
Bullocks, MO Sheep, 10 HOTIMI. Pip. kv.
Wilton (Wilts) and Giles Hill, Winchester
(Hants) and Gillingham (Dorset) Fairs.
Thursday, 13 and following day.—Auction of Household
Furniture, Sm., at Melconibe Horsey, by Mr.
Ensor.
Friday, 14.—Wimborne (Dorset) Fair.
Saturday, 15.—Mr. Ensoes Repository Sale, Dorchester,
Monday, 17.—Ercursion by London and South Western
Railway from Weymouth, Dorchester, An.,
to London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

EAST LULWORTH.

Important Sale to limber Ilerehanls, Carpenters,
Coopers, Wheelwright., Ice.

MR. T. ENSOR has been honoured with
instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, IEB6, a large
quantity of Elm, Ash, Beset, and Fir TIMBER, Poles,
Leawood, Firewood and Faggots, now lying on the
Lulworth Estates.

Catalogues of the Lola may be obteined One Week
before the Sole at the Red Lion Hotel. Wareham;
Black Bear Inn. Wool: Hod Lion Inn, V7infrith ; at
the Timber Yard, East, Lulworth ; and of the
A uct ioneer Dorchester.
.

The Sole will commends at the Timber Yard, East
Lulmortii, at One o'clock.

AGOOD STOCK AND CORN FARM of
476 mow, with good remittals., maw Winshostor,
to Ite LIM for • Term. loomodiato entry by taking
Crops, Tillages, ha, at Valustion.—Apply to Mr.
Joura Bt.uwont., Land Agent, he., Snraltdon,
Southampton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

M A 'IMAGES.

At the Minster, Wimborne, by the Onslow,
Mr. John Msodonahl, to Rebecca, eldest daushier of
Mr, Thomas Habitood, brick mercb•tit, Ly tehett Minster.
Sep. 5, at St. (;eorite'a church, East Stonebouse, by
the Res. D. Naotes, rector of Powdenham and chaplain
to the Earl of Devon, and uncle of the bride, Thomas
Tarrant, Esq., M.D., of the Cape Mounted Rifles, eldest
son of Thomas Doskin Tarrant, Esq., J.P., of Charles.
town, Queenstown, Ireland, to Mien Christian, second
daughter of the Rev. W. It. Nantes, vitas of East Stone-
house.

At St. Saviour's church, Paddington, by the Rev. W.
Douglas Veitch, Thome. Collville Scott, Esq., of IS
Parliament-street, Westminster, and of 32, Charlton Hill
East, St. John's Wood, youngest son of the late Robert
Scott, Req., of Roswell, Forfarshire, N. 8., to Ida, eldest
daughter of Robert Clark, Esq., of 21 Chepstow Villas
West, Bayawater.
At the Wesleyan Chapel, Poole, by the Rev. James
Cook, Mr. Martin Seal, of London, to Miriam, eldest
daughter of Mr. George Curtis, of Poole.
At St. Mary's Church, Branksea, Dorset, by the Re..
Dr. Buckett, Mr. Thomas Chapman, to Mrs. Elise
Cohere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

Lamst.

.' EXPRESS" °rms. Monday Night.

lii. Focree fine etatue of Lord Herbert of Lea,
which is s i
oon to be placed n front of the WAY Offioe,
1".11 Mall, has been successfully out in bronze.
gra ALL HSGLAND PLOUGHING MATCH.—The rst
notch this autumn took place on Thursday at Kings.
cote. Glocestenhire, on a piece of gram land, in first.
rsto order for showing the ploughing. The firet and
eecond prizes in the champion class, and three other
prizes in the field were awarded to ploughmen using
llansouio's ploughs.

ComrLETIOn OF THE ATLANTIC CABLL—The follow-
ing telegram was received by Reuter'. Telegram Com-
pany (limited) at 11.20 p.m.—Valentia. B.lstcrober B.
The following was received f rom Heart's Con te t,through
the 1865 cable, at 9.20 p.m. :—"lt is with the greMed
plessure I have now to rey ort to you the suoce4uloom.pletion of the Atlantic cable of 1865."

ALLZOID MOTIF T OF TROOP& —An extraordinary
rumour haa had currency for • couple of days at the
Cutralth camp, traceable to no authentic source, to the
effect that the lit battalion of the 3rd Buff., which left
the Cumgb on the 17th June for India, had mutinied
on board the transport, and "had thrown overboard
some of the officers and the whole of the service
ammunition." "As this statement (soy. the Dublin
correspondent of the Pall Mall Gaulle, writing on
Friday night), obtains circulation in sonic of the Irish
papers to-day, I mention its purport, without impress-
ing an opinion as to its truth."

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

PROVDUON lIARKEI'xL

MINCING lAMB. Friday.—The trammetioni in all kinds
of butter are only moderate, at about stationary in lc
Friesland, 112 a. to lilt; Kamfen and Zarolk, 104.. to
109 e. ; Bosob, 60. to 70..; Bodes and Leer, Bt.. to
92s ; Holstein and Kiel, 100 s, to 112 s. ; and Jersey, 90r.
to 100.. per cwt. There is only • moderate demand for
bacon, at late quotation,. Ham., :rowever, are scarce,
and quite u dear aa last week. In other prorrir•us
very little ii doing.

WOOL 11 AItKET.

The farther redaction in the Bank rate ham imparted
great irmneis to the hiddinas and in all business eon-
eluded late rates have been foUy realiesd. English awl
Frenah br.yen have operated freely, and a fair outplay
of wool has been taken on Gent= amount.

POTATO MARK KT.
BOROUGH AND firtettimunt.Fridaz.—Tlteee markets
are fairly supplied with potatoes The inquiry hi limited.
at the annexed rates :—Regents, Cilh. to Iw.; rock.,
Mu to 701.. pa ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

WEYMOUTH.

THU Mayor of Weymouth has now in his garden
• pear tree in full blossom, for the second time during
the present year.
COMITY COUHT.—His Honour, Judge Everett,
hold his monthly eosin bore on Tbitioday lint, but
the roosedings were devoid of public interest, and
the was got through in about • couple of
tiatioutiodnisan,Grispectingbet•BwQueerviththeo:i.;:purchalVernidocruitso f
the gas work.,
have been entirely broken off, and that the new
company WI taking stops to apply to Parliament for
powers to scoot new week&
an....inToonsisotion:
trieloadaoutlyarb.4ll4hwathtuhrlaStisylischenljornallaskliarl4,lwidurnidifri?‘i:;7l7Caltzthiirewn:
▪ i11e.,10%- -curable weather greatly interfered.
ever tin use. 'luaus and other friend. moan.
The' lAu. T. A, '-
pealed the pant -"nrrza GARDE" roa
Oavirrm. PALAini Aittl t. 4trY. Milled :reit,
Wgrigetrrff.—The first show of 5e.. •4
pima* ferns, lowers, and l
-winced
Crystal Pelson asinine for Weymouth haa be as,,. sa,„
to take place on Wednesday and Thursday neat,
which *manias the exterior and interior views
of the pioposed winter gardens will be exhibited.
We understand that a very large and varied collection
of spesimens has been promised for exhibition.
and that the affair is looked upon as being likely to be
far superior to anything of the kind that haa ever
taken place in this part of the country. As
Hawkina who has, unaided, undertaken the
entire risk arid management of the exhibition has been
put to considerable expense in getting it up, we trust
that he will receive on the occasion a large stasee of
Public mIPPort.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

CALNE

Convictions 10h Manning CATTLE LIOLIMIS.—
At the Petty Pessions at Coles, (before tar Ker. Trends
Goddard sad Colonel Ward), Mr. Mersiter and Mr. IL
tfaundrell, jan., farmers, Yr. Rich, nettle dealer, and
two drovers named Card end Carey, were obardvd by
the polies wits liaise bowies for the paamde of "661
shish had been altered to suit the oonvenienee of the
defeedrata slier barrio' been stinted by the wer4llbradri.
It appeared that in three licenses the number of salmi&
had been altered, as well am The kind and the quality of
the stock, aod in one instanne Chippenham had bee"
inserted for Wee. The defendants pleaded guilty, and
Moore. Rich, Matindroll, and Meenter were fined
earth, and the drovers 30a. each and costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

WAREHAM.

Fri. said that a sharp fight will take place in the
Registration Court tltis year..
. . .

We are happy to say, that our streets showed
light in their lamps on Saturday evening last, in
coneequenoe of a subscription for the purpose, got up
by Mr. William Spicer headed by the Mayor. The
temporary darkness will make the light all the
more appreciated.
Tug flirts CORM—There will be company drill
and lunch at The Grange by the kind invitation of
the Rev. N. Bond,on Thursday, Sept. 13. at 11.30 s.m.
Conveyances will leave Swanage and Wareham to
;
take the men to drill, the former calling at Corfu.
A good muster is expected.
Till Gus COMPANY.—The annual report ot the
committee of shareholders in the Wareham Coal
Gas Company, states that the sub-committee have
erected a suitable oudding, including an office and a
house, at an expense of £1.52 4v. 4d , and they
advance as a proof of the general efficiency of the
Works, and partly as the result of the improvements
adopted, that althLugh the loss to the company
during the past year from a reduction of 10.1. per
thousand feet in the price of gas has been £73 9s. bd.,
the gain from increased consumption has been
£43 9s. but, making the actual loam only £3O, this
deficiency they 'wheys will be made up during the
coining season. The Committee are happy to state
that all the liabilities of the Company to June 30th,
are discharged, and as they find a balance of
£ll3 17s. 6d. in the Treasurers hands, together with
good debts amounting to £l7 12s. 3d., which will
shortly be paid, and as the Company will be receiving
a further sum of about £9O for the September Quarter,
they have no hesitation in recommending that a
dividend be paid oath. £2O ahem for the past year
of 6 per cent. The report wax adopted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

OSTRILOW Or
.W.tTrE.

The 81711TY06 suggested Met re—rheal gratiap
axed spinet the wall connecting with tbe
catch-pit, to obviate an overflow or water on the Local
in Charles-street, near Bollen'a peasaee, at • met
and it was agreed to.

Several caber matters were diapusecl of, ead tie
meeting separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

4.Ak

LONDON MARKETS.

---4- -
BY EXPRESS tt ELECTRIC TELEGRAPR

(FROM OV It OWN REPORTER)

MONDAY, SEPT. Jo.
MARK•LANE.

Arrivals of cheat very moderato; condition tolerably
good, Trade firin, and an advance of 2s. per qr. took
place in the quotations.
supriy of barley wry moderate ; trade firm, at an
A11•1111C.• in prices of 1.. per Ilf.
Malt in slow requeat, at about Monday's currency.
Oat trado was steady, and in some isatuican • slight
advance took plate.
Beans steady, on former terms.
Pemo changed hands at the prices of Monday last.
Flour firm, and prises had an upward tendency.

lIETROPOLITILN CATTLE MARKET, Sm. 10.
A full average supply of foreign stock, demand some.
what heavy, at drooping prices.
Arrivabi of beasts from our own grazing districts very
moderate. Nearly all breeds moved off slowly, at •
decline in the quotations compared with Monday last of
2d. per 81b. no top flauro was ss. 6d. per Sib.
Tolerable supply of sheep, demand heavy, and the
currencies gave way 21 per 81b. The hest Downs and
hidf.breds sold at 6s. 4d. per sib., and in some instances
Gs. 6d.
Calvet in moderate supply, and steady request it
from 4a. 4d. to 51. 4.3. per Sib.
Store pigs moved off freely, at full quotations.
Otherwise, pork trade heavy on former terms.

MONEY MARKET, Sir?. 10.
comm. for
ftn4 to ; and for the leeount,
893 to S.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

~"

CATTLE

PLAGUE.

rcHR LOCAL AUTHORITY of the
County of Dorset having declared the Parish of
"Winterborne St. Martin to be an "Infected Moe,"
—Notice I. hereby given, that it will not be lawful
to remove aoy Animal from the aforesaid Pariah to
any other Perla!' or Place. Or to remove from the
aformaiil Parish any Hides, Skins, Horns, Hoofs, or
Offal of Atimels, or any Carcase of, or Undressed
Meat that has formed part of any Bull, Bullock, Cow,
Os, Heifer, or Calf, or any Dung of Animal., or Hay,
Straw, Litter, or othi r Articles forming the food of, or
used for or about Animals, without a License.
SAMUEL B. COX,
Impootor•General of Cattle, and Chief Constakle
of Dorset.
Dated 6th Sept., 1866.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-11

DEATHS.

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August 6, st Sierra Leone. Frederick William
Hodges, Lieutenant 11.11. 4th W.l. Regiment. second
son of J. F. Hodges, EN., of Dorchester, aged 24.
August 31, at West-street, Bridport, Mr. William
Farnham, watchmaker sad bell-hanger, age 4.52 years,
after a lingering illness.
September 1, at St. Mary-street, Weymouth. Mr.
Charles Jarvis Cooper, tailor, after • protracted illness,
In his 53rd year.
September 3, at Pulteney Buildings, Weymouth,
where he had gone for the benefit of his health, Mr.
Christopher Caine., of Long Close, Milton Abbas,
aged 49 years, deeply regretted.
September 3, et Lyme Regis, Robert Ransom, infant
son of Mr. James Keats, aged 2 years and 5 months.
September 4, at Dorchester, in her 87th year. Eliza
Frances, last surviving child of the Itev. John Feaver,
formerly rector a St. Mary church, Devon.
September 6, at Dorchester, Frederica, eldest
daughter of Mr. B. Hutchings, carpenter, aged 22.
September 6, at Dorchester, Colour-Sergeant Senior,
Done 4 Militia. aged 48.