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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

CATTLE
_MARKETS.

If triton Lyra); Friday.—Moderate
supplies of beasts. The trade was firm, but not active,
and prices were supported. With sheep the market
wu fairly supplied. Transactions were to a fair extent,
at about late ',tea. Lambs sold gaiety. Ceives were
in limited request, on former terms. Prime small
porkers changed bands with moderate activity; other.
wise the demand for pig. wu heavy.
par sae., to mak Übe 0161. _ _

--s.d. s.d.
Inf. <oafs. bouts 3 ito 3 Prlmollouthdownt6 8 to 6 10
•lenond quality 310 to 4 Lrg. 100050 caltoo 4 6to 6 •
P.m large APO 4 10 to 5 Moo mall
Prime Soots. ke. 5 Bto 6 1 Largo hop II 6to 4 0
Inf. coarse Aeon 3 0104 Neat 11111 i. porky, 4 Bto 5
+ecood quality .. 4 2to 6 ealwoo,ech 22 oto 1.5
Primo coat.* wild 6 0106 Qr.old sir pios.4o 22 otoo6 0
Lamb., 64 A' I 8.4 d
TOTAL lIITPTIA. POILIMIT lICTTLT.
_ .
Calves.

Lambs, lo IA to Is la

.. ........... ....... 13760 Shea, --..--............ 3810
486 Wm—. ... ..... ... ...... &SS

Bszta .

910

06

--

Pig+

Baurrot, Thureday,—Our market showed sigma d
falling off, it being not nearly so full as it has been fog
the prat few weeks. Prices are still on tbe decline, and
trade is in anything but a brisk condition. nur dock
of beef wee moderate, and business, thosigh it was rather
better than w last ash, was dull, at 75s to 774 per cwt.
for best qualities, sod 684 to72s for secondary
' descrip-
tion.. A good supply of mutton, with a middling
sale, mothers realising front 71d to 71,1 per lb., and
ewes from 61d to 7. The number of lambs in the
market mu not large, but those on offer sold remark-
ably well, and wore speeddy disposed of at 131 d to M
per lb. We bad not so many store cattle front Ireland
this week as we have had in precious works, the con-
signment to-day being only ascot 1500, whilst al
Previous marketa it has remised 2000 and 2500.
Business woo slack, and prices ruled lower. A mid-
dling supply of miloh cows, with a poor trade, and no
alteration in pries.. Pigs sold at slightly rednoed rates,
12s to 12. ed being (mentor porkers and bacon pigs.
IMETROPOLITaIe 102.43 MARKET, Friday.—Moderate
supplies of meat have been on sale. On the whole, the
trade has been steady, at full prices.
Per 81t5., by tbe camas
d. ad. .d. 5.4
Inferior beef .. 3 oto 3 8 Inferior mutton 4to 3 8
Middling ditto 310 „ 4 2 Middling ditto 10,, 410
Prime large do. 4 4 4 8 Primo ditto.. . 0,, 8 2
Prime MosJI ditto 4 10 _ö I I large pork 6 „ 4
Veal 4 0 0 gossi ditto.... 4 „ 5 4
Labe is od tee. od.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

.330..U1
40 0 .. 46

English, good seconds, per 48076.--
United Mates, Canadian,Lv., sweet super-

Si 0 .. SS

. 23 •

CS SI KIM was.
Mixed American, par 4/30Ib. 0 ..
Danubian, ditto 0 .. 30 II
ARRIV•LI.—Irish: 27 gra wheat, nes qr oats. Coetwier:
2750 qrs. wheat, 307 qrs. nats. Foreigu : 2696 pm. berky, 2401
qrs. beam, pens, de. ; 3727 qrs. melee.
Devizes Wheat in very small supply and the unfavour-
able weather during the peat week had • visible
tendency to enhance prices. Bverything on offer me
cleared at an &dream of Is to 2s per qr. on last week's
rates. There was no material alteration in the vales of
other articies.—Oloacterer: We have again • firmer
tone to report in the COM trade. Supplies of Bagliek
wheat from the farmers are moderate, and hat week's
prioes are fully supported ; foreign Is in fair oonsumptive
request at late rate., Barley sell, slowly at about pre-
vious quotations. Fine heavy crate are fully as dear ;
offoondary descriptions are a drug, end the turn cheaper,
Beans, pea', and maize unchanged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

ILLUSTRATED CATALOOUTAI FORWARD= PIER ON

ArrucAnos.

A.D. 1720.
ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSIJRALNCE
CORPORATION,

(EstablisAed by Charter of Elia Majesty George tJae
F.rst,)

FOR SEA, FIRE, LIFE: AND ANNUIT:ES.

Orrlcsa : ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.

OCTAVIUS WIGRAM, Esq.—Governor.
Jamie STIWAST HODGSON, Esq. —Sub-Governor.
thISILLJUS JOHN MANNINO, Esq.—Deputy Gown. Or.
DITIECTOSS :
Robert Barclay, Esq.
John Garrett Cattlei Req.
Mark Currie Close, .
Edward James Daniell, Esq.
William Davidson, Eaq.
Lanoelot William Dent, Esq.
Alexander Drum, Esq.
Frodk. Joseph Edlinann, Esq.
Charles Hermann Goscben, E.g.
Riversdale Win. GrenfeU, Esq.
Francis Alex. Hamilton, Req.
Robert Amadeus Heath, Esq.
William Yellow Hibbert, Esq.
Wilmot Holland, Esq.
Egerton Hubbard, Esq.
Nevile Lubbock, Esq.
George Forbes Maloolmson, Esq.
Lord Joaceline Win. Percy.
Charles Robinson, Escivaq
Samuel Leo Schuster,
Eric Carrington Smith,
Joseph Soong, Esq.
William Wallace, Esq.
Charles Baring Young, Esq.
Medical Referee: Samna'. SULLY, Esq., P.B.S.

NOTICE.—Tho uanal fifteen days allowed for
payment of FIRE PREMIUMS falling doe at
Midsummer will. expire on the 9th of July.
FIRE and LIFE ASBURANCE:I may be effected
on advantageous terms.
FIRE DlJrY.—Tois Tax having been abolished, the
PREMIUM is NOW the only aurae for FIRE
ISSUE ARO!.

—fiIIifiRITSTOCK—No extra charge is made for
the use of Steam Thrashing Machines.
The Reversionary Bonus on British LIFE POLICIES
has averaged nearly 2 per cent per allltlllls on the
sum assured.

Equivalent reductions have been made in the Pre.
miums payable by persons who preferred that form a
Boons.

The divisions of Profit take plaoe eeery Five years.
kny sum nut exceeding 1:15,000 may be insured on
one Life.
This Corporation affords to the Aentred—
Liberal participation in Profite, with the
guarantee of a large invested CaMtel•Stock, and
exemption under Royal Charter from the
liabilities of partnership.
The advantages of modern practice, with the
security of an Office whose resources have been
tested by the experience of nearly a CIATCHT
AND • HALL,

LAWES' BONE TURNIP MANURE.
RDAMEN begs to inform his agricultural
friends that be mealtimes Sole Agent for the
Palo, in the county of Dorset, of LAWEB' BONE
TURNIP MANURE. The superior quality of this
manure is no well known, that IL DAMEN has only to
assure his friends it will be found to give the SANI6
atidsction as for many years past.
Mr. W. A. Trews', of Bridport Harbour, will !alo
orders for this manure in the neighbourhood of Bridpat.
Early orders for delivery at any port or railway
station in the county will much oblige. .
Dorchester, May, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

ROBBING A DEAD WOMAN OF HER MONEY
AND WEDDING RING.
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_
It has boon found that Mrs. Sarah Kerling, who nivt
her death by drowning in • pond hut Tuesday,
bad been robbed of the money in her purse, and the
per.* put back in her pocket. Not content with this,
the unfeeling creature who must have done it after the
poor 44014160 W 64 dead, actually stole ths wedding ring
from her finger The ring mark waa plainly perceptible
after she had been laid out, and search we. made every-
where for the ring itself. Among other places. one of
her friends shook out • tuft of feathery gram, which
had been placed in a glass for °mammal on' side-board.
Yet • day or so afterwards, &ember person want to this
gram, end prodnoed the ring, producing& strange mow
tion in the minds of all present, especially in that of the
Person who was sure that when she examined it, the
ring was not there. No trace of the poor women's
money hag been diaooserod, and it reatsins mysterious
cam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

DORSETSMIRE :

DORCHESTER—Mr. THOMAS COOMBS, Soliutor.
Blandfunl Mr. William Shipp.
Bridport
Beaminstur
Lyme Mr. James Farnham.
Poole Mr. A. A. Allen, of Hun.
worthy, Aceountant.
Shaftesbury Mr. Thomas Harvey.
Sherburne Mr. L. H. Ruegg.
Sturmioster Newton Mr. Benjamin Cheecman.
Weymouth
Wimborne
Wiurehain Mr. J. J. Batas, of East
Lul worth.

SOMERSETSELIKE, and the borders cif adjacent
COY ies :

Well.
Asbridge Mr. W.Richardson,bookaellsr.
Bridgwater
Chard
Castle Carey
Solicitor.
Crewkerne
Christchurch
Froine
Banking Company.
Ilminster
Minebead Mr. John Moore.
M ilverton Mr. A. R. Payne, solicitor.
Sbepton Mallet
Taunton
Winoanton
Yeovil and Ilchester
Solieitorn .
tiouthmolton
Barnstaple
lUrscombe
Tiverton
Honiton
Ottery
}Linwood Mr. Wm. Cbapple.
Fordintibridgr Mr. R. M. Davy. Solicitor.
Salisbury
-
Prospectusee and all information may be obtained on
applioation to any of the Company's Agents, or at the
ROYAL EXCHANGE, LONDON.
11.013 T. P. EiTKEL,E, Reashry.

WATERLOO WINE STORE% WATERLOO
TERMINUS, LONDON, 8,
wH. CLARK and Co. laslots rubniit, and strongly recommend, tbe fo minded
wria 1, SPIRITS :liM

Per doom.
5. a, 1. 1. s. s.
genisimy or Martell's Owe
Braady(botUed hams* 48 54 60
Sparkling Champagne ...... 27 30 36 50 58 60
Claret ........................... 12 18 Si 38 48 66
Sherry.. ..................... 18 36 42 48
Port
iikorio' 1;i•
ha& 2bippiOL Of
........ 12 2
A template pries Het forwarded post free ass
Terms Terms Orion assacaustiag to LE upward
ortrot4o4 °wisp Pm to ill Milroy !Stations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

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RIOISTIRID FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD.

TELE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,—Thei
FINAL DIVIDEND WILTING of the
CREDITORS of WILLIAM WALLACE FYFB,
of Forclingtoa, and Churah-street, in the pariah
of All Ban* Dorchester, in the County of
Dorset, Printer and Publisher, and lets • primmer
for Debt, in the Dorset County Gaol, and since
aii
who was adjudicated Bankruptapt on the 17thls
day
January, 1867, will be bald before Jos. Dant=
Kato, Esquire, the R.istrer of the Court at the (Mart
of Bankruptcy forth. Exeter Diatriet„ In Queen-street.
Exeter, on the 2nd day of JULY, 11869, at 19 of the
Cloak, at noon precies4, wham the Creditors' designs
will submit a statement of the whole estate of the
Bankrupt, as then amertained, of the property remind
and of the property outstanding (specifying the oases
of Its being so outstanding), and of all the read* sad
all the payments thereout seed.; end may erudite, who
hes proved may attend and onarane mush etetameat,
and compare the receipts with the mauls ; and 1166
meeting will dealers by resoletioa whether any end
what part of the said produce of the estate, after mak-
ing a reamenaltie deduction for future toatizigelletee, shall
be divided amongst the creditors; and meditate who
have not already proved their debts are toss.' pre-
wed to prove the same, or they will be ezeinded the
benefit of the said dividend, and all shams not then
proved will be disallowed.
Mr. Manly Lam, of Bonbons; Winter to the
toirAgre4.
them. Tniar. and Presmac, of 8, Bollihalthal.
Timiter, his Agents.

TBB BANKRUPTCY ACT, 186 L
JTORN THOMAS WATTS, of the village of
Wawa's', in the Island al Pen 6.4 I. ebe
fireme, of Doff* Chemise end Druq4.S having bees
tnisAged bamknapt oe the Nl.olsb 4.7 of Jane,
"we__l telesired to earrendor himself to
Comas AND of the Comity Overt
at aceleeelart.araeo stßgititiontk, at the frit 000-
Ins of Crectiton to be beid on the Birth day of JULY,
late, st Klima" °Week is the tome= preidieli. ike
the OstidbaU there.
130111.1 D of Warms* Is the lio/ititor eating in
the Bestreperv.

dt tilt 041.04 Ruantra oral rash, the proofs
of the &Ms of Creditors, sad the Orediters ray
choose sa Amiga« or dralgasssi of the Bankrupt%
Baste aad fleas.
All mass bsvfaglu their pommies may of the
affects of an sad Bankrupt, mast darer abea to the
Registrar, sad sll darts duo to tiro &abate mat be
pad to the Baglars&
JOSEPH NA crwnias.
MO Bela.

TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1869.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

BOSTON AND

MONUMENT&L SCULPTURE.

EtENJAMIN GRASSB Y, Monumental
LA Sculptor. PIIINCIMITILIMT, DORCIICIITEIL. supplisa
Tomb', Headstones, ha., from upwards of 500 new Lod
original designs.
Being himself the only Stone Carver in the county,
BUIJAKIN Gummi. is enabled to meet the wishes of
all requiring work a this description, promptly end
economically.
Headstones from 30a. each.
Dalian, may be seen at 13/114JAMIA 0 11, or
otigh eketehes wiU be sent by post on application
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

SICIRBItrif

LINCOLNSHIRE.
A T the Worcester Trials of Steam Machinery
11 in 1863, by the RAM, of England, TUXFORD
Is SONS were then raisin eucatenect OTIS ALL Coco.
potion.; their Eight-horse Engine surmising in
economy and effeetiveness all other competing Engines
of every kind and power.
At the Royal ciety's last Trials, at Bury St.
Edmunds, TUXFORD and SONS' Fixed Steam Engine
was awarded a PRIZE of £10; their Single-Cylinder
Portable Engine Ira' awarded a PRIZE of 115. and
their Double-Cylinder Portable Engine of FOURTEEN
Horse Power for Cultivating with kc, under the
Inspection and Testings of the Soc:iiity's Judges and
CommWog Engineers, with 50 per cent. increased Med,
or when working at TWeNTY.ONE Horse Pnrer,
ECLIPSED the duty of every other Maker's Double-
Cylinder Engine under the same tests, the fellewing
being the consumption of pounds' weight of esia.s per
horse-power per hour by the different Engines :
TUXFORD k SONS ll7 pounds.
Ransoms A Sims
Clayton & Shuttleworth
Brown k May 4.42 pounds.

TUX FORD k SONS' FIRST-CLASS COMBINED
THRA,,HING MACHINE* slims, DOUBLI, AND
TRIPLI BLAST; TUXFORD'S NEWLY-PATENTED
STRAW ELEVATORS, STEAM-CULTIVATING
APPARATU4. GRINDING MILLS, SAWING
MACHINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, Ac.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

A H
SNOLISIi ORION.
Per. Qr.

spk. 44 10 4
White S7IO SO
Ironies, .13116161037

0•114
lish, food 20 to 30
plat°
lisolitb. hod to
Irish black go to n
%oat. o. 20 to 22
1,011211.1008• 18 1° 28
IILOI7I.

Tews.s444, 00 Ws. SS to 43
Country to 30
Norfolk sad Suffolk... 30 to 31

Eg) plias,. per 480Ib.
English, per Imperial qr.

FRIDAY. —Mark-Lane Owing to the unseasonable
weather, the demand for English wheat wag very ire.,
and advance of Is per quarter was established is
prices. Fair supplies of foreign wheat were on sale for
the time of yew. The demand was not active, 00•114,
the less prices were Is per. quarter higher. With barley
the market was moderately supplied. Transactiose
were restricted ; nevertheless, the quotations were
maintained. Balt was doll, on former terms. Oats
commanded more attention, and good sound corn was
rather higher to purchase. Beans were firmer at full
rates, and, there was an impreved demand for peas..
Floor was steedy, and an advance of Is per 2801bs. took
place in the value of &sentry marks, other descriptions
being firm is value. Linseed and rapeseed were steadys
and there wags moderate demand for agrioultaral seeds.
Cakes firm.

The meathfr IN excessively cold
and unaeasonable, with 060...t0nal heavy rains. Oar
market gr.. t inly attended, and with a small supply
of English wheat, an advance of shout Is per qr. wag
established; there were buyers of foreign at ls. per
qr. improvement, holders generally requiring more.
Barley sold slowly, at rather over last week's priors,
For oats oaly • moderate inquiry; fine samples. from
scarcity, were fully as dear ; inferior gave way Gd per
qr. Beans very quiet. Indian eons quite as deer, bet
with very little aotivity.
811348. a d. • .0
American, red Trine, per 4961 b. ..45ii
Odeeta Nicolnef, son, ditto .. 41 .. 44 9
Kiitranka, hard, ditto .. 0 .. 0 •
TNeanrog, Don, ic., soft, ditto .. 49 .. 44
(Shirk., Odeeta, Nicolsel, soft, ditto .. 44 .. 4.5 •
Benhanski Yarianople, soft, ditto .. 46 .. 46 a
Ealiciloh, red and whit., new, ditto .. 46 .. 40 8

OLILLAT.
English, good to One malting, pnr imp .Ir.. 35 0 ~ 40 •
Irish, ditto, ditto ditto .. 0 0 .. 0 II
Irish and French. grinding, per Omni. ..26 0 .. 27
Danube and Mediterranean, ditto .. 22 6 .. 21
OATS.

Limerick and other, fine white, per 3901 b .. 27 0 .. V 6
Cork, Dublin, liuht, ditto .. 74 0 .. 05 4
Cork, N'aterfonl, black, per 304tb .. 22 6
Irk). tawny, ditto .. 74 0 .. 1.4
Prince Edirtud bland, black ditto .. 23 0 .. 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

PORTLAND AS • NAIL PACRIT STATION.

On Wednesday the Corporation net the Directors of
the Great Western Reilway at the Burdon Hotel, soda
lengthened interview took place between them. respect.
ing Portland being ...levied as the mail station. We
understand the &rectors would not pledge themselvi •
to any worse in bringing the matter before the Govern-
ment. They, however, said this Wl.ll Aar Channel
port, so that In the event of their being able to make
any arrangement with our neighbours scrims the water,
Weymouth will be the port for import, and exports.

TB! DIN!!! TO 818 DNIIL 000Cli
given by the directors of the G.W.R., look place at the
Royal Hotel on Wednesday evening. It was a private
affair.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

IIiZELBURY BRIAN.

A SAD Arran. —On Monday lest Mr. Edward
Strange, • small farmer and dealer of this village,
having paid • visit to his brother at Mappowder, welt
returning home on horseback, accompanied as it would
appear by his son,. boy about twelve piers of age.
On his way he stopped st the Antelope Inn, and did
not arrive at his rvevience till about three o'eloek on
Tuesday morning, when, being in an almost unconscious
etate, he could give no account of the boy,., to whether
be had ridden behind him or gone back to his uncle's.
Oa search being made, the boy was found on the road
quite dead, and from the condition of Mr. &reuse when
be got borne, it is conjectured that they both were
thrown off tire horse, the father revolving snob injuries
as to render him partially unoonscioas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

PREPARED

COCOA;

winca
The Excellence of Prepared Cocoa.
iOLD i Q4arter lb. Pscsers, BY ALL Glocsni,

-
ONE SHILLING PER POUND.
llas no attractive name, but Quality M recommend U.
Manufactory—Finsbury Stearn Mills. London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION OF POWDER.

A terrible explosion took place on Thurslay af teen An
at the powder-mills of Messrit Curtis and Harvey, neat
Hounslow. In Hounslow windows were sn,..hed ; at
Twickenham the chock was like that of an earth ;uake.
In • few minutia the avenue leading to the mils w 4.1 •
keno of the wildest excitement. Medical men riding
at the top of their speed ; women, some of then: with
children in their arms, rue-hies to the scene of the
disaster, half frantic with &afro and alarm. At the gate
of the mills the scene beggared description; the ravilw,
fainting., and frantic inquiry of the bun kelp who had
assembled render.d the task of keeping the gate one of
the most difficult and painfuL The interior was one
rums of confusion. Every building in sight had been
blown to atoms. The scene was one of indescribable
misery. Bricks and timber had been hurled to gre:A
distances-, and the trees around were rent in shteds
and scattered about like straws in the w:nd, whilst the
smoke and dust completely enveloped everything for
sonic time. Mr. Browne, the manager of the mills, and
a number of assistant, were soon on the spot, and corn.
menced their painful duty. After • competent guard
had been told off to prevent the DilinofOUl body of
lookers-on who had arrived.the surviving workmen were
summoned, and the roll afterwards called over, when it
was found that tie following were missing, viz. :
William Penfold, single man, Richard Fulham, married,
Samuel Gardener, married ; and Holloway, a lad of 15.
An examination of the debris was then made, and it
was found that ten of the houses had been totally
destroyed, and many others seriously injured. The.'
ineuded storing, drying, and glazzig house.; but the
one fact of the explosion is that the abarrehouae had
also been blown up. This buililing—oommonly known
as the bome-pro,f house—is built under ground, arched
over with brisk,, which are earthed in, vied thus con-
sidered impregoable. The oldest hand engaged in the
mills cannot remember • case of explosion in a building
like this, and can in no way account for it. The blow-
ing up Of this place DO doubt was what created the
extreme violence which simompanied the present
explosion. On examining further, it was found that
every building near the stream bad been destroyed. The
poor litt.e fellow Holloway, was at the moment of the
eaplosion riding • hone, and both he and the animal
were blown eo some distance and killed. As the dahris
was removed, human limbs were found in every direc-
tion, and beads to disfigured that identification wan mu:.
possible. Dr. Douglaa,of Twickenham ,was somm-ned to
the spot, and attended to the wounded, of which there
were over • score, including two women.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1869. .

INOTICE! PRIZE STEkli ENGINES.
TIMPOILD AND 84118,

IRONWORKS,

RAYNHI RD, CALDECOrr. BAWTREL
DOWLING. and COMPANY. Lim ted.
,CORN, SEED. MANURE. k 01LcAKE
MERCHANTS.
CHIEF OFFICE--BAsINGsTOKE.
Lond. n Address-21i, Seed Market, Mark•lane, EC.
Samples and Prices Post Free on application.
Prize Medial 1851, for " Wheat;" 1842. for " Este:lent
Seed Corn and Seeds."
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION, 1867,
Silver Medal in Class 67. for Cereals. Bronze Medal in
C 1... 43, for Seeds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

J3orset Countq blues.

TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1869.

THE DORCIIESTER TOLL CASE.

IN THE EXCHEQUER OF PLEAS.
The Mayor, ,kr., of Dorckater against Bator and
AltotAer.
THURSDAY, the 10th day of Jame, 1969.

Upon reading the rule made in this Gauge of the
reventh day of November laat, and hearing Mr.
Mellish, Mr. Kingdon, and Mr. Lopes of counsel for
the plaintiffs, and Mr. Cole and Mr. Bare of counsel
for the defendents,—lt is ordered that the verdict found
for the plaintiff. on the trial of this cause, and the
judgment (if any) mgned thereon, be set aside, Min a new
trial b,4.—BY THE COURT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

IMPORTANT IMPROVRAIRNT IN ARTIFICIAL

rzzru.

Daily Attendance at WITMOOTH at 14, Gloecederrow
(Wednesdays and Saturdays excepted).
Dosomarrin, every Wednesday, at Yr. HASSILI,
High West-street.
IVIII. ALEXANDER MORELY, :
Saryrost Dentist, 14, Ograrranwr. tisrat. Bole I-
renter and Estlusive Patentee of Artificial Teeth on •
soft. elastic, chemically-prepared India-rubber
which by a peculiar programa be softened and reshaped
to
to all alterations d irregularitim of the mouth. o
wires or unsightly fastenings are required • they ars
more natural, durable, and comfortable than any ysi
Introduced, and are about the siecific gravity of
common cork, thus combining lightness and durability
beyond any yet produced. They are self -adhecive,
render support to the adjoining teeth, are fitted on •
perfectly painless principle, and supplied at charges
within the reek of all.

Clergymen, Lecturers, and public speakers will fled
this system particularly edapted to their wants; lb
eornbines complete enunciation and perfect mastioation.
Consultation free. Inspection invited.
••• Observe—No oonnectl--
same name

•.• Observe —No 000nootion with say ono of the
o name.

—fill; attendance at 14, Gay•atroet, Bete, and at
14, Glotteester-row, Weymouth (Wednesday, sad
Saturdays exespiod).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

POOLE.

Tor Qttgae ACCIASIO —77-Sunday last being the
mule mary Of the Ace 'Mon of Queen Victoria the usual
thanksgiving service was read at St. James', church.
A lo,tokb[lo if WUHAN.- On Friday Louisa Steels
ei..eitail with being drunk and disorderly in Fish
street, on Thursday 0114ille, and with assaulting
Constable stneteick erhilet ii the execution of his duty.
Seet. reed to ler imprisoned for :03 days with hard
labour to Poole gaol.
Tina Vag:arca is ins Tows COUNCIL—We stated last W-*A that Mr. W. N. Western (Liberal) had issued
an address mine, for the support of the burgesses in
the south East Weed het it now appears that it having
bees retire...rated to Mr. Wmteru that he would be
en* St by a candidate in the Concer•stlve intereet, and
as that would pot the Mwough to oonaiderate expense
(tior a cent that wordd
be be void in November next)
r. W"terwwill!"6e Pram his claims for the present,
sod the Tummy will remain until the fall of the year.
Ishaessir CONDUCT. ON Fru aLX• ON TUC QU•T.—
Thoraday. the 17th seat, Mary husk, Eliza Waters
(married) and Mary Rowe (married) were charged before
e Mayor and fforongh Magistrate. lay Supt. Hunt
th
with irideoent and disorderly canduet on the Quay on
Monday, the 14th inlet. l'he •uperintendent said the
deferidswita were all the worse Lr ltqooe aad the sailor.
on tlic Quay were disgusted at their lethavieer, pi.ed
ta. GI. each and cost Gs. rad• each, " i'l•fe bard
labntir its Poole gaol. Fines paid.
srsotlrsi. FNUIT AND Fboweito. —Petty larceny by
children is not confined to the neighbourhood of Salis-
bury ,1. r from it. Wh there is • garden, eitter
at Lan;tie• t, fta,er, or Poole, the young offenders are
in the 11.1 fr, t f visiting, and we have been lammed that
even on Sundays they have eontioned their depredre
ton, eurely something should be done in the matter
for the protection of the public. We du not ademSr ige
h'lmit rtning obililren to gaol for a month when de
tecred hit we do my that boys of 14 or IS, if °aught
in the aet of ebbing the dower gardens of their sweets,
or the market gardener of his fruit and regetadee,
sefiuld be. whipped. This would very some cause the
memberl garden robberies to decrease.
Prri r Sr-smote.. —At the Poole petty sessions, on
Theicd•n. h-fore tine Mayor (Mr. W. Pearce). and
Meters —I wood. g. Lese, C. J. Stone, and W. 1.. O.
Ad•T.t4. teens, of the Britannia Inn, Parkelons, wee
from Mr. Whittle to Mr. Compton ; and of
theloll . Seed from Mr. Hoehinshaan, to Mr. King, of
ituartu.n.ottb, bite steward of the Cherbourg stem beet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

DR. CUMMING AND THE POPE.

Dr. Cumming, at a meeting held at Leeds on Tuesday
read some correspondence which bad passed between
himself and Dr. Manning. Dr. Manning c,old not say
what freedom of action or spree& would be accorded to
Dr. Cumming should be attend the General Council,
and referred him to the Pope for information on the
point. The Doctor said he was now buoy writing a
letter to the Pope, and he had no doubt, if his Holiness
weld not answer him, Cardinal Antotielli, who was
rosily Pope, would ; and If be had free speech granted
him, he should go to the Council. If this was afforded
him, he should have an opportunity of showing that
'h, unity of Christ's Church in its highest and sobli.
meet sense, existed in English and Scottish Christendom
at this moment. If they took the queetions on which
they conscientiously differed, they would Ind that tle
questions on which true Christians agreed, and some
of the questions on which they consolentaously differed,
they would find that the questions on which they
differed were lake the clouds which floated above, and
darkened, it was true, the light slightly as they penal,
but that the great truths on which Protestanta wer• at
one were like the stars, far beyond the clouds, shining
in their original and undimmed splendour. Arid hence
he would show the Council that in the Protestant
Church we bad unity, but no unibrinity ; whale in the
Homan Catholic Church they had perfect unifoimity,
but no unity.

BIRTHS.
Jane 12, at Blitudford, the wife of Mr. W. T. Geell,
cutler, of • son.
Jacks 14, at St. John's Hill, Wareham, the wife of
the Rey. J. B. Lloyd, of. son.
June 18, at Chmles•mr..et. Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. T. Tarnbull, of * &ugh's&
June 18, at Akkorg.v.uuy Cottage, Duro/C.osec(
Weymouth, the wife of Mr. W. Smith, ship broker, o
• daughter.

MAR/LIAO/a
Jane 3, at Holy Trinity Church, Shaftesbury, by the
Rev. W. H. Bathe, Yr. Christopher Hollowsy. of
Bournemouth. to Lavine, eldest daughter of Mr. Job
Fret., of the Abbey Arms Inn, Shafte.bury.
June 10, at Wyk* lt,gis, by the Rey. H. Mos,
William Collins, to Margaret Russell, both of same
place.
June 10, at Turnempuddle. by the Rev. F. Warm,
Mr. Randall, of Saethug Farm, to EOM& Julia, aided daughter of the late Mr. W. Woodsford, of Tolto idle.
June 13, at Hanley, by the Rev. J. G. Toting,
Norte Parker Heathoote, isoond .on of Sir
William Fleatheote, Bert. and late captain in the 53a4
Light Infantry, to Isabella Margaretta
youngest dautliter of the Right Hon. Spencer Borate)
Walpole, IL P.
June 16, at Blandford °berth, by the Rey. Ja!".
Moore, Mr. Richard Tucker, to Was EliasbrtO White.
June 17, at the pariah church, Bridport, by Ib° Re?.
Prebendary Broedley, emitted by the Rev. M. L Lee,
reator, the Rev. Hebert, 0. Freed.. 11. A., Rem Cll.
(lamb., .00 of C. Lerkin Francis, 11.1 01 St. GeorP
rood, S. W., to Mary Smedley, roonogi dmitibter of
°l'M* 811245, Seq., M.D., of BridFort-_,
June 17, st St. Mazy's °bomb. nnaFort, Kin
,
Charlotte Selina Heidi.. of Bri4Pork to Mr. HAM
Weeks, of ILL& Examinant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

A NEW BORN INFANT IN WEYMOUTH
HARBOUR.

On Saturday morning last,- between 10 and 11 •
fisherman named Alfred White saw • bundle Boating
through the Bridge. His son, who was working
board the George end Ann ketch, picked it op just
below. At first bethought it was • dead cat, and threw
it overboard &gin, but on giving it • turn with the boat
hook, he found it consisted of part of an old black
dress, in whioh was wrapped the body of a dead child.
On this be took it out of the water, and gave it in
charge of P.C. Short, at the station. In the efternoJo
an inquest wee held at the Duke of Cumberland. before
H. Lock, Esq., deputy-coroner, and • jury of whom
Mr. Rogers, len., was foreman. Most of the above
facts were elicited, and Dr. Tigard said he was of
opinion, that the child had breathed once or twice.
There were no marks of violence about it, bet the
umbilical cord was not tied. From the appearance of
the body he thought it mud have been in the water at
least nine or ten days, probably longer.—The inquest
lasted but a very short time, and the Puy returned an
open verdict of "Found Drowned."

EXETER DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY,
WILE/WIND LT.—Habra the,Rattrat, J. 1). King, E.l.
Be Alfred Gray. of Wyke gis, near Wept' ,uth,
common brewer. The official assignee reported that the
bankrupt owes to creditors unsecured about £47i); to
**cured creditors £4,460—t tat liabilities £4.910. Asseu
--good, bad, and doubtfal debts about L2lOO ; fur:inure
sold about 12th May for about £4O; also poor. b.n.e.
waggon, &a., sold for about £4O the proceeds of these
sales are either in the hands of T. Anderson,
asationeer, or of Rawlins and Whitehead.solicitors
Brewing plant and fixtures about C5OO ; other proper,'
—Title deeds of " Wellington Inn," Chsrlestown
leasehold beer-house, Broadmarne ;
eeds o
beer-house at Soutbwell • ditto P d ; ditto of
ia=tid; d
two freehold house at Fertilises Weil, reins nitegribee
£1.300, and are held by Wilts and Dorset Bank to secare
£1,020. Mortgage on freehold brewery, dwelling house
and plant mortgsge on freehold beer house and two
°°_,"411•11 . brewery tap, freehold yard and Islaokamith's
ICON value at about £34300; these properties
are be:d to secure a debt of LIAM There
is also a further mortgage OR the above brewery
brewery and dwelling house held with a bill of sale to
to secure a debt of £1,600. Freehold beer house at Dor-
chaster worth about £5OO, mortgaged for £730. Mr.
Robert Gray, farm bailif of Newton Stray, ISoathamp-
ton, was chosen amigos', and August 10111 wee appointwl
fee bankrupt's last examination.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

WHAT MONEY CAN'T DO in this world
his difficult to say, jadging from the numerous
purposes to which it is applied. We know what • little
a ooey cast do, if invested in the purchaae of a 800 of
FROUD'S EIMPATIO PILLS, the universal remedy for
all disorders o/ the Liver, within mash of all who suffer
hos Bile, Costiveness, unplessent Taste of Mouth in
tie morning, Headache, Sickness, Giddiness, Dimness
a Sight, Swimming in the Head, kc. They are gentle
sad pleasant in their operation, require no confinement,
Nor alteration of diet, and may be taken by both sexes
of all ages. See testimonials. Prepared only by A. J.
Valle, Chemist (Suooessor to Mr. Proud), Dorchester.
Bold by all respectable Cheimiste everywhere Is boxes
Is. lid. each.

WHAT
MONEY I
CAN'T
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1 569.

we fear to risk deciding on IMIESIL Look rather at the
white figura; near her rudder, showing that she draw.
34 feet of water astern, more below water than many
• three-storied house is high above ground. Her draft
for'ard is 27 or 28 feet. From the portholes, which
look like irregular pinholes in her sides,liesda and shoul•
dare are thrust shouting and waving to our little boat,
as if to laugh st our smallness ; but still the Premier
forges ahead till she has gone round the big vessel. Not
much fresh can be noticed of her unless we could get
on board, and refreshments must be attended to. She
keeps well away from the land towards the Shambles
lightship, and by and by COMM in sight of the
Hoerawen, lying at anchor in Portland Roads. The
Iwo ship, dip their ensigns to each other, and the Great
Eastern. which has been only flying the red ensign at
the pi ak, now ueerte an almost cosmopolite character
by hoisting the French tricolour on her second fore.
mast, the flag of the Telegraph Company on her first
mainmast, and the Stars and Stripes on her second
mainmast, keeping the red ensign of old England at her
misen. Thus, under the flags of the most powerful
maritime nations in the world, Abe rounds the end of
the Breakwater at twenty minutes to six, her paddles
having stopped, but her screw still driving her on. Her
Immense length lo.ik• just fitted to lie inside our noble
Breakwater; but it is noticed that she reaches by no
means so high shove its side as the last time she was
bees. This Ls owing to her being much more deeply
laden, in fact she has on board hundred, of miles mire
cable even thou when she went to lay it between
Valentia and St. John's. This is owing to the Atlantid
Ocean being so mush 'rid. r between Franca and the
UM. ed States, than between Ireland and Newfoundland.
By the time she bas taken in 2000 tons more coal, it
will be more than ever evident how wise it was not to
sink her too deep in the water before she had passed the
channels of the Thames, and not lees how important it
is, in many ways, before unthought of, to have such a
roomy, deep, and aware harbour as that of Portland.
Crowds of people watched her anchoring from the
Nothe and Bincleaves, and from the height, of Port-
land ; but they certainly had nothing like so excellent
a view as we were afforded through the kindness of
Capt. Cameos, in the Premier's Monday afternoon irip.
On Tuesday morning, after a very windy night, the
Great Eastern was observed lying with her bow towards
Portland, just at tla inner end of the longer Break-
water, and almost dose to the opening.

COALING.

Soon after the arrival of the Gnu* Eastern the screw
colliers came alongside, and the 'boric of placing the
eoal on b ~rd commenced. The coal was from Dafferin
Colliery, Wales, and the quantity shipped 2,700 tone.
The coaling waa executed by men from Southampton na
the Yawn steamer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

Than was

•/to stir In the air, no rarell on the ma,
The ship vrasas itaady as abe meld be;
The salts from Heaven received no motion,
The keel was steady in he ocean."
About 10 minutes before eight on Saturday
morning, scarcely two boon after low water,
signs of life were perceptible in and about
her neilibourhood. The small steamer by her side
seemed to be giving her • wider berth, and as you
remained geeing there was that ineffable !suspicion of
motion that may be felt looking at the hand of • clock.
So extremely gradual was it that one had to take her
mute in line, and turn away, withoot moving from the
spot, to another objet, and locking again one Gould Nee
that her mute bad slightly separated from sash other.
It we. 17 minutos before she hail swung round from
being bow on to where a spectator stood till she had
exposed her broadside, with her bow pointing towards
the Chesil beach. One of the Weymouth steamers
paddled up, fr-in Weymouth, went between tier and
the Breakwater, and, apparently tired of her
slowness, left her and went on to Portland.
Another steamer then preceded the Great Eutern,
which slowly mowed on as if she were going out through
the opening. You could only mark her course by
taking a fixed object on the Breakwater in front of her,
and noticing that she almost imperceptibly covered it.
Gradually she swung rimed and steamed along the
Breakwater to well between it end thalami, and about
a quarter pest nine must have been clear, diet which
she seemed to put on speed, and was quickly in the fair
way to the Atlantic, and soon lost to sight. The shore
end of the cable had been sucoessfully laid on Thursday
morning, and ehould inch splendid weather continue, as
hat which favoured her departure lest there is every
prospect of complete 'ad triumphant summits, and
should she call in at Portland on her returo, there is
no doubt she will some with flying colours, and be
warmly received.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

VOL. XIV.—No. 716.

DORI:RESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL
BALL
Ein Azusa= 1852.

AIR. T. RNSOR bega to mimeos that Ms
NEXT BLLE will be held on SATURDAY,
,MLY 3, 1869, al the iiitOSITORT edjohtlai
the South Welk& pear the South-Weetera Itailway
Station. Sale will communes with the Heifers and
Celvea at 12.

Paastrr brrams :

2 fat heifers. - 3 ditto.
9D fat Down withers.
20 fat ewes.
10 fat lambs. 20 ditto.
New spriog cart.
Early Entries an respectfully solicitadL
- •

Extensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale at moderate C
Commission-141 = pound on Cattle and Sheep.
5 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
No Lai to be restored without 041 Order from Ow
Arctisteer or hie Clerk.
ALL LOTS TO BE PAID !9L _AT THE CLOSE

.... -...-- -
OF THE SALE.
MICR:IDS Or BALI TAJO TO TIXDOILO SAM DAT.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-22

PORTLAND.

RM.& Bofir•wrifilo-re--Ihan— 200 of the lads on
board this training ship Lift for their MI/summer
holidays ea Friday last.
boacceirr.—On Monday 'Testae last, a little boy
sassed Stephen Krell, son of a warder at the prison,
was looking for birds' nests at the back of Mr. Rhodes's
home, when lie fell • disatoos of 12 or 14feet into a
worhad.oat quarry. The poor little fellow bad one of
ids eyes dashed oat, sad his heed was mush impure!,
He was attended by Drs. Maker sod Nabolsori, and
this. are hopes of hie resovery. A few years ago •
broiler of the 6111011 lad was killed by falling over His
stiffs in another put of lite Woad.