The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-11-28 00:00:00

THE WAR,

Lord &Balmy telt Vienna oin Sunelay, iirving had
inteniewe witfi Count Andrassy, chiefly ea A.
que,,tim, of Kulrant„,,s. Ile relics on having at Os
Conference the corditl Ylperatiou of the Austrian
plenipotentaries—eount and Baron de Calico.
The German Government is .:lato4 to feel morally
bound to mum.: t Russia at the nirtr°ltrith4f C°oo.
ference, and if war became unavonlabie vermanY
would not object to Russia oc,iiiiying HUh IL
S. l'eterdinry; :aid Moscow alone have, it is
announced, sniawribs4 more than the amount required
for the new Russian loan.

Mr. John ltonl, who %VAN captured by Sicilian
Brigands, has teturned to, Palermo. It in rumaared
that he hao paid them £4,000 am a ranamn.
The Dnehem liAmirgll gave birth to a daughter
nu Saturday evcnife:.

.....
The flight lion. James Nhiteside, 1 I)., Chief
Justice of the Irish I 'intrt of thi-cti's Bench, el on
Saturday, of lelirt at I:riJltt .n.
Vice C'hatieellor 11a11i,i aie. judgment on &tur-
as), in the nit by the uncle to recover the Vane
baronetcy and est.itett from his nephew, the present
owner, on the grinned that Sir henry". (ether was
born before to oringe. The learn'! Jitffi.v 'stinted
out that then, was 110 teVidelm to eupport the Arial,
which hail fai,e.l in every resp.st. awl lie censured the
plaintiff for le-e!, mite; a...lain' which involved a charge
of the grin .et fiatsd agaii.4 his parents, brother, and
sister-in-kW Withollt Living arcred Maisel( with irre-
sistible evident....
The volunteer IN turns show that the increase of
efficient' Li gencral. ly la the in,tropolis, but
throughout, de• toiffitr-, .00l it is estitna....l that when
all are rc..circil ti., 0i4.1 efficient strength it‘ the
volunteer force of lireat will be little. if any,
short of 150,01.10 wen. The "ulcers and serje.ints earn-
ing the extra er.oit fir ellieicatsy have also increased in
• correspeoling ratio.

Railway. The train is fixed to leave the former place
at 10 o'clock. We started with e,onmendlable
THE DITIADEE OF A POLIO& punctuality, and it being a fast train, ran past
l'ps ey and Giimstone, as marked in the tables of the
0011STABL.3. c •inpany. Evenchot and Yetininster are also to be
pawed without stopping, there being not the slightest
IEXAM:NATIDN OF ONE OF Tin.; reservation, as in some cases, that the train would
at. ,1. by signal eithe.• tad take up or set id aim passengers.
MURDERERS. You may thecef,re imagine the surprise of myself
•
ow. Correspundela.) and fellow paasengem when, as we approached Ever-
t& it, speed was slackened, and we eventually pulled
When it was a .rertained dud the fourth man up at the 'dation. The explanation to this unusual
concerned] lid t!de murder of the poor fellow ('ix would procedure was to be seen in an array of baggage that
be brought up'.,, remand again on Friday morning, P. cotupl dtely beat anything, I should think, we hear of
the quantity which is popul srly supp .dirdi to accomapny
motley group of ,xrit...l individuals gathereil before ladies on their travels. In this instant* it was a young
the polire-stati ~,,, in tirdiold-street, Yeovil, to try and j lard, &gaited: whom, in his public e'daracter. I have
and get a peep at the accused as he was being removed, not a wont ti say, for regarding his votes in the House
he appears to have sensibly rid himself of all effete
as it was rumour. that he would undergo an tradition.. Well, sir, on this occasion we waited at
examination at the Town hall. Amongst the crowd lea-t a quarter of an hour while his lordship's boxes
were the wile of Baker and several female friends, were Icing plowed in the train, neadmplisheil by mean*
who pathebeally appealed to officials connected with of numerous shentinge, and for the passengers
correspoutling bumpingi. This would have been nut
the court to be allowedl to see the prisoner ; but their a small matter. lit whel we at last ,tarte.l the engine-
sobs andl tears were of no avail, and the crowd, tee, tither, tindlidig he had to make dip hr des of time,
were dlisappoid,tel, tor Baker wit. Ilot, it I had ilrove his engine at ate rine pace. We absolutely
anticipated!, r !moved to the hall, hut charged in a seemed to jump aloug the rails, while the oscillations
were eNtreme. I dun nut usually nervous at fast
private room in the superintendent's house. travelling. but when I reflected we were imitating
The prisoner was, however, placed with hi. back the Flying Dutch on a line never intended for the
te a window facing the strot where the crowd were, purism*, with the additional drawback of being one
and had it not been for a timely warning of "Mite. continued series of curves, I congratulated myself
on there emanating front a gentleman in blue, some that in the event of anything happening toy wife and
of the people would, I believe, have stood on one &mils wauld have the benefit of my policy in "the
another's shoulders to get a sight of even the man's ActiarentaL" But, sir, I must protest against the
back lives of passengers being jeopardised to suit the con-
The prisoner was arraigned before the chairman venienoe of one person, let him be who he may. My
of the Yeovil borough magi.trates, and again formally life, in my Opilited, id of paramount importance to
remortiled until Monday. that of his lordeldp's ; atu a far as that goes, I
pr. Garland's certificate states that the man Stacey, nmuralty prefer it to Isis, although perhaps the
under hit,care at the Yeovil Hospital, continues to fortner may not equal the latter in its distinguished
improve, and hopes are entertained that he will, in career of usefulness. It seems to the if his lordship
about ano•her week .r ten days, be able to mee the had chosen to have g tup a little earlier and driven to
man Baker, .I.l.l"hither he is the wan that Yeovil, where they have a large staff of porters, all
acemnisini,d the arrant, Nillains dm that memorable this needless delay would have been avoided. At
night when pt r v.', WAN at cowardly and brutally Evershot there was the stationmaster, a porter, a
murdered!. small boy, and one or two of the earl's servants —the
I have conversed with several reruns from the latter of whom, of course, dlid not condescend to
neighbourhood of Coker, and they say they cannot handle the luggage. The &annoyance caused to the
be persnadledi that Baker is guilty of co-operating in rest tif the passengers may easily lie imagined. If
the erannisaidin of the crime laid to his charge; if so this state of things is to be allowed can we wonder
they argue, why had he not have eadeavoured to why we hear of is, many railway acxidente ? Of
escape with Isis men? Be this as it may, the fact that emote, I know a brace or two of pheasants, dir a hare
Ether assert-' positively, an he did again when he now awl then left liver from the cargoes sent to the
was remande I on Friday, that he VIM home from him the Isindon markets, are aceeptaldle to the "facials of
work early it,, that. particular 'i hunelay evening, and a small ont-of.the.way stati ~,, , but surely that is no
never went tai . antis& until next nioniing, does not rea.on why the necks of other people should be
exactly coitieid, with a idateinefit hid wife is reported imperilled.
to have inadle--that her husband was not home at all
that Thursday night ! Mr. Albert Grant has withdrawn his applies-
It is s matter of no small comment in the neighbour i tatta for admission to Gray's 1t,,,, Ile will
hood that tide public shou'al differ trio reward for the given to understand that a special meting of
diseovery and apprehension dd. the dog.poisoner, and
the 'Stancher, was summoned to consider the
the polkas, °Weida should offer only £2O for information
that will leadl to the capture of the three Huh:hide's, question, and this probably influenced his
who as charged with the commission of one .4 the decision. We have been informed that a petition
most dlastanily miardd.rs that has ever been recorded in was prteented to the Ranchers, or, at any rate,
Ste history ot crime. It seems to point to the a. prayulg
rssuclusion that they regard the brute creation more ts..haatvinhkupapilpi lr:ftiionnessehtooull7 receive i%e very, very
that the lives of human beings.
careful consideration. Mr. Grant is 110 W &Lid
LATEST. to have sipplied for admission to one of the
Dorchester, oi p other Inns If COUTL
&MK n' Tile u,enurnelts.
Tbe time being -but only for a A novel step has been taken in connection
time got ..IT. The of the antlioritied is that with trades tutiiiitii. The executive of the
they have ndaelosi tte See igpi the wimpabire Durham Miners' Association and the cualowners
police are on the alort. of that important district have jointly appointed
Inty court j nip with a sal:- •of Sam

GirVEILN t:NT lakWA o.
Gitrerlitslolll 16.1.4 offer., EMO YvvAril id a.bliti.ni tot
the JAI Offeered by Lb.: vanity ~1 :4miiwk:e„

a muoty V. j adv, , .iary ....... a
year, to nit as an independent person to hear
evidence upon :toy dispute that may occur
hot Weell 011iployera mad employed. %Vim all
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tlev facts -bef.resbun by,

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Whyp 4 Sr. Ii the F..reAt. with I(II u" carefully S.3.lisitlent thu .u.stlent, a.tul givun hiv
Twes.ty arm 1,40 Willi • • ,4iA "rC ;3i• tliiis :ttuic.thly settling queiti which
the thirf of the autuutivo fonx.of would gilluawko result iii strikes or
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tiEWAGE. JItItIG.ITION. ; the Viscount Maidstone
'The unfortunate Local Board 41 Crewe sWe that 1 On illatilre :°a°l•6lo2,
the low upon their eewage operation, isst year has . has decided that Lilt% 14 of a private soldier is
been, in round number.s. not less than £4 000, which ' preferable to the untlis,"ll4:ed l,s'yvocarrty. efHloivhinang
non
ils a very serious state of things for a youn 4 town,
ii.fiuitt.i:ll.-Imra. „....ul this time
as a peer's eldest son.iiiHn
stitut,l mostly of workingmen. At la ,hley.de-la
Zoucb, we a... informed, there has bee:, an income re-inlisted in the Ito.i.
h wi probablyl find it a difficult task to v;:c4PO
from the sewace farms amounting last year to C 285 o
Ba. 11d. Twenty-eight acre, of ground, mew at 1.7 from his solf-indictud bondage. A few years
per annum per acre, have, ler sewitm culture, in ago such a Mall Wulliti have purchased a coin-
market-garden produce, yielded all income equal in mission ; but a commission now means hanl
grows to Lill 14v. lel, or about fat per sect Imes. At work and coluiderable delay. Well, no man
Wnithain, colimel *Lem. Y. 1.• make', anwnwe farming need be ashamed to serve his country, hi how-
pay. At Aldermhoi, kit. tillekburn has sold upon his
ever humble a capacity. Unly one could wish
aewsge•farm this year th.."'Y'fiv° ac-Tao
, of lllintne• for
legislator a more laicomiug
4/00, ,the parties to dig, iit„,;* sadrattowe them as an hereditary
*heir owa wet; ,ia., there potat..-.ltave ,old at 5 rate position. It is nut pleasant to hear the great
'of 1110 per acre, the crop having cost no:iduir .148.16:44ra41 names of I ierlforl, Ilutton, and Finch mixed up
lot manure. At Worthing, 1,000 tons with sensational auuoun...xnuents of this descrip-
were grown im sewage, wiling up as high as --; '
ton for a jmrtion of the crops. So, that withagoou.. i
land, good sewage, and good farming, there will be ,---
some good obtaced, Eatra,aaa in law and in YOROISZOTER.
works wog, however, be avoided When the long- Ileums). -There is no alteration
4:l:Lecte'd miwa4e re
is
port out, we hope to learn some. GREAT Was-nuts .
g about the question —Molder. -wiwiiiiy f..r 1/ecember.
In the timetables of this e.. "Of the aniline Will
Fallittlis' (!tnii. —The finit pp... ' --es on Satur-
be read before the club at the Kin "a Ai.. -4 111 J• '
day next It is entitled " Dairy Fanning," an 1
Itlewood will intmlnee it.
Tus Balms or Bear Insioat. • The 500 niv.i- :
emery of this enjoyable gathering takes place at the 1
Iting's Arms on 1 hursday next. The affair is sure to
be of a most agreeable description : and, as it aff Is
an excellent opportunity for washing d ar'
little differences of the peat, w hope ""
all
the
better attendance than usual. we
Town see.„7.,de.sivena
be in Attendance to enliven the pericessling7. '--

jewellery valued at MOO has been —stolen-- from the
ru
dance of IndY Augusta Mostrn. daughter of the Fax' Of-
near Maidstone,
Argaenn7.
Mig. W. Gt..torrusz, M.K. U addres.dog his cou•
weeenee Bt whithy the other evening, reviewed the
work et Parliament during the pest session, and criticistal
the GOVernment measures. He praised the Merchant
Act, which. although it did not meet all require-
ment was yet great and noble in its object in referring
te the lanterniptestion he expressed his warm approval
Of obs Marquis of Salisbury haring been sent out to
seproiout Busload in the approaching Conference