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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

MARRIAGES.

Sept. 27 at Winterborne Came, by the Rev. Lionel
Dawson l;anier, John Needle Cooke, Esq., of Bay-
field Lodge, Norfolk, to Rebecca Eliabeth, second
daughter of Josiah Hill, Esq., of Came Farm.
October 3, at Dublin, by the Rev. J. It. Sorley, Dr.
Robert Lower, Royal Horse Artillery, of Barley Hall,
Dorsetaliire, grandson of the late George Lower. Esq.,
of Rickhain Lodge, Hampshire, to Mary Elizabeth, only
daughter of tie late Capt. Joseph Felford, 96th Regi-
ment, and niece of the late Major Weldord, 97th Regi-
ment, awl of 'Wellesley role Fletcher, Esq., of
Dublin. . _

...... .
Oct. 4, t St. Mary'a Church, Bridport, Mr. George
Smith, to Mary Anne, third daughter of the late Mr.
Feruham, West street.

DEATHB.

&pt. 19, A St. Thomas's place, Guernsey, Elisabeth
Matilda, widow of the late Henry Hodges, Esq., of
Lanwood, Lyndhurst, Hants, and daughter of the late
Marcus T. Aeriesley, Esq., of Oakley, and granddaugh-
ter of the late Hon. and Very Rev. Witham Anne.ley.
Dean of Down.

&pt. 21. at Reckleford, Yeovil, Mr. William Will-
niiugton, aged 87.
Sept. 27, at Iteckleford, Yeovil, aged 52, after a
long and painful illneas, Hannah, wife of Mr. .J.
Hamblen, grocer, Le.
. . .

Oct. 2. the the 'residence of her mother, West-street,
Poole, ideer a long and iminful illness, beloved and
deeply regretted, Mary stun Churchill, daughter of
James Churchill, Esq., formerly Town Clerk of Poole,
aged 24.
. . . . _ .

Oct. 9, at I)orchester, Mr. Edward Lester, aged 75.
Deceased, who was a member of the volunteer* of
Itaid, and it Sergeant in the local uselitia of 18118, wild
highly respected for his upright and honourable
conduct throughout life.
Oct. 7, at ltorchester, after a long illness, Samuel
McDermott, aged 46. lteceased had for the last six
years been drillmergeant to the Dorchester troop of
the Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

THE WORLD'S FRIEND!

A MAN WHO REFUSED TO HAVE HIS LEG OFF.

"From the Kama% Adrertiser, June 2nd, 1860."

Benjamin Cox, Esq., magistrate, said in the Board-
Room at !rush, that lie knew a man who had been in
the Infirmary and was actually turned out as incurable.
On his way home to Kilrush, he purchased at Ennis,
Holloway's Pills and Ointment, for, as he said, it could
nut be worse with him. This man, "said Mr. Cox,"
became by their use as sound and as healthy as any
man in the room. These celebrated Pills and Ointment
will cure any wound, sore, or ulcer, however long
standing, it properly used acccurding to the printed
directions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

HOP MARKET.

Donovan, Friday, Oct. s.—The few new hope on
offer are held at very high rates, and there is a good
demand for yearlings and all other qualities at extreme
quotations. The duty remains at £35,000 :-1859.
Mid and East Kent pockets, £l2 to £l3 13s. ; Weald*,
£lO Ins. to LII 11a. ; Sussex, £9 to £lO.-1858. £6
to £7 75.-1857. £5 to Di tic—New Mid and East
Kent pockets, £2l to £24; Weald., £lB to £2O;
Sussex, £l6 to EU per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

VROUD, CHEAIIB; High East-rt., Dorchester,
AGENT rom HMO:MAN% PURE TEA.

The high tpide in which it is held everywhere
has been acquired by its being uniform and ereelknt in
quality: it has no artificial 'lacing' powder, for con-
sisting wholly of the elioiee spring gathering, there are
no brown flavourless leaves that need be disguised by
the Chinese with a coat of colour; consequently lasting
strength GI always found in this Tea. bold only by
AGENTS, and secured in Packets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

BIRTHS.

Sept. 26, at Martock, the wife of the Rev. Thomas
S. Sallies, of a sou.
Sept. 27, at Longdeet, Poole, the wife of the Rev.
Enstace R. Condor, of a daughter.
Sept. 214, at Coat. Martock, the wife of Mr. Francis
Gillett, of a daughter, which died a few hours after its
birth. _

Oct. 1, at Weymouth, the wife of F. W. Remnant,
Esq., of Kinsington-paxk Gardeus, London, of a
daughter.
Oct. 2, at Westlitreet, Bridport, the wife of Mr. W.
Hallett, of a son.
October 7, at Evershot, the wife of Mr. John Pouncey,
of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

WIMBORNE.

VOLUNTKIR REVIICW.—On Thursday last, the 4th
inst., a grand review of the 3rd, 4th, 6th, and kth
Dorset Rifles took place before Colonel Nlansel and
Adjutant. Campbell, at Wimborne. The corps as-
sembled with their bands in Mr. Carbon's leaze,
before which they piled arms in the square for
refreshments. Lieutenant Rawlins entertained the
°dicers and friends, to ths MIMI bet of forty, to a
luncheon at his residence. The ground was admi-
rably adapted, there being natural trenches in zig•
zai, suitable for skirmishing. A. company of the
Lyinington corps, under a sergeant major, kindly
attended and volunteered their services to keep the
ground. The Wareham and l'oole corps, with the
Lymington detachment, arrived by rail ; the Bland•
ford company arrived by coaches. Various evolu-
tions were gone through in regular field-day order.
All the shops in the town were closed, and the day
was kept as a holiday. The nobility and gentry
assembled in large numbers, and among them we
noticed Lord Portman and faintly, J. J. Farquhar-
son, Esq., Willett Atlye, Esq., Captain Evans, of
Uddeus, Rev. Muss King, and many others. It was
calculated that there were 2,600 persons present.
The colour of the rifle dress was very apparent in its
invisible nature on this occasion, the Dorset being a
dark green, while the Lymington were a
light grey with up green facings, and became, at a
quarter of a mile distant, invisible. So gay a day for
Wimborne has not been seen fur many years.
About 6 p.m. the gallant colonel addressed the
various corps in terms of praise for their attendance
there that. day, and commended the Lymington
detachment for their kind services., their appearance
there having been quite unexpected, and having
been obliged, as they were, to leave at a very early
hour in the morning. The tile and skirmishing
firing may be said to be faultless. After giving
three cheers for the Queen, and the gallant colonel
and Adjutant Campbell, the whole tampanys
marched to the square, where "Cod save the
Queen" was played, and the corps were then dis-
missed. The day was one of the finest, and the sun
shone out brilliantly. A detachment of constables
under Superintendent Baynton assisted the military
in keeping the ground sad preserving order.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

BLANDFORD.

BLANDFORD FARMER'S CLER.—Tho first lecture
of the winter season was delivered on Saturday
evening last by Mr. Forester, Lord Portman's
steward, in the breeding and rearing of young stick.
The attendance of farmers was unusually large, and
as the subject was more than ordinarily useful from
the practical information embodied, the discussion
to which it subsequently gave rise assumed an ani-
mated and profitable character. Time will not
allow us to fully report the lecture, and we refrain
from weakening its effect by giving unconnected
particulars more especially since we are informed
it will appear in r.rteneo in a popular journal out of
the county specially dedicated to agricultural sub-
jects. We may, however, express our regret in
common with otners, that we are about to lore from
our neighbourhood one who has made his stay
amongst us both agreeable and profitable.
Gonsrr CENTRAL--As yet no official intimation
has been received of the day fixed for the opening.
The blame of delay, if any, is now shifted from the
directors to the Government, and the voice of com-
plaining is now less likely to hurry matters than
when the responsibilitar wholly rested with the
local authority. 2to I is freely offered that the
opening will not take place till New Year's day, but
of course this is a mere sporting exaggeration, and
the event will probably coins off soon after the 10th
of this month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

-FRI6HT- i'UL- MURDER:

A shocking murder was perpetrated at ['meth Com-
mit!, in the county of Durham, about seven miles train
tiateshead, on Saturday week. The victim is a bailiff
in the employ of the Baukruptcv Court in this town,
named Thomas Harritain, formerly a police inspector
roe,. ; the murderer, Milner Luckey, a pitmen, working
at Le .singraorne m 'Allem near Bishop Auckland. It
seems that about three weeks ago Luckey was separated
train his wife on account of his brutal conduct.
Harrison recently been put into ssession of some
crops belotigii g to one Bell, a bankrupt, ant lie lodged
with Mss. lackey in a cottage closely adjoining to
Urpetlemill. fin Saturday night, between 8 and 9
o'clock Miaturilay being pay day) Ifeekey had come ACTON.
front I.eaxingthorne, a distance of 16 miles. and entered
the wife's cottage. At the same time Harrison WAX ill
in bed. Wileil Lockey came into the house he mid to
his wife,—" How is thou 1" And (ruin his manner his
wife became afraid. laiekey then uhaerred to her,—
" Thou'll not be bee; here. and immediately drew a
knife out of his poeket awl struck 1111 wife a blow with
it 011 the chest. The hone in her stays caused the blow
however, to glance off. Ile struck her again with the
same s ffect ; then lowering his hotel, he made a blow at
the bowels ; but the knife entered the thigh, inflicting
a wound an inch sleep, which penetrated to the bone.
The wound, however, is not likely to prove fatal
Harrison °limning Lockey stabbing his wife, rose up in
bed and remonstrated with him. becing him not to kill
her. Luckey, immediately on inflicting the last stab in
his wife, turned round, and with an oath, plunged the
knife into Harrison's left brood. He inflicted a wound
six inches in depth ; and while the knife was in the
wound lie turned it in all directions. Harrison fell back
dead. T:hr murderer is sixty years of age.
An inquest was formally opened at Prpeth-ruill-house
on the lollowin Monday, and adjourned for a week.
Mrs. Loekey, the wife of the murderer, who was stabbed
by hint in the thigh, is in a very pree,ariona state,
thongli the medical men hope to carry her through. She
is reprisented as a respectable, industrious woman, and
during the lifetime of her former husband had saved a
little money. Luckey had been drinking before he cum.
netted the murder. From what can be gathered, the
fellow hail been jealous that an improper intimacy
existed between liarrioni Allll MN. Luckey. which
appears to have been perfectly unfounded. He alleges
that he rattle to fl:stroy his w;fe, and would have done
no had abut not wrested the knife (rein him. There are
three large wounds in Harriaou's left arm, beside the
fatal blab M the chest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

REVT6It'S TELEGRAMS.
ITALY._

The battle of Volt-u-rn-o—is-- described as having
been a roost desperate struggle. The royalists hal
made up their minds to attempt a decisive blow,
they felt they were being surrounded. It is used
that at dawn, under the orders of Francis 11., in
person, they left Capua in three columns of 15,000,
5,000, and 1,000 men, but Garibaldi had formers
their movements. and was prepared for them. The
lighting was fearful. Three times were the positions
of Garibaldi taken and retaken at the front of the
bayonet. Grape swept down men unmertifullY ;
no quarter was asked or given. At noun the tide
of battle turned in favour of the Garibaldians
reserves mine up and increased the Dictator's forces
from 10.000 men, which was their previous strength,
to 15,000. Garibaldi seemed to be present every-
where during the tight. At six p.m. the royalists,
broken on every side, were driven towards the Vol.
turno, or in hasty retreat on Capua. The battle
lasted from 130 a.m. to 7 p.m. The Garibaldians
had I,2itt men hors de combat. The royalists lost
about 3,000 men.

CHINA.

ST. PETISFLSBURG, OCT. 7.
- -- • •

Advices have been received here friUn Pekin to
the commencement of July. The insurrection in
China was gaining ground, especially in the eastern
maritime provinces. The Militia had been called
out in Pekin and its environs. Discontent prevailed
everywhere.
Provisions of all descriptions were exceedingly
dear, and commerce was stagnant.
The inhabitants of l'ekiu were favourably dis-
posed towards the English, and desired their pry
sence at Pekin. This was caused by reports that the
English oho disembarked at Pecheli had not In-
truded the natives.
A corps of il,ol/0 men had been despatched from
Pekin against the English; 10,000 soldiers had bee*
sent in another direction.
A report was current at Pekin that the Emperor
would spend the winter at Moukden.
The Emperor's :10th birthday would be celebrated
by festivals at Pekin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

WEYMOUTH.

FIR:E.—On Thursday evening last a fire occurred
in the shop of Sir. Carter, draper, in St. Mary's
-
street. It seems that after the gas had been turned
off in the shop window, the assistants fancied that
tothe
,'feet, the gas ignited, and caught some (if the
:trtieles in the window. The gas. however, was
speedily turned off at the main, and there being a
plyntiful supply of water at hand, the lire was
spee lily got tinder, the stock in the window suffering
considerable damage.
TOTA L Aai,.:c SOCIT.I V. —On Wednesday
evening last, the ".n of a late publican" gave an
interesting lecture at the United Free Ilethodists'
Chapel, subject—" A night in the tap•rootn, bar,
I and parlour of a public house." During the greater
portien of the proceedings a number of people stood
I outside talking loudly, greatly to the annoyance of
those sitting near the door. After the lecture, Sir
John Ilesketh Lethbridge, Bart., and his eon,
addressed the meeting, signed the temperance
pledge, and hemline annual subscribers of a guinea
each to the funds of the society.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

THE COUNTRY JOURNAL

LONDON MARKETS GAZETTE,
A Full-siscil Fint-class Agricultural and Family NOWS-
paper, prioe Twopence-Halfpenny, Stamped, Three-
pence halfpenny.
rPHE First Number of the COUNTRY
J. JOURNAL was published On MONDAY, the
6th of AUGUST.

The Journal, while Ilse-and-twenty per cent. cheaper
than any Paper of the same character at present issued,
will be much superior in all its departments. Its
Editorial control will be rested in the hands of men
with a thorough practical knowledge of the particular
class of subj,ti en whi-di they will have to treat.

Special Reports will be given of the proceedings of
the Royal Agricultural society .4 England. and of every
Agricultural Meeting of importance which may take
place throughout the kingdom; and impartial judgment
will he passed on all matters affecting, politically or
socially, the position and prospects of the British
Farmer. _ _ _

•
l'riority and lAteness of Intelligence, and a careful
consideration of all ilueations of interest to the Farmer
and Agriculturist, will be the characteristics of the
Paper.

The Country Journal will be published every Monday
aftcnimin, in time for post, and will contain the closing
pricea at Mark Lane, the Metropolitan Cattle, and all
the other Markets held the same day, with (in addition
to all the week's occurrences) every item of news likely
to prove of interest to its readers.
TIMM :

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Office—, EXETER-STREET, STRAND, next door
to the Magnet Office, where all communications must
be addressed. .

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEORAPII.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8.

[Fsou G 11. C%, SON, AND BA IMIR'S RHPOAT.

There was a moderate supply of new English
wheat, for which there is scarcely any inquiry,
and it is expected factors will have to give way
in price in order to sell ow, as well as foreign,
held at last week's rates.
Value of all spring corn unaltered.
Wind, N. N. W —Fine.

ARRIVALS :

Wheat (British) 3,200 Barley (Foreign) 3,574
Barley ~ :Mg Oata .. 47,197
Malt „ 12,364 Flour 9,539 sacks and
Oats ~ 2.560 6,474 barrels.
Flour .„ 12,912 Barley (Scotch) 686
Oats (Irish) 52 eats „
Malt „ 10, Flour „
Wheat (Foreign) 31,9821 Malt „ 10

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. OCTOBER R.

Our market was supplied to-day with 540
beasts, 23,500 sheep and lambs, 77 calves, and
360 pigs.

Beast sold more freely. Sheep and calves
sold at two pence per stone advance.
s. d. s. d.
Beef
Mutton • 4 2 5 2
Veal

Pork

ARRIVALM :
Holland—Beast 600 Scothuid—Beast
„ Sheep 5,550 „ Calves
„ Calves ft Cambridge, Beast
Spain—Beast Norfolk—Beast
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

never done for himself, never doubted for him*
never failed for himself, never lawn laughed at aimi
called fool for himself, who merely knew anima at
books -he did not, underd.aud tbem
thing,. Ile might lamw about them, but he did not
know therm If they reverence thane who bad gmai
before them, they would feel they hail • noble herita,
which they must not despise, and talent. vdaci, th;
moat UM'. If men only reverenced those men who had
lived, and fought, and worked, sad suffered for and
before them, they would live nobler and richer live,
and would feel they owed • duty both to them shad;
they would leave behind them, and In. the good ada
br rye men who bad placed them where they nere.
Tile conveyed the thanks of Um meeting t.
the lecturer, and the assembly disperacit
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

ITALY.

NAPLY;,-0,7t.-2-, (via Ilitsnamuza).
The Royal troops, having arrived within a day's
march of Naples, attacked, yesterday, the entrenched
positions at I%laddelin, defended by Bixio, and the
positions at Caserta, defended by Sistori.
Garibaldi hasannounced a complete victory.
The Garibaldians, it is stated, captured a brigade
of Royal troops.
The losses were considerable on both sides. Ths
Anglo-Sicilian battalion lost all its officers.
The Neapolitans withdrew towards Capua
Gaeta.
The King and his brothers intend to continue the
light. They have ordered the fortifying of the reed
leading to ltome. The King frequently visits
Carta.
Tunis, Friday.
The journals and correspondence received lars
from Naples contain details of the battle on the
Volturno.

- The Gartbaldians made 2,000 prisoners.
The number of the enemy's dead was very lair
The loss of the Gerais'ilium was estimated A
,000 killed and wounded.

Ocroan 7.
The Sardinian troops have not yet crowed tile
Neapolitan frontier.

LEGHORN, Oct. 7.
Advices from Naples state that the Msepa
Pallavieini has accepted the pro-llictatorslup d
Naples.
Conforti's Ministry was still incomplete
Crispi was very unpopular.

FRANCE.
Saturday Nlorcixf
The Moniteur says :
" The affairs of Syria have entered a new OAK.
Military action will now succeed the moral induces
which has hitherto been exercised by our trceft
Some other chiefs of the Druses have been 111"
and tried at Beyrout.
"The Kaimakan of the Druses is Dow smog
prisoners.
. . . .

La Pairie publishes the fullnwisto :
A great number of foreign journals. despite On
denials already given, pretend again that His Mljetsl
the Emperor of the French will attend the ine6ll4
at Warsaw.
We think we may oppose to that assertion
must complete and formal denial.
3 50 r.
, The Bourse continues dull, and few transe-PL—
have taken place. All securities were offered.
Rental closed at 69f. 10c., or lUc. lower no'
yesterday.

AUSTRIA.
Taxon, Octob°!7ibi
All the Austrian ships of war which owe 166.0
Neapolitan waters have returned to Pal,
.1-010
they are concentrated under the cornmeal v•
Archduke Maxisuillian.

THE WARSAW CONFERENCE-
BIERLIN,
Official advice, received from St. PetershilM
flounce that the Emperor Alexander,
by Prince Gurbichakotl, will arrive at ‘va_4l*-110
the 20th inst. The Ewperor of Austria
Prince Regent are expected there on the Ved .7.11
The Russian Amlwasadurs at Berlin, Views, 70
consequence Turin have been summoned to WlL"sw' willutssits
of a formal invitation free]
Cabinet, Baron Schleintz and Count Rechberg
also proceed.

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Printer, at the Office of The Dorset Cora_
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

MURDERS AT ALDERSHOT?.

Two of the most awful murders ever committed were !
penetrated on the 29th ult., in the centre block of the
permanent barracks, Ahlershott. It appears that
about half-past one o'clock, Owen Clapp. • lance-
sergeant, awl John Coles, a lance-corporal of the 41st
Regiment, were sitting at the table immediately after
dinner, taaying draughts, when, without the slightest
provocation on thcir port, a private named James
Johnson, deliberately walked behind Sergeant Chipp
and placed the muzzle of his rifle in the miodle of his
lock, and fired ; the bullet, after going through the
unfortunate mon's body, entertal the breast of his
commie, Corporal Coles, and pemsd through his holy
and fell flattened against the wall. Sergeant Clipp
rose, litaggured tl.rec or four ir aces, and fell dead
between two bedsteads. Corporal Coles fell backward, j
and 'lied instantly. Me munlerer was immediately
secnred and taken to the guardhouse, from whence he
was conveyed by two policemen, escorted by two
privates and a corporol, to the Name-station.
The only cause given for this dreadful occurrence was
that the murderer hail been sentenced this morning to
, three 'lays' confinement to barracks for iesubordination,
both the deceased having appeared against him.
An inquest was held en Tuesday, at the Queen, :
Aldershott, before Mr. Thomas Pain, coroner, touching
the deaths of Sergeant Owen Chipp and Corporal Cole,
who was deliherately shot in the &wrack-room, on
Saturday afternoon, by private James Johnson, a native
of the north of Ireland. The sergeant WAR hum Head-
ing, where his relatives now reside ; and the corporal
came frost Chalgrove, near Oxford. He has two
brothers now in the regiment (41st), and Chipp has also
a brother, who is hospital sergeant at Ahlerahott. The
whole of the evident*, having been heard in the case,
the coroner euuuune,l up. and in doing so he reminded the
jury that neither at the time of the shocking occurrence,
I nor at the time of his arrest, did the prisoner once assert
that the deed was the result of an accident. On the
contrary, lie said enough to induce the belief that the
act was premeditated, and the plea had only been made
since his arrest.

The rixon w.is then cleared, and after a short time a
verdict of " Wilful Murder" was unanimously returned.
The inquiry lasted from 11 till 3. The jury after-
wards acceinhlcil to hear the reading of the evidence in
the ease of the corporal, after which a verdict of
" Wilful Murder" was again returned.
While the inquest was going on the funeral took
place, and hundreds of military men and civilians,
including the regiinent, were oreoent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

Yarictins.

ECONONT OF EIPERIWENTII.—In all that needs doing
there ia no need of great expenditure of the public
money, but only of our economically putting in practice
tbe system of trial and error. *hen a thing can be
eemonstrated to be right, and ca.mot be demonstrated
to be wrong by the use id the English language, it ought
to be tried, if probably useful, and not too costly. The
costly thing is the obstinate avoidal of trials, and
the rushing into large manufactures without the trials,
discovering what is wrong only on • taro aesle, making
• nine days' wonder at the cost of £lOO,OOO when •
single £l,OOO would 'suffice. There is, it is true, no
royal road to originality, but so also there is no royal
road to the selection of judges ; only a judge in a con-
dition of ignorance is much more damaging to the public
than &pretended originator who turns out to he &limit.
Better blunder over • hundred mistakes than mistake
the one right thing when it 'darts up. In this matter
of war-toula lies physical salvation. When war-tools
0141 have culminated war work will be at an end. Men
will cease to fight when destruction shall be rendered
certain.—Onee a {Vett.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

ONE SHILLING PER SHARE

THE ART UNION (IF GREAT BRITAIN.
Under the Sanction of Her filajoity's Mod
Honourable Privy Council.

First Prise, Painting, value £l5O.
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with 98 other Picture Prizes, from ifto £75 each.
101 RIZEHOLDERS have the privilege of
selecting their own Paintings from any Public
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In addition to the above Picture Prizes there will be
about WO other Prizes, consisting of Engravings, Sta-
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Bronze.
Tickets,—Prire One Milliag,—each ticket entitling
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,froni the iliee of this paper ; or they will
be forwarded direct by the Secretary on receipt of an
enelvelope (stamped and directed) together with postage
stamps or post-Aire order for the number of tickets
required.
SAMUEL H. DEAN,
Secretary.
39, Princess Street, Manchester.

NEW AGRICULTURAL NEWSPAPER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

1101:0t.7611 PETTY SE:iSIONS.

MONDAY, October Bth.--Before the Mayor, and J. F.
Hisilges, It. Davis, and J. &mete, Emrs.
77...1nas Begat., • private in the Royal Artillery,
stationed at the barracks, was Charged with .toiling a
letsket containing sugar 300 l spices, the prorwrty
William Ricketts, of Stafford—The prosecutor said
that on Friday evening he camo into Dorchester for
*one grocery. He purchased at Mr. Tullloch's shop
12lbs. of stigar, 2oz. of ginger, and some spices, alto-
gether worth about rex. He put them into a basket
where was a cloth and bag, and at about a quarter
before ft ii'clocic, left the whole at the dour of the
" Queen's Own" public house. while he woit in for a
glass of hear. He was not absent more than two or
three minutes, and when he returned he found that the
basket and granary were gone. There were no soldiers
in the room where he was. --Mary Marry said that about
imarter Wow nine o'clock on Friday evening she was
in the tap room of the tieren's Own, and the prisoner
and another soloier was there. The pristine r end bin
panion left, and immediate:lv afterwards she heart a
nobs- at the door as if rt.ine one had stumbled over sonic-

thing. She got up and went to the door, but met
nothing, but on going into the street she saw two
soldiers running along the pavement away (coin the
house. She did not speak to them, but heard one
id them ssy, "Come on, I have got the li-
basket.- She could not say that One of the men was
the prisoner. The prisoner elected to be tried by the
magistrates, and pleaded guilty to the charge. The
Bench sentenced hint to one month's hard labour.

Sandi ('ore, wife 11 Richard Cove, Fordington, was
charged with assaulting Joseph Witizar, a sweep, and
Ellll/10)1:(.1r, sister to Joseph Winzar, was charged
with nail% disgusting language towards Mrs. Cove.
It appeared that on Tuesday last, Joseph Winzar
swept the chimney of Mr. !Ammer in 31ilbstri.a.
While lie was there, sonic boys threw Mrs. Cove's
cat into the river, after which poor imss was found
Garerea with coot. Mr.. COVr cupping that th.•
sweep lizd ,cone hand in the matter, iLtlicted summary
justice lal him by strikin; him down. This lett to
the second Kum in the drama. which WA% it quarrel
between Mrs. Cove and Miss Witirzr, when the hulks

indulged in language unlit to Le heard by earn indite.
The Rena thought the whole of Vie partie. were iu
fault, and tflotnio,e.l the MIIIIIMMItest, with costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09

A SOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

I.IIVEN AWAY.-20,000 COPIES of a
,1-11 MEDICAL BOOK, for the benefit of Nervous
V,4lfceets. HINIIT tfierro, Doctor of Medicine of the
"orsl University of Jena, kn., will send, post free 4
Retire from observation. on melt of a "ain
directed envelope, TRE WARNIN VOICE, • new
mniieal work on the most effectual cure of Nervous
beb4lity, Loa of Memory, Dimness of Sight, Lassitude,
I,,digrvtion, Dislike to Society, ke., which, if neglected
milt in consumption, insanity. and preinature death,
vita plain directions for perfect restoration to health
".1 vigour. The True Guide to those who desire a
`l' ""iv and private cure. Every young iumi should
trputzlis exPellent little work, if he values his health,
. and peace of mind. Address, Dr. H. 8111111,
Tsvistoek-siusre, London, W.C.

GrRATIS TO SUFFERERB.—A Clergyman
, having cured himself of severe nervous debility,
"Re of memory, indigestion, pains in the back, then-
realism, and other fretful symptoms resulting from the
!uilirmlences of youth, is earnestly deereous of impair.
rig to hm suffering fellow-creature" the means by which
reitoration to health wu effected, and will send the
medicine, properly prepared in doses, and a book written
by himself, containing all the necessary information, on
teeeiPt of four peony postage stamps to prepay the
Imetage.. . Addrue Rev. F. RUSSELL, le, Arlington
"trett. klomiagton Crescent London. This book is
offered With unnerneted sincerity to all who need relief,
"iPeeistly to those who have been deceived with
3,ek doctors' works. Shortly will be published,priee
Peat free for four Amps, "SECRET Slhr." •
reeellses
before the Young Men.' Cluistiaa
AlsightiCe..44tite Rev, FRANCIS RUSSELL. ILA.

A FRIENDLY BIT OF CHITCHAT
Brews* Mrs. Seniorsll and Mrs. MON,
ABOUT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

CRANBORNK

Pcrry Sgssioxs, Thursday, January 12th.—(Before
Edward Castitinan, George ('hurchill. and Hector
310tiro, Ears.)— Thomas Fry, school teacher at the dis-
senting chapel, Verwood, was summoned by William
Hunt, the keeper of a private school at the mine place,
for a violent assanit upon him. It appeared there was
an old box left in eomplainant's school-romn by his suc-
cessor, but which was laid claim to by defendant as
belonging to his chapel, and which he carried away in the
absence of complainant and locked it in the chapel.
Complainant having a key unlocked the door and
brought it back. Defendant went to complainant's
school and attempted to regain the box by force, and
threw complainant, who is a very elderly man, over the
forms and injured his back. The Magistrates informed
defendant the assault was proved. The dispute about
the box they had nothing to do with. He must pay a
fine of its. tki. including costs.
Edwin Brewer was fined :is. and costs for drunken-
neis.
James Amey and James Scott were fined ss, each and
costs for trespass in search of game at Edinonsham.
Joseph Pope and George liVes were summoned for
a like offence. Information dismissed, defendants hay-
ing a right to kill rabbits on their own land.
An influential meeting took place on Thursday '
evening last in the large school-room, of the Islagis•
trates of the districts, clergy, and the respectable
inhabitants, to consider the propriety of establishing
a rifle corps for the district., of Cranborne. There
were present on the platform, Captain H. Munro,
George Churchil, Esq., the Revs. J. H. Carnegie,
Rector of Cranborne, R. Moore, Rector of St. Giles,
Thothas Howling, Esq., Witnborne, Doctor Potts.
Pig, of Queen Eliaabeth's Grammar school, Wian-
borne, M. Webb, Eaq., Mr. G. Butt, Mr. G. Bishop,
Mr. H. Shepard. Captain Monro was voted to the
chair. Several resolutions were }imposed and
carried unanimously, as to the expediency of establish.
ins a Ititle 4:Grp; for t'ranborne and the sumiunding
parishes, and subscriptions were announced amount-
ing to .C5O. A committee was formed to carry the
object of the meeting, to consist of the following
gentlemen :—the magistrates of the district, Rev.
J. H. Carnegie, Rev. R. Moore, and Doctor Potts,
with power to add to their number. Upwards
of 20 came forward and enrolled their names as
volunteers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

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A TABLE OF SYMPTOMS accompanies the above,
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£91797 14 2

riIHE ROYAL PATENT CAKE FOR CAT-
TLE will be found superior to Oil Cake or any other
material for feeding and fattening stock. Two Tons are
equal to Three of Lassen! Cake, and its nutritive value
as compared with the Heat Hay is as eight (0 OIK.—(For
proof see chemical analysis and testimonials.)
Price £l2 10s. per Ten, free to rail in Manchester.
Trial cases containing 1 cwt. including case, for-
warded on receipt of Post Odic. Order for
NOW SOLD AT A REDUCTION OF TWENTY
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

WOOL.

Wixrittrii FARMERS' ULU& —The annual dinner
took place at the Black Bear. Wool, on Wednesday
last, after tile transaction of pin{ • tary business,
the following members and friends being present :
Mr. 3. A. Damen (chairman), Mr. T. ii. Saunders
(vice-chairman), E. Weld, Esq., Col 4 Vaughan,
J. 11. Calcraft, Eng., T. Weld Blundell, Esq., Mr.
Deorge Keynes, Mr. J. Reader (hon. sec.), NIL C.
Taylor, Mr. W. Bone (Avon), Mr. IL Damen, Mr.
.1. Nlinul, Mr. .1. Hopkins, Mr. C. Midden, Mr.
Besant, Mr. E. Randall, Mr. W. Marko, Mr. W.
Limns, Ale W. Longman, Mr. S. Tucker, Mr. It.
Randall, Mr. I'. C. Saunders, Mr. T. Limilmsm, Mr.
I'. Clerke, Mr. M. I.illington, Mr. J. Sly, Mr. I'.
Randall, Mr. Tapp, Mr. T. Randall, jun.' Mr. It.
White, Mr. W. Buililen, Mr. D. Ellis, ND.. W.
Dorcy, &c. Host May had provided an excellent
repast. After the cloth wan cleared many toasts
were proposed, and speeches made, and during the
evening Mr. Reader, the hon. secretary, read the
award of prizes, which was as follows
general root crop grown on ~i.e-sixth part of the
arable land occupi,•ll.-: thz, competitor—First, DI. Mr.
J. Render t 2 Rh.., Mr. T. 11. Saunders; third,
1:1 _ .

......
Bef.t sscres of medal-- First, £3, Mr. C. Basset;
second, 1:2, Mr. M. Lillington.
Hest 10 acres it turnips-1:1 les.. Mr. Redden.
I:..st 5 acre,. of swedes-71:1_10s., Mr. J. Sly.

10 acres Mr. J. Reeder.
Best five mere. of mangels—il, Mr. J. Mead.
. .

Beat acre of mangela—El. Min Beaton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

LA7rEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Saturday. Jan. 14. Wheat. 38a. to
525. (last week, 38s. to 820; new wheat, —s. to —s.
1•4 week. —s. to—is.) Barker. 331. to 450. nut week.
3ss. to 480; Osta, 21s. to 28s. (last week, 21s. to 1.1.)
Beans, 44e. to 58.. (last week, 445. to 806.181 h. load, lid.
There tem • good demind for wheat, which, notwith-
stamhnz its damp condition, sold readily et firmer rates.
Barley wet • dull sale, but sustained last week's quota-
thms.

SoIITHAIIPTON, Fri4ay.-0141 wheat, I:10 104. to
£l2 (ii.: new, CIO 15s. to I:12 Os. per load. !felting
barley, :W., to 44..; uriiiilinz ditto, 216 i. t.11:06. Oat.,
245. to :ilk. ; beans, 40s, to TOL built 14s. to 06. per 41r.
Flour Ms. to Us. M. per aark.—But little change CAll
be .1n0t,41 in the value of wheat at this day'. market ;
the demand moderate. Kirk y, eats and beans .4141 at
late prices. Flour unaltered in value, with • steady
demand.

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, JAN. 14.
A fair amount of business has been done this week
in wool, and prices of all useful deAcriptions are well
supported. There is nothing done in Scotch wool.
linporta for the week ending January 14.—Voceign.
6.649; previously, 8,180; total 14,E19 bales and
ballots.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

AUSTRIA.

There is a rumour that Austria, foreseeing that the
Congress will come to nought, intends to recall Prince
iletternich froui his Ambassador's post, and to substi-
tute tiie hearer of a less illustrious name in his stead, as
in this case there would be no cause for making any dis-
play of feelings of esteem for the French "'unit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

HAY AND S7HA W AuKlr.

BNITHFINI.D, JAN. 13. Meadow hay, £2 12s. to
£4 4i; clover, El 10a. to In Os. ; and straw,
LI Its. to LI 10a, per load.

WOOL MARKET.

We have again to report only a moderate business
doing in all kinds of English wool, either for home use
or consumption; neverthe*.ess, prices generally are well
supported. The supply of wool in stapler's hands is
limited, and in the nianufacturing districts stocks are
unusually low, even for the time of year.

-
Dorn Ter.
!kern Ewe.

19141. 21.
17.1.1. Is I.

Hall•bred Hoge .
Ilalf-beed Wethere
Kent ',teem.
Leiceeter Fleeces, tulsed
Combing Skins
Flannel Wool
; Blanket Wool

i9Toi
160. 17).1.
i !U.!.
17.1.
141. 1841.
13.1. iihi.
I. VA.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

'arm alit Nan.

The Wanderer, screw deepatch vessel, Commander
M. Pet:hell, arrived at Spithead on Tuesday morning
from the Mediterranean. She aaikil from Malta
December IT, experienced heavy gales, and anchored
under the lee of the Island of valeta, on the 20th of
December, for 46 hours, and inside Cape Talas (near
Carthagenalfor 20 hours; starting again from the latter
place on the 27th. and arriving at Gibraltar on the
30th. The English fleet at the rock comprised the
Marlborough, Victor E 1111 l mantel, Orion. Brunswick,
Neptune, Doris, ("maw, Mohawk, and Vulture, she
left the rock on the 2nd lenity., with light winds from the
southward, and weeping to a still breeze from the west-
ward, an the :Ital increasing to a heavy gale ; on the 4th
and sth had bulwarks considerably damaged, starboard
binnacle washed away, stern port burst open and washed
away, two jibe and micro split, and mizen boom carried
away. On the evening of the lith, the weather mode-
rated and veered round from north to the eastward, and
became fine. The ship had a splendid run up Channel
on Sunday night, with clear bright weather, and
anchored at Spithead at 10 10 a.m. on Monday. She
brings home a f ew supernumerary invalids.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

HOP INTELLIGENCE.

F.RIDAT, Jam. 13.—Rather higher
have been paid for most kinds 1.1 new hops, in which •
steady business is doing. Yearlings are very firm. hut
other kinds ruled heavy. Mid and Emit Kent pockets.
140 a. to 150 ; Weald of KC!Ai, filk.. to 90s. ; Susses, Cots.
to Ma. per cwt.
• Our market during the past week Ilan been active for
every description ,if the last growth. the finest samples
of which, from their scarcity, realized
Yearlings RIM 01.1 11.11. S have been in considerable re-
silient for speculative purposes, sill Isaac made a further
advance of from In. to 4s. per cwt. Mid aml East
Kenbi, Ma. to 112 s. to 1475. ; Weald of Kent* ais. to
7fis. to 84s. ; Sussex pockets, 6.15. to 744. to SOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

PER CENT.,

THE ORIGINAL FOOD FOR CATTLE.
Invented by Mr. .101111 FAwcarr, Albert Works,
Strangeways, Manchester, and manufactured by him
during 17 months for " Thorley."
fin° REWARD will be paid to any one affording
any proof to the contrary of the above statement.
It is of valuable efficacy in promoting economically
the general condition of ilorms—in giving superior taste
and quantity to the milk from Cows, and additional
flavour and quality to the flesh of Pigs; in supporting
Sheep during lambing season, and stimulating the
growth, and supplying the strength of young stock.
Mee Testimonials.)
Trial Cams at 10s. and Ma each, forwarded on receipt

of Post 015ce Order.
Carriage paid to any railway station for 40s. cwt.
casks, contouring 460 feeds; and 46. cwt. cases, con-
taining 450 feeds in piastre,
ltandaderere of BRITISH AMMONIACAL GUANO,
in bags, bi bk. per ton; PHOSPHATED GUANO, in
bags. £8 10a. per toil; SUPERPHOSPHATE OF
LIXE, in bags, £7 10s, per ion; VITRIOLIZED
PERUVIAN GUANO, In 6ipi, £l2 10e per ton.
Sole Inventors, Patentees, and Manufacturers,
Messrs, THOS. RETIGAN k COMPY. Albert
Works, Strangeways.-06lees, Albert Ilaildinp, Cor-
poration-etreet, Manchester.
Influential applications for AGENCIES front unre-
Prenentml Districts trill be entertained, and liberal
term 600004
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

PORTLAND.

The volunteer movement has extended to this well-
known island in the English Channel, and resulted
in the formation of an artillery corps, composed
principally of the officials awl artizans employed on
the works connected with the breakwater now in
course of construction. A preliminary meeting of
the workmen was held a few days ago, when, after
Mr. ('ode, the chief engineer, had addressed them
on the importance and necessity of the Tment,
several of the workmen immediately came forward
and gave in their names as volunteers. Since the
meeting a sufficient her have joined the corps to
form one company, and the ail talent of officers
anil arrangements for its proper organisation will
take place in the course of the present week. The
subscriptions already p 1 .....ise.l are very liberal, and
no difficulty whatever is anticipated in raising the
necessary funds for the equipment of the corps. The
Lord-Lieutenant of the county having tendered its
services to the I ;over ttttt ent, the Secretary at War,
Mr. Sidney Herbert, has signified to his lemlship
her Majesty's grac acceptance of the same, and
that it will rank as the second artillery corps in the
comity.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

LOCAL AGENTS.

Asingestor — Robins.
Erifirsee Beach and Bernioott, East-Street.
Beanlimner
Bialedil4 d ......
Ak re
Cerise 66es
Craniums ......
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DORCHESTER PROUD, liton-Essr-fkranet.
Gillingham' Edgar, Peet-OlSee.
Mesetridire
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I:unnoter, Brood-Strost.
Naar" Onsaidl Palmist.
Peek
abortormur
akeibridge
Shafhatiary
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DORCHESTER J. PROUD, Chemist.
Mrs. BROWNING, High Eset-d.
AzminsVer E. Wills, Stationer.
Bridport Roddy and Dabinett, Jewellers.
Blandford J. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
Bare Regis J. H. Mundell, Grocer.
Chard J. Nowlen, Printer.
Child Okeford C. Streets, Grocer.
Gillingham J. Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
Henstridge R. Rogers, Bookseller.
Poole H Hicks, High-street.
0. Nears Penny, Merchant.
Portland
W. Con, Spring Gardens.
Salisbury W. Thorn, Winchester-street.
Sherborms O. Gooney, Halt-tooonctreet.
filuifteshist, G. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouses.
Weymouth A. Ellery, 40, Hies-street.
S. Croicer, 18, Parkutreet.
wsZn J. Hopkins, Weeteet.
Wareham T. Randall, Market-place.
W. Sommers, Grocer.
Pt
Winoantms R. Gilbert.
Yeovil J. Perry, Bosthutreet.
Yeinsinstar T. Hayward, Grocer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

BLANDFORD.

RIFLE CORPS. --The members of this corps had
their second meeting for drill on Thursday evening
last, at the Corn Exchange. They mustered in full
force, and CAI eifectives better fitted by physical
endowments for vigorous activity could scarcely be
selected. Three or four of the regulars on furlough
were present, and their services allowed the men to
be told off in small companies and effectually drilled.
We are glad to tind that the tunas are rapidly aug-
menting, and as this and all other rifle corps are to be
permanent, we shall be glad to hear that the list of
annual subscribers is likely to supply a permanent

E.THY MFXTING.—An offer of £1,200 having
been made for the out Workhouse the rate-payers
were called together on Thursday last to consider
whether it would be advisable to accept the offer.
The meeting was of opinion that the property ought
to realign £1,400, and resolved that it should be held
until an offer to that amount be made.
Rev. A. HUNTABLIeS Idicrumm.—The announce-
ment that the rev. gentleman would deliver an ad-
dress on Church Missionary effort in Africa drew
together a large and highly respectable audience at
the Townhall on Tuesday evening the 10th ult. Mr.
Huxtable is a pleasing speaker, and always manages
to interest and inform his audience. The subject
chosen on this oceasion was one peculiarly fitted to
give to him a field rich in those historic and religious
details with which he is so well qualified to deal.
The expressions of delight manifested by those
who heard him must have been highly gratifying to
the rev. gentleman.
Horst.* Aloule, Esq., is announced to deliver his
lecture on " National Defence" at the Townhall on
Tuesday evening, Janurry 17th. Lectures are not
now few and far between. There are no intervals,
hut a continuous oral cramming appears to be going
on, the public mind relieved and preserved from re-
pletion by the wondrous yariety of subjects brought

before it. Lecturing now-a-day is but another pidieh
added to the many for supplying the people-wilt&
cheap information on all topics. Its advantegte,
however, over the printed page are many t• and net
the least is that it briny from the study before the
public a class of mm n whose social, moral, and intel-
lectual influence is more widely extended and rm.
dered more publicly awful than it would be withudi
these platform efforts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, JAN. 16.

The supplies of wheat at our market to-day
were amall, of barley large.

Wheat and barley trade, except for fine
simples, dull.
Oats, an average supply, prices without altera-
tion.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. JANUARY 16.

Our market was supplied to-day with three
thousand nine hundred beast, and twenty-one
thousand sheep.
Trade lower.
Beef, boat quality 5 0
Mutton, ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-01-17

DEATHS.

January 7, at West Lulworth, florae!, of diptheria,
Albertine, the younger twin daughter of Captain Cris-
pin, 11.11.5. Hawke. aged 13.
January 7, at Illandford, after • long illness, Sarah,
elde.t daughter of Mr. Henry Nlardiall, aged :M.
January 8, at Winihorne Minster, Dorset, John Light,
attorney's clerk, aged 25 years.
January 9. at Corte Castle, the daughter of Mr. Francis
Deulliond, aged 21 years.
January 10. at the Manor Farm, Woodlands, Eliza-
beth, relict of Mr. Thomas Hood, aged Sri years.
January 10, at Wotton-house, Chartuouth, Dorset,
Baron Lethbridge St. Leger, aged 5 years and 4 months,
only son of G. D. O'Kelly Templer, Esq., of Cattistock-
lodge, in the same county.