The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26 00:00:00

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AN ACT OF GRATITUDE.-5,000 Copies
of a Medionl Book for Gratuitous Circulation.—
GEORGE THOMAS, Esq., having been effectually
cured of nervous debility, foss of memory, and dimness
of sight, resulting from the early errors of youth, by
following the instructions given in a Medical Work by
a Physician, he considers it his duty, in gratitude to the
author, and for the benefit of nervous sufferers, to pub-
lish the means used. He will therefore send free, to any
address, in a sealed envelope, on receipt of a directed
envelope enclosing two stamps, to pre-pay postage, a
copy of the medical work containing every information
required.—Address, G. Tnomss, Frq., Craven House,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.

BANKRUPTS.
(From the Lotidow daseite of Tuesday.)
William Wolf, Eaton.terraoe, Rotherithe, baker.
Stephen James Field, Railwey•place, Fenohuroh-street,
wine and spirit agent.
George Montagu Evans, late of Farnham, money
seri vener.
John Metcalf and John Lilly, Birmingham, hosiers.
James Williams, Llanwonno, Glamorganshire, grocer.
Robert and George Elliott Wright, Leeds, and Harp.
lane, wharlingers.
Robert Palmer, een., and Robert Palmer, Jun., Stokealey,
Yorkshire, scriveners.
Charles Lewis Wrenshall, Birkenhead, musks'
teacher.
William Brown, Whitehayen, 'milder.
_ _ (From the London Gazette of Friday).
. . _ _

John Boden Radford, Bun•oourt. Cursonstru"S, butoher.
David Laing Burn, Cornhill, merchant.
Joseph Mao-krill, late of Barton-upon•Humber, brick
manufacturer.
James Bishton and Wllllarn Wilkinson, Birmingham,
fruiterers.
Samuel Aloook, Stafford, painter.
Thomu Churahouse, Briton•lerry, near Reath, Glamor.
gansliire, grocer,
Yieldhouse Long and William Long, Yudon, Yorkshire,
cloth manufacturers.
Ambrose Scully, Bradford, Yorkehire, ironmonger.
Joseph Samuel Dutton, Kingstoni•upon•Hubl, wine
merohant.
Richard Exley Twin, Louth, Liaolnshlre, grocer.
William Wilcox, Llierpool, unmake?.
Henry Bandar, Manchester and Newton•huth, oil.
merchant.
John Merriman, Booth Shields, draper.

PITT A.IIINULLID.

Algzon %swan Aulon, lesnolituoll-stirat, 'hip

, wh. reoeived ft —l4-11.1)obs neok. It .
laid that Lana was incited to thrash Aland in cones.
quenoe of the latter having struck his mother during
the evening. Aland :mule no attempt to escape.
He wee brought up on Monday, but romandod, on bail,
until Lime, who is at present lying iu a prtioariuue
state, oan make his appearanue.

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Solent. The Spaiiish
Spanieh vessel of war off Templet% while hie family
went on board the Solent, and were landed at Havannah.
On the wey from the city of fdexioo, the diligence was
attacked by robber. ; throe of them were ehot dead by
the &limos party, who aloe* uninjured,

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Groat depression eilited:ln mercantile oiroles at Via.
torn".

There was no marked change In the New York money
market. The discount rates for first•class paper sip•
neared to be fixed at 4 and 6 per out Socond•olass
paper was more plentiful.

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The transaatione In foreign exohange for the dimmer
were light. Bankers' bill, were at 1009 to 110, though
some drawer' were making an eighth higher. The Bank's
statement exhibited the following emit i—Decirease in
loam, $OO,OOO odd ; Menial. in specie, $BOO,OOO odd ;
increase in circulation, $104,000 odd ; increase in un•
drawn deposits, $500,000 odd.
Stocks were buoyant up to the evening of the 12th.
The following were the latent quotations I—Virginia
Size', 04 ; Mluouri Sleek 879 ; New York Central,
849 ; New York and Eyre, 101 ; Reading Railroad, 51 ; 1
Michigan Central, 1574 ; Mlohigan Southern, 24 ;
Cleveland and Toledo, 381 ; PSII4IIII Railroad, 117 ;
Chicago and Rook Island 659 ; Milwaultie and Misa a•
eippl, 1111 ; Galena and Chicago, 849 ; La Crosee, 4f ;
Delaware and Hudson, 909 ; Pennyslvania Coal, 701 ;
Pacific Mail Steamehip Company, 1044.
The papers of the 14th report that on the previous
day the transactions in money were unhnportant.

The Eitock•market recovered from • alight depression
on the previous day, excepting u regarded Erie and
Paisiflo

The cotton-market was dull at & decline of 4 per cent,
Little doing in iron, at unchanged prioes.
dull. Crude turpentine in demand. Sugar much de-
pressed. A steady demand for tobacco. Ashes quiet,
at Sc. for pot, and 84e. for pearl.
The European advicee by the City of Baltimore de.
premed common brand of flour, but the better camas
were unchanged. Common to good western $4 40.3,
to $4 50c. • extra lowa, Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio,
$5 to $5 Igo.; extra Tenelsee, $5 100. to $7 75c.; Cana-
dian superfine and extra, $4 750. to $6 ; mixed to Straight
Southern, $4 800. to $5 35c. ; Southern fancy and extra,
$5 450. to $7 400. Canadian brands, heavy. Southern,
dull. Wheat lower and unsettled, the higheet quotation
being Canadian White, $1 18c. ; fair to choice white
southern, $1 350. Corn in better demand ; mixed Wes-
tern choice, 720. Provisions heavy.
I There was more freight offering for Liverpool at
ls. 4id.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct, 24.
The Hudson steamer, belonging to the North German
Lloyds, Captain G. Wenke, from New York to Bremen,
put in at this port yesterday, and took in a supply of
coals, proceeding on her journey at daylight this morning.
She had 120 passengers and 750 tons of cargo. The
Hudson had strong easterly gales during the voyage,
and arrived off the Needles at eight o'clock on Friday
night, but waited for a pilot till midnight; the weather
was very thick and hazy. She left New York on the
afternoon of the 9th, and her news is therefore antici-
pated by the City of Washington.
In lat. 47.47 N., long. 44.57 W., on the 15th inst., the
Hudson spoke the English brig Eagle, bound east; and on
the 22nd, off Start Point, the Bretuen bark Virginia,
bound east, all welL

LAWS Or Divoacz IN AIIEBICA.—We have 32 States,
and there are almost as many diiierent laws of divorce
as there are States. The reader may see some of theso
differenoes by the following statement :-1. In the States
of Ueorgia, Alabama, and -Mississippi two-thirds of the
Legislature must concur with the decision of the Court
to make • divorce. 2. In Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
ginia, South Carolina, Louisiana, and Missouri no di-
vorce can be granted but by special Act of Legialature ;
and South Carolina has never granted • divorce. 3.
In the States of Connecticut, Ohio, and Illinois all
divorces are total. 4. In Massachusetts, New York,
and North Carolina nothing but adultery is canoe of
divorce. 5. In Illinois two years' absence only is • causo
of divorce. 6. In Indiana, we believe, anything is a
cause in the discretion of the Court.

The Secretary of State for War hu decided on mak-
ing an important alteration in the dress of the troops
serving in India, in order to promote the health and coin-
fort of the soldiers exposed to that climate. For the
present dress is to be substituted a snit of a light drab
colour, made of a strong material chiefly composed of
cotton, consisting of a tunic and loose trousers. In-
stead of the Government providing the men with this,
dress, as at present, commanding officer' of regiments
and depots will be permitted to employ any contractor
they please to furnish the new clothing, the authori-
ties at the Horse Guards paying the colonel or other
eummanding officer a certain price for each suit
supplied. As soon as the neoeuary arrangements have
been completed the regiments now in India and the
troop' about to oinbark will be supplied with the now
clothing.

TIN -LAT, COLLISION ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES
RAILWAY—.OR Saturday, at the sitting of the magis-
trates for the Bottitham Division of Cambridgeshir•-.-
present, Rev. J. Hallekme, Mr. E. Hicks, Mr. C. W.
Townley, and Mr. Herbert Wilkineon—H•nry Ward,
the driver of the train which ran into the horee.box train
at Sixmalle Bottom on the night of Saturday, the 9th
inst., was brought up in oustod , charged with having
caused the death of the , Charles Tilumrsh, Mr.
Cooped i town clerk, Cambridge, appeared for the prose.
cation ; Mr. Rawlinp, of Roinford, for the prisoner;
and, as at the inquiry before, Mr. Ashley, of Houton,
for the company. The evidence having been heard, Mr.
Rawlings meth; a forcible appeal on behalf of the prisoner,
relying principally on the fact of the non.abandonroent
of his engine, but the Bench committed him for trial,
ball being taken for his appearance, himself to no, ow
two 'aides of R 35 each.