The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

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, ast 4far; they'lleir stn. French
friends in leindon eumpla;n of lb* English climate,
you way eddy Assure thein,that they lode nothing by
not being in Paris daring this month of June. The
longest day is passed, and sie have nothing for ww-ka
but cold rain and 1-aden skies. &risible people put on
great-eoata and light good tires. M ward's concerto, are
often closed for want of an an liens.', i.nd the Isla on
the Bois de Boulogne Like is deserted.—Experse.
All that is mortal f the late Earl Canning wan de-
posited in a tomb in Wet iiii i i later Abbey on Saturday,,
June 21s1. The private carriage of Her Majesty the
Queen, and that of the Duke of Cambridge, along with
t!.ow of other diatinguished pm...insp., were in the
funeral torteye. The wash where the dust of the noble
earl repo,es is in the north transept of the Abbey. Near
to it is the monument erected to George Canning, at
the head of it is the vault of he Para, and all around
stand memorial.; of some of the noblest of England's
sons.

A lady has addressed a eensittle letter to the Builder
respecting her sisters who exhihited themselves said
their crochets at the recent social science gathering.
She says:—" The 'social' condition of women just now
seems to me in such danger from the frequently blind
theories of restless women awl fool.sh nice that I wish
from my heart that I was sufficiently wise to set them
right. Tim law of God and the lows of Nature have
marked out her position and our ditties, and it has
seemed to nie • marvellous thing how the Testament
laws bare been ignored in thoso meetings, which might
as well have been held in Heathendom for any seeking
for the light of Christianity to enligloen the darkness'
which ha 3 sadly env, loped the over population of
womankind. I would give all women the blessing of
work, and the power of a trade i I would restore to her
• sertsin branch of medical practice, and qualify her
for it I but I would rather see • woman die, Han for-
get or scorn the position given her by God—as a help-
mate, not a master. _ _ _

THE VlCrutllA CROS/L—War-011ice, June 20.—The
Queen has been vacionely pleased to signify her inten-
tion to confer the deeorition of the Victoria Croon oo
the undermentioned °nicer of Her Majesty's army,
close clanu to the seine has been nuirmitted for Her
Majesty's approval, for his conspieuous bravery during
the siege of Lucknow, as recorded against his name—
etc.: —"Captain Henry George Browne, 32nd
Regiment, now of the 100th Regiment, for conspicuous
bravery in having, on the 21st of August, 1857. dining
the siege of the Lucknow residency, gallantly led a
sortie at great personal risk, for the laminae of spiking
two heavy guns, which were doing considerable damage
to the defencea. It appears from the stoteinents of the
nou-cominissioned officers and men who aeminspanied
Captain Browne on the occasion that he was the first
person who entered the battery, whieli consisted of the
two guns in question, protected by high pellisades, the
embrasures being closed with sliding abutters. On
noshing the battery Captain Browne removed the
shutters, and jumped into the battery. Tie result was
that the gene were spiked, and it, Is supposed that
ehnet WO of the enemy were ltin,rl"
EXTRAORDISAIIT TRAIAINFORMATION—A BMX TIIIPID
MO AN AktlrruCHAT.—The following appeared In an
advertisement is the admixes of the Tanes ow Thursday,,.
—" I, Horf"lk Ho etrii, hemitoboe willed aid known Vi
the named Juolom Bug, lass of Epsom, in the onnnty
of Borregr, now of Wikrea in the county of York,
and landbrd of the Swan Tavern, in the MIMI county,
do hereby give non,* that on the 20th day of this
present month of June, for and on behalf of mvsel/ and
heirs, lawfully begotten, I did wholly abandon the use
of the sinmaine of Bog, end assurrnal, took, and need,
and am deterinined at all times hereafhr, in all writings,
actions, •imilituns. matters, and things. and upon all
other occasions whatsoever, to be distinguished to sate
aoribe, to be maxi end known by the name of Norfolk
Howard only. I further refer all whom it may concern
to the deed poll undei toy hand and seal, den ring that
I choose to renounce the ear of the surname of Bog,
sod that I assume in lieu thereof the above
surnames of Nortdk Howard, and also tied ,ring my
determination, upon all occasions whatsoever, to be
called and dietinguiatied, exclusively by the said sur-
names of Norfolk Howard, duly emittled by me in the
High Comet of Chaneary.—Dated this 230 day of June,
1862.—Noorou Hoss.too, late JOSHUA. Buo."
The number of pothers in receipt ef relief (in-door
and out-door) in England awl Wales on the list day of
the first week in May was 905.678, brine 71,857 more
than the number in the corresponding week of 186 L The
niiiiiher in the Necond week was nearly the saws; in
the third week it was slightly len, hot was 72 120 above
the number bat year. In the last week of hat month
the numbers were 894,602, which is 81,424 to excels of
1861. There is an increase in every division but the
eastern one. In the nor h-western division the Increase
amounto to 0 73 per cent.; in the antropolia the in.
ere iae is 0.33
EXTRAWIDINART MIATH.—A young girl, named
Beset, sled six years. has just 074 wed at S runes (
°lmes), after great suffering, and baring diesharged •
caterpillar from her nostrils scone days before. It is
siippooed that 'elms of the eggs mnst have been inspired
in smelling a (beer, and had become li ached in the
head of the child, ceasing her death, after excruciating
agony.

A most extraordinary circumstance, (which our fair
readers when presiding at the tea dahle frequently
condemn), is fdyrolunte quietly enticing the Chinese to
cover with artificial colour, teeny of the Teas intended
m for home consuption. The practice is especially re-
prehensible, as the 'facing' is used to distrait*. and get
no. of worthlssa brown wintry lestret this custom ii
° universal that Dr flasvall, the cAief commissioner of
the Lancet &tnitary Report, visited the Docks, to
no pernonallo- The s arly laxly Is of pore iireSP.
ported by HOIINTMAIS k London. &colt Ili., the
dewond now become •foi. unit %fired tliit'etaiti,
, COmpaniese Klatt& irtinms rhow
stook Of pure green to be above one ssifiion pounds.—
Agente throughout the kingdom, supply iitOrstimaies
Furs Mach cod Orme Ten secured is Piabsdi. turs
gram is ail olive

Tait EMIGRATION Olf 1861.—0 f the emigrants !reit
the United Kingdom Ii 1881-91,770's all —49,764 em'
barked for the United blades, 12,707 for British Werth
America, 19.163 for Australia (14,256 of them for
Vieto•ta), 4,555 for Nair Zealand, 1,576 for the Cape,
and 274 fur Natal. 85,010 embarked at Liverpool,
13,666 in• London, 2,606 at -Plymouth, 1,724 at South.
amnion' 3,153 at Scot b and 15.247 at Irish ports. Of
the whole number 3,619 were foreigners, and the
Country of 22,654 Wee not asoutaised ; of the remain-
ing 65,197, 22,145 were English, '0,730 Switch, and
38,3.2 Irish. The age sod see .1 19,243 ore not stated;
of the other 72,522, 83.973 were men (26,690 of them
simile), 26,812 were women (17.506 of them single),
2,224 were infects, and 9 713 were children be.
town 1 and 12 year., boys mad girls is nearly equal
numbers. Toe, table_ ofoosuratioes kr televise*, bet
there are 17,913 astea deaoribed am /shearers. 1137 as
mochenme. 1,289 u egrietilteral lahosrars, 1.493 es
miners and quarrymen, 89 as out misers, 3,8.07 se
' farmers, a few membetio of ' meat trades and hen&
crafts, 658 clerks 95 eseineere, 888 gentlemen. Profen-
sional men, and merchants. 54 of the men are
described as domestic servant& and 4,662 of the sleek
women as domestic and faun 'eremite sad,nestaes, 169
as dressmakers, 44 as i.entlewoulen mtdcgfo
Agaitnt them 91,770 emigrating of 1861 Wisbeee •
32,003 emigranta who recanted to MI **merits this
souse of that yur—a-nmetier linger by 7.5404inie Is
1860. The ineresee was in t' • number Petering frail
America and no doubt is entertained that It• guild
have been much larger but for the high ray sod other
tomptation& offered for enlistment he the stories on*
in the 641.. On the whobit we made but a slight midi-
lion last year to the -5,000,000 of 'people whom it less
Chin hiele'a century we have sent forth from ;been
II ions to eel leuLh the earth and subdue it.
EMIGIATION To CANATIA.—In the year 1861 there
landed at Quebec 19 923 immigrants from Europe,' and
.4,684 arrived it Canada through other porta rid United
duke, teelennetblearrieels 21,567 in all; 10,71100 f the
are-corners proceeded from goalie° to the United
&ate., leaving an estimated addition to the Cuadian
iopuletion of 13,887, of wham 9,8410 went to Weeder%
Ceoßlella. A lug* iimportion of the emigrants from the
Uuited Kingdom lost year were peewits poseessiug
meant, who went out with the intention of occupsuu
the free grant lets offered by Government ; tie sgri.
eultnrol I.bour market therefore did not obtain • very
large 'ausply. Aiming the emigrants from Zieglated.
mere 66 boys and 24 girls from refoeinatory and
-ndustrial schools, and 77 persons sent out from $e
worth, hear-Cceeretry. They toned immegbets Mak'
'sent. •Whelawye bevierbeettietrefttUy Wined, ,
omelets wereagerlyeught tor,feeitisany were engaged
.1 wages from Lit ICle. la Ell a-year. The kids wait
'lit under the charge of • matron, who einlimPluded
them up the country and placed them all in situations
There were 32 girls from Ireland. 24 of them sent out
by the Cloutuel Union; they were .n eulin6o as
lomestio servants within is few hours. Venial* servants
ore still very much sought after in all directions.
Mere ore reqnired in truant,' parts of Canada nearly
5.000 farm labourers, shove 3,000 female servants,
bout 2,600 inechanica, and shoot 2,000 buy. and 2,000
4irls over 13 years of age, altogether • lege order.
LUIGI IMPORTATION OP CHIPMAN 11100002.--T1•0
British Empire, from Ehanglisi, obi& is hourly ex-
.ected in the Thames, has the lArgert cargo ever brettcht
from Chins, counting of shout 4 000 tons of goods,
among which there are 1,753,434 lbs. of tea; 1,300 balec
cf silk. and 2 680 b.des of China suttee. The latter its
new importation.

Tim report read at the sixth annual meeting of the
Loudon Female Preventive Reformatory lumitution
on Tumatay night. shows that, all things osusidered,'
this philanthropic undertaking is in a healthy condi-
tion. The report states that the Institution has now a
mistral home in the EtlilkOft it,Nd, with branch heroes
H.Thway, Fuiham, and Old Kent Road. Tome
nu; all been furnished and fitted up, and the committoe
were fr.• from debt. Tire number of females admitted
Juring 1861 was 225. and AIMS UN establishment of
the institution, in 1857,764 females had been admitted,
of whom 320 had been seat to service, 181 to their
friends, weer.l had married and emigrated, and 80 re-
mained in the homes at the mid sof 1861. Of the idiom
number 430 were domestic servant.' previous to their
tall, and 277 needlewumen. The report then narrated
she details of several interesting came that had been
retched into the home, and concluded by stating that
the sum of £2.500 will he required by the committee to
sustain the operations of the ensuing year. The 'income
for the past ye.,r bad been £2,464 14e. 44., said the ax•
pendants', £2,396 164. 9.1.; leaving • balsam of
£66 1714. 7d.

• There were no fewer than three exhibitions of the
Ant den. open on Wednesday. There was the Exhibi-
tion, of course: there vras tii. Agricultural Show, and
cot mem in attraction, there wee the deli, ions selection
from Handel at the Crystal Palace. Many • pleasure-
seeker must no doubt have felt in the position of the
famous ass between the bundles of hay ; and each Ixtil-
hitien muit have trenched on the attendance at the
others. The day was fine the attendance at all wax
geed • Lail the va-t nemlier of between 70,000 mid
80,1100 persous visiting the three inailleameas was •
.triking proof of the wealth of London and it, visitors,
which could permit ao many to enjoy these intelleatual
and expensive luxuries.
Tee LADY °time Paocnseron.—After as interval
of 11 years, the Lady theliva's ride through Coventry
was revived on Monday amid spot pomp and ceremony,
..nd attracted an immense antlax of 'ketone. On
Saturday and Sunday uy mainly, and by veltioleeni iI
deimriptions by road, crowds pound into AO doolest
city of Coventry from idi the towns and villages in the'
diorite within • circuit may" wile.; and on Monday
morning the London and W Jrth Western, the Greet
Western, and the Midland Eadwaye, by ezerimion
trains, added vast multitudes to the number of
strangers already in the city. The procession formed
near th• entrance to St. Mary'.-lie , cod from that
point proceeded through the principal streets if the
city. Lady Ombra sn..represeuted by aledause Letitia,
hely sea dressed in silk Seating', with a white
satin petticoat fastened at the hip' and reaching to
within a few inches of the knees, the petticoat being
profusely embroidered with silver I.oe. On her head
the wine a countess's 'comet set with britimate, from
which dewed a lung white gossauser-lace veil, enveloping
' the wh.de of her person except the face and bosom ;
her heir was loose, and fell in large masses over her
shoulders, and on her homes she wore • large breech in
the shape of • mar, soullenod of headiest. Sh, rode •
beautiful milk-white Mated, adorned *kb dark blue
velvet trappings ornamented with gold, and oa the Lour
corners of the housing were large stars formed of
bruliiints, the other port of the tniopings being similarly
adorned; on each side rode a very hamhoute boy
babited as a page, and twe little girl, in light bine satin
dreams, and hate with white plumes. After the lady
Game other children and followers, then Lawrie, Earl of
Menlo, banner', pages, So. So great was the
pressure of tile crowd around her Ladyship's paltry
that it required the services of • body of stronA time
armed with stout cudgels to clear the way. The pro-
cession extended a mile and a quarter.

SINGULAR DISCoVIRT OF • WILL.— Ota
wornolg, As some workmen were engaged in ;awing a
piece of 014 timber that had been removed fruni • house
which is being re-bui t in this/Lei-street, Lindfield.
they out through a cavity ln,which was concealed 'Wilt
purporting that the house, of whist' the beam had
breed a part, was uot to se sold out of the family " of
the legator." The residence has, however, Wog sine,
pass,d into other hand, but as the wili appears to be a
perfect legal instrument the representative cf the origi•
nab possessor has intimated his intention ofblaitning the
right of ownership.

MIDDLI LIMIL INUNDATIONR. LYNN RZGII, Friday
NMitt..—Tne spring tide, have to-day reached ttmir
height, and no damage has been dine thereby, Mr.
Rawkihaw's dam att.:create* preventing the tidal
waters from again flowing up the cutting. The slams
have progreseed to such an extent that at low water you
can pass from one aide of the cut to the other high and
dry. The public excitement has roniewhat abated der.
lug the past week or ten days, bet dill crowds of per-
sons visit the works, end gam with sad interest at Me
bottom of the ent,and the evidences, in the sunk barges,
ice., of the desperate struggle that has been going on.
At a meeting of the Norfolk Court of &were, which hat
been held at Linn,it was determined to apply for an In.
junction to restrain the Middle Level Commissioners
from allowing the water* from that district to muse
down the cut on to the land, nor yet through Well
Creek. It strwrars that It is proposed to cut away a por-
tion of the north bank, and if this is done nothing can
save the Dornham and Row Fens from being inun-
dated. A meeting of the Middle Level Commissioners
has been behl. at *hitch it was determined to put dawn
the alnico door at the Isidnet Millingeourt Priory,.
to 11"i' the drainage of the Xidalp level burn
_running down on the refiland drowned land. The
llmtetilet'fißirte o atralgthen the dant Mi
ing carried on with. Meow. The •water ea the eisit',
side of the cut is being carried away by moaned Magda-
len engine, but the stench arising hom it is very great.
An examination by means of the diver has been made
of Denver tilnice, and general activity aside through-
out the whole of this part of the country to strengthen
and render efficient nil the sluices and banks.

THE DOG Snow.—The gr.at exhibition of sporting
and tither dor it a wcmderhil succeed, and lout been
conducted in manner which reßects the highest
credit on those who h.ve bad the management of it.
Nearly 3,000 dugs of .11 breeds, many of theta of great
value, l,se been exhibited. The astendance on the
lirit two days, when the charges were Ss. and 26 6a.,
was of course confini-d to the upper and middle elatima
of society, but on the one chilling days also the era
majority of the visitors belonged to these shwas. The
dog fonoiers amens the lo.er orders forused.• moult
proportion of the visitors. One great feature of the
show was the nobl. pack of fokhoundrpent by his Qteieff
the Duke of Beenfott ; hod we have no doubt the too-
inittee will another year Pee lit to modify their role, ind
offer priaes for a has number stone peat, so that a
fresh cora petition in this elan may take Sam

HOLLOWAY'S Omura ens Pihes.—Teks wesoler...The
fearful number of desele in the enetroPolie eat eletwhere.
fr.•rn nysentery end Dlarrhos. should pull all en tholi-phstft
The first symptoms must be combated. or eolleps• ms 41.10 r
on. Holloway's nintment should he well and frrcieVAl.l
robbed over Ihe belly. which should etterwerell be seemed It
flannel. Hollowey's Pills should helekan et the amuse UM.
to prevent the. Irregular diatributioil or hood, which ow."
the !Mins of the bherels th Moe dimwit.. ill may re.y o
these rowdies. ThoOlatment perenretes in theaset of the
may. where It asserts Its essollnsr aod sontbbwr influspee ;
while the PUls arrest the disorder, and speedily bring eb,mt

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