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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

11CW 1100118.

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Mr. George then apidied for the New Rooms Inn,
Cove-row, kept by Mr. Hart.
Mr. Weston opp
M. George said the house consisted of eleven rooms,
and afforded every accommodation fitting for such a
hotee.
Mr. Weston opposed the application, and took an
objection to the notice, because the trade of the p. num
who kept the house was not deecribed. He believed the
into was not only a retailer of beer, lie, but a carpenter
and builder, arid therefore the notice was insufficient.
Mr. George said that Mr. Hart bad giveu up the
bu.inessi of carpenter and builder for some
The Mayor asked if there was any other ohj.-ction?
Mr. Weston said this one heel always been held to he
flosL
Mr. Tizard and Mr. George: Never!
The magistrate.' el. rk did not think the objection
' fatal, and the Bench were disposed to grant the
lie cue.
Mr. Weston then objected on the merits that the
circumstances wire the same as last year, when the
license was refused. There were many other houses
in the neighbourhood, and the population had not
increased.
Mr. Baggett said that last year he regretted ex-
ceedingly that so respectable • person as Mr. hart
had not gained a licence.
Application granted.
RID, WHIT', MID BLITZ.

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Mr. WeWord applied on bobslf of Mr. Green, of
the Bed, White, and Blue. Mr. Green wan well-
known; he had carried on the house for many years.
He was employed OD board the steamers, the house
was a large one, and it was absolutely necessary that
he should be able to supply the people on board the
steamers when required.
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The Bench granted Mr. Green the lioenoe, believ-
ing him to be a respectable man. The police would
have orders to exercise extra supervision over the
licensed houses,

MARKCT HOOBl TAVERN.

Tisard applied on behalf of the Market House
Tavern, kept by Mr. Jolliffe for many years. It owl-
tained eight rooms, was immediately oppoidte the back
of the market I:mm4, and near the new auction rooms,
and the erection of the latter had created a new demand.
Mr. JoWife said there were six bedrooms, four rooms
downstairs, and • little kitchen; he had occupied the
house for five or six years,and • license for sole s,f spirits
was much required —Cross-examined by Mr. Weaton
Had applied tour sueeesaive years and been refused. The
market in Weymouth had not increased much of late
years.
Mr. Weston submitted that there was neither accom•
moda,ion nor necessity. The rooms downstairs were
little rooms, the markets' had not increased, there was
no fresh demand, and in the immediate neighbourhood
there was no end or other houses. Before the licenses
granted to-lay, there were 116 places where people
could purchase liquor in the town, numbering 68 spirit
houses, 44 beerbouses. 2 outdoor license., and 7 beer
retailers; the population was 11.383. making a house
for every 93 persons, and he thought it had almost
come to free trade.
Granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

THIS DAY'S WAR NEWS.

APPLICATION By THE EMPEROR
TO NEUTRALS.
PRUSSIAN OPPOSITION TO HIS
REQUEST.
The Berlin correspondent of the Echo tele-
graPhs that the Emperor Napoleon is endeavour-
ing to obtain from neutral courts a guarantee for
. the maintenance of his dynasty, and the integrity
of the French territory. But the Prussians, we
and told, will soon have a new army of 30,000
Prepared to operate against foreign intervention.

GERMAN MERCHANTMEN CHASED
BY A FRENCH IRONCLAD.
Two German merchant vessels, which had
been hotly chased by a large French ironclad, put
into Yarmouth roads this (Monday) morning.
The French vessel remains outside the sands on
the watch.

THE GERMAN ARMIES IN FRANCE.
EIRLIN, August 27.—A fourth German army, unchr
the crown Prince of Saxony has been formed id France.
It con.i.ta of two of Prince Frederick Charles's (imp,
lull cover, the dank of the Crown Prince cif Prussia,
which marches oa Paris ag )iti-t Marshal Mac. M• 11013,
‘ll,O 11.11 turto d north. Prince Fria, rbk Charles law
been rtioforced by two mnoro Lindwi hr
Thiou,lle ham be, n in,, aced by the Landwber 10.000
yeas tnta and 14,01/0 wounded aro rhut up with the
ril•lbeli army at Mem
Tl'' 64'inices are extending into southern Alsace.
BILRLIN, August 2d.—Two German armies are march.
In, on Paris, '2.20,0U1l strong. A portion of the army
t)Pao.ite Meta ma to follow them 1101 son as relieved by
the Reserve Army of the Rhioe, under the Grand Duke
of Ite,kleitburg•
Atiguat 27.—l'ais is calm. It is estimated
to contain 1.1,00,000 inhabitants.
Two thousaod airreqs have been made during the
hat two d•y.,compriaing vagrant., huspiciuuschuracten,
ant loose women.

Tie inn re..ion gain• ground tihrt siege of Paris is
ine • t able.

It la tdipposed to enter into the plans of the Govern-
s:so It to N Iiil• the Crow. Princ- to ad VAIIOgt utunolivded,
but id/satisfaction la gins to be expr. stied at hit un-
molested adv•oce, and appeals are lten g constantly
ma,:e to tLe tiovetniuttat for • genets' arming of the
population.
M. Tbkrs is appointed i member of the Defence
Committee.

The greet railway comp.miet contemplate moving
their central silk.. (ruin Paris. The qu...tioa of a
ratuoval of the gent of Government ha, already been
mooted, and Lyons it apoken of for such a purpose.
All nteasnren art tak.m for the defeuao aud for the
provisioning of Paris.
TOO Prince lumn rim' is gone to Rthrl. :I town mid.
way on the Ii e of ra.lwsy from It., to Mer. eres.
The Emperor follows Mar•hal Mac.llithon. who, OD
leaving Rheims on Tu slay hat, took the direction of
llionthois and liont;ers.
. .

Nothing is kuown of Itlso.JlAlion's subsequent
ILOOVt silents.

'the mmy of tbc Crown Prince has been joined at
Har•le•fruc by • port on of tie, King's army, comind
from Metz.

Several jonrnals continue to speak in g..neral terms
of the Nth-factory po,itittis of Marshals Bltct3lthon
sod Massone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

FOREATIIIB. ARM&

;Ir. Wels( ord applied for Mr. Edward Taylor England,
of the Forester. Arms, George-street. It was commo-
dious, and kept in a state of neatness and cleanliness
that est highly respectable. Applicant had been a
builder for many years, was thoroughly well known to
the gentlemen present, aid there had not been a more
reipectable person making an application that day.
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Mr. Fogland said big house had had •Foresters' wort
held there for six years, and it was at tee back of the
Royal Terrace. thny gentlemen's servants wanted
spirits at his house, and it was • disadvantage to him
to be unable to supply them. lie had several rooms,
one capable of dining 60 person, and another room
capable of seating 30. It extended from West Parade
to Great Goorge.street, had an open front, and was in
very good repair.
Granted.

STAB AND GAIT/IR.
Mr. George applied on behalf of the Star and Garter,
Mr. Henry Foot, Crescent-street. The house had
capital accommodation, and belonged to Mr. Groves.
Last year several of the yeomanry were located there
had they were so pleased with the conduct of Mr. and
Mrs. Fool that they allied the recommendation foi •
licence.

Mr. Foot said be bad sir bedrooms, large sitting-
roows. and others, and stabling for four horses. Last
year five of the yeomanry with four horses lodged
th. re.
Gninted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

SWAN AG

MIL P. W. Ditsmorra, of the Charing-Cross 11 comital
(son of Dr. Delamotte, of this town), passed the pre.
bruins:7 examination for the fellowship. This is the
third examinstion Mr. lbilamotte has been sooooimful in
passing at the Royal College of Surgeon,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

801 INN.

Mr. Welsford applied on behalf of the Sun Inn, Mr.
Keeley. Crescent-street, near the railway station. At
the present time Mr. Keeley had some gentlemen stay.
in the house, and it was a great annoyance to him to
be obliged to send out for spirits. Mr. Keeley was •
respectable man, a native of the town, and had occupied
the house for eight years,
Granted.

OLI7TON HOTZL. ADJOUILWID.

Mr. Georse applied for Mn. Williams, of the Clifton
Hotel, New Bios-street.

Mr. Weston took an obleetion to the notice not having
been served early enough. The law was that it moat
be posted for three Rundeys between the lit of June
and the last of July. whereas the last of the three
Sundays where on notice was posted was on the last of
July.
Adjourned.
WAD IN HAND 1117116 CD.
. . _

Mr. Welsford applied for the Bird in Hand, Mrs.
Smith. Nicholes•street, Belconsbe Regis. This wu not
a new house that had sprung up lately ; it wu the old
tap of the Crown Hotel ; but, owing to the new arrange.
ments, it does not now enjoy the privileges it had onoe.
It was opposite the theatre, and much required a
hoenee.

Mr. Tizard opposed. The house was very small.
Mrs. Smith appeared, and said there were six be--
rooms, and four other rooms in the house.
There hid been a conviction for belling beer at
unlswful hours. .

Mr. Vickery, being appealed to, acid neither the land.
lord nor landlady were fit to keep even • beerhouse.
They harboured proetitutes, and only last night tbrre
w.. a complaint of • watch being stolen at this house.
Refused.

MUDGE MN.

Mr. Tissrd applied for Mr. Rashlenth, of the Bridge
Inn. It had been • beerhouse for many years., and bad
been w.ll conducted. It contained seven rooms. Mr.
Rashleigh had occupied the Bridge Inn for three years,
and, cross-examined, said there were three bedroom.
upstart., a bedroom and drawing-room, and a smoking
room, bar, arrt kitchen downstairs. It would be an
advantage to him to keep open as its am other people.
By tdr.frisard : He served H. U.'. vessel., was obliged
to be up early, and did not care about staying up late.
Mr. Weston urged there wee no necessity, there being
no additional buildings in the neighbourhood.
Granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

IBTABLISRED FIFTY YILA.ItB.

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COW, AND ILEFRESHING.
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Mercury or any other Mineral SHbsiamee ; but to
consist entirely of Medicinal Matters, l'airely Veg-
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stomach, taken up by the absorbent vessels and
carried into the blood, and thus the whole system
is brought under their Puritying and Renovating
Influence. . . _

They have long since been used in one of the
largest County Hospitals in Great Britain, and re-
ceived the commendation of several eminent Phy-
sicians and Surgeons; and have proved their value
in Thousands of instances in diseases of the Head,
Chest, Bowels, Liver, and Kidneys; and in all Skin
Complaints are one of the best Medicines known.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, In boxes
price 70., Is. lid., and 2s. 9d, each, by G. WUICLIk.
TON & Sus, 3, Crane Court, Fleet Street, Londoa ;
and may be had of all Chemists and Medicine
Vendors. Sent free on receipt of 8, 14, or 83 stamps.

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TRADE MARK(RECISTERED)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

CATTLE MARKETS.

....
WAIXTIZLD, Wednesday. -There srere 1.320 fat beads, 5,650
sheep and lambs, :NO plip, sods small rupply of lean stock and
twivm. Me supply of fat cattle was rather in ezmea of the
deTOSInd. and prices ruled in favour of buyers. &A beef, 84 to
a. lid per stoned Itlb.• very prime, ikt ; mutton, is to ad per
lb.; lamb. ad to aid; veal, Old Tid ; fat plirs, 7* to ba per
stone 11 1411..

a.—
Malang., Thursday.—A large show of beef, the supplies both
of English and Irish being larger than last week; best disicrip-
thins was very firm at from 70. to 74s per cwt., but middling
and Inferior qualities mined of slowly at from tins to 650. The
market WAY also largely supplied with sheep and With.; the
formcr met with an active demand at high rates, Mad wetlicra
selling It to b.l. 11111101'. and infestor samples at from 7d
to 71 per lb. Lamb sold well at from bid to tid per lb. There
was nothing d •itt store cattle, and no consignicenta were
roceieed from Ireland, but the lat. rale have Unproved the
prospect of the trate. Toe.ewa, a moderate supply of witch
cows on offer, and Parte ahossod a little re animation, prices
ranging from tl2 to ale We reocived 400 pigs from Ireland,
and a!th the hummed tone in the bacon market, there was an
any CleXrAllee at advanced rates, bacon pigs selling at from lis
to 11. 6,1, end porkers at from its Pt to Ua per score.
llirraorouras,Thursday.—There is nothing special to note In
to-day's trade slemehd and supply WV hoth Hunted. The
general tone of the trade is PIIOW, at Motplare figures. A few
• T‘muing tweeds are lismisl for on Monday, alter which
WU' usual suppl" horn that quarter will probably Cease. The
mutt n trade is stationer'', but firm, at previous rates. Tile
late, season bring nearly closed, quotations will shortly cease;
• lainh is in demand, at full quotations. Veal steady ;
there in a good demand for choice quality. Improved prices
mar be written for pork.

TvT.lll. 111:17LT. roasios ICITLT.
11:14)
Shmi. and Liuuba . 14,000 3,450
000 .5
110 90
Interior Quality. First Quality.
Beef.... Od. to 44. lid. ... 4s. bd. to 6s. Bd.
Mutton 45. Od. 45.5.1....4.. 10.4. —S. 84.
Vial.... 55 bd. 3s. bd. . is. 104. —O.. bd.

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Pork.... a.. Od. 4 d. .... 4s. 4d. Gs. 24.
At per stone of bib., .inking the offm.
nIIIIIIIOIIAIII. Thur..lay,—There wwi an increase in the num-
ber of beasts on offer, the condition middling, and the beef
trade inactive. Choice remised late quotations;
inferior barelv made into price.. The supply of sheep and
lamb. WM large, trade heavy, price. a shade lower. Cal.e. •
moderate supple, trade heavy, Ide rates barely maintained.
Fat pigs • moderate supply, a fair clearance made. Beef,
old toad per lb.; mutton, d to Oki ; lamb, 7id to 714.1.; veal,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE,
Pronouncod by Connoiseurs.
"THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE."
To guard against the numerous worthless imitations of
this renowned Cot dtment, the public .hould
AK FOR

"LEA AND PgititlNS" SAUCE.
And see that their moms are upon the wrapper, label,
5t00p.... and bottle.
dAr Sold Wholeeitle and for • xport, by the Proprietors,
Worcester; ernes° and Blackwell, Lotalon ; and by
Druggists, Grocers and I blnien generally throughout

the World.

LEA AND PERRINS.
BREECH. - LOADERS.
ROOD HAND.
BREECH - LOADERS.
FROM £2O 105.
BREECH - LOADERS.
BOUGHT FOR OAR&
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST, 3 STAMPS.
E. WRLSTLER, 11 STRAND, LONDON.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

PORTERS' £5llB.

Mr. Turd applied for the Porter'a Arms, Daniel
Dober. The house oontained 11 rooms, was exceedingly
well situated on the Quay. Mr. Weston had spok,-n
of the population over and over again ' • it was an old
tale, but it was estraordinarr that Mr. Weston should
object nn that ground, and shortly after apply himself.
Mr. Weston said it was onfaccount of the different
sit tiatin

The Mayor: I am afraid be sets you a bad example—
(laughter.);
Mr. Dober cross.eaamined by Mr. Weston, said be had
all sorts of people at his house, foreigners and others,
but he is not particular wbo they were, one must not
be particular now-adays, urthey would take no money.
Granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

ANOTHER GREAT DATME.

There wns fighting a:I Sunday in the neithbour-
hood of Steti.y. ThiOuttle wilL prulmbly &elle the
fate of
.11.e-M hllti.6 may. . .

S one Freiith pspers were •itre that A halal° was fought
at Mies s lav su I Wi do, Is-t, resulting in
great c+rl3•go a the I res•i lAA ti,,t of
SteillllletZ All.l ii at ~r Fredoti •k I i,ri,.4th,r
psi eta especte I the battle to be f..oght 0.1
Friday i Sstorilsy, while, again, ethos ass
likely place Mouthois, on tho Aistio At we re.diy
know, however, is thst nothing has Ikon beard of
Alsc-IfaLoo twee Tuesday.

TILE FRENCII
(PRUSSI AN OFFICI A 1..)
PRUSSIAN II EA ItTERF,
BA R.1.E.1,17C .11. c ^1 s4l A.M.

ides the French OQthl,4l in too surround-
ing Mha there are in Metz its, !f, .rding
accounts, 15,00) wound. Accord tiv; to our estouste,
00.(00. 11,,reover, hoshital fever au I typt us Leer have
br„kma out • wong thew, au that a pruhauceJ resiatikuce
appears inipuenthle.

10 15 A.M.
Since war victories near Mez, and the hemming in of
the French in their fposatiou there, time.) a one troops
who are not ref:ol.o.l to surround them I, ive made a
r.ria and Uninterrupted advance. ulis!ons has &ea
‘seenpied by then., an our schauced I,misrds are allemly
betwasn that plow a.,d
A ounsy 26, EVENING.— Elie small foitress of Vary
siotni,,,e4 yesterday. 3ist.en Cannon Were found.
Two battalions of Mobile °LIMAN, having lost their
way, Were scattered by our c.ivalrv, and KO in. a and
17 officers taken prisoners. On our side Major Ton
Fr. tern and three men were wounded, the former
le T. rely:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

MMIIST HOUSE TAMIL

Mr. Welsford applied for Mr. Andrew Guy, Market
Flour. Tavern, opm site the Guildhall. It was • roomy
house, and many pasarngen by tho steamboats lodged
there, ow that • license would be • convenience.
_ . .

Mr. Guy said be bad seven large commodious rooms.
Mr. Tisard opposed, and cross-examined : The Cum-
berland was just opposite, and the Portland Arms,
Three Tuns, Golden Lion, and Porter's Arms were near.
This was his first application. Re-examined: His
house was more commodious than the Market House
Tavern. _ . .

•
lir lizard urged that no necessity was proved. He
thought toe only reason offrred fore lioense would have
bran that the magistrates and others attending this
Court would require spirits.
Granted.

CASTLI INN.

Mr. George applied for the Castle Inn, Mr. Tooth,
Horsford-street. Mr. Tooth was a pensioned officer, and a
respectable person. There were shout nine rooms in
the house. Applicant wore the Crimean and Turkish
modals, medal for distinguished service in the field,
and modals for good eouduct- There had been no com-
plaint of his having sold sptrite. The demand for
spirits at his house was not very great. Several licensed
houses were near. Had bad no complaint made against
him. He could not judge of the else of his bar parlour.
although be had been in the army, for he was a horse
soldier. It wu not so easy to judge of distances on
horseback. His bar-parlour was more than two horses
long—about two borers and a half- -(great laughter).
The length of two horses and a bait nepended on the
size of the borsee—(cnore laughter). Pointing to about
two thins of the width of the bail, hi said that wee
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

NIELSON INN ADJOURNED.

Mr. George applied for Mr. Daniel Cooper, of f:,t
Nelson Inn, North Quay- The rent wu £45, it c
tamed 13 rooms, and was on the road to Portlat,
Chickerell, and all those place.
Mr. Vosper said there were seven bed-rooms art: it
attic, besid bar. ba..-parlour, ke, —tr...
examined by Mr. Weston : About three yearn ten Li
was convicted for selling rpirita. The Weymouth Artii
and the New Inn, also the Boot Inn, were not
distance off. The magistrates gave him • oert,hist,:c
sell beer. but the Excise did not grant the licenc...
Mr. Weston also objected to the notice, as it igroed
Vosper's being • beer :Mailer at all, but only describe:
him as • carpenter and fish dealer.
Adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

POOLE.

Rzettrrnos.—lt will be recollected that at the last
County Court the Judge ordered Robert Rose, c bank-
rupt, late of the Country Itouse Inn, to be prosecuted
under the fraudulent dances of the new Act for giving
• hal of nab to his son on the eve of his bankruptcy.
The son, who resides in Lincoln, and who realised
£ll2. Us. 61. from his father's t fleets eiposed to pub-
lic &nation, has now been ordered by the Judge to make
restitution of that amount on or before the 12th of
September next.

'tn.( Stsgtogg.—At the Poole petty sessions, on
Thursday, before F. T. Rogers, Eel., (Mayor), W. L.
C. Adey, and J. Geese, &qrs.
Four wen. named 1/oar Misarkrtu EAVIV, and Berg,
were charged with drinking at the Rose and Crown Inn,
Parkstone, on Sunday, the 14th of Angu.t, during the
hours of divine service. The men said in their defence
that they were out for a walk, and as Riggs'. house
was open they thought it no harm to go in and gall for
• glava of beer ; they were not aware they were doing
wrong. The Mayor. sit r explaining the Act, which
glmereil each man liable to • penalty of 40t., said the
Bench would only inflict a fine of 2s. 6.1. each including
costs.

Joseph Bosley, fi,liertnan, was summoned by Robert
ilitviford, for an assault committed on the 20th inst.—
Complainant, who keeps • publichouse in Fish-street,
sail that Bayley came into U. house and called for b Sr
and was very tWorderly, and, n complainant turning
him ceit, attempted toto triko compLinaot with a stick
he had in his hand. He was tined ls. and coats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

NEW •KIIIVAL

Mr. Welsford applied f.ir the New Arrival in Park.
street, kept by Mr William Olieer.
Mr. Oliver had had a spirit licence twice before, bat
he had now built a house of hi. own, and he (Mr.
Welsford) trusted the Bench would see fit to grant the
licence. He we. also the agent for the South- We•tern
Railway fur the transportation of fresh Bah from Wey-
mouth by that rail. People were at his house during all
11,4irs of the night, and spirits were greatly needed.
Granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

W1111;0101E.

pm?, Risme& Friday.—llefore the no,.
Glyn and a full beach.
Mr. P. Beason:, of Know le farmn, f'orfe MIIL.
mood U. and 8.. coats fur allowing cattle afkrtee'ir
foot and mouth ilise.we to strey.
John 05114,111, of Wimborna. was fined 5.. for n.th
Weise the tiic notice that him three c .wt arr. 4:44t
Mrs. N. Gardener of the Peer Sr L4l inn, i;,„„, •
was fined 135.. including sosts, for yer,,:ot
drunkenness in her hon.,.
D. puts Chief Constable fiammond applied I
authority to sell 127 gallons of malt liquor leoz.i
the New Beerbonse Aot. Granted. The tgoorou
be paid to the outlet, fends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

NOTES AND INCIDENT

Several of -III; Paris-I,;untara—s.-y—s—ths..c.the Emm.o
has telegraphed to the Emperor as follows :—" They
say in Paris that you have plan. 4 our cm where spent
b.lls fell. I pray you to place Lim where fall the balls
that kill."

M. Gaudin, of the Bureau de Longitudes, says he has
invented a machiee which will throw a million of
projectiles at tom% ,5w kill at 1500 metres, and to
injure seriously at 3000.
Le Figaro relates a story of an old woman, eighty
y.areat age, wh te gged to be allood to go i.ut as
rirwoii• re. :the had been out in the came capacity in
the Rusaqin campaign, where aim WAS wounded three
tunes, mid was also at Waterloo, bite says the wants
to dismount a few Pruoisna.
It se me that one of the ladies of honour to the
Empress has been accused, at least by the Paris pries,
of mending intelligence to the enemy. The lady it a
Bavarian by birth, but has married a Beauharnam, thus
becoming • connexion of the Emperor. She is, it is said,
to b • sent to her native country.
The drawing for toe cowcription of the clam of 1870
edict out by antimpatton, twit place in all ii'rsno., „,;
Monday, Auest 29. The call is for 140,000 men
instead of 90.000. The Minister of War bsi. flied the
meeting of the Councils of Revision for Monday,
September 19.
sye, mundella. Ml'., who ha retui nee] s.fely home
after a short vi-it to the Continent. write. to Nbem.,i,"
from London as f,,hlowa: --'• I arrived here by tho
steamer. I have travelled for sight days awl six
out of my thirteen days ab,ence. The scenea I have
witnessed of butchery and misery make these days actin
to tile like months or ye.u.."
liitellige nee was received last week of the death of a
Prussian in one of the late battles who hail been in a
merchant's office in Liverpool, and who left his employ-
',vat it, fight for the Fathe rlan I. It seems that he was
engaged to be marrie.l to a young lady in that town
possessing great personal attractions. The melancholy
new, wes conveyed to her SOW° days ago, but during
the interval 1.110 has never once spoken, and is said to
be in a state of send-insensibility.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

WAICEFIAM.

nut annual prize shoutiug ut the Wareham corps is
fixed for the 314 in 4.
- -

LIME MATCII.—Tho second Bring in the anima
match between the Wareham awl Dal-cheater corps
took plan, at the Wareh,ini range on lio:me common,
last Friday afternoon. ihe contest was to be decided
by the aggregate scores of the two meeting. at Dor
cheater, August 22nd, and Wareham, the 21. th, and
the 2iiil carps has won by four marks, so that now
IVareharn has had the victory on tire occasions as
against Porchesti r thrice. It havieg been pnbl.nly
teal that the Dorche.ter m's de?grtid from their
agreement in bringing forwar I two different men en
Friday, we have ascertained from the proper authority,
it woe no c indition of the contest that tic IMMO ten
shoulil be t•kun at each firing. It is dear tho'. unless
Li, e bre men train etch corps no et, the competition loses
all siguificanee. Here are Friday's scores :

WAIIIMAM:

200—y-ds—.--600 yds. 600 yds. Tot.
Sergt. Dre .. „. 3493222 02:43493 22023:13 50
Private Stoekley 23:141224 0222493 3002433 46
Privato Legg... ... 23221123 4324332 2030/02 42
Sergt. hoiden ... 2 392.13 :1320303 21120002 37
Candy... 2332 ;22 4203;mr2 23r.MtJ0 34
Sergt. Churchill ... 2032232 2423222 2233444 53
rorPoral Smith 9222330 0332033 0133002
C..rporAl Elmeg ... 2992322 4:132032 00341410 39
PrivAtu Brett 4223223 2943331 2223023 52
Priveto ... 02342'24 3043224 4209330 47

Lieut. !lodges ... 2223222 2441322 2102432 5.3
1;0i-renal Gregory... 4203332 30:1(Y24 322423 52
Serge. Greening 3223200 4102:242 1322021 43
Corporal Chick 2224422 002. WO I 0432223
ei,eporal Ling ... 3:13423 33311334 30331130 47
Mee t 3lutrord ... 3344242 0320120 2024030 41
P.rsons ... 2!33324 0)092:42 3 12010 40
7, 11.0gers 3.34 !39.2 4334243 204:3324 60
I I nig 2323233 312423 0002000 33
~ Jeffery ... 2322332 3232330 4230033 48
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

PRESTON.

FUNERAL OT A COASTGUARD/MAN.—MT. Charles
boatman at Preston coastguard station, died
on Tuesday last week. He Iva. buried in the parish
churchyard on Friday, and his funeral was attended by
the cossiguard from the adjdining districts. The Wyke
men under Mr. Merrifield, and the Fleet men under
Mr. Hurry, marched to Weymootb, and met the Wey-
mouth men under Mr. Jeatt, on the Bridge. The
Preston men, under Mr. Hall, and the Osmington men,
led by Mr. Bowden, met at the station and were joined
by the others, who had marched from Weymouth.
Hence they proceeded to the churchyard with arm,
reversed, and swelled the procession, which maligned
alao the widow and other mourners. The Hey. Talbot
Baker impressively read the burial garrison, the body was
committed to the grave, and the ootstguard fired three
volleys and returned. The villagers assembled in • large
crowd.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

RAILWAY TAVRRN.

Mr Tisard said his last application was one of the
he had said, to day. The house was called the PJAit,;
Tavern, Commercial-road. Mr. Fayell.
Mrs. Favell said they had • bar, bar parlour, ani e
room behind, • very large club-room, and three t„,!..
rooms, besides several attics. There was no spidt hes,
near, and there were many private houses, which
only be supplied with spirits from the Railway Tarnt
Mr. Weston opposed, and croas-esamined Mr. Fatty
who maid she had heard the house had once be,r,
licensed house.

Mr. Weston said this was an extraordinary cue; t 4
house was formerly licensed; but Mr. Tizard or ha
licenostransferred to another and Int..rior home. Tts
house wee the toll-bird to obtain a licence, and 'hes le
it to be transferred to another house. If this sty'. ,1
procedure were sanctioned, there would be no tzil
licensed houses.

Mr. 'heard denied that the licence had been true
ferred to an inferior house-
Granted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

RAILWAY. ARCH arprmrti.

Mr. Wvliiford applied fur mr. Julio Barg; 014
Railway Arch Tavern.
Mr. Tistrd °pp sad.
Mr. liag.o said he had twelve rooms. heaide,
coach•housea and stables. The house was seV.;l
pod °Jae, on the Chickerell road. Thera ut,
eturieo, and seven bedrooms ii, the house.
Refused.

HIGH wrgy•sygPrr TAVERN.
Mr. George applied fur Mr. Witham
Weitt-street Tavern, bottom of Love-1,10..
Mt. Doan' itiod he paid Cl!i rent, but 1.44 Ty
1:20. He had four 100111, WI the ground
par. lour and five rooms utetairf. He L4L4rtif,
frequent applications, and there i.d beta eere,44tt..
—Crom-exemined : His wife and four ehileeee', ••
with hirn,and it was not lir front the We3q„,,,,h
The dentonde for fpints were not very nunterith.ll4.
fly the Bench il had kept a beet how.
years without complaint. "nut
Granted. . _

!WOWED:Hine •11118 AD.V
Mr. Welsford made an applicati,m Xr. Gt4._
Honeybun, Shtpw,ighte' Arms. halem-place, e1.ar,,71„
Mr. Hnneyhun said be bad ten rooms, throsof
were bedroom... 4-4
Mr. Turd opposed, and examined witoess,
,0
he was about to go to the Royal Oak. for tr..
I.kisenish. The B.ehive—s lieeroed spirit
within • few doors. The Cbspelry Tavem VIII st 46
off. . .

Mr. Tigard urged that Mr. Honeybun could rot bif
real applicant 10 tbia case, as he wei gt,i4 t‘
Royal Oak.
Adjourned.
BUTCHERS' ARMS REFUSED.

Mr. George applied for the Butchers' Aree,,,
str et. There is • dense populstion ci
lightermen, ke., who often got wet thr..tigL,
respired spirits. 44
Mr. /leech the applicoint. said thtre wen c„
roomr in the boase.—Crma.examine I HLas
been aeou..ed of stealing, or been in soy tr.
house WWI near the Old Poorhouse, the yo..reit
Weymouth. The Fox Inn, the White
Helooinbs. Home, were • good distanoe off,

Mr. Weston sa.id there -.via no nec.s.it;, tie foi
for obtaining spirits would be an inducement to
poor people still poorer.
Refuted.

MILTON ARMS ADJOCRIM.

Mr. Weleford applied for Mr. Chubb, the Wenn Ar.,
St. Alban's•row. The bouee bad been knout. f,,re
loag time as a beerhouse, and a certain object,oe to
holm) no longer sub•dsted.
Adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

Alarkets.

4

The harvest in the late districts, although at time*
interrupt.d, is auithing up well. The latest accounts
reeeired from Europe state that the harvest Lae in
almost all countries been bountiful, and that prices are
receding accordingly. On the other side of the Atlantis
the tendency in the value of breadstuff, appears to be
still in a downward direetion. By a telegram rtoeived
trUlll New York on Friday morning we learn that extra
State flour is quoted there at 5 dole. 75e. to 5 dole. 950.
per barrel (being lower), and old mixed store at Me. per
bushel. Amturding to advice* teceived by the last mail
from South Australia, who it is quoted there at ss. 1,1.
per bushel, and time at Fll 10s. to 1:12 10s. per ton.
Al nearly all the c 'entry WSJ kets the aupply of wheat
has been on the increase, especially of nem samples,
which are coining to hand in good condition. The
favourable a/mit:nits of this year's yield, together with
the continuous decline of prices in London, have had
thee fleet if keeping the trade very dull in most places,
although lower ratt• have again been accepted. The
demand for barley tor tha present is only limited, mid
prises have ratter favoured buyers for moue kinds. The
Caine may be wit' of oats. Beans and peas have been
better represtnted, and in many market,' weld be
bought cheaper. The wheat trade in filark•lane con-
tinues to decine with the pressure of newomniples and
the ample supply of foreign.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

BUTTER MARKET.

.......
Thureday. The lellewie,t were the eermet prices
at ed. roiarket buttcr, per lb., Is 341 to le 44.1;
whey ditto, lost

WOOL MARKET.
BRADFORD, Thursday—The wool market to-day Wears a
more gloomy aspeek There is decidedly less business doing in
woot,. and such trinsactions a. occur are solely to supply the
pressing want. of spinners engaged oil Mono acciiiiiik Some
staplers sh-w a greater desire to realise, though the Increasing
41fileulty experierved of replacing with any probabllitv of
"Igaining • profit, hvi the effect of ginug a moderate degree
LOFFOR. Fridsy.
of steadiness to lines..
—During the put week there has been a fair
demand for the lower vote., of Downs and other cIM-liinit °°°l,
hut iii general there is little dispeiition to enter into engage-
ments of any magnitude until., thing more .lefluite Is known
Is to the prospects.' tamest : indeed, the present uncertAtity
. _ ... in perhaps ninre prejudicial to some discripti ..... than the cer-
ENGLAND'S POBl ['ION.
tainty of 'along war, Re it random it difficult to know what
class of ~ is to work up n.
It is the fashion jugs now in England to talk im sow's! W 001.,. Per lb. s. d. 5. ml.
though this country, were in so helpless a state that she • ' IA gu hoggets
el. lta—Sout o .. I Ito I 2
'lto be euecped up by any little Continental dog. the -Ur if w.bead ditto .. .. .. I 2—l 2k
1 4
li '
1
itea to bark at her. We don't believe it for a moo - Kent Fkeeel .•
To tit e fearsome we would say, is this the Env, ...alt. Soutfidown ewes and wetheza .. 0 01.— 1 I
C.•ltitica7Paicits or I.:
.. 1 2 1 II
.V,t•ran Frail,* fifty tin es—held a lore .am
_,I t,h.at Leicester ditto
.. oto - i 8
..
'tiled George the Third K. f Gres*
_.,.. Part "' "
log o Bmers—Clothing • •
• • .. 1 0 1 g
and Ireland—fought F • ' It Da' Vrou" rAnce @mak .. r ID. .. €OlO in,. .. ••
---------_
ha . C 11.(le-f,d eVery other p ~ pearled when France
1.-1.1 i:el i , PRDVISIDS MARKET.
. um . Are lir, ,Ager —ay, when even shit Raw sugar has Iniprosed I udian T 'rites —Raw
Mini"'
:of ' he 'Adler.' that ti .eiled an BRIM% Scots MARRA ,
• .I. followed, but remains stationary.
through all 1103 In • • 1 f 1 • marChnd in value ; refined has not )‘.. .b .
em
is
doing.
011 willisas o FKoP e • amouut of 'ion
ueueraffy a good avoradu
,-,3 of RIO inillions, and 'tided the *Ade
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

iDolvt Canuttl Expruis.

TUBSD AY, AUGUST 30, 1870,

Dorsrtsbirt

THE starmriptions to tip. Bishop Hamilton memorial
fund now amount to £8,63S Is. 51
_ .

Tilt Bight fter. the Lmd Bishop of Salisbury hai
licen-ed the Rev. William Dodge, clerk, 8.A., to the
Curacy of Ilaaelbury Bryan ; and the Rev. Charles
Parker, clerk, M. to the Caracy of Svinondshury.
CoLIMITTYD TO THE DONtikT COUNTY PRISON.—
: Jacob 5311110114 stealing money at Fordington ;
Andrew Burnett, attempting suicide at Syrnondsbury ;
Nehemiah Case, obtaining good. by false pretences at
Chi (rock ; John Summers. and Wiliiarr, Foy, ate ding a
watch at Portia:oh—Hord Lubour : Mary Jane Cuniiri,
aasault on the police at We)rnolith, 3 months ;
Whee'er, vagiaucv at Itadipole, 3 months ; Mary Kelly,
vagrthoy at %V..) mouth, 2 tramtlis ; Cantle. Pit in .n,
an 1 i.awar I Holman, Amillng onions at Wake Regis.
42 day.; Henry Budiroal, vagrancy at Oamington,
calendar month ; James Flower, assault on thy police
at Gillingham, 1 calendar month; John Dimond,
vasrancy at Wi yrnout ~ 1 calen.l fir month; Jame.
Cracker, having fa hily chargeable at Chesilborne, 1
calendar month ; Mary Tucker, vagrancy at itadipole,
14 days ; Eliza Knot, vagrancy at Blandford, 14 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-08

CA7LB MAIUiLT&

Thursda;:-.l:anr; sTpt—ily .:1-I,7er, the InaMy being
good. The consignment. from Ire Find were not NO
owner.. WI Ist week. Trade ea. -v dull, and holder. had
tuedbunt 4.• a reduction in order to die,
lions changed hands at Irnni Offs to 7.04., and in one or two
exceptional cages I'M was iibtained ; indifferent qualitis were
obteneable at from OM to 65.4. per cwt., and buyer. are antic+.
Wing etill lower prima. We haul • large supply of cheep, and
they met with a dull trade, bu)eril predating for a reduction In
the reeent high rats Best sellers, however, still obtained
aid. and Pd, per lb., and ewes and Inferior sorts lid., bidet,
being rather arm. e bad a moderate supply of MOM eatUe,
Including about 300 from Ireland ; trade continue. dell, •xcept
for good ',limner., which malls high prices Of leach row*
vre had &large supply, with an active inquiry for good &scrip.
thins, and prices ranged from £l4 to AV. The supply of pigs
at the West-street yard was rather below the MIIIII/S and the
demand being active, prise fully recovered the temp.rar•
depression of last week, bacon pigs reellsing Ila, end pot'
11. ed. per score; small country porkers of course I.
Is money. , Abed
MICTSOPOLITAX, Thursday. —Notwithstanding that
of beset. has be in below the average, end th . the eIPIAY
nervlsable stock has been on offer, the made t • et some good
In eympathy with the pr..valent heartnere Aide at Islington
market, hes been characterieed by seli the deed rust
business has been with difficulty condo' depremion, awl
quotations. The extreme and quit, Jed at Monday's reduced
list fleets and crams ham been ss. • , exceptional price for the
the supply has been moderate. al. pa sib. Ls regards sheep,
gresseà slowly, and prime In all breed.. Wee have pro-
m* have been dull, at F wee. bad a drooping tendency.
Per Andy presious quotationa
S. to leak the offaL
Inf. coarse beasts 4. ~ L el. s. d
"cu..' quality 2to 10 Prienseouthd•wo.ll to 5
Prim. large • 4 ote 4 45 L,rg. coarse calve. 4 ti 6
P'laCke' min 4sto 6 10 Trim* small
Ink •
a 6 oto 5 2 Large host_ . 4 I. 6
.seehesp II 4tn 4 0 Meat end. earlier* 6 to 6 I
Po toO
T2:11{0. 56
44
4:2:"4.041.141 .L.'prlo!"...db.o.otorm. to 26

...

. 105
2393
Cali . . 139
77

Ftiday.--111upplka of meat
any description, and prams

the carcase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-08

COILIZIT Paliill At MAIM LLIIIL

Per Qr
witio9
Soma sad Kest, red 44 to 441
` Ditto, ... 40 to 45
" Dittoorhito,... 47 to 49
" Ditto, now. .. 44 to 47
Torok., rod 41 to 47
" white ... 46 to 51

Pik.. I.
Gray to IS
Maple... el to et
White .. 36 to ItB
Boilers MI to SI
Foreign, irkits• SI to It
oast..
food ... Pilot!
potato ... ZS to 26
I Bergen, feed ... 23 to Bit
• potato... 1.0 241.15
Irish. bison 20 to 14
" Whit*• /10 to n
Fondira trod 11 to 20
LOO Z.
Town-made. 330 lbo. 41 toil
Country ... 30 to 11.1
Norfolk antiOulfolli... PSI. 33

English malting 116 to 40
Chevalier 41 tvo42
()Whiling ... to MI
Fortitio ... 26 to 41

PLI• to 09
Brown... ... -• 48 14 14
36 to 37
TiCi6lll 1.0 37
Harrow 43 to 44
Banal .. 46 In 60
_ - . . .

luuuvaig.—English and Scotch 1000 qnt. .best; 1,010 qrs.
barley; 1,180 gra malt. Foreign sacks: 0,83) wheat ; 8,100
barley 9,700 tale ; 600 flour. Ditto barrels, 1,450. Maize
(forelgo), 10,000; beans (Knglish and' Scotch), 180; peas
(English and Scotch), 110; ditto (foreign), 100 quartos.
Wakellold : Wheat trade extremely dull, and prime fully Is.
per quarter lower. Barley WO 1.8. to r quarter cheaper.
Liverpool : Wheat is fair request, aad in some mass holders
concede Id. per cental from Tuesday's rates to eell, ex-quay.
Flour very dull, and ed. lower. Beau 04. cheaper • Saidi at
EU. Vd. Oats and oatmeal conttnue neglected. Indian corn a
slow sale, at late Totes; round yellow at tea 64.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-08

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SWA NAGE.

Mowii IMITT11711IL:60. (Thit ultimo) the
usual annual meeting was held at the Moistens losti-
tute. As mell2e important appointments were to be
vacated and refilled a large number of members
attended. The secretary (Joseph llowlecn, Esq.), hav-
ing read the balance 'beet for the past year, desiied the
meeting to proceed to the election of a accretary as he
. . . . . ,

wished to resign. Mr. Charrington on rising to propose
Mr. Hillier u the Baur. secretary, said that much re-
gret was felt it the decision Kr. Mowlem bad arrived it.,
but neither the smiles of the lady member& nor the en- I
treaties of the gentlemen members had mule any
pressiou on him. The fends et the trait had been I
greatly augmented mines Mr. Mowlem had been their
leader. and the new secretary had £l2 in hand to aim-
menu with. He felt sure that the step Mr. Mowlem
we& about to take was much regretted by all present.
A vote of thanks having been &worded to Mr. Mowlem,
the appointment of Mr. Hillier was seconded and
tarried. Mr. Charrrington nest proposed George
Cortes de is Motto, Esq.. as a most able gentleman to
All the offlee of vice-president, vaunt through the
death of Mr. Thome. liandell. This was seoonded by
Mr. Burt, and carried unanimously. The °Mee of tree.
sorer was accepted by Mr. Pope. Mr. &apish White of
Whiteeliff wes chosen to serve on the committee, also
Mr. Vye, in place of Mr. Hizon and Mr. Spencer.
The newspapers having been sold by competition, the
meeting &operated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-08

POOLE.

Jlllll,lCPCurrn. - Tho Rey. Mr. Flanker has been
appointed curate. The .loarterly collections, lal Sunday amounted
to nlO EA. nd. _

TRETOTALIEL. -The Rev. C. K. Paul gave an addrema on
Total Abstinence at the Temperance Hall, on Monday evening.
Mr. J. liarker prealded.
ANIEI LT.- At the ratty sessiona, Mark Vine, farmer. 44 Long.
fleet, was fined CI sod costs for striking and kicking one of his
labourers, who he accused of loitering shout
THE LAOLAND-STIMET Mt onst. - sht Friday, Elisabeth Stevens
was charged with assaulting Thomas Whits, fishmonger.
Judgment deferred. If iirfendant misconducto herself again.
she iv to be brought up and sent to prison.
P. 401.11 AND CAHREL.IIOI:TH K SItWAT. - A Bill haa barn
deposited with a view to obtaining from Parliament throe years
, more time for the completion of this line! The Llouniemouth
Improvement Commissioners sill eppowi it.
Tim TIMMY or fluoiria- On Twathy evening last, Mr. Drew,
of /17:th. delive
Cbrhdlan red
•oin in theonTosbha7l.l.lf ttlhae
subject being " The Theory of Ghost." The high repute of the
lecturer, together with the novelty of the aubject, attracted a
, large audience. and all pnownt appeared by their applause to
' heartily enjoy the lecture. The president of the aasociation
(Mr. Welch) was in the chair.
ANNUAL MILTING GE THE Foots RIPLI CORPS.—
The annual general meeting of the corps was held at
the Head Quarters, Hanger Hill, on Wednesday even•
ing, the 2nd inst., under the presidency of Captain J.'
Viant. The bon. secretary of the corps (Colour-sergeant
Farmer) read the Balanoe Sheet for the past year,
which was highly satisfactory. The Report was al
follows :—Reiseipts : Cash in band, Jan., 1869, £l5 3s. 6d.;
Capitation Grant, £118; Subecriptiona for Annual
Prima, 1869, £24 fa. ; Subscriptions to Camp Fund,
£l6 16s. ; Honorary Subscriptions for 1869, £25 34., kn.,
• mating • total received of £236 15s, 91.
This Disbarsements were is follows To Sergeant
Inatructors, £l7 7s. 2d.; Armours!' and Marker, £2O;
One year's Rent of Armoury, £10; Repairing the Butts
at Haniworthy, ; Annual Prizes, £24 6e.; various
Tradesmen's Bills, £3l 84. Bd.; Camp Fund, 1869,
£25 4e.; Sundries, 19a. Id. ; Volunteer Gazette,
£22t. 6.; and &lanes in hand £53 71. &I. • Total,
£236 15a. N. The Chairman congratulated the corps
on the flouriahing state of the oorpa It was proposed
by Captain Viant and seconded by Lance-corporal Burt,
that the Salutes Sheet be reeeived, adopted, and
printed, whieh was pat to the meeting and carried
unanimously. The Committee of Management for
the ensuing year was next appointed and consisted of
the following gentlemen :—Sergeant Farmer, Corporal
Hawke', Mr. Sutherland, Mr. Col, Mr. David Duren,
Quartermaster-urgeant Beyt, Corporal Buckley, Car'
poral Marvton, and Lanu.corporal Burt. Mr. Hornsby
(Lieutenant of the corps), wu elected Treasurer of the
corps. Colour-sergernt Fanner was re-elected Secretary.
The Shooting Committee woe el,cted and the meeting
terminated with • vote of thanks to the Captain for
presiding.