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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

WARIIIIAM.

Ws have mush pleasure in hearing that r. Charles
James Lacey, eldest sou of Mr. Whits Charles Lacey,
solicitor, of this town, has snooassfally passed his
second examination at the Hall of the Inoorporated
Law Society, Chancery-lane, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

WINCHESTER.

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EMIGRETION 70E PAUP/4 CMILDIMML—Nine deserted
or orphan children, from ten to thirteen years of
have consented to Rreeeed with Miss Rye to Cana,
in Jaly, from the New Winchester Union, their outfits
and expenses being defrayed from the rates.
TMI AUTUMN CAMPLION.—There WY • meeting of
the officers of the let battalion on Wednesday. at Sir
William lisimphrey's town redden's, when the matter
was discussed at length, and the following fasts arrived
at ;—The let battalion'will be sure to go under canvas.
and participate in the movement of the flying columns.
The battalion will muster never less than 300 rank and
file, there being 400 names down for eight days, and
300 for the entire term. Moreover, 50 of the Inns of
Court will be attached to the Ist Rants, and several
officers. Men must either enter on the first or the
eighth day, and hi. desired that they may so divide
themselves ss to MEM • proper &headline°. Bands-
men must fall in as rank and file. Besides the rations
there will be issued a shilling's-worth of vegetables,
beer dm, daily, and also an allowance of Is. per head
per diem. There will be noiroommisaioned °Meer in
each tent; every man mutt carry a black haversack,
and It is hoped the weight of baggage per man will be
augmented in the interest of decency and eorefort.
The tamp will probably break up on Seplumber 14th.
Our own eons has already over 100 names down, and
we are confident the Ist Hants Battalion will ow this
Kaiaks maintain Its tephletlon sea task dorm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

SWINDON.

SMALL-POI IS TIM SWINDON USIOS.—At the ordinary
weekly noPytinz of glvt ishwQxth sod Swindon Poor
Law Claudia= on Irosnoteay„ /tr. r. Mom, Relieving
°Seer 0 the Swindon District, stated that small-poi
was still min at Liddioglon ; about • fortnight ago,
be engaged • nurse to attend to • man named 1"who
was suffering from the'disease. This nurse we., now in
• sad state, having caught the infection from the old
man. Ho had paid her 153. per week for her services,
but was now compelled to apply for relief for her.
There were several very dangerous eases now la this
parish. The Guardians ordered the °Seer to take all
steps necessary for the suppression of the diseame.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

Countrp faisc(llang.

EMU POULTRY BEIONV.—At Exeter Poultry and
Pigewn show, Mr. G. Scutt, juor. of Martinstoru,
obtained u cowl prizo for 'nivel-pencilled Ilauthursbs
Mr. C. Paraons, of Dotoheater. a scooud for Gsmo
Bantams, and Mr. G. Slade, of Crewkerue, • wooed for
Hondas'.

Goa TAX—The Aot of last so aloe. requiring a Ten
Shillings Licence to belskon old yealy by every person
carrying a gen, earne into operatiou last August Before
the-oloso of the financial yearns March 31. 1871, 93,679
licenses were issued— 83.018 in England, 7615 in Soot
land, and 3016 in Ireland. 965 OW4 were reported to
the Excise of gnus without Ileums', and 710 pressen.
Hens wino instituted,
&WAG' IRRIGATID ITALIAN LITZ GUS& —lleum
Sutton of Feeding, send no a single ear and straw of
their Italian Rye-gram, 5 feet 6 inohes long, together
with a note from Mr. J. Snook, of the Irrigation Farm.
Norwood. in which he states that the average we'ght of
the first out there this you is no less than 28 tons per
sera

FANIIIOII Ix FOOD.—Matly a :nen will naturally and
surely say, "I am careful; I hare not yet waskd, and
tber.fore cannot save bread or meat." Still he may
and out the way of contributing to the result. At the
present time our whole people are eating wheaten bread,
and therefore the great burden of food falls on wheat.
If wheat is scarce, it becomes dear, because no substitutes
are consumed. Here comes a ease: —liaise is an article
of food, used by others which we do not nee ,• yet our
brethren in New England are fond of it, and they have
the choice of wheat. It is from the want of habit and
praethse of using maize that the population do not
resort to it; but if maize were brought sometimes into
the variety of • well-to-dc house, servants; would
learn how to deal with it, and they would use it in
other houses and in their own when they marry.—Food
Journal.
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POT POlllllll.—Gather the petals of the most fragrant
kinds of Roses, with which other flowers may be tnixt.d
with pleasure in smaller proportion ; spread them out
to dry in the can, or in a warm room ; sprinkle • little
salt on them, and put them in • jar, in which they are
to be kept covered up till wanted for use. Take of
these rose leaves 4 on.; dried lavender (lowan, 8 out.;
vanilla, cloves, Aorta, and bensoin, all bruised, of each
1 drachm; ambergris, 20 groins; otter of roses, 20
drops. Mix.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

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W
IDOW W ELCH'S
(LIAIUSLIVEI ORIGIXAL,)
So long and justly oelebrated for their peculiar virtues,
are strongly recommended to the notice of every lady
(having obtained the unction and approbation of moat
gentlemen of the Medical Profession), as a safe and
valuable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other inconveniences to winch the female
frame is liable, especially thou which at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exerdse Keg
general debility of the system ; they create an appetite,
tarred indigeetion, remove giddiness and nervous bead.
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorders,
shortness of breath, and palpitationof the beart ; being
perfectly innopect Lhof way ho used with ssluty in ci
masons and climates.
it is newsury, owing to the numerous imitations, to
warn the public, that Ki ARMLIT'S is tie only original
receipt. and has been prepared by the Keusley family
ewer eighty years. Purchasers should see that each
box Is wrapped in while paper, and the name "C.
iIAiILET. swayed on the Goveinment :tamp.
Bold wholesale and retail by J. Users end dude, 150,
Osicollideimok loaded, and by all medicine vendors
throsibeat tie dowdy, In boxed, Woe 90, 9d. Wes
a ki rat 1e 86 rafts dome.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

GARDENING WORK FOR TUE WEEK.
FRUIT WADES.

Thin out the strongest breast wood or young shoots
Upon wall, espalier, and pyramidal Pears, Apples, Ito.,
and shorten the points of the stronger ones remaining
for a future season's tree Morose.

YLOWILI GARDEN.
Proceed with the layering of Pin kf .Carnat ious.Piootees,
and Cloves. Provide • rich open and compost place a
moderate mound of fresh soil around the plant. Bring
Box Clipping to a close. Should • dry period follow
the late changeable weather. remove the temporary
liAta from Auriculas, clearing from around their base
any decaying leaves, and giving them every requisite
attention in regard to root-watering during dry weather.
Belladonna Lillie' may now be transplanted where
aeceasary, though it is not advisable to do so deeper
than every three or four years. _
. . . _ . . .

Proor.:::, Doubio

Rockets aiwi ticarlet Lychniiby aid _ matured
growth' at the but of each bloom-spike, and, when
properly prepared, dibble them into • cool shady
border.

lIITCLICIII GARD'S.

Following the late rain., transplant permanently
more Celery, Endives. Autumn Cauliflowers, snob as
Waleheren, Coleworts, Ate, for early winter supply.
Plant out Cardoons in rows about 50 lashes asunder,
the plants being at • like distance apart in the rows.
Thin out finally all Saisafy, Soorsoners, BoA, Ham-
burgh Parsley, grown for the roots, and Hampton to
the customary distances apart. Make eowinp of Cabbage
and Colewort Seeds for use, by means of suoisessional
tranaplantings,dnring tho months of October, November,
and December, when they will prove very useful.
Seedling plants of Thyme, Sweet Marjoram, Savory,
Hyssop, Burnet, Borsge, Angelica Sorrel, and all
similar Herta, for which a deiruid incurs, may like-
wise no permanently planted out on to • sheltered
favourable border. Make an effort to mutter all weeds
thus early, and so insure immunity from them during
the season.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

RYDE.

A Vlgw IS/SWAIM —Oa Sunday morning the
Rev. Richard Wilkins delivered himself a a sermon in
tho Church of St. Michael and All Angela. liwanniore,
in which he stated as his belief that there would be
twelve women to one man who would enter Heaven
This, ho
_stated, was a calculation of his own, and was
based on Sacramental Conlemint I What will Bishop
Wilberforce say to this? —Has:velure Advertiser,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

THE ILLTHMA MURDER.

The young man Pook, now in Newgale on a etyr
murder. had another ISt a day or two
as on the previous oceuion, bit hil tonic]. .;
ss to draw blood, lie will ho tried et the '
sessions of the Central Criminal Court, which
Monday next.

TaE ARMY, NAVY, AND REYERVE,
In giving the toast of the "Army,
Beeerved Forms," at the annual dinner of
mereisl Traveller's Benevolent Institution. on
evening, Mr. Gamboa expressed his cone"
whatever might happen, the inexhaustible IC.,
Englishmen would pull the comet', throe •nt
diffieulties.

ption. As 17.
iPfnritoaMoSeither put
recevoted Into Coat
uPo4Citotl;,. t
PARLIAIIENTARYiz
71:iaThoothlounetv.AaterTernirdl.iytniuiltegoludr.stoulabf;oninnne:Boodlaiaslitlat
In the Commons ; but it is easy to fora,. '
4111
the same amount of opposition is offered nt, th. 141,
of the Bill as on its prinelple, there is iittlo
its passing through the Lords tide Session ~_4
time may lead to the abandonmept of till, 1,„;7:
marding expenses of elections, tstaticiii p ,
public nominations. Mi.

TFIE NEW FRENCH LOAN,

The French have forgotten every depreailscw,
in their determination to embark in the now mul.
pored with other French Government Stocks, ,
raffia loan. How mush? Eighty
milliards of franca! Here it Is in six how,
alone will find the whole ; paid, In fast, the
•
cant- deposit for more than the whole. The v
suffering and requisitioned cities, filets,
gem, put down their twenty snd thirty
each. The financial success is complete, itt4;
Very naturally the Finanoo Militates resolve,. te'
advantage of this sudden gleam of sunshine, yft
'go on. he says. This state of things will we,'
deliverance of our country from the army of oe—",..
We can fulfil our engagements and more, tr 7
not have to wait for the dates fixed for
Indemnity instalments.

THE PASSION PLAY AT OBEltAliitg6,:.
The first performance of the P•spiou Play
magma, on Jane 24, was witnessed 1,7 010 Z.
the majority of whom were English end
Is woken of es highly suocessfriL A oones='
the Daily New, who describes the perforreii„—^4
that the actors go through their parts sith
devotion worthy of their theme :—The c.ew
the Obristas of the play, is singularly ON b,
for the part which has been allotted tin.
handsome man, with long hair and a crisp t-,.1;2;
His movemints arc very slow ani
voice is strong without being at all hirsh.
I. open, aa in ancient Greece; th,_re ..rre
the daubsl proscenium, which occupier 'hut
part of the frontage, and leaves aide scones for
and retreat of the chorus. The peasant ansitett;,.
very sweetly. They have [uvula meetings
long winter evenings, and recipe together rOT
great work of their lives. They. are only unwise;
tea years • for their vow is to give the Pmei r
,pe.,,•
that interval of time. The fine view of the 111:Toi:.,
ing mountains decidedly helps the effect of this
old-fashioned rendering of Christ's suiting, r.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

Hop MARKET.

BOROUGH, Juno SO.—The unfavourable accounts from the
plantetioos have imparted renewed firmness to this market.
Sales have been olloctad freely, and prime bane had an upward
tendency, WM and Emt Kent, £2 Ids to Al 7. ; Weald of
Kent, £2 161. to £4 104. ; Kure:, LI 10. to £4 Farnham
and Country, LS 164 to £6 1 ; Olds, £1 to £1 Ifie per cwt.

POTATOE MARKET.
llououuu AID SPITALPISLOS, June 30.—Fa1l average supplies
sale. Ths trado is quiut, at about .to rates.
Flukes (old) .. 40. to dOs per ton.
Itssraula 60. te 000 „
Rocks 1144 to „

•• - •
-IZ-dn-eys (new)
Jevons (new) ..

W 124 POICWt,
al W 10, „
tls to Ta „

SEW MARKET.

Trade still unsettled; holders seem luclined to raise thole
preteridons, and transactions are In consequence limited to
the few articles actually required for present use, such, for
ingenue, as mustard and rape Ned, both of which are flmi.
Bird seeds mom of steadily, at unaltered rates.

HEMP, FLAX, AND JUTE.

Mgr.—Rather more enquiry for the better qualities of
Manila, and the private alas have reached 600 bales, at £4O
for very good brown, £46 for fully fair Roping, and £4B per
ton for good fair.
J trra. —A quieter market this week, but • fair business has
been pansing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

SALISBURY AND DOME]

All Trains ars llt, 2n3, and 3rd Oli
bury and Wimborne. No Sunday II
STATIONS.
a.m.
Salisbury
Downiton . . ...... ........, 7.20
Bracmoie ....... ........• 210
Fordiniibridge ..... „ 0
Vensood (for Cran.burise) ...... „ ELIO
bi Inabialos arr. 6.50
Wiult.on.c ..... ........ dep. 11.40
Pools Junction .. ..... „ 1016
Poole ............. arr. 1.1.15
Wareham ...........arr. Exottpt g 1025
Morctun .
prirclicater
Womouth

big. The 11.54 a.m. Traiu from Whirl
an 4 Moreton by Melba to take up

Weymouth .....
Dorehmter
Mormon
Woot
Wareham
Poole .......
Poole Junction ...... .. • • ,•
Wimlx,rste ............ .......
et amount"— ...........
Wort tioors ...........
Versood (for ersaborne)
F. nJinglridgs
........
Draemoro ..........
lioritton .
Seltsbury

Just Pubt4hod, pool lies for two Stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

May 20 ..
June 3 ...

66 10
60 11
00 0
509
597
69 11

877
31.1 3
36 II
33 0
35 11
34 10

CORN MARK CT&

27 11
272
277
2111
26 10
278

ilnutnrousg, June 29.—Short supply of English wheat; and
although males were few, quotMium of this day es'nnight were
maintained.
M.secuarral, 29.—Wheat, both English and foreign, • slow
sale, but not quotably lower.
20.—Scarcely any English wheat on offer, and
values were nominally 0* 00 thi, day sc'unigot ; • fair retail
demand for foreign, with prices the turn In buyers' favour.
Barley quite as dear, with a moderate Inquiry for meet parcels.
A fair consumptive demand for Indian corn, at ed per qr under
but week's ratea Oats abundant, and fully 6d per qr lower.
Ot.oCCeavga. W.—Supplies of wheat sutall, for which and
foreign there I. Just • consumptive demand, at about last week's
rale.. The sale for oats continues reetricted, at 25s to 27. Od
per 111211'.
Deems, 29.—Small supply of wheat. Trade was quiet, but
5r..,, at about last week's prices, the hop figure being 30e per
each. Other articles unchanged.
lleas•Lsaa, 3.).—The grain trade at Hark-lane to-day ruled
dull and depreseed, *wing to the mere favourable harvest pro.
poet., and to the liberal imports of foreign produce. The
tendency of values for trivet and dour was downwards, and
very little of either article changed hands. There was more
disposition Mown to mull, but buyer. were very reticent. Spring
corn was inactive. Barley, beans, and pose, were drooping in
price, while maize and nate sold slowly at the late decline.
At Liverpool and Wakefield thbi morning factors were com-
pelled to accept leas moony to effect sales.
lisasoroao, July I.—Whasl,,Vl.putLiere n h00...t. •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

THE NktENCH REVIEW.

The review of the French army at Longchanips on
Thursday appears to Iliac been s great success, but it
puzzle' tts to oonoeive what wes too meaning of it, if
It had any meaning at all. Was It meant merely to
glorify Ma Thiers as the remonstrnetor of the army, or
to Batter the vanity of the soldiers? We. it a celebra-
tion of the somewhat inglorious victory over the Paris
Communists, or was it intended to show that, in spite
of all her defeats, in spite of the establishment of the
republic or the overthrow of the column In the Pisoo
Vendome, France still romans a military nation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

WEYMOIiTIT.

FORIIOII CATTLE. —Weymouth is one of the thirty
ports in Great Britain at which foridgn cattle may now
be landed.
FATAL AOCIDENT 11 THE HAT-FIIILD.—On Thursday
last, James Parker. of East-row, Chapelry, was hay-
making in • field belonging to Mr. Devenish lie had
been working on • stack, and about half-past two
jumped from the stack to • waggon load of hay, with
the intention of pitching it from the waggon on the
stack. Ills foot slipped, end he turned a complete
somersault, pitching on the back of hi. neck. Ile was
conveyed home immediately, and Dr. Simpson attended
him, and found he had dislocated the fifth vertebra of
the neck. That part of the body below the arms was
paralysed ; but the sufferer could talk. and told how
the accident happened. He died about a quarter past
one on Friday afternoon. He was a married man, but
left no children; The earner was communiested with,
but considered it unnecessary to hold an inquest.
Deceased was in a dub.
LARGE EICUESION.-011 Saturday last, about 11,200
or 1,400 persons' mostly consisting of meehanics, with
their wives and families, arrived here in two Great
Western trains. The men were from the Great
Western carriage works at Swindon,and this was known
as the '' Aannal Library Excursion." They left Swin-
don about half-past five in the morning in 23 carriages;
but this immense train was parted at Yeovil. in order
to ascend the Evershot bank; The first train, consist-
ing of 15 carriage', with engine, arrived at Weymouth
about 9.25, and the other, 10 carriage' with engine, at
9.55. The men and their families quickly- dispersed
over the town and neighbourhood, and looked exceed-
ingly happy at having a fine day. They were allowed
to return the same evening or wait in Weymouth not
longer than • week. About half-past seven near 600
had made up their minds to return the same night, and
up to the railway station, with a large following
of their more leisurely friends, and a considerable
number of townspeople. By dint of the exertions of
Mr. Reynolds, station-master, and his assistants, they
were soon stored away comfortably in 16 carnage", and
at 10 minutes to eight, a couple of engines pulled the
long train slowly and gradually out of the station,
pulling strongly IDA it went up the incline to Ridgeway
tunnel. The excursionists went in the best of hamou
and of the whole lot we only saw one man elevated
with rink. Ms ti4l, the train moved;
but two of the railway servants seLsed and put him
on safe ground.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

THB COBDEN CLUB.

The annual annual di•ner of the Cobden Club took place on
Satnrday night at Greenwich, under the presidency of
Berl Granville. His lordship. in proposing the health
of the Queen. said that whilst in attendenee upon bar
Majesty at Bellmore] be received • letter from Mr.
Bright, written with his usual sprit, and speaking of
kilalliefirosNOll7o3Wien, WtineCiii;lllo at onto ;o
telegraph to Mr. Bright that if he thought it prudent
in regard to his heath, she hoped he wobld spend two
or three days in retirement at Balmoral. In proposing
"Prosperity to the Club," the noble earl referred to
the present depressed condition of From*, and said it
was probable that the treaty of commerce which Mr.
Cobden negotiated with that country wag likely to be
affected by late events. Her Majesty's Government,
he added, would receive in the most friendly way any
proposal to renew negotiation for a fresh treaty; hut
he hoped it would not be based upon • retrograde
principle. Amongst the other speakers were the
Marquis of Ripon, Llrd Acton, Sir Louis Mellott. H.
Arles Dufour, llerr George Bunsen. and Mr. Hugh
Ill'Cullooh. The three last-mentioned gentleman, as
foreign guests, responded fur France, Germany, and
the Coiled Stites.

The Emperor and Empress Brazil have arrived in
Loodoo.
lir. W. H. Gregory, 11. P for Galway, will seemed
Sir Hameln Robinson as Governor of Ceylon.
Gross malversations in regard to Frenoh contracts
&Irina the war am 'oaken to by the Investigating com-
mittee.
The Queen's Cot (retaliatory messtgo to the Pope,
which seriously alarmed Mr. Whalley and his friends,
Is affirmed by Mr. Gladstone to be only an ordinery

Forma-aity.
We hardly recollect • time when there has been snob
an abundant crop of green peas as this year. For
several days past the prim has been 41 and 5d • peek.—
Daises Parer.
The Bartow at Longobamps came off without any
public enthusiasm on June 1°) M. Thiera is said to
dare it in oontemplation to remove the seat of Govern-
ment at an early date from Versailles to Paris.
Ten Faison Wag Thieve pate down the
cost of the war to France at £320,000,000, including
the German indemnity of £200,000,000. I'lle loan of
P. 80.000,000 new being negotiated will yield about
£lBOOO,OOO more than is immediately required top;
the German instalment. Frame will have now an
annual expediter° of t 107,210.000 as against 85.000.001
bar nominal expenditure. But 11. Thins promises not
to reduce, the army and navy estimates. nor *entreat
another loan for three years. He is to raise the &din.
tional expenditure by Indirect lecithin levying ditties
on the raw materials of manufaeture. and by largely
augmenting oastoma tines. This is retrograding to
"Protection,' Mg meet patelyse the industrial lib al
the wellete/.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

PORTLAND.

&imam Thociesss Parra &laws. —We are
pleased to notice that Mr. Edward W. Moore, of the
Grove school, Portland, has been awarded the second
of the Dean's prises (E 2 to the most sueoessful teachers
of boys In the diocese.

Tits Oftova SattooL.—We learn, from the ofiloial
catalogues, that the specimens of school work, consist.
ing of dictation exerclass,physloal goography, diagram.,
and maps, sod mechanical and geometries! drawings,
TittedgirnistieSiranotoS,"i".V.l.';;;--pp—rovea
by H.M. Commissioners, ,sittl are
,exhibited as a portion
of the school work specimens in the International
Exhibition of the present year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

lIING FEMALES.
These Pills are prepared for
young females, who suffer from
the following symptoms: Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the least exer-
tion, palpitations of the heart,
pains in the back and loins.
headache and giddines, on stoop-
ing, extreme pallor and yellowish
hue of complexion, swelling
shout the eyes in the morning,
**ening of the feet, short dry
rough, bad aptatite, great
langour and listlemness, with
variety of other symptoms, all
indicating deficient energy of
the syskut as the cause, to re-
medy and remove which these
Pills are adapted. Prepared
only by A. J. IVAB, and sold
in boxes la lid and 24.2 d. each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

WOOL

CLUB Atilivitaisani.—Tho annual festival was held
on Coronation day, and passed off MOO{ happily. The
members assembled about 30 In number, and proceeded
In gaily-trimmed vehicles to Stoke church. At Slape
mills (llr. Foot's) they and the bon. members present
had liberal entertainment. The sermon at church was
preached by the Bev. W. V. Hannah, and the musical
service was nicely rendered, several of the hon. mem.
hers aiding the elmir. and Miss Honeywell, of Wey-
mouth, playing the oriels. As they were returning
mills were made at Mr Branston's and Mr Jervis's, and
at both houses they had a cordial welcome. They
entered Wool, heeded by the President (Mr Sly,) the
Wool bend playing cheerful tunest and the whole
villagemade holiday on this ociassion. Dinner was
Foed at Mr May's when there wisa good company
and exoelleat provision. Mr Sly presided. and Mr
Mills of Dorchester ailed the vice-Asir, in the absence
of Mr Lutes through domestic affliction. There were
also present—Mr Branston, Mr James. Mr Plummer,
Mr a Taylor, * J. Basoombe, Mr Itioketts. Mr B.
Trent, Mr Ames, Mr EL Baseombe, Mr Bashpool, Mr
Honeywell (Weymouth), Kr Gillman (Dodo). and Mr
Shoobrook (Taunton). The tinsel loyal, patriotic, and
complimentary toasts were given. It was stated that
the funds amount to £330 2s 9.1. £9 Os was contributed
at the table. Some excellent *ones were given by Mr
Gillman and Mr Lu, and the amusements in the field
attracted • large company,

Osneral Itantettifel Is sppointed to the cleassead 01
ON Ogenala Ong a occupwaii In Friseto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

fidarketg.

STATE OF TDE CORN TitADE FOR TEM
WEEK.

At length • return of warm weather has set In,
accompanied by slight showers, under whose influences
the crops have benefited considerably. The accounts of
the young wheats are more favourable generally, and
there is no doubt that much improvement has taken
place WOWS WO lut wrote. The crop however is still
backward. The sauces hu not been unfavourable, and
if the present fine weather boll, on a fair crop may be
looked for. It Is not probable that the harvest will fall
early,but It cannot apparently be long delayed, though
a short postponement could not seriotuly effect prices
In the tau of the exteuive import.; now coming to
hand. There is little of interest to notice In the trade
which hes been much depressed throughout the pest
sennight. At the opening of the week neither tee-
ters nor millers seemed disposed to operate, but on
Monday there was a disposition on the part of sellers to
give way. Notwithstanding the disappointing nature
of the hay crop, spill corn has ruled very Inactive,
and barley, maize, an oats are Is per quarter lower on
the week. The imports of oats have been very heavy.
but:the Russian corn comes to hand in inferior condition.
Bruins and pees are again easier to purehatel

Avsaaass.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

GAMBLING AT BROADWEY FETE.

Mgr, SkICI, of Weymouth, was brought up on
Thurs&iy morning, before fl. Williams, Esq., charged
by P.S. Florence, with gambling at Brosawey fete,
yesterday. Defendant had a gaming table, and the
sergeent saw several lads lose money. Slis had nothing
to say, and was committed for a month.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

PRODUCE MARKET.

The colonial produce market* have been well attended
throughout the .wk, end full price. have generally been
realised. The stock of sugar in the four chief British ports now
1111,1001 a reduction of 47,000 tons an compared with last year.
Thu demand for floating cargoes has accordingly been active,
but the mtrket on the spot, though firm, haii been lees aua•
mated. The demand for cod** on French amount has con•
tinned, though there haa been little inquiry for cargosc un
powage. Prices have been well maintained for ail descriptions.
Tnummtleus in rice have been much restricted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

CATTLE MARKETS.

- - -
lilwraoiWbrran, June 29.—A few more beasts than on Thurs-
day hot; choicest descriptions, however, are by no means
plentiful, and make about MO IMMO MI on Monday. Inferior
qualities are rather lower, but • fair clearance is effected. The
supply of sheep is much shorter, the falling oil being princi-
pally is fonAgn. The trade is not so btu!' as on Monday, and
pries on the average are not quite so good. Choke lamb( and
calvss fully realise Moeiday'a quotations Our foreign supply
conaists of tat/ besets, 2,700 sheep, and 733 calves.
Per stone of bibs d. s. d.
Best Soots, Herefords to 6
Best Short-horns • to 6
Second quality Beasts to 6
to 6
rigs .. • • to 6
Beat Down. and Half-Breda ••• to 0
Boat Downs St Half-brede shunt— ..• to 6
Bod I,oog.wsole to 0
to 6
!twos A second quality .. • • • • to 0
Ditto, do. Shorn to 5
Lamla to 7
Bouts at market, •56 ; sheep and lambs, 11, 10 ; calm, 8I6;
and plgs, 65
ilalsiolo tik—Ciend supply of beef but the larger portion of
it comprised middling samples. Best qualities were sauce and
dear. bOs and in some eases b 25 being obtained for anything
very superior, while for middling qualities from 725 to -.Bowan
acceptod, the sale being slow. There was a fair show of mutton,
with a moderately goW demand for best wethars, winch mold as
bid. and In a few mars Oid per lb, but butebere are hardly
able to meet these high rate.. Ewes and middling descriptions
did not sell so readily, The supply of good iamb was short,
and there was an active trade, at prices ranging from aid to
10,1 per 16. We received over 2000 head of cattle from Ireland,
and they met with • very active trade, there being a large
attendance of buyers from distant °engine.. A clearance "r"
effeekd at rather firm prices. There vraa • short show of much
cows, wall a trate more active demand, and an improvement
in prices. The supply of pigs was rather short, and trade at
the operdng of the market was active, bacon pigs selling al 10.
and 10u34. ansi porkers (vary choice) from 104 6d to 10s ihi per
score. but the tre se was snore quiet towards the close of the
market, mid the clueing price of on pigs was 105 Per "°r°.

MErktOruLITAN MEAT MARKET.

SNITUFIILD, Juno 30. —Thorn were bar avarago nupplies of
Well chau4tul baud* quiutly at about bata mica.
Pot alba by the caroms.
• u e d 4 did
luturiur bead ......3 4 4 0 1 inferior aautton....3 8 4 4
Muldling ditto.. 4 0 111.1dliug clitto 4 8 6 4
Prim. largro ditio..l 10 5 2 Prime ditto .5 2 5 0
Prillaman ditto 6 4 5 5 1 Imm pork ... ..... 3 4 4 0
V 041..
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

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PORTLAND : THE SANITARY INQUIRY, AND

WHAT HAS 001tH OF IT.

The I"o.l Board meeting for the consideration of Mr.
Harrison's report and recommendations, was doubtless
the most important that has been bell since the Board
was form d. Its result, or rather that of the dream-
stances which led to it, must tend either to make or
mar the (attire prosperity of the Island, for they must
either bring raoh an increase in the rates as will cease
• rapid depreciation in the value of property, and the
escape from the poverty•stricken blued of all that can
fly, or suck increased confidence In its resources and
health-restoring tzar as mast prove that ninny
burdens are but enabling the ship which is
sound the more steadily to make progress towards
maces. Let us hope that the latter will be found the ,
truth, and that visitors, attracted by the matchless
curiosities and the undoubted healthiness of Portland in
times gone by, will feel confidant that modern adenine
has been only called in to assist its natural advantages;
and will make sojourns here, leaving money behind
when they depart, and taking health and vigour in their
frames. For, although the complaint, are actually
founded on what might appear, in other neighboarhoods,
to be frightful violations of sanitary laws, yet the
answer that was given might have a triumphant one—
that acknowledged by Government ofileials in all
departments, and founded on the crucial test of success.
Portland is healthy, say the medical men; no ague, very
little fever, less small-per, and this at a iime when the
great towns of England have been visited by scourges
that threatened to be terrible plagues. It might seem
almost like an attempt to paint the lily, or add • per-
fume to the violet, to improve the health of Portland.
But all lilies are not pare white, nor are all violets
sweet-scented, and so there were spots on which the
energetic advocates of improvement seised, and founded
a really good prised facie case. The Board °outgun
men ot that vsluaMe class who are hawse, practical,
and, who judging by their experience, thought that, as
no harm had IWO dens in pasatimes, none (maid happen
now. The sober, early rising, early resting native
thought thine 'maid be no object in lighting roads at
night, when all ought to be abed; the farmer saw only
a basty tie well-piled beep al tortilbisi mMer,ad
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

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LOWNESS of SPIRITS. INDIGESTION, WANT of EIVERUY.
PREMATURE DECLINE, with plain directions for PERFECT
RESTORATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR IN A FEW
DAYS.

The most Important fact that these alarming complaints MA7
easily be removol

WITHOUT MEDICINE,
Is be clearly dentunetnned, sag the entirely new and highly
suiswasiul treatment, no adopted by the Author, fully a:o4meg
—by 10116011 of which
EVERY ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE HIMSELF
perf est ly, oil at the least puniible cost. Sent free on receipt of
two

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Tim object of tide extraordinary Wotan la to prove
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sad auotostully tnated, and the moil oouvlaâg peed of taa
efficacy at tbla that grotant of bairua taaffila
by la" MUMMA MIS 01 ours' steolid."—illsasel
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

WIMBORNE.

PErrY SUISIONS, Friday.—Preeent : C. J. Parke,
Esq. (Chairman), Rev. Cur J. Glyn, end Rev. J. H.
Austen.

Or CONTAGIOUS (CATTLN) DUMAS= ACT.—
Mr. W. Wallis, larmar, of Kerley, near Wituborne, was
charged on the information of Mr. Deputy Chief Con-
stable Hammond, with having 40 head of cattle affected
with the foot-and-mouth disease, and not giving infor
mation to the Local Authority.—The defence was that
the animals were not entering from • contagious
disease—to wit, the foot-and-mouth disease, but from
Inflammation of the feet, brought on by long and hasty
traveL—Mr. Hammond. however, clearly and most
satisfactorily proved to the Bench that it was the foot-
and mouth disease, and the defendant having no
witnesses to corroborate his statements, was ordered to
pay a an. of £2 and Psi 64. oats, at white he seemed
very indignant, and alleged that several mass of felony
had occurred in the neighbourhood, and the pollee gave
him no protection.—Mr. Hammond expressed surprise
that a respectable farmer should make such an un-
founded charge, and challenged defendant to the proof,
stating that when he visited the farm and looked over
the
ever.—The sergeant on duty also Doper:nod his state-
stook, Mr. Wallis never made any complaint what-
meat, that no information of any Joss bad been mode
to him.

CORONATION DAY AT WIKBORNR.

A great many anxious eyes wore turned skyward on
Wednesday morning, and no eyes more anzions than
those of our friends the teetotallers. Water le neees-
eerily their element, but, if they dislike moderation In
intoxicating be they like moderation in rain.
The early mondeltrairednesday looked very threaten-
ing, dark heavy storm clouds careered over • leaden.
hued sky, promising abundance of rain, but, happily,
the sun succeeded in breaking through the clouds about
10 o'clock. and • very floe day was the result, II was
announced by placards that the procession of the
different temperance societies were to meet at the
station at 10 o clock a.m., and the Wimborne Temper.
awe brethren were prompt in attendance, but It VIM
nearly 11 o'clock before the differuct excursion trains
arrived with the neighbouring societies. The Winter-
bourne and Bilokiand bends were in attendance. and
dimenowl nrest auk irblis waiting for the evedeli
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

MONETARY ADVANCES:

£379,0(10 TOman,Lre"?li—mtkirritGedenftle.rose
tiooth Africa, having 'massed a considerable animal
(and now connected with numerous Privnte Capita/a4
Ii open to negotiate (promptly) Advantage or Cash to sji
respectable persons (male and female), in amount*
varying from EIO to mo, 0* their node of haled aftlese„
or leames, ko., at 4j per cent. for any term up to has
yews. Repayments taken byway instalassots, Woo&
mg over the fall term, or in one sum, at the end of •
period, al may be desired. All badness traumata& wit&
the utmost prince, and free from law or °See alarm
unfair profit not being sought.
Address in perfect confidence, Mr. G. T. LUCIA 2.
John'a.terraoo, Now Churob•roed, leindon
slating enact amount required, bow reps74l3le, iosltlo
In life, ke Enclose three stamps for reply.
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peace and gladness to the parent.
iu I,ott'e, 70., Is. lid.,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04

WELLS.

• • -
SUBSCRIPTION HalimisA.—At • meeting of the eon-
stittee, a balance of £23 Os. 3E was stated to be in MN
hands of the treasurer. The bunt is to be continued as
heretofore under the mastership of Mr. Lax, of Poisham.
A suggestion was made to discontinue hunting in the
iiimpton Mallet and Pennard districts, unless the sub-
scriptions were increased. The master reported that
he had not one complaint In respect of damage done
during the put season.

wiurroN.
FATAL ACICITDII“.—A worker named Looks. employes!
at Btognmbor Browory, was koookod down and killed
on Thareday. at Oarnainpton, by & wiggon ltdon with
boor.

A OREWICERNE DIVORCE CASEi
In the Divorce court, list Saturday, before Lard
Penzance and a jury, war heard the ease of Rhine. o.
Rhine' and Slade.—Dr. Tristram for the petitioner.
This was also • husband" petition, and warn undefended.
—The petitioner, who war a widower, married the res-
pondent in 1869. They lived together at Muningford
Abbott, in Wiltshire. and had sit ahildren of whom
live areliving. In 1861 the petitioner became land-
lord of the Swan Inn, at Crewkerne, in Soinersetshire.
They there made the isequintanee of the 00-respondent,
who war in business with his father as canters to the
South-Western Railway Company. Be was • customer,
and paid marked attention to the respondent. Mr.
Haines on one «maim in 1870. opened his wife's
desk, and found letters from the co-respondoet to her.
U. then ordered her leave the house. It was believed
they went to Canada together. The only witness
called was the petitioner, and after the reading of •
lettor,i tbe jory found for the petitioner, with 1:503
damages. Decree nisi for • dissolution of the
marriage.