The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12 00:00:00

DOB.CHBEITIIIt.

The riga band is announced to play in the walks
this ( fneaday) evening.
hunt Limbe (Zsgans.n) MI9BIOIIII.—A baster was
h. ld in the via irauo grounds at Christ church, West
I,o7.lington, ou Tuoatlay, under the inanagoiumt of Hrs.
ll,rd and Ilrs. Party, on bohalf of thoso uxinions, and
about £l2 was realized.
TecnonaPiuo COMMUNICATION with hlsiJett Newton
and Cerne Abbas ham just been opened.
Pamir Peouray. —At Cholte•ham Poultry and Pivon
Show, lire. Pattison, of Wractlolord, was an exhibitor.
and for golden spangled liatubuisq obtaiood • third
whilo for silvor spangled Ilatu'oargs, sho was
highly &mounded.
nti COUNT( ASTLUM.—A deputation from tho Town
Council of Southampton waited the other day upon
tho Visitors of the County Lunatio Ail= at Char-
!Minter, to ascertain the estoct of the ucaommodation
in the institution. Strenuous efforts era being made
to avert the necessity of erecting an asylum for South-

mu pton.
AisuTUER ACCIDENT TIIIIOOON RIDISO ON WAGGON I
snarre.—Lut week • little buy named George Luau,
employed in driving • waggon front the harvest fields,
got on the shafts, and, u is too often the case, when W
horses are thee tto themselves, the animal' were
bightoned at something in the real, and starting for.
m.rls, the sudden jork upon the waggon unseated the
I, y, and t.e fell beneath the wheels. Fortunately, he
- kil,ed, but his left le x suetnicel a very savers
C•141...:1114.1 fr aura. II we taken to th Dorset County
hospital, and is now getlicg on better than was
a•ttclpated.
Tun Hirt' COIIPS.--The 3rd Dorset mustered at
10 o'clock on Saturday mominx, in marching. order, to
Inoue I to the camp in llatupshlre for otgla days'
solaieriug. Too morning WU fine, but there were
ample indications of rain at no distant time. Flo er-
ortr, the Dorset volunteers have borne sunshine and
shower with euU complacancy, and were fully pre-
pared to brave all in the ensuing week. Captain
Combs was in command ; Lieutenant Iladses and
Enke Williams were also present. Battalion Quarter-
master Sergeant Newman had gone on to Wodiner
with Adjatant Barrett at an earlier hour, in furtherance
of his important duties to the battalion. Sergeants
item-el and Cross, Bugler Wellspring, and 51 rank
and tile, with Sergeant-lastructor Legg attended. The
band assembled, and headed the corps, as they marehed
to the station, playing "The girl I left behind me."
and "tild tang sync." The Bridport corps arrived
4 " epeoial," and both corps Hued the train from
Weyniouto bringing the sth corps, all proooeding to-
gether, with the good wishes of everybody, to the
Unhook station, on the Portsmouth line, the nearest
stati,u to the Woolmor camp.
CarrUnno nt Inntage.—A paragraph appeared in
the Tina of Wednesday purporting to give additional
information regulating the capture and murder by
Indians of • cattle train, which included, it is feared.
• son of Mr. Hayward, butcher, of this town. It speaks
of them as baying been shot, tomahawked, soaped,
and even burnt alive. But this " news " mnat be
received with caution. It Is in lead, true that Mr.
Elayward has received an American newspaper desert!)-
, lug in the terribly realistic fashion of our transatlantic
cousins the barbarities said to have been perpetrated
, on the poor fellows, but there!' no poverty of baventlon
In the Yankee writer& and, of wane, the story Ii