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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

AMERICA.

In the United Stat.,' Senate. on the Bth instant. Mr.
Greene, of 31howniri. reported nicer-ely to the admiasion
of the territory of n. 41. Mr. Hickman called up hh.
re...luthm from the Judiciary Committee, reporting
agam4 the Chill. of the Pri ',Meta, in his special inesaagc
of to he exempted ( any inquiry. After
Welle .it-hatc the re.lllltl,lll VIAA oi pteri iii Vote -yeas
$7. nay. 40. The Senate had r, fused to take up the 101 l
for the wititiA.:jon Katists AA a State into tire ,
lir a thaw party rote, and the ineimure was regarded As
kilt,-.1 (or the Sen‘iots.

The dalainese Embassy left Washington on the Bth
inst., oli their return tonne.
The to•A of the ratification of the I may hotween Great
Britain awl II turas. recognisiniz the sovereignty of the
la' cr over the Ikky Islnuts, and a the exchange of the
ratification at rioniivagna 141 the 214 of May, was ail.
mauler,' to the people of Itisatan in it public meeting
held at Port Wlnacil.l on the same day. The acting
Identeuxistd;‘ivernor, Thomas Price. read the Queen's
WO, 1..111 it. to the lwople on thix subject.
Mr. •• .r's late ant i.slavery speech is likely to
him iota fresh difficulties. Several senators have
1113,1.• demonstrations ..fa warlike character, and Mr.
Summer goes about guarded by his friends.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

RUSSIA.

It iv mitt that (lint Stackelherg, the Rusaian
Al i-tert Tierin, has liven in-:trotted to declare to the
htaru.n Caliinet that the Sanlinian Govern-
ment liot henceforth prevent the departure for Sicily
of the expedition!, in emir.- of organiwiti in different
yiarta 4 Svplinia, Count Stack... Diem. with the whole of
the ',trammel of the Legation, would quit Piedmont.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

IIAL MARKETS.

thi Wheat, L'H Os. to
15 15s. per load ; Malting
g ditto, $24 to 3t1..; Oat*,
Us.; Malt, 681. to 725. per
per sack.—No change in
prefer holding to submit-
oats, and beans as last

eat (old), 64.6 d. to 74. 3d.;
Y. 4.. 4.1. to As. 011. per
Beans, As. to 6s. 4.1.
Peas, fis. to 7.. --Another
'Sher canoed considerable
lay. Estreine caution was
isome difficulty effected
d crit4 Well statioaary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

FRIDAY.

The Ilona*, at the ~,,, ming sitting, was again engaged
in committee in ili.cummg the clauses of the Tenure
All.l Improvement (Ireland) Bill.
In the evening. on the motion for adjournment till
Monday,
Lord PALMVINTON proposed that the adjourned debate
toe Acrunil reading of the European Forces (India)
Hill. which as. the first truler of the day, ahould be
postimned till M lay. when the greater part of the
impel" would he in the hands of nembers, upon the
unileratanding that the committee on the Bill dbould be
deferred till all were printed.
Mr. A. M 11.114 1101.0 i that the minutes of the members
of the Council would be among the papers.
- • • ' '"

wii.tger th. 'Attorney-General
meant to I.roftetl with the Bankruptcy and Insolvency
Bill. _

The SoLictemt-Gesettm. replied in the affirmative.
Mr. KV.IILEWICH called the attention of the Secretary
of State for the Hume Department to the disturbances
which took place on Sunday last in the neighbourhood
of the church of St. George'rin-the-East, and asked
what measures he had taken to prevent their recurrence.
H.. read an account of these disturbances which had
appeared in the newspapers.
h. G. lAwis said 61 had been assured that the
account given in the newspapers was overcharged, and
read reports from the police which were materially at
variance with it. . . .

Mr. MI eumAr asked the Secietary to the Admiralty
whether his attention had been called to a letter in The
Tihers of the 2:411. signed "John Trotinan," stating that
lie Trotinsia's anchor bail been supplied to the navy,
except the one used by the Royal yacht.
Lord r. PAGKT. in reply, said he considered Tndinan's
anchor not a good one; that it had a great many disad-
vantages, their being great difficulty in fishing it.
The other subjects J6(711.11,11 int:lulled the case of a
üblican at Nottingham, fined fur removing a soldier
billeted ipoi hint in a state of extreme sickness to the
Union Hospital.
The ta..ll for adjournment was then agreed to, and
the House went into a Committee of Supply upon the
estimate. for Mail Packet and Revenue Departments,
when certain resolntioni were agreed to. after a pro-
tracted discusaion, and ordered to be reported.
The Registration of Births, Ac. (Scotland) Bill
ward the committee.
Other hi Its were put foreverh a stage, and. the
remaining business having been disposed of, the House
adjourned at 2 o'clock until Monday
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

TtTE6IIAY.

The Archbishop of T.:TICK—II-R-Iring moved the second
reeding of the Ewlesiastical Commission Bill, a discus-
sion took place on the point whether the money paid by
the see of Durh to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
ought not rather to boi expended for the lemefit of the
miners and poorer classes of the dioces“ of Durham thou
appliml to the general ecclesisstical purioses of the
kingdom.
Lords CIIICHLSTER, GRANVILLE, GREY, RAVENS-
WORTH, STANLEY of ALDEKLEY, the Duke of (I.,:vr•
LAND, Lord REDEsDALE, the Duke of 31.0ti.nottouGli,
Lord litany, Lords BICOIIIIIAII anti WENnLLIDALE,
the Bishop of LONDON, end Lord 'Arm:l'w( exlirems,l
their opinions on the Bill, after which it WA4 read a
secoml time.
_ . . .

......
Their Lordships adjourned at a quarter past eight
o'clock.

Till

Lnrd CLANRICARDE. te.tl—i.committtte to inquire
Whether breakwatero and harbours could not lie Vai.
stru..ted on a ula. Ic.. costly and better adapted for
cert3in lotaditica than the system of solid masonry
hitherto in use, and whether any such plan could b..
resoli red serviceable fur the improvement uf our national
defeins.s. _

The Duke of SOMERAET acknowledged the great
importance of the subject, but objected to the appoint-
ment 1,1 a c ttttt mittee, as committees of Parliament had
already considered it.
lasril If sulDwicaa would be glad to see the experi-
ment of fl at breakwaters truest on is small scale.
They might, in isis opinion. be peculiarly useful in
enabling lissliing boats to be beached on a coast where
they would otherwise be wrecked.

..... .
Lord BANDON Illaile a few remarks in regard to the
defences of Cork soil llentry harbour*.
Lord Dania wished to kn,w how far the Govern-
ment intended to carry out the recommendations of the
Commissioner* on the National Defences.

.-....... ..... .
Lord GRANVILLE was not prepared to answer the
quent ion.
After a few remarks from Lord BROUGHAM and Lord
CAITHNEri . - . . .

Lord (iIIANVILLIS, in reply to Lord Clanriearde,
stated that the Government hod not refused to accede
to the motion, but were disposed to grant it condition-
ally.
the motion was then withdrawn.
. . .

A ronvermtion then arip.e on the alleged conduct of
an officer of the lomil Goveniment of Hongkong, during
which the Duke of NEWCARTLE /We a brief but graphic
sketch of the public and social amenities of that
colony.
The orders of the day were then disposed of, and their
Lordships adjourned at a quarter past 7 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

Vampsbire.

_
SotrrukurroN.—i'lle Recent &tenant. Seizure of
Sotuigled 7',Oureo.—Edward Payne, ulinx Fowler,
was brought before Captain Breton and Mr. Bernard.
on .ty magistrates, at the Guildhall, Tuesday, and
he avid nce being conclusive, he was sentenced to
be imprisoned for twelve months with hard labour,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

I remain, Sir,
Tours respectfully,
PROFITABLE AGRICULTOM

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[My letter, No. XXI., will be on "The had AO
of the turnip land owing to the wet season
"what cannot be cured must be endured i" and •bu",.
advice as to the best crop as a substitute when
sowing of turnips is an impossibility.

_
THE "CHRONICLE" ADVERTISEREM•

-
To the Editor of the Doreet Nolo &press Ali
Agricultural Oazette.

borchester, 26th June, 140.
Dear Sir,—As yours is a paper which I aiwar.,
read with a great deal of pleasure, and as I seed
WY advertisements to you only. I trust 1"
allow me a short space in your columns to "shi'w
Of
a deception on the part of the Dorset Chromide•
I have frequently been asked to patrosio,
Chroniefe, and my companions have often tol".„'"'
that it contains more advertisements thin
Ex pmts. Now, Sir, when I considered how mu'
the latter paper is read and talked about, I
lose to know how this could be; 50! made./
inquiry, and found that many of the eircuinlocsi-
paper advertisements are inserted without
and merely to make a show. As an illustrstalsti
what I say, a sale of stock by Messrs. Balt. p,
Elinor, the property of it. 13. Sheridan, Fact.A'
appeared '
two weeks without being order
without pay.
If you wish it I will show you whole colas:L.,'
('hronicie-athertising without order and -
pay.

I remain,

Yours. very trolV.
AN ADVERTISER
WHO HATES DECERTIv.-

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BIRTHS.

June 26, at the Brewery, CoWow, the wile of
Charles Randall of son

June 28. wt irempten, the wife of Mr. C. White. of
a win.

June 2S, at East-street, Bridport„ the wile of fir.
James Corniek, hair-dresser, of a daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

AUSTRIA.

The Auttrian budget contains the following items :
Mioi+try of Police. 2 2.5 millidns of florin.; ditto
Foreign Affair., 2 2.5 millions of florina ; ditto Public
Woriliip, 4 miollmons of florin..
Count Itarkiitzy has resigned his membership of the
committee for regiatering landed property, chiefly on
the ground that the regiater was to be kept in German.
The Italian member,. of the Connell of the Empire have
received permiasion to speak in Itali
It in maid that great iiiiimivements •re about to be
introduced into the Austrian army after the French.
sysfuni.
The official Wiener Zeitany says :—" Strict military
inquiries relative to the embezzlements of the late
General Eynatten have proved that no charge of diA.
I -sty can be raised againmt any other functionary in
Ids department."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

Tile situation of affairs in the Turkish capital appears
cvi ly day to get wors.., in consequence of finunrial eni•
Feu iassinents. Funetionari-s and soblicri4 remain with.
irit pay. and the purveyors of btra.l to tlic •riny have
ii.-bared for the third or fourth time that they cannot
emit Mlle to funlish supplies unless they receive I.llllllelkt.
11 hie of these contractors is alresdt a CregiitOr of the
Minister of War for a sun. of 27.,000,0010 of piastres.
ore talked Of. An Enzlisli e palsy ia still to
base "tiered a comisiderable AUDI OD the security of
Dniussa and itt roVelliatak, but the realisation d.f the
ileum.e was considereil very flrololeinatical. In addition
to State troubles, a great fire has devastated a portion
of the ci!y,
Terrible account.; of the massacre in Syria continue to
reach ti. A telegram from Constant pie of June 20
esp. :----Yrsterilay 2.0.10 'addict, wi re gent to Iteyrout.
Ti,. garrison of I tam OtellA have c.iii iiii itteilaets 41 pillage.
TI, Ibivernort of Damascus. Allem... mid Smyrna have
h.an.leprive.ll of °file, The Christiana received with
,y the intelligence thrt the Porte was instituting an
inquiry into the recent disturbances. The troops which
have liken sent to restore order are however insufficient,
and immures were always leans!. The Christian in-
habitants of Cyprus are emigrating en lIIILAAC to I:recce.
I lassati Bay has been sent .in a tour through the empire
in order to iisatitute
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

GUILDHALL. WEVIIM:TH. Friday, dune 28th.
Before Captain Manning (chairman), and JR. H. Swat-
field., Esq.
ILLEGAL WEIGHTS. Thomas Newton, of Portland, .
pleaded guilty .4 having in his shop, a 41b.-weight 3 1
drains short, a 21b.-weight 4 drams .xliort, Mid a half-
pound weight 1 dram short, IMMO of wisiel. were I
stamped. The defendant said they were just AP they
were when he took the shop two months ago.—Fumed
5-t. and costs, and the weights to be forfeited..
DitUNEENNEsA.—j,,h. Ramsts, Portland, Was sum-
moned for drunkenneas at Castletown, but did not
appear. The ease was proved by P.C. Graham, who
sail that defendant greatly insulted the passengers
passing to and from the steamers. -Fined ris. and cysts
9. Irelliona Saws was charged Ist P.C. Ditch with
being drunk at Wyke Regis on the 2fith May. He wan
running about the street without shoes and stockings
and in his shirt sleeves.. 'No women went to the
sergeant and complained that a aiad man had broken
He bad been convicted three t. -s for drunken-
ness within the last 12 months.- -He was fitted r. 5. and
coats, and informed that if be were brought there again,
and a similar charge proved against hint, lie would be
I.eld to bail in two sureties for six months, or go to '
prison for that periost—William Briiik was charged '
with being drunk at West Chickerell. lie had also
been three times before convicted, and the Bench
adiuottished him in the seine terms as they lied
Bymes, and fined him ha. and 7s. costs.— Riehaml
Crafiti was charged by P.C. Newlin with being drunk
. and swearing in the streets at Fortunes Well, Portland,
on Sunday, at the time partiess were leaving church.—
Fined T.., MA costs 75.-7honiusWinter, charged with
being drunk at E.ston.—Fined and is. eu.ls.
RELII WITHoIeT A LICENSE.- -Merin Lewis,
West Uhickerell, was charged with selling beer without
a liemnse.---P.(. Fripp said that he went to defendant's
house on the 28th May and called for a quart .4 beer.
Defendant's daughter brought it and 1 gave her six-
pence, and she gave me 2a4. back. Re saw the Men.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

wholly unexpected, and many of the Dorchester
Rifle Corps hail gone from home, nevertheless the
members mustered in considerable number to escort
thew* from the Townhall to the railway station on
their leaving the town. The general appearance of
the Portland Artillerymen was soldicr-likc, and
attracted considerable attention, and they
were loudly cheered by those who hail assembled to
see them take their departure at the South-Western
Railway station in the evening.
BRITISH SCHOOL.—The annual meeting of the
friends and supporters of the Dorchester British
School was held on Wednesday last at the Townhall.
The Mayor presided and there was numerous at-
tendance of visitors. The children were liberally
sapplied with tat and pluin-cake at the British
School-room, and the friends and supporters of the
Institntion were similaily regaled at the Townhall.
The children afterwards marched in procession to the
Townhall. where they were examined in Scripture
history, geography, English history, grammar, spell-
ing, and mental arithmetic. They acquitted them-
selves with great credit both to their teachers and to
themselves. and several pieces were recited by some
of the children in a very superior manner. The re-
port, which WaS read by Mr. Vernon, of Fording-
ton, stated that there were on the school-books MO
children, and the average attendance WAS 10s. as
compared with 70 during the preceding year. The
annual subscriptions amounted to .1:725 a year only,
while the expenditure in carrying on the schools
was .041. The adoption of the report was moved by
W. Tice, Ettq., of Softly Park, who addressed sonic
excellent advice to the children on the necessity of
observing nether and paying proper attention to their
teachers ; and C. Vardy addressed the parents
in an appropriate speech in enforcing order and
punctuality at home, AS the habits once
formed in youth influenced in a greater or less
' degree the whole of the boy's or girl's after-
life. A vote of thanks was tendered to the Mayor
j for presiding, and after singing the National Anthem
the meeting separated.
, DiscovanY OF wrmaiN PROPERM—One day last
week, a portion of the plate, consisting of two dozen
! spoons, a mustard rd, a coffee and a tea pit, stolen
- from the residence of Mr. Hodges, about six months
! ago, was discovered in a ditch at Mouckten, in a
state of good preservation,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

Yarirtics.

- THE Nw Come T.- A comet, visible to the naked
eye, has appealed for the last few days in a north-wes-
terly direction. It is to lie found in the constellation
of Charles's Wain, where it may be observed in the
evening when the twilight becomes sufficiently feeble
and obscure. It presents the appearance of a brilliant
star of the second magnitude, the outlines of which,
however, are ill-tlefined. It is followed by a tail of
different degrees of length, tit' great cleaniess, however,
and, as far as may be judged, opposite the sun. Ac-
cording to the observation taken at the Imperial I /laser-
vatory, Paris, the position of the comet was ascertained
to be at 9h. 40111. Mt.; right ascension, NH deg. 45 in.
; and distance irten the North Pole 4; vivi;. 49 min.
42 ICC.
141 AND THIN MEN.—I have known a few thin men
to succeed, but the laurel croon it scarcely evet so anted
to thrill in a hearty and genial way. They get on as
vampires and ghouls get on, by sinking the blotal of
innumerable victiint. Their fell ....creatures are to this
class of adventurer-, just so many oysters. They
swallow them, bust they do not fatten upon them.
Neither did the late Mr. Dando. If any scheme be afoot
for farming mankind for the profit of a ft-se, of course a
fat man will be the chairman, tutu thin nem will wider-
take the general management of the bustsiess.--Oace a
Week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

FRIDAY.

A conversation took place between Lord lIARDWICILE
and the Duke of Sonvilogr, on the relative merits of
Trotman's and the Admiralty anchor, Lord HARDWKICE
advocating the superiority of the former, which, he ob-
served, was only supplied to one ship in the Royal Navy
—viz., Her Majesty a yacht, and the Duko of &imerset
the latter, a, being inure sure of griping the ground and
vim.' in holding to Trotman's anchor.
The Endowed Charities Dill, on the motion of the
Lord rluansellor, was read a seemid time.
Their Lordishrps adjounied at 7 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

ITALY.

The 1116mr ing eh roil irk say.:- The French troops at
Rome will lea, as was ie-serted by several journals some
time since. leave that city during nest month. They
will remain to defend the city against any attacks that
may lis• made. France w:II guarantee to Pio. IX. Rome
as his. residence ; bepoid that the French Government
cannot ints rfcre. All the appeals made to the limo-in
G.w. rnaient urging it to retrieve it. position by wen-
t...aside:a I n-torins having met with no &Mention.
France win no longer intrrpose in behalf of the Pontiff,
1.11,,u1.1 his own subjects w-volt against the tyranny and
ill-treatment f the foreign mercenaries that tuna the
gendarmerie ill time Papal dominions."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

LATEST PROVINI

SOUTHAMPTON, Friday.-01
£l5 Os.; New, £I4 Os. to CI
Berle), 311 e. to 4th.; Grinding
24e. to 5.;213 Beans, 40s. to 50
r.; Flour. 445. to 45..
the value of wheat: tellers
ting to $ decline. Barley,
quoted. Flour trade quiet.
Taurros, itstuniay. -Whe
(new). —5. to - ; Barley
bushel ; Oats, :b. Csl. to Is. '
per bushel; Rye, to In;
week of unfavourable wee.

depression in our mark-et Co:
manifested, and sake we
we 2s. We per qr. Barley wi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

All communications in relation to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FRF.DERICK Nlsid.trr, Editor of the Dorset
County E.rpress and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

PORTLAND.

THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT IN PORTLAND.
In consequence of a numerously signed requisition
of the inhabitants of the Royal Man q of Portland,
Captain Manning, her Majesty's lieutenant of the
islaml, and re.ident magistrate, convened a public
meeting at the Portland Arms on Friday evening
last, in order to enable the inhabitants to express
their opinions on the subject, and to devise means,
if it should be deemed desirable, to raise a second
volunteer corps. There was a large and highly in-
, tluentia/ attendance, and on the lion of Captain
Browne, Captain Manning was unanimously called
upon to take the chair.
t'Aptain MAssi.c, in openinz the proceeding.
said, —ln consequence of a requisition which I had
the honour of receiving, signed by a number of the
loyal and influential inhabitants of this island, it has
! afforded me great pleasure to convene this meeting,
in order to give the requisitionisti. rind other., an
opportunity of discussing the very important pies.
tion to which the document alluded to refers, viz.,
the expediency of establishing an additional volun-
teer corps in this island ; for you must all be aware
that one gallant band has already beim embodied,
and officially styled. the 2nd Dorset Volunteer Add-
, lery ; and it is needless to state their Captain, Mr.
bother, deserves the highest enconiums bestowed
upon him for his indefatigable exertions connected
with the enrolment of the same. (Applause.) In
days now past and gone, a certain talented writer
published a poem, in which appeared the following
leautiful Imes :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

Lcgal.

A ease in which are involved !OM, of those differences
of et whielt, unhappily, yea the Church of England.
has been decided— Wei:terms v. Liddell—by the judicial
committee of the Privy l'ouncil. Mr. Westerton, the
churchwarden of St. Barnabas. Pimlico, lias been trying
to enforce in the service of that church the decision of
the Privy Council given some years ago, and it has now
been decided that the former ilechd (((( must be carried
out. and it is to he hoped that the Church of St. Bar-
nabss will be stripped of thooe ecclesiastical trappings
which have caused such excitement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

Emptrial parliamtnt.

DOUSE OF LORDS. -MONDAY.

Lord STRATHICDEN moved that an humble address be
presented to Her Majesty, praying that she will be
graciously pleased to appoint a Consul at Miambitiller
with aView to promote the interes.a of Commerce Mill
the execution of the treaties between Great Britain and
Portugal upon the slave trade.
Sonic Ilketimaon ensued upon the motion, in the mune
of which the Duke of BOISEIMET &Sired to know how
the appointment of a consul at Mozambique would teud
to the suppression of the slave trade.
!swat:it ixvit.i.• recommended the noble lord to with-
draw his motion, which- he declined to do. and it went
toe division. when the address was agreed to by •
majority of 5.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

dent in anotber room at the time. and he came out into
the roe's' where witlirsa was while lie was drinking th,
lets r. The danglikr neat to her mother who was in the
NAHA: nisi'''. lie went to the hours before this, on the
same day. Roil lied n quart of bier then, but defendant
WAi not then in the loon: the dsug!lter ervesi him at
that time.—Cress.casostined by Mr. Ilineani. who ap.
peared for the defendant. lie went to Lewis and iii.
qaired for work, and hired himself at 2s. per day.
Worked for him the remainder of the day wheeling
bricks and coal, but had not been near the work Pince
that time. Ile saw Mr. Lewis in his brickyard the
first tissue he went to the house. I lad sonic bread awl
cheese and tobacco, for which lie paid, separately from
flue beer lb e drank the beer in the doorstep.-- Mr.
Swaffield asked witness if he received any pay for tie
work he performs-IL—Whits,. aaisl he did not - l.e
hired himself for no time mid he slid mit go again.—Mr.
Howard : He slid not continue working till his week
was up the fact is he should have beer. summoned
here for breads of contract. To his mind the conduct
of the policeman was most reprehensible in acting 1,. lie
had done to inveigle the defendant.—Uaptain Manning
said beer had unquestionably been sold, and although
the magistrates did not intend to visit the defendant
with a heavy penalty in the present instance, un-
doubtedly, if a second offence should be proved against
him the full penalty sit Lii would be inflicted. He
woulsl now be fined si. including costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

or Sign of lon, or Date of
Marll.‘ Town
Place of Int-pee. A ttenil•
4Ce.tion. ance.
Blandford -1111andford - • - King's Arius -.July 28.
`'ltridpl.rt • Town Hall • •' 31
IP •1 InAter • Police Station • „ 20.
-111awkchurch • • Old fun • - • „ 19.
PO •rhariillAlth • • t :out' & Flom* „ 25.
('erne - • Vert • •I' 1. St t" n 18
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Docrhester • Dorchester - - County Hall • „ 25.
„ • •'laideii Newton • King's Arms - „ 18.
- Wry th • • cooper's Arms „ 20.
/6 • A Mint %bury - Ship Inn -s, 16.
-,Poriland - • Portland Anne „
Shaftesbury • Shaftesbury - - Station • „ 24.
It PO Phienix Inn - „ 17.
•Ifontoisll Magna • 'rosin Inn - • „ 20.
Sherborne -,Sherborne • - - Town Hall - - tugust 2
Sturiniuster •Sturininster • • Police Station • July 28.
„st Albridge - • • Heil Lion Inn • „
%al-chant • Warelisin - - Police Station • „ 17.
•N. allege • • - Intl • „ 27.
%n u true - - - Police Station • „
**
20.
.• • I 7.milootike • • Pleur-ile-lis • „ 17.
9* • lanigdeet (PoOle)livorge Inn „ 19.
The Superintendents will likewise attend at thc
Station Ilouses of their respective Divisions at such
other times not herein pointed out, at which parties
shall specially apply, provided such application shall
not interfere with their Constabulary duties.
SAMUEL t!. CoN,
Chief Constable of Dorset.
27th June, MO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

WOOL MARKET.

The high .inotationa current in the manufacturing
districts continue to impart great confidence to the
holders of English wool in London. Since our list
dcalir have been only to a moderate
have ruled firm. both for
of which is now reduced

report the
extent; nerertheleas, prieea
long and short wools, the stock
to a narrow compass.
Dorn Ter.
D... 111 Ewes
Kik-bran, 111,W.
Hall-bred Wethers
Kent Fleeces
Leicester Fleeces, mixed .....
entublng Skins
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool

10d. 214.
184. 194.
19d. 5:414.
18+4.
194. 1941.
184. I.
144. 194.
134. 194.
04. 144.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

PR I SS I A .

During the conference at !laden the Prince Regent of
Prue.ia is said to hive directed the attention of the
Kunst assembly to the state of affaini in Italy. The
Prince Eegent ileelared that the Sardinian Government
was alrenly overrun by revolution, and that, if no atten-
tion were paid to the further course of events. all
Europe might be threatened with revolutionary agita-
thm.

It is also stated that Baron Schleinits hu been
orderel to draw up a circular note informing the diplo-
matic agents of Prussia abroad of what passed in the
interview at Baden. In this note particulat mention
would he made of the words pronounced before Nap .-
leon 111. by the I'filloo Regent of Prussia on the affairs
of Italy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

NF.WCATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY. June 29.—The supplies of mess on offer are
vary moderate. Prices still rule ve.-y high ; neverthe-
less, the demand generally is restricted.

;.d. d. id.
Inter,or beef.. 3 4t..4 10 Inferior mutton 3 8 4 0
511.1.111rg ditto.. 4 0 4 4 Middling ditto 4 4 410
Prime Ire Otto 4 0 4 3 Priem ditto 5 0 5 4
Prime entail ditto 4 10 5 0 Veal
Largo pork ....4 0 4 ill Small pork o 4 5 0

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

SNITHYIELD. Meadow hay, £3 Os. to t'S Is.;
clover, £4 Oa. to I:6 to; ; straw, tl da. to lel i'en. per
load.

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, Friday, June 29.—C00d and useful hops
of last year's growth are in fair molest, at full pries.
All other kinds inoveoff slowly, at late rates. The dt.ty
—although the plantation accounts are unsatisfactory
is still called £l7o,ooo.—llid and East Kent pockets,
80a. to 140..; Weald of Kent., Ws. to sta. ; Sumacs,
62a. to 76e. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

INDIA.

A letter of the rine:correspondent at Calcutta, dated
Ray 196, nays :
The trial of the rioters has closed. Of twenty-four
who were committed eight were acquitted in default of
evidence, two were sentenced to seven year.' and eight
to two years' hard labour. The sentence, though re-
gartled WI lenient, is considered likely to iircOnee en
excellent effect throughout the ti.trict. I may add, as
tending to show the timer hictory of theme indigo
eanottrs, that after the tri .1 was over one of the ring-
limier, in the assault informed Mr. I.yon that they
Ii all Leen illeite,lllll.l urged 10111 by the police-
- lu (bole, imonwhile, the officials have actually cow-
maimed to levy the new ~,,, •••ras, cod bay, ',weeded
iii ti sir attempts without the faintest allow of oppositi.in.
If Mr. Wilom Ice sumanlial in England, use we feel Ice
ougat to be. another h will hi, the enforcement of
lii, scheme ti, :chola tide vsst continent, sod it is inV
firiu conviction thst it will be enforced with the full
ar“eiit at the grist bulk of the people. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

COURT OF EXCHEQUER, luxE 28

(Sittings at Nii Prins, at (uildhall. before Mr. Baron
IIAhTI N and Special Juries.)

DAUaos r. 1111 NuUTH•N EsTIMN ItAII.W•Y COMPANY.

Mr. !Ads. aud Mr. Wain were counsel for the
plaintiff; Mr. Mellor, Q.C., and Mr. Milward appeared
for the ilefetelant. .

This was enaction to two:overcompensation in damages
for an injury inflicted upon the plaintiff by reason
of the negligence of one of the defendants' serianta
The plaintiff, who is an auctioneer in Pall-mall, was
ktanding on the platform kt the terminus when the
aciaind tall was ringing for the departure of • train by
which he purposed travelling, when a porter, who was
!mailing a truek heavily laden with luggage, as well as
some large milk cans, soid which. it was *sit', prevented
his seeing the plaintiff, drove the iron guard of the
trus-ik against his leg, thereby inflicting • very severe
out, which incapacitated him from attending to his
bukineka for a considerahle time.

For the defendant witneaaes ,wore that the truck was
not only a very aniall one, but that there were no cans
noon it, awl th..t the accident was necaaioned by remain
of the plaintitf.who W. in • hairy to got into the train.
turning sharply round and striking huiteril against the
guard.
Event...llv the jury found a verdict for the *bald'
—Donegal. M.

COtila OF COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 28.
(Sittings at Nisi Prius. at Guildhall. before Lonl Chief
Justice ERIK and Special Juries.)

NINNIS r. THZ GREAT NORTHISBN BAILWAT COMPANT.

Mr. Edwin Janie. and Mr. J. 0. Grifliits were
countwl for the plaintiff; Mr. O'Malley was for the de-
fendants.
From the pleadings it appeared that the plaintiff was
a passenger by the railway front King's-cross. London,
to Aberdeen, and, by the negligence of the servants,
hal sustained a permanent injury ; and that the defen-
dant, had paid MO into court as a sufficient amount
for the plaintiff's injuries, which sum the plaintiff re-
plied was not euffi.•ient.
After the 'lootinge load been stated as above, it was
intimated that the defendants had consented to • ver-
dict for a awn of V 2.10 beyond the sum paid into court,
and a verdict was therefore taken for that amount.
MANN C. THE LONDON AND WESTMINSTER STEAMBOAT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

ALDERHOLT.

A NloNtrrzw.—A man named James Vivey, who
was ejected by Lord Salisbury's agent from some
land at Alderholt Heath, has been apprehended,
charged with cattle maiming—viz., cutting out the
Vingusl of two cows belonging to • poor eau,
named Henry Curtis, on Wednesday, the :Nth ult.
The offence WIN committed on the boundary of the
county of Hants. The prisoner is now under re.
;nand at Fordinghridge. This man has appeared
before the Bench for offences against the Excise Act,
and also for malicious injuries to Lord Salisbury's
property. It is to be hoped if the teems is preyed
be will get his deserts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

DEATHS.

June 24, at Shaftesbury, James Lush Buckland, Eq.
ag,i 67, deeply regretted.
June 24, in her sth year, of diphtheria, Emily, the
beloved daughter of Mr. Charles Hiller, grocer'
Verwood. Dorset,
June 24, after a long illness. Mize, the beloved wife
of Mr. Bowles, of the Crown Hotel, Wituborne, deeply
lamented by her family and friends.

Jane 26: at Pripioek Farm, Twyford, Dorwtsbire,
Mr. Thom ms Baker, aged 76, Melly rftpeeted by all
W 1,., knew bum

.June 2fith,at the residence of her sister,llrs. Northam,
Culyton, Miss Spites, at an advanced age. She was
much respected by all who knew her.
June 30, at Fordington, Dorchester, William,
eldest son of Mr. William 'fopp, farmer, aged 21.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

SPAIN.

The Spanish Government, through the medium of its
Marv': d'Affaires at Turin, has prementeil • protest to
eari•iir against the iowistanee indirectly given by
Sunlinia to the Sicilian revolutionary party. Si hl
the reilion.tranee of Spain remain without any effect,
the Spanish Legation will be onlered to quit Turin.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

foreign anb Colonial futtlltuncr.

FRANCE.

Tb. .11w. item r states that the rumour which hu helm
aircilltditig to the tifiTt th .1 the I torernmeut intended
to tiegoti.te • loan i• wit bout foondation.
The Se•eiiiet of the LegidAtive t 'ere. prorozw.il until
tli.• I Ith of July.
lii cousepirtice the death of Prince Jerome, all the
of their Imperial Nhje-tii • left Fontain.bleau 00
3liatiay. The Emperor and liteipta•s %ill take up their
red 14.11 CC at St. st wer k. H. Lt. 1,110,111,,1
hi. v..vage to l'hvaillieee4. The vi.it to Nice
awl Chambery adjourned until the mouth of *Otto.
lair. _ .

A 'coaling b•twecu the Emperor Napoleon, the
E.uperor of Austria, and the
.King of the lklgiatts i*
talkisl of.
M. Prevost Para-101. whose name. is well known in
En.,:isini as a It blunt writer of the liberal
was on Fral ,y laat need to a
pH-oilmen' owl a lin, of :him!. for publishing a 1411111.
plilet, railed " A neietis • Part' 4." The burlen of the
pamphlet is that Fiance, the epial of En 4151111 or
A:aeries in Iles not tern the liberties en-
joyed by Sinlinia or Iklginin, or even Prussia. The
author 'laments the into wit disquietude* brought on
EllrOpe by the restlesa policy of the Empire. recalls to
tho mind of his readers how the Legislative Hosly is
powerless both for war and peace, that it was not cow
Pulled with regar.l to the war in Italy, an.l has no
opportunity of pronouncing even on the Treaty of
Commerce.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-03

MARRIAGES.

June 19, at the parish church of St. Giles in the
Fields, by the Rev. H. E. Maskew, Chaplain to the
Force., the Rey. T. 11 Moslem, M.A.,llHead Mostar
of the Dorchester Grammar School, and Rector of
Swyre, Dorset, to Jane, youngest daughter of the late
Thomas Sturdy. Em., of Crie.ii Hill, near C irlisle.
June 27. at St. Paul's, Bedford, by the Rev. William
Sauiler Hadley, rector of Compton Abuse. Dorses,
cousin of the bnde, Dr. Hernssun Frederich Louis
Charles Steinmetz, eldest son of the Right Rev. Charles
Steinmetz, DI).. Superintendent (Lutheran Bishop) of
the Diocese of Eden, in Westphalia, to Ellen Maria,
elder daughter of William :Bauder, Eaq., of Bedford.
June 26. at Colyton, by the Rev. J. Cummins, Mr.
W. Farmer, sun of Mr. J. Farmer, Lyme-street, to
Miss E. H. Farmer, daughter of Mr. J. Farmer, car.
pouter, Hill Head-street.
June 21, at Cerne, by the Rev. W. R. Davis, Mr.
Richard Byrnes, to Miss Anne Elisabeth Knell, only
datrOderet Xt. lAA builder, Caw Abbe..

June 28, at Fleet Chunk near Weymouth.
by the
Rev. W. G. S. Addison. M.A., vicar of Hsrtpury.
Gloucestershire, Charles Eduard Nairn°, Esq.. Mogi'
A rtillvry, third son of Captain Alexander Nairne, Ea+.
firs.. to Sophia Bishop, ehleat daughter of the Rev.
John Dupre Addison, 31. A., viear of Fleet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

WOOL MARKET.

Since our last report there las been a full average
business doing
.in both long and short wool for home
,hidanding that there is a
es in some of the northern
imperatively truing. and
in it, as the Continental
take off all surplus quail.
of colonial wool are looked
interest.

toe, at very full prises.
tendency for ilroopin4 currenci
markete. The supply here is I
no increase can be expected
demand is sufficiently large to
tities. The next public salmi
forward to with considerable
Doan Top
j)..4.11 inc.
Halt-bred Ilita
Half-bred Wethers
Kent kleecea
Lcice.tcr Fleccos, uilzal
Combing
Fllll.llOl Wool
Blanket Wool

rithstkodi

20d. 21d.
1,4. 10d.
20d. 21d.
160. 11.0 d.
19d. 190.
1161. I.
14d. 19J.
I3d.
6d. 161

HONESTE AUDAX.

per
per
suppl
at Abt;k
WC
Our mark,
the Lillie
fvun.l purr iats..
posed to tell at.
very scarce, tuna
owt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

WIMBORNE.

The Lord Bishop of the Diocese held a confirma-
tion at the Minster on Tuesday morning last, when
about 50 -the majority females, received the holy
rite. The frequency of these celebrations, is, of
course, the cause of so small a number. The attend-
ance of parishioners was extremely scanty. His
lordship sadressed the recipients, both before and
after the ceremony, in terms of eloquent and affec-
tionate simplicity, urging on them the wilemnity of
the omission, as bearing reference to their lives.
temporal and everlasting. The services were l'e
Drum, Nares in D., and Farrant's impressive
anthem—" Lord, for thy tender mercies' sake."
I Pint' Snemoss.—Before C. .1. Parke, Esq.,
D J (ohsie-
man). 1). F. Grant slton, and .T. Hackett, s., and
, the Rev. C. J. Glyn.—lfonsedi Donated. alias Baler,
Colhal, was summoned by an elderly man. named
: James Rabbits, for an assault. It appeared defendant's
con was sentenced to penal servitude in 1857. for break-
ing into complainant's house, from which thnedefendant
!IRK always abused complainant when she niethion, and on
this occasion struck I . She was fined 101. including
costa.—Georpc liorsford, of Horton. was summoned
for assaulting Janies Wareham, of Code, and biting off
part of complainant's ear. Both were boys at the
National School, and had a fight. The after a
caution, dismissed the cal*, considering it a schoolboy
quarrel.— Milner Doris, of Higher leyteliett, was
charged with assaulting Michael Miller Foot, bailiff of
Mr. House, of Lytchett Minster. Defendant did not
appear. ant the service of the summons being proved. he
was fined E. 5. or two months in default.—Heney Roar,
an apprentice, was charged with robbing his master, Mr.
John Wieland. drapes, of 6.. 10,1. from the shop.
Prisoner was not much higher than the dock-rail, but
sported his " meerschaum " and "Bristol bit dseye,"
and took his glass of beer in the tuorning. His master
snitl this was not the first time he had been caught
pilfering. sn.i he had forbidden I entering the shop.
Lie was lesmnine the tsiloring branch of the business.
The Bench sentenced him, on his pleading guilty, to one
th's hard labour and four years to • Reformatory.
_—Joarph Wright, of Ilampreston, an old offender,
having been several times convicted of felony, was
ebsrged with stealing sack hags, belonging to his icaster.
Mr. ileney Barrett, of tiampreaton. Committed fur
tial at the January Sessions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

HAY AND KnUOV XARKETS.

Meadow bay. /.1 10.. to 15..
clover. £3 10a. to £6 ON. ; utraw, £1 10.. to £1 16s
per had.

HOP M ARKET.

Boatman. Fr;day. Oat. 26.—A1l xOO4 and floc hops
have changed hands steadily, at full quotations. Other
qualities move off slowly, at about previous rates.
About 1.700 hales of foreien hops have arrived this
week. The duty is &led ro.fioo.--Itid and East
Kent pockets, rig to LW; Weald of Kent', EH to
£2l; Sussex, EIS to £l6; Yoarlinp, to £l2 per
cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

CERNE.

Mr. Guloon, the Poo-r—La- w Inspector, has recently
paid an unexpected visit to the Carrie Union Work-
house, and in his report he says :—" I have found
everything in exemplary order. Tne state of the
establishment reflects credit upon all concerned in
its management."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

&scrims: NEw.—RoiToN.. Monday.—Show of
bands in favour of Turford. Pole demanded for
Malcolm.

Kamm. Oct. 27.
King Victor Emmanuel has arrived at Teano.
An engagement took place yesterday, halfway he.
tweet' Teano and Sessa, between the troops of the
4th corm d'arm;e and the Neapolitan Royalists.
After a combat of two hours the latter fell back by
nay of Sena upon Garigliano, having a great
number of prisoners to the hand. vf the Vital-
rnontess.
To-morrow the Court of Caseation will proclaim
the result of the voting on the question of annex*.
tion.

FRANCE.

PARIS. Saturday Morning..

The Monifrur promulgates the conv-ention sup-plementary to the treaty of commerce between France
and England, and which was concluded on the 12th
of October.
The Customs' tariff subjoined to the exid conven-
tion will come into operation on the let of November,
le6o.

W ARSA W, Friday.

It is stated that the Warsaw interview maintained
to the Lit a purely 'lateensl character as regards
both the Princes and their Minister&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

DORSET.

FREEHOLD INVESTMENT.

R. HENRY RICHARDS has the honour
I to annotmee that he is commissioned to OFFER
for PUBLIC COMPETITION BY AUCTION,
shortly, at the " KINO'S Aitma" INN, DuKairscrem,
unless previously disposed of by Private Con.
tract,—The FARM and LANI* known as HER-
KISON F %KM, in the parish of Cii iRMiSTEit, cud
county of I/oust:T. excepting that Portion thereof which
was recently Sold to the County of Dorset, for the pur-
pose of hulloing the Lunatic Asylum.
The Lands in otodion are ab...nit Acres in extent,
consisting of excellent sheep pasture and kind arable
soil, calculated for the growth of wheat, turnips, and
barley, lying within a ring fence, with farm-1 se, and
suitable outbuililings thereon. The Tithe Itent.cliargc
is the property of the Landowner, and .ill be included
in the Purchase, and the laud-tax is . . .

... .
Full particulars will atiortly appear, and any informa-
tion ut.ry in the meantime be obtaiiieJ of Mr. COOMBS,
Solicitor, Dorchester, or of the A wriosEilt.
Ibliot'a Court Farm, Kingston, illandford,
23rd July. Is6o.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

CURRENT PRICES OF BRITISH CRAIN
.AND FLOUR.

Shillings per qr
WHEAT—itaset. Kent. and Suffolk, whits 46 69
„ DIG., ilne .elected runs .. 60 65
„ Ditto, re.l .. .. .. 43 57
„ Ditto, Talavera 60 71
Norfolk, Lincolnshire. and Yortshires9 67
BAffLKY Malting .. 33 46
„ Grinding and distilling . 32 37
, Chevalier
MAIN —Essex, Norfolk, and Su .
ffolk .. 65 71
_K IngzOnn
.Wsuagiird. Town-niade 72: 76
OATS" sa
„ Seotelt and Lincnlnshire, potato 27 30
„ Ditto. feed . .. 24 IS
, Irish potato.. .. .. 25 29
RYE. . .. .. 34 37
BEAN 3--11 .. N.l 42
Ti= Barrow :: 43 45
Pigeon .. .. 40 61
PE.CII -Non•itollers:. .
„ WV.te, F...ex. and Kent, boffin 42 44
„ Ditto. Me Suffolk .. .. 44 46
, Maple .. .. .. 43 46
, Grey 39 42
Fl.O'CR—De4 marks, delleerei (ff mei) 64 66
Seconds ditto and Country .. 42 45

FoRRIGN GRAIN.
WHEAT—Dant:le and Ronleberg
Ditto, ditto, extra -
Rostock, Stettin, and Wolong
Delirium and Poinineraniati -
Danish and Silesian
Italian, or Marlatiorde
°drool - - •
. Anieriran and Canadian -
BARLEY Malting .
Grinding and distilling - -
OATS —Poland and Brew -

41 to ed 3
- 70
- 65 71
-63 (11
- 61 6.1

BEANS --Small. .

- 30 37
- 26 SI
- 24 30
- 44 . 47
37 30
- 40 43

Revotion
el:As---tellte Hollers -
Yellow din,.
-
.1 *R —Frroch Rhenish (per sack) -
C.0.:4,4w. owl Muumuu Sour -
Sweet -3D 33

- 45 ag

All conimunications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the l'aper are to be &dammed to
Mr. Fitsusnicu MALLICTT, Editor of the Darnel
Courtly &prong and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office. Church Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

POOLE.

WF-ALEYAN NIMMONS., —On Sunday last two ser-
mons were preached in the Wesleyan Chapel, Poole,
on behalf of the above missions, by the Ike. J.
Milligan, of Lywington. The annual meeting was
held on Wednesday evening in the chapel, which
was well attended, and it was one of the best mis-
sionary meetings held in that chapa. Excellent
addrestes were delivered by the Rev. C. Barnley and
the Rev. M. Gallium, (who attended as deputations),
Rev. J. Taylor, Rev. Mackintosh,.Rer. J. H.
Osborne, and the Rey. E. R. Conder. The chair
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-30

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.

XTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That the
T 01.1.4 ariang at the several Toll :Ars called or
known by the names of PUDDING KN A P GATE,
LH CHERRY GATE. ...It; TE POST GATE lewePt
the Tolls miyable upou any Stage Coaches or Coach now
or hereafter running, or to l'Hhoh the will
b• LET IIY AUt TIoN, suliject to such Conditions as
will lie then and there produced. t • the hest Bidder, at
the New INN. ill CERN h; 1/1/ Ali. in the 'witty of
Dorset, on WEDNESDAY. tie lllst day of OCTOISER
next, hetwt en the hours of Twelve o'Clock at Noon and
Two o'Clock iii the Afternoon of the NMI.: ilav, for
ONE YEAH. come. neim; Oil the First day of
ilhie Eight Hundred and hixty•(hic, at
Twelve "'Clock at Noon, in the nianio•r direeted by the
Act of Parli: •nt pae.ed in the third year of the feign
of Ilia late M•ijesty King George the Fourth, "Fur
regulating Turupilta lto.nhs" which said 'r„n:, leseept
as aforesaid), produced the last year the win of Three
Hundred and Six Pounds above the expensea of coll.ct-
ing them, and will be put up at that sum.
Whoever happoui to he the best bidder must at the
same time pay one h in advance of the rent at
which such Tolle may be let, and give security, with
sufficient sureties, to the satisfui•tion of the Trustees of
the ,aid TUIIII ike for payment of the remaindar of the
money muntl•ly.

Dated, at Dorchester, the Twenty-Sixth day of Sep-
teutber, MOO.

----•
D. J. ANDREW:4,
Clerk to tho T:-tact v. of the mill Turnpike Roads.
ONE SHILLING PER SHARE.

THE ART lINBiN uP aREA7' BRITAIN.
umfrr the S.inction 11,r Majevty's Must
Honourable Privy Council.

First Prize, Painting, value i:tri).
tircouil " " £loll.
with 98 other Picture Prizes, front tri to .1:75 each.

pßizEtioLDElts have the privile,°m of
selecting their own Paintings from tiny Public
Exihibition in Breat Britain or Ireland.
In addition to the above Picture Prizes there will he
shout rou other Prises. consisting Of Engravings, Sta-
tuettes, Busts, Vases, Ise., in Parien, Terra cott,s, apj
Biotite.
Tickets,—Prire Oat Siiirisp-,--taeli ticket entitling
the holder to one cli•nee in the drawiog, in.y be bad
I all the priocipal Print-wilers. Music and Book•
sellers, and from thr offirr of IA ii Inger ; or they will
he forwarded direct by the St' -cretaiy on receipt of an
enelvelupe (stamped and directed) together with postage
stamps or post-office order for the number of tickets
required.
SkIIAJEL H. DEAN.
tkorgetaa.

SO, prinoses Strwt, Yanalaegt4r.