The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29 00:00:00

BY EXPR69.9

FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

MARE•LANE, liounAT, Ocr. 28.

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a.m.& ojEsolWz wheat only moderate. At the
isommenomosat 01 business f edam detaaatied an edemas
in 'hs geototioos. compared with Monday UN, at
how 16. to St per quarter. The demised, however,
wee Waive, sad the ACTUAL RISE in PRICES was
•BOUT ONE SFIILLING PER QUARTER for
*ha samples. There was • fair Inquiry for most des-
priptiens of foreign wheat, it an improvement in value
of le. per quarter. Floating cargoes of grain wen
• eta.. at the late &drum.
Supply of English and foreign barley limited. Sales
regressed slowly; nevertheless, late MIMI van well
supported.
A slow inquiry for most descriptions of mat, at slant
libationary prim..
Oste moved off freely and the qsaations had an
upward teudeney.
For beams prises were well supported.
Pima gaits as dear.
Rye sad Indian Corn very Inn.
Both English and forage Sou was Wadies, at last
vales currency.
&Isle and CAN supported tomer Istiaa

METROPOLITAN OA.TTLE lIELEILET, Oar. 18.
There were sessnsable arrivals of tandem stook, which
obaneed hands steadily, at fall quotations to • slight
advance. Short arrivals from our own grabble am-
bient, and the demand was steady at an A DVANCB
OF TWO.PENCE PER RIGHT POUNDS. Top
figure As. per 8 lb. Moderate supply of sheep, which
improred in price. Tbe best realized front
4a. 84. to 4. 184. per 8 lb. Calves steady, at from
416 44.805.. 44. per 8 lb. Pip unaltered.

MONEY MARKET, Om. EL
Otensin far mossy and soloant 94 to Itii.

TEEL ROMAN QUESTION.

Lawmen OF OMITULDI TO : DOOF•TOR OF •

Fusee Exrromos.

The arriral of-el-en;Ol daTiVeldi-On the mainland
isetently changed the plane of the Revolutionary Corn-
Witte at Rome and of the insurgent bands In various
powle of the Roman territory, end yesterday week WY
appointed for a movement at Rome. It did not
aetaally take plum until the following day, when
two bands raised the ineurrectlenary flag, but only
to give an example of devotedness to their
countrymen. One of thee', composed of seventy
men, was surrounded by five hundred Papal Zonavea,
and fought until every one of the 'timber
wee either dead or a wounded prisoner. This
goose woe known is Florence on Tuesday, and inereaced
the general excitement. General Cialdtni, it is said,
had an interview with Garibaldi, who resisted all ap-
peals to his ',vedettes. and declared he would go to Rome
and die for Italy. He left the tome afternoon, proceed-
ins to Foligno and Terni by special train, and imme-
diately crossed the frontier, taking with him the
remains of his eon !Gaeta's corps, and receiving sn
*scions of volunteers. Beyond this point we et in only
trace tiro by the telegrams. It appears that on
Thursday, at the bead of four battalions, be engaged a
Papal fares, which lie pot to flight, capturing 100
prisoner., and taking four wens, of which he bad much
seed. The Unmet intelligence mentions a strong force
of insurgent. being within fifteen MOM of Rome, and
It is ptob.blo that he wes with it. The resolution of
the Emperor of the French to despatch troops to Civilai
Vecchia may now annul the importance of those ed.
vantages which at Rome the General wee expected to
gain. Hod Garibaldi been able to enter the city, we
night certainly look for a detente of the most de-
termined character; bet unless be had effected that
object by Sunday afternoon he would In all probability
fail. The French troops which left Toulon on Saturday
morning might arrive at Civil Vecohia In the ware of
the following day, and the railway cernmenicastion
between that port and Rome I. now again complete.
In all probability, therefore, the seat of the Papacy is
once more wears. A second departure of troops, to the
number 0(8,000 men, took place on &today evening
from Toulon, to that a French army nearly equal in
strength to that which was lately withdrawn from Rome
mow guards the Temporal Power.
W. ROUIIIII ns THU SITUATION.

The banquet given to the Imperial Conimisnlon of the
Paris Exhibition by the foreign eornmissioners same off
on Saturday. Earl Grenville, who presided, proposed .
inset to the Emperor Napoleon and the Imperial
family. IL Roaher thanked Earl (Jenard's for the
toast, and drank to the Soverekns and bowls of the
%reign governments. Re drew a comparison between
the indastrien of the different countries, and continued
on follow.: "The superior mienion of thwe who govern
is the meant, nano, of peace among all nations—(loud
epplation). These words seem to receive from ennent
event■ a contradiction and a denial. Some Sr.
under the apprehension that a neighbouring nation
will assume the heavy responmbilitg of a
war with France. This dirquietuds, is, I believe.
without foundation. The sole aim of the recent
Imperal resolutions was to stop the disorderly,
dangerous, and revolutionary march of individuals with-
out authority, who dare to violate the faith pledged by
the regular government& of their country —(proloneed
apple...e). The Italian nation and its Sovereign are
unit that blind anarchists menace Florence ri mush
an Home, and the existence of monarchial Italy as well
an that of the Pontifical States. I have eonfidenee in
the wisdom of that people, to whom we have afforded
BO many proofs of sympathy."

'rIIRRAIIIIIED. Vallloll INCASIOII OP ITALY.

T. Piga,* was in every band c7nS;te-r-cia-y...1-tern. oon.
es the Paris Bourse poured forth it. frequenters after
the dose of business. The following paragraph we.
repeatedly reed aloud in the open streeta to listening
VONA :•-•
WAS !

The latest new. I. that thelto—pr'solon of the French govern-
ment In regard to Italy I. had ; the cabinet of Tuileries think.
that It Its been 'ow" humbutneed) the cabinet of Florence.
hich merely thought to galli time by the pretends' Cialdinl
cornolnatlon. The rumour tuns that the army of Lyons I.
ordered t, he In 1V1.1i..11 I tom the Alp. If mingle mldier
of the reinlar Italian army enters the Itontilkal territory, •
French army will Immediately Invade Italy.

ON Saturday the Prises and Primers Christian and
infant prince returned to Windsor from Boodand.

TR' visit of the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia
to England has been soddenly postponed on account of
the indiposition of the Prinows.
Taos. is Albion to believe (says the Observer) that
lies Majesty has resolved to emerge frost the compara-
tive seclusion in which she has lived for so long •
period, and that the next session will be one of the
most brilliant on record during btu ions and beneficent
reign.

THE FERIAS 'luau; —Tbe special mrsamiasion for
tbe trial of Fenian prisoners was opened at lisnebeeter
On Seturdsy. The Government refuse to pay the feee
of would for the defence. and have given notice that
25 fresh witocarws will be forthcoming for the promise-
don. r. Digby Seymour, Q C., will it'd the defence
of the principal prisoners. His retaining fee is stated to
have been on* hundred and thirty guineas.