The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07 00:00:00

NOTES OF TRB WEEK.

The intelligence which during the peat week
bee readied us from America is, upon the whole,
favourable to the Confederate cause. In ODO
instance they have met with a defeat; General
Stuart, of Cavalry raid notoriety, having been
attacked by Federal General Pleasanton at
Middleburg, Virginia, after • most determined
resistant), and great slaughter, was obliged Lb re-
tire upon his infantry for supports at AilibY's
Bap, with the las of two cannons arid upwards
of 60 prisoners, among whom were several
officers. As a set-off against this defeat of
Stuart's, however, Confederate General Ewell
has gained a most important victory over
General Milroy. The latter, after several
impotent attempt' to resist the advance
of General Ewell on Winchester on the 14th
June, and being hemmed in on three ides,
called a council of war, and decided on eeacn-
sting the town. This decision he carried into
effect at three o'clock on the following morning;
but the Confeierates soon becainte ewers of his
movements, hotly permed him, and killed or
captured wrest nontbcrs of his soldiers. When
General Milroy reached Harper's Ferry, he had
with him but 1,700 men out of 7000, his esti-
mated force. The Southern account* claim as
their captures in this victory 0,500 prisoners,
2,800 horses, 600 wagons, and military stores to
the value of nearly two millions of dollars. If
this account be correct, General Milroy's romp
meat have greatly exceeded the estimated
number of 7000, and the reverse he suffered,
oonsequeutly, so much the greeter. As might
have been expested, to severe a defeat has
called forth the censure of the Federal
authorities, who attribute his disaster to
bad Generalship. General Milroy may
therefore bless his stale if he is allowed to escape
with simply dismissal from the berries. The
Federal troops at Chrimbersborg. under General
Knife, have fallen back towards Harrisburg,
and the Confederates have themselves taken up
their quarters at tbe town evacuated by the
Federal& The Confederate Cavalry are at
Union Town, forty miles distant from Pittsburg,
whore the greatest excitement prevails from
fear of an invasion, and business entirely sus-
pended, while Lee is said to have had another
battle at Centreville and won it. Again, atten-
tiou is directed to Vicksburg and Port Hudson.
General Grant is said to have pushed his
approaches a few yards nearer the fortifications
of the runner place, but the Confederates must
be tolerably well satisfied with the safety of the
town and its garrison, as, up to the present,
General Johnston has not deemed it necessary to
attack the besieging army. The garrison receives
abundant supplies, it is said. from be Soto, on
the Western bank of the Mississippi, which is
Cully protected, and if so, the Federal General
may at once abandon his design of forcing it
into submission by the slow procem of a regular
siege.
The Pays of Friday says, in referent's to the
Polish question, "We are already authorised to
consider the acceptance of the propositions of the
three Powers by Russia, as certain. The project
of • conference, and the six points, will serve as
the basis of the arrangement which the three
Powers have submitted." The Russian Govern-
ment has uudoebtedly taken a wise course in
yielding to the friendly remoneerseage of gymnok
England, and Austria; but will the " six points,"
even if accepted by Russia, be accepted by the
Poles? With whom are they to act
on the part of Poland 1 Until the
secret committee, calling itself the "National
Government," which pulls the strings of
the insurrection, the rebellion will be con-
tinued. But who form this National Govern-
ment? This is indeed one of the most extra- '
ordinary features of the revolt. They are
known, or rather believed, to hold their sittings
in Warsaw, under the very noses of the Florian
commanders; but notwithstanding the latter,
notwithstanding police spies and high rewards,
all means to ascertain who they are have failed.
Yet this committee sends out orders which are
obeyed ; they claim the taxes, which are paid to
them ; they dismiss officials, and forbid public
travel mg by certain railroads.
One of the most remarkable financial events ,
which the world has ever seen happened last '
week. That the Hudson's Bay Company created
by Charles IL at the request of Prince Rupert,
should be bought by the International Society,
an imitation of the Credit Mobilier which was
established under the auspices of Louis Napoleon
is a strange event; but the magnitude of
the transaction is stranger still. The Hudson
Bay Company is the largest private landowner in
the world. No other person or body of
persons not claiming sovereign power has
anything approaching the same extent of soil
it is reckoned at 1,400,000 square mike, or
896.000,000 acres; and all this has just been
bought and sold. We can hardly wonder that
the result and such a bargain is matter of much
discussion. This vast landed estate bee been
sold at almost nothing—considerably lass than
• half penny an acre. Surely never was so lunch
land bought at so cheap • rate. The very idea
of such a bargain suggests that it cannot be
very good land—either the fertility is detective.
or the situation remote. In the cam of the
Hudson's Bay territory. speaking generally.
both these objections hold. The climate for-
bids effectual fertility, sad till distance from
more habitable regions ferbids effectual transit.

DOlLeff gni. Alas Assoamno..—We sada-
siend that, Is issesqwweee er the thel 10061.1. the
Dorset compendia wfn me Wile shoe tin the Melt awl
Sloe of Ady.
Ti. FA la.--Our fair oe lleaday, 116. es &swell sr*
both as rorts dealers awl Ma. This, as rlosbc ill
est ' le the meow ri Ore 70et deweeding the
sowers of fasseass to bay-sekivqr essejtss The.
ea
.I'y o( *..p wee weak aad lime shim wet
sower, bet Pahl .tie adman et ea. set Weer
4.ors asraeMowl at late fairs. Good lambs were beams
Mr.r_n_flbase tk Pir Ins& la ewes a Mk
/.... " •light admire ih seine. wow a
=We Imp wile dent simictwhipit Oil sikerith

30
JOLT

at previous qachatlook /to *on 11011118. woe large,
but .14,14 ciao latirrtok a.swiptic subd sot nosh to
musk A phi ot pap i. offer, but
magi" mid prow low. Is the soca auhrhat U.S Mum-
4insoi was neat sod supplies of wheat short, for which
there wio a du/I We, at barely late Mk& Grinding
barley, IL to Is. dearer. is wool lam sales war.
elliested, itt.. U. war Oh

Tan Wlatllia.—ne reading al the 11Arrafranisx
II Donhaster tor the pre week Isis Newel:—

Dates. Soon DV: At!
Jun a
20 DP 3. Raw shady shover
30 I Maw dowdy
CIL T
P.. Inc
3 74 Flaw
4 S fSW Pb..
Maw

56 47
58 43
80 40
a 40
63 42
COLMONDIZO WW LAB? MAIL

54 w Dull.
61 NNW Flu.
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1 83 56 NW Mossy.
1 60 61 w Mt showers.
3 80 56 NNW
4 63 52 NW k W Itinil
lit
5 62 55 lik 3
Ten BOSSAAIIT IT W. . --on &sods), week,
whilst Mrs. Clitleetk el Waytitweli MM, together with
the hostotold were at church, her residence was broken
into, and £l6 in gold carried off. The robbers seemed
...le be well acquainted wit, the hose, and knew whore
...8 eh& was Kt vi, having taken it front • drawer in the
oPPlif ;ant of the boss. Two men, named David lindas
and John Hibbs, cif Winfrith, the former of whom had
worked at the mill, had been men lolteiia. about the
premises., end ati.. fell on theta. A bevies
asound their His premeded to
where they spoilt illipittee gain Most lQ47l,rti
"nerd themselves in • new suit of clothes each. Soon
after they thought it id I able t• retire Mum, but co
reaching
Use M of ei the WWII till way station key
losschida;.o A waiting to receive them, and he at
nese look them in ourniedy on sespieion of being the
parties who had omansitted the burglary. On their
14:„. snivel at Motion the ohs. sacshed.when
in the of David fhb. was found•heff-erom
which Clilloolit identified as the se
ttdwith the gold in her drawer. ,The paties
also earrespooded with trues *MA *ere visible
In a left, whieh kid to the dwelling-house. Both
were brought before H. Williams, Irio , at
ti:°6 631iireh hall and remanded until Monday. On that
day David Hibbs wee brought up in custody at the
Shishall, before H. Williams and Cam Sykes,
.Foqra ,
but the sidings adduced at the former
a
tf.,cousidered imactlcient to detain thrin
he so discharged—Mr. Symonds pro-
se Sad, and Mr. B. N. Howard defended.
Mary Chilcott Spread that she was a widow,
sod parried on basins' at Warrawell Kill
Ibre eon. Frederick, emitted her. On Sunday week she
meet to aktireh, and was the last person who left the
bomb Tide wad at lb minutes to three. The family
MAW Id isreitlf, her sou, a eri,sd two boys The
bored the lore was closed and the downeteir reindeers
ne well. When ohs isternsd frten church she sent
1 KM of the bort to pi-spare lot some wort he had
1 te do. When et wee reached home she could not
Aid anything wrong. She was in the habit of keeping
her money in • died of drawer; le her bedroom. On
Monday she had occasion to go to the drawer for mom
money, *hen, to her she found it unlocked.
On opening the drawer she at mos missed some money.
flirt two purses in the drawer, one ir.^A...ma
Tilt., and the other C3O. The ir_;,-•-h, boa
wee arituPmed 01 geld and Oise. There wee some loose
money in the &Sem ecunprising three 1.11 nabs, and
a ms gold and silver, amounting to hottest /10 and
110. She had put Lig 10a in the drawm cos saitirday
night, whisk had been jiven her by her 00k, led
amongst the loose elver q ills whir* she had Ukeleles
received twin id*. Tlii latter atittritnt consisted of h If.
crormit. There es a boy, named John Lancashire,
in Ler employ, who went out with bread and
Sour, for which he took the money. On
Wednesday, the 24th, he made up kis somount
and hold ..Smit ma moory te he. . She pot
It 1p the draw* then "he went to bsd amongst
ottek loos nosey, bat could not may how mach. Deed
Hibbs had twee hi her employ, off and on, for three
years, derieg whisk Kiss he livid in the hones. It was
'net a large one, asd prissier was sopiainted with the
' whole of it. He had formerly bees out with the hone
and met for the sale of bread, end knew whet her
beehives habits were. Os Monday, as discovering her
loss, she skamined the menet perm, and found only
L'l 12e. leth L• 11 12, being obelus. In the leather
, puss CS 10". was left, fll 10s. havitig been takes
away. The loose money left in the drawee was three
sovereigns, three £5 notes, and 13 10a. in silver. She
semiarid. the drawer And lobed a mark as
if oiamlasiiinst.ite oh chisel, oleos Sore the look wet.
_orli I : Had had 5 vela .ervat to derive this
poet ton • years. The meld wrest was not allowed
' tog, into Sr bedroom. Witness did not allow ber ores
to sake the bed. The ne serest" would sot know
estiag about low nem. Frison.r had left her employ
situ. ode accord. She had always foetid Men • good
direiet Iseloding the three £5 sots the loose mosey
ainestrel to between £3O and no. —Frederiek Chiteret
Sae d that be lived with his mother, and mobted In
the business. He WY at Bottdoster market on
Satan*, *wk. Is the bonne of the day he reseisd
sure mosey which he gave his mother. £l3 4s. was In
a mans pares, mid el 15a, in silver. Whilst the was
cosatieg Ni. money he notioed that • hall-crown had
sev,ral "notches" round the edge. The one now mo-
dest was similar to what ha had observed. David Blahs
lived with his (Sums's) mother said last Ledrdey.
In is sequence of the lam he examined the premiss
Ad) Wag the mill was a piss elsieli had los made,
• 6 se store, which led to Um mill, and then to the
dee uncttioute. Through the Soar of the "toes room
tb. en Wee • trap hsteh leading to the bone hoes. He
went lobo the mos room, and found the dust white
was err rally on the trap batch bad Mee removed, and
on the floor tome foot mark.. le recipes with P.C.
Abram witsem went all over the premiss. In the borne
hoses se, two 'asks. A past &Media r on • cook
salt r. se . the trap hatch, and draw himself through,
and by these means obtain access to the hose.
Laneshire did so is the preemies or the pelisses.
Wanes' as present ea Tuesday when P.C. Abram came
with a sir of boots. He me him compare cos of thew
with the to V. se the reek. The bnoajoad smell nail.
partly routed the lee, sad le the middle," it so • single
nail. The mark as the mak eserespeuded with the bor.
—Creseintiotned : The doer of the bone boost was
never looked. Had ere told the polies= that any et
the balf-aroe es were marked. The esperieteedwat Brit
told wittier about it. He &eked bin it he bad noticed
any marked hal sown, then Steer said lie had. The
seprrintesde at thee gave him the half-crown, and wit-
ness sow it was the se he had previously nodes&
John Lancashire proved that on Wednesday, the 34th,
after having guse out with braid round Knights aad
8r00d5...., he reeeind a Wipes, with a bole in it,
which be h ed received from • shopkeeper send SIM ways
at Broadimys which he gave to Kra Cluloott.--Lkos
swain. d: He did net tell hie mistress about the air-
less until Tuesday. On Wednesday the policemen
said he had got ooe with • bole in it and thee showed
him se, which witness said was the same. He hes
it breast there was • bole and was worn. —William
Whiting. also • lad in promestrix's employ, stated that
one Sunday he wee with prisoner co 'Kennett heath.
whin is seers of isoonosation he said "If hear any
one el, wanted goer it wee sly to se up over the
wan reboot sad get it."—lttimbeth Greening, • little
girl, sat Sas about to he swore. when Mr. Howard
obj. e' ed. Is miser to Mr Williams Ms replied that
.11. 1 4 sot know old she was, and that she had sever
lee,, to shoot, and farther added that if she did net
leak the Math she should go to Hasse.—As • matter
ot surer the Bench refused to imarept the seises
at which Mr. Symmida remarked he would endeavour
to get her Matra:Acid as to the nature of an oath,—
William Paine, and stater of Lymington, said:
Prisoner came to his 'bop on Monday about half past
one o'clock. Business was suspended cm that day and
his Sep was slot. The front door bell rang, when he
taw the prisoner and another man, who said they
wanted some cloths Witness had no °ldeation to
take mess. and he showed them into his shop. those
things ' were exhibited, and he sold a
eo.t, waistcoat, tipsters, brass, neat* and bet,
the coat of which was £2 10s. They were very
easy customers, much easier than that clam is
general In the sone of eoevereatis they
said they same from Darehester. Wits. is asked them
It they knew a mati named Pannier there, when they
reedid they did. —Creasecransised : Some people same is
his shop and perstmeed sots without beating him
down in pries. --linestintsodent Underwood stead that
on Tuesday the 19th, he went to prisciser's home at
Winfritb, and told bids he had some to mesh his on
seapiris of semis the I\oooo of Mar ChUeoM, at
Wanneall Kill, and stealing mosey. Prisoner as MS
said he should not, whim wittier replied that he
should, and also take him amid kie brother is eneterly
Witness bad noticed • pair of boots ea
ille mtrteiast., 'hick wan afterwards in the POOOlOOO
of P.C. fibroma. He erarshad his pastels and fossil 18s.
. of four erews, be Settee, owe shilling
ac:rsis uliaL haff
osses. Loosest the money was the beti-
mes' spoke, to by Chileatt, aed the shipsees spokes
tisesrtiLssehire. With prisms mis he , permi
• box, is which he Sewed three hat-mows,
se Soria, four shillings, • six.pes.e and also a wait or
doilies. He thee took David Hibbs In sessty. Os
Weasels Steam set to Warmwell Mill. and 0"..
pared the not boot with the mark es the mak, sad it
bucHll.-o.ewrossutined : He eserelted
the brother's bee sod found • poverelgaa.da new emit
of delis —P.C. Abram, shaile,oj at Hioadneywe,
peeved that he we, in employ with Se Stases when
prieser's boss was &stream.. Fled* the hoots there
P. took peseamies of these, and in she evening west le
Wombwell Mill aed compered the right boot with the
mark on the soak. The mark correseeadtd with the
corresponded with the hoot —The erosoeserination
did net ell it any important remarks. —Upon the advise
of his ediellia, prisonerdestined to make say deleas,
and was ee.titted for trial at the weesdag asairest Mg
beim retard.
ALLIS= lITSALUte.—A I the Townhaa, 00 Thunder,
before the Mayor and J. F. Ileddst, Se9.7,__ _ _ ,Flearg
Dotal], an alas,. WOO bOOOOllO sr in wool, =MP'
with steeling • pair of kaiskerbookeve, the property 4
W. L• Poidevis. —From pressesteea statement, whisk
wet of a very rambling stare, it appeared that on
Wedsieselsy he ems frees Jens, and west ia seaside ef
tedeisp is the town. He left his luggage at Andrews'
eathurisies. is Prisserstreet, bet being usable to
deep there repaiy.d to the Great Weems Bela lie
eas Mr. A • ear* de Siete, at Uses., time
tellies him that ha was set to give say in. the lease
Wee the pores was like the pectrain Protocol°, with
shoe l primer had been dri o kiss i a the swift, set tSe
Thai illorlis to the coffee home, stei2 that prosawater
bad seat bits for his I Mr. and Mrs.
. Ahdrewi Sit absent vrtirrolall came, and • girl.
111.'4 nroiir Sheet the Blarsess, gave prisoner the
- Bob 4.01 'it Co the Great Wasters Heed
.;ir--thrt lendleel as hiiii eirpense for deluge.,
Ups pneaseleir deem Mr Grigg he dented that be ,
bid, asebeereed %tali - to ip ler==:4l G. I ~.lapitito, epee ii-bea•di • pab Aid . aad •

tobooto pouch missing. He then gave information to
fletperinMedsed roomy, who. hoofing Owl llt°°°°r had
been men ed the Oroyboand Inn in tbe morning
fulPwired Maur , where, on looking about, he foomi
ihe lultbdebotimr• onimmiled In • beam of straw.
Primene, dim, prosocutor had mutt=
tbe abst he had Melon the
trelilinsie ek:= promeatet Set being very
ela primmer 1111
B•ke or ems.—ob ?Ardor ihili well-knows
""igti of the hammer' Mr React submitted for ode
by
,Po elsie if. kediTtoP"§lboiq4Pok of
woorbare 40.5h00 aid tpoinerth. Too *tether
being very lino the ul• was datiecl by an extraordinary
deendanee of &dere, amongst who were some of the
Lending agricallteride ie this and other coteries. The
arrensemeote I. the sake yard were most easiest, and
lift "hind to be wished for. livery acoommodatioo
was provided for the visit" whilst it the same thee
toe animals for oak WIS plead in snob • position as to
"lord sit opportunity of every as. seeing thou
boootifol proportions. After partaking of refresh.
InoW. Hr. &rot rerietort h e rostfmn, sod after
andlos to • his asmrupriate remarks on the spkodlo
of eam be err shout to dfrpose oi proceeded I.
nO bidding ohs most saliva, and rood briars
"Wilma. The ait.teetle sem nealliell 46,. dd.. the
fonraseth 48.. and the two-lmth 495, per heed. A
vbit &mice. ratite fistelmd eight to ten guinea. each.
ear haese Mori from dll 10a. to £l2
itteitCAnd a pair 01 'plead yearlings were purchased
by
„wit. J. A. pone at £l6 N. Autoegat those in at-
w.,.._wowsur wires Mr. Young's baildf, from tho lel. of
Wight, Pb, s4fl peichaser ko thfl amouot of MOO.
After lb* bOsibris Vag brotitht to • concleudet the
Party repaired to Ur. tkandlers's homy, whir, a samplooos
tea had been provided, the 'dim present being moat
madames in atteedins Om wants of there foots. The
result of the sale most have been highly aatidactory to
ID. Saunders, and those who were fortunate enough to
parebass from hi, jootlyadedwated Book will have no
ream to complain —Another important sale took place
re Thew* by Mr. Zoom the valuable Gook of South.
'town sheep woo, tem property of the late Mr L
vice, being submitted for competition.
OCirva cemesion the ationdanoe woe atm very large.
mod • comital We took place. .12-teetit ewes radioed
ii hoe= 414; Inatoolit, 48e hags. 411 a sa
sobs, wluhrt a few limbo fetelhed from £4
to Di ; ysarlinp ales.
7' or LICKMSIL—Tho following berme s
were trassfernd oa Monday :—The Junction Hotel,
from ti. late Charles Demi, to Jane bus,; the White
Hart los from William Potts to Ambrose Brown; the
&haat. la., Dootooll SO J.
Vintood ; and the Duke of Wellington lan from John
Oatler to William Hodder.

0014111Xtb-30-1111 Dawn Cotrwry Gant.
Assist" : Matthew Mani.,, abominable orison at Wry.
Meath. —Hord Labour. lobs Gann, aratlill at Way-
/a, wth, 3 modtbs ; George Hunt, Charles Hickathi,
Thomas Pop, illtreatiag a dog at Oketard Fitspip.
1 mostla Ana Ware, vagrassey at Evcisbot, 11 days;
blemosil Wartmertms. &Imam bia wile at Weymouth.
1 month ; Prostate& Cr,,.., vagrancy at Fordiagloo. 2
swaths ; Francis Corey, vagrancy at Shahmelmary, 1
smooth ; Williams Ma/ay, vagraacy at Onosiagtos, 1
south ; Jaw dpracklia, ousbehaviour at Darobessear
Union.

it out of his bands, Ana it leaf oak. afew,elage Mom b
(the Town Clerk's) ettestion was ffigasi kik* hY
jerk, who iI&A Vann/ it to • bundle ot Papird et W.
..Mos. He had not beau wounited upon the mills,
from dret to Imi.]
Mr. DeVeslila mked the Clark if he had not beard
him state in Vito rows that lie always laid plans and
letters os the table.
The CLUE denied that lie had seer made knob •
statpment.
Mr. t/itt when be &hod the
' Clerk if It. kid received the letter mid Ow from Mr.
Werd b. replied that be bad not. He iltr. tilmenish)
thoallb thp Railteir COmpaily ougli tub. ramrod from
any lee of mourtem, towards the Oorporatioit and they
had no rMht to (eerie tiieth Hth it.
The Cr.iat ..id be bad nothinj te4a wlki Mei if
others. He lamer saw the plass from begienhis to end
after be bad placed them in lb. bands of Mr. Hare.
Mr. Ditiseteri : Mr. Ham denim it.
Ti. CLEM Wall, I esenot•helo that. Tbe whole
mune of proceedings host begioning to end were
and such as I hare DO.* rmeig.froui
M any
eyer during the 22 years I hove been o Mem -
mutts were takela from my heed% and I had sio Oppor-
tunity of laying than before the Cosocel.
Mr. Thrnie lag: The Mayor mye you did not
The Cuma replied that be did not know how they
caB6. m eto ialdu As moss. he rearired them he
g no them In the hands of the Mayor.
Mr. DlvirpraN told the Clerk to sit down and be
quiet Hp had no rigid to Impale any remark that he
oxide as btpo.. to Mooed!. Hie roMarks were for the
purpose of relieving {be Hallway Cowpony from any
want of courtesy which WM Wrap, trw" 14*m
1" it Corporation. Whet t • ramose was why
the s and letter sere itot produteed hi bud ireettl
to My about, but hernme diey wane
before the Council, they had no right to =nthe
Hallway Company.
Mr. AYiiyo We did not know that they werebefore
the Coasted. If they had eowei before oe °acidly we
Mould hare know, what proceeding to hare taken in
the matter. . . .

Mr. Hsu considered that the remerks merle by Mr
Siesta.ll with regard to himself were uncalled for. If
the plan was gi rt to him he did not examine It; in
fact ne did not .w whether it was right or wrong. and
sae not *inn • relierviee the letter aceemeanYing It
Up to the the embankment was spoke sib, did
not know anything shoal it. .'thee in ammezion with
the rattail company, or in his olles as mayor. The.
had hoes in a panties to decide if they valid bays •
riednet 0 soon a. thi plat was sent in. As regarded
the look .4 courtesy *mewl W knees& le Mr
Serval' be was not aware that auk Ai Yee 'Mae. If
he had not troubled his so memb as others lidllZe
be thorn/tit Kr. oeght to be very wash e
to Lite for his kindness. He (Mr. Hare) was not aware
that anything was aegleeled daring the year he was a
oilioe, except Ude unpleasant eimumetenee. As it.
kosiwing how the,pien got bask to the clash's saes he
warn at a lon to 1644. , There elm one itstssairdiaary
fast in coneeetiog wHt tide Jan, which was that
alth.wigh it had lire sees IP MI Sdimifelty tbe
Ituokneut was not observed by thereon the plea.
Ur. IL TUollell mid the erabitialbiebed was plain
enough on the plan, if any one took the treshieto look.
The Tows CLIME wes thee ordered to read the
reisolatioa of the Conned, authorising the
ntat:li
y sampan, to make a viadeet across the Back-
, water.
Mr. W. Tholes/ depreasted an eashaskoret being
made. He wanted the Aet 01 Parliuneat moistly
carried pat.
Mr. HAIM wanted to know ft MT. 16,11111 expected
the raily to l, over the Backwater.
Mr. W. Tnlngst=el to us onballtleenk.
Mr. Coors= re that by the teat pies submitted
by the eingiseer then* wieald he • sulkiest ennead at
water to nsoste lay Ifuleasel.
Mr. B. Thad mid Um Ad of Paritatitent sad plans
had never been re%ittitild for the Colmar epproval
helm they were pained.
Mr. MAUNDRIS replied that Ant ,tet tree sent to the
Town Clerk aceordieg to the providons of the standing
orders, and be had told Mr. Thornsa he bad rewired it.
The TOWN CLIME said what Mr. Thomas complained
.1 wee, that the kat bad sever hese 1.14 on the table
for the esnaideratien of the Council before it int to
too othoir.lty. The Ad was supplied time moeths
after it was sword.
Mr. Cr:Vegan zeterirked that for the sake of the con
tractors it *as tientedwy arr mune to a decision on the
matter. The works were Ilikpelrideld, malt to the
disadvantage of the contractors. sad therefore some
resolution should be come to which would ised to' •
✓est& termination of matters.
Kr. Dewititian said there was not • member of the
Omusgil interested in the matter, or else they could
ion Bed the plans.
Mr. K. Malian notated this sanction, and said he
kid hilhathree Mesh 46th, ses clew bat could
Oct see thentsioringli Mt. Mevids. had proudest(
him that he
Mr. MAUNDMIS add bd. MOO he told Kr. Thomas
that the plans were at the Town Clerk's ales, but if
be could not see them, he would mud*** *furnish
him with copies.
Mr. DSTIP.IBEI. lifter referring to the =hitt* of a
previous Council, moieties in which a rweilation in
favour of the ahem* worn earried, said if say ocie
had asked for the plans be scull have obtained them.
It had borer entered into big mind that they were with.
held. It did seem strange that after Mr. Pocks was in
the next room with the plane, the Conseil should
remain in ignorasee of them.
Mr. A e LIFO supposed that Mr. Drew and oaten
would Doi trouble themselves to go into dm seat room
toe. the plan, elf the/ thoeghl the rail way *weld Ware
the eleaniers.
Mr. Dam said be slim* bold up his band is favour
of an embeekniewt. If the piees of grouted is aide of
the embankment was not constructed with mil& gtoond
there might he a chance of a nuisance exiateng.
Mr. Art= remarked that by an ettilmbkmial
made 6 very great nuisance would it. int rid of.
Mr. Dew mid that the Itenerel lading of the town:
silo favour of an embankment.
. . . _

ARP— Moit—oend—tiini;;onimunicatioss should be
mut to Kr. Ward, thanking him for the amended pious;
but stating that the Council could Dot eouseat to en
embankment hiring made.
The resolution 1111Yeevended by Mr. R. TeOIILL
Mr. Mime ste.ted Mal the doly °Neel be had tail..
In proposing this resielutloa, ens for tie bowel of the
public in general. Ha had beard it tietifteed 011 i of
doors, .bat • great improvement it "Meld IM if the
piece of land at this end of the embankomet Map tone
In, and he Wisest, seek vould be the mot. He could
not help tblakieg Ant before the railway company
commenced their ...wk. Ow, might to be.* et
. . .

th• m. Ivm

.romenoniantiol with Cho Council,

!taking them if they would oonsent to web works.
He bop d if the rstlw °gawky, in carrying or
the embankment, had for their object the hermit of
the town, which they said they had, they
would smooch the Council in such. manner as
would enable them to come to some definite under-
standing for taking in the peke of laza.
Mr. lisurnisn reed the letter width Mr. Ward bad
addressed to the Council in Ssplesaber, and wide/
accompanied the plans. To this no answer had been
ret•irried and, consequently, ha thought the plans were
approved
(4.
MATO{ then put the resolution to the meeting,
which was oaths& although Mr. Comelier and ethers
said it done before time was glees them to propose
so_amendm.nt..

This brought the somewhat stormy idisoussioo to a
close, sad after some asiallt Waimea dm Council
separated.

Pool Jaen in T 11017111,1 NW.% —AI ilise Petty Seesioas,
held at the Tomball, on Wedasedn. Wore H. Heigh
.54 1. *sling. &qrs.. William Fielder. a sailor kolonp
lag to FL KA. lignereti. was Maned with bAsti &yak
sad Savalrine a pan at alms M 16e beesinagas know...
She BM, Whits and Han. in Ooveraor's-lans.—Troga
tb• statnent al the kadiard, J. Gram it appeared that
oe the presiding swain Jack ears into his Weak about
three Aerie in the wiad, sad waisted to "take it oat "
al the bon an la Hie bean. Tbla the leading' did sot
nen M all iodised to wee to, sad Jan waa inaoalai-
only pat oat of the bone, but ia the walk whisk took
place be broke • adagio., the demon of 'bleb VS4 laid
at le. —Prisoner amid not deny that be wag! &mak
hat weld set he persuaded that be beoke tee wiadow.—
rind se. owl ann. *nimbler witk tin &ann.
Ti. Pasvmune Syn.—Daniel Lenten and Henry
Patterns, sailors, were brought up on Wadowley
beton the above auterishrates, shamed with being drunk
aad riotous, load Petters= was also .barged with
attenpting to none kis neared. from the grin elatobes
.Ilk. law.—lnegeant Brno proved that about half-past
12 on she morning in giasetios he bead prineen drunk
and lighting in Si. Nney'rotreet. They Mama to go
sway, aged he took Lovenit I. oselady, whoa the other
prinene madmen:ad to reams leisa.—Fured lis. sad
nen . . .

Nethessiel Mosley, ea seessteis cheesiest, wee ewe-
witted to take hie Said et the eigreaehise Amgen on
the .bars of her* eoemitted as sessteral grime.

BLANDFOB I) —Bins Com.—The members et
this corps had a friendly trial of skill at their butts
ova Monday. the 196, (tbe day of the commemora-
ting of her Majesty's nauseam* They bet shot
for a new London Armoury Compile, long &field
ride gest for by Ensign tkinecal,at a one of £3 10e.
benison b. 6d., the difference given by Lieutenant
Johns. Aye rounds such at 200, 400, and 600 yards,
Hyde poultice. The shooting woo good, sad..
will be seen below the rile was won by Ensign
Atkinson with a some of U. The 2ad gad bel
priluu 01 10.. eacb, kindly given by J. T. Keg,
wag won by Private 121. Groves and Private
F. D. Farmage, the brews searing 36, and lb.
latter U. The following were the leetee :
Lieut. Johns ...
beige Atkinson
fisrpant Mead's
Corporal Deliver
Osmond Ridest
Private G. Geese ...
„ Hamm ... 95
J Payne 17
„ L laminates
„ A. Gibbs ... 14
c J. Ugh% ••• •-• 13
81
„ Masiday N
F Perk
Be.ry. vont Fitsetriek . . 11
Seeepeekee were &Items& obit for at 100 and
500 yards, 3 rounds sack. say Pulition• Th• ghsi
prise WaS In"' by Corporal twang with a move of
16, tlergagat Fitzpatrick and Private Martie were
14 emelt, and &bog three tame baste tbe tie
geld he decided, Private flange taking Use Sid
, rise gni Sergeant Fitzpatrick 11. 3,4. Is asothar
Megirbikes '4 300 yards, 6 rounds oath, Pnvate
Moths won the arm pm, with. wire 0114. Private
G. Groves sad F. Park tied wilt tea, sad idiot 3
meads sail. On shooting off tho li., Prithth a.
Grime wientiog ia the 3rd shot with. thetas spinet
Mr. Part's outer. The day wee vsry
pletheatly and we hope this end theredeteetu6ge
they induce reepeotable pun was to join the Dom-
room Elirezona. Julyawl —poke*
the Mayor, G. Selina, jaw., Req., W. 10. Aim,

...

lIE Mullett. J. W. rrtior atiViLdita":'l:ll;.,l-
- 44e4irtiLr—ayll:f ILI% k ill ieg hi: dogr. —hi r-
Dickinson itpFeed for the plaintiff, miff Id behalf
of stif Bod y Soddy, 11
and Mr. .IWatel for
defendant kr pitie .ad partially heard by the
Beath at than' Med "Ong, Mt. Dickinsoe pro-
ceeded to recapitulate the hetr of the ems, but aas
intenapted by Mr. Howard. Phi Ad the case
for the promenade was dosed, in( coataded
that the weasel for the plaintiff amid not
address the Court amain. He then opened the mai,
at waft lea" al behalf of his client, who whilst se
work, bead scream as if from childnot in the
water, Wed, of coarse, banitited immediately to rescue
' them, as• a 4:Dinah/Jest Lod occurred that
pianist •ly tilde were so children in
aware. On ' tbroafth the yard the dog
dew at MaiSadight old of hie bad in hie month.
inflicting • ! wouhd. Finding the Aug wield
not loose his , hie client pia him a kith, whisk
broke several ribs; and Willa dog did not after.
. wads ovs, and was not fit 60 *vs. Be Poi an
sad lojsexljenâs His Client aid Allred to. pay
Mr. Conifiry the fell value of the dog. AitUr •
brief consuiatio• tbi Bach diessiseed the CI"
AULT/ LT. —W iliiilOl afilliwlers, of Loan/last, stun-
-1 mooed Jabal Garr Cedes' Saga for metalting
11 Chifmplailunati saiHdighthat-etre.the pooplioeBalwedelliedtene* evooriemiaig
I to appreldnd his, and as be eras ou bores Wok a
1 the time be gave them • little trouble; bat nal
1 salkient to warrant the defaidant striking him
with a stick several times. Tined la., and coda
PARLIAMINITA NY. —O9 the Committee of Supply
in the Hons..( Commons oft Thuisday, for the
qualm of the Rallidaties balding. Mr. Seymour
voted with the niejority aria* the modes, and
Mr. Franklyn with the Oeverontset minority.
RAILWAY Erramdba. In the Boum o( Cu
on Friday, the Ringwood, Christchurch, ewe Bourse-
Nest! Bill was read a Ord time and ansed. The
oldest of thd ezteoidon is of vital importaaor to
Poole, with its present declining trade, and the
coo:plata of its farther ezteosion to our poet is
I anxiously awaited, as it would open railway caw
municaticie inland, for whit* no facilities are at
present afforded.
Aririliater—A distreming 111110 Most, which idea-
s es the (maubd's. of practical jai& happened
• • man named Thomas Cutler, o• Someday
1 eftersoon. It appeal that he was mowing ia •
Add belonging to Mr. Ada, sad that a as= with
whom be was employed caught • moues and per
it darn Outlet's bath. Cutler has always felt as
antipathy io Mee, end ia endeavouring to Neaps. his
tormentor raa egos* the scythe be was au%
in. Linda • vary invert Beth woad on the upper
part of his leg, and coding • part of the knee
cap. The poor fellow was arrayed home in •
waggon, and promptly etteoded by Dr. Lacy, who
dates the ant as probably odious.
THE Penton= AIIIMPOULIIT CONIIIITILL-•-•The
noticed toned by the Overeats, for the hearing ef
appeal iphist the wwwwsl thaw before committer,
are now adidammded. Tu. nodose it appears, are
illegal, bodges the overseers lied not bra obtained
the commat of the obtreckewardens. Fenner who
feel themselves aggrieved in the assemineate, may
now find redeem in examining the wathielacoomdr
at the vestry, where they will remain • fortnight for
immeatica.
Coronation-day was ushered is by the early ring-
ing of merry peak to celebrate this our national
holiday. The weather, ea Sunday, proved all that
*acid be desired, and slay were the earnest hopes
for • continuance of the ame Messing for the
morrow. At an early hour on lladay, all was
battle awl preparation for the vaiioae eleettaatione et ,
of the piastre seekers. Two heavily laden trains !
took bendnefe to the neighbouring towns of Wien-
borne Anil Thrthestsr. The steamer Urea Major
c .nveyed a fidl complement eif acoreionids to
Samar. tabledu of all sorts imi Mass were
chartered for the otersoyanos of the public to
Bournemouth, Wimborne, sad other rural eases of
festivities., so that towards midday those who were
left in Poole might be catalogued ender the heads of
Shoes who " woold'a" or • could'ett" leave. The
katydid; in Poole weep limited to the anal
Band of Hope trat .4th. Temporises Society, whisk
took place in a large sod commodious wharf and
premises situate on the west tiers. Tea was pro-
vided for about 260. An exedlebt brae bead was:
in attandaace, and dancing. kiarkin-thierrag, wings,
and other anteeemests more extensively
A mod plemant feature in the mese was the atrdedird. tios
of small boat waling about, and around the wharf,
and the manifest enjoyment they afforded the
1 daddies. The volunteers had an early master. They
I adheabled at head.quarters under the command of
I Lied. Aldridge mad Braga Welch, and were pat
through variaidialiations. The Her. A. Wilk'
chaplain, was alea hi attentions'. Hay.ag marched
to the market-pleat • /re de joie was fired in honer
of the day, end three cheers gran for the Queen,
awl three for the Pima and !emcees of Wales. In
the &kerma= a low members of tbe corps went to
tbs target greend at Lillipat, when the dring
avenged mom than neat
Dribs House. —lt is impacted that J. Waters,
Seq., will Array lomat the above mansion. B.
has intimated his desire to oddest the borough at
the next Tammy, em the Liberal platform.
WLIIBORNS.—Wo enderimed that H. Gerwil
&art, flew, with bis meal liberality, ham preseated •
doeetice of t:b to the Loyal Benevolent Lodge of
Ladeandest Oahe of Oddfdlowt.
LIORETOI4.—Pt ie gridifyieg to report that
David &seem, • guard in the South Waters Com-
pany's employ, 111141 son at Mr. Seasons, station-
master, of Moratou, rho was earionaly inland about
the bead oar Vansball station on the sight of the
22nd ult, is prorating favourably, the medical
gentlemen having 'magnum bore of his ultimate re-
emery.

111r1M8HOT.- -At the County Hall, Dorchester,
Tumid, J.J. 30, Ana Were. who Mita that she bo-
lded in Winkling& Devon, was brought up in
custody of P.C. Flareme, aerie with vagrancy at
Byerabot ott der 'dentof it. Web ult. The primed
admitted the offence, see was ecemdeted by the pm-
siding magistrate (H. N. Midgets& to 14 dad'
imprisonment
STICKLAND.—Nsw
are requested to ansounes that on Wriemery. July
bth, • sermon will be preached on behalf of this
obral by the Rev. J. Pratt, of M abode Port le
the afternom a bazaar of useful and orsamestal
work will be opened on behalf of the in... object,
and a refreshment sell provided. Tea at 5 o'clock.
Addresses will be delivered in the evening by the
Rev. J. Pratt, the marred of the circuit, and
other gentlemen, and • Godsend made on behalf of
the eiapel fend.
CH ARMUUTH. —Her Majesty's Coronation was
°entreated at aria pros on Monday, the 20th sit ,
by • grand public pionm, which wee attended by
upward. of 300 people, eiesistiag of some of
baths& gantry, tradespeople, formers, kn., of Chat.
smith, Bridport, Lyme Regis, Amminater, and
neighbosring risems.Tb. eseellent band of the
271 h Devon Volinsteer Hides was is &Mesdames, and
added greatly to the anamements, winch emented
of deem% croquet, mints, tn., white were entered
into with meet spirit by nearly all present Re-
freshments *livery tied wen provided by Mr. G.
Holly, of the Coach and Horses Hotel, rider two
commodious tants, which gave general satidarien to
all who partook. Greet credit is due to the paths-
men who formed the committee of inanagemist for
the very estiefitotory meatier all the praised's, were
carried out. A geared holiday was observed by
all; the tradespeople closed their shops, the church
bells were nag, and • lame number of amp were
flying at mime prom
HOU ItNI/MOUTB.—Ou Tuesday last the bolder'
el the Usitedgesmi Ocumeny took their enamel emer-
sion inst. Pride Coard, Cotten Been, eminent
for their desthation that delightful nook, Boernemouth.
Between 200 sad MO peruses availed theorem of the
opeortesity, and se the deem was beautifully dee,
wee did a wirer party peas Ge mod piesmatly and
samadally, She simel let Byre pier sheet II o'er*.
, end after a capital ran tbroegt the Meet, arrived at
Boereemeeth Meetly Wore I °Wirt. This plass is •
parer psradise—ita struts in emmilleist, and rbodo•
&drum stein an issomme eas, and mem to grow as
isidigendely as brambles. Tie best msemmodation wee
obtained at the vends betels and Saar, sad (what
I. a rare These) the Mersa@ were ezdadiner moderate.
, The proprietor el the Bells Vise Hotel, Mr. Bell, sad
,Mr. Waters, M it. Lauda. Betel, mimed admirably
, for the descriesiels, as did also Mr. Candy of the
Royal Area The ermetary and mined dre on
board the Priam Oeseert, rid did all in their power
to promote the sender ad happier' of 01 'The rip
warn pay dremssid is besting as the oemides, sod on its
departure the drindeeietsintiorted that they should,
st no dieser period, pay Boerammosth eartber
CLIFTON.—Tan Now Wend am Cll4l74—The
handsome ad Wesleyan Chapel ia the Quess's-rend,
Odium, was epee on Mester last for Mere servise,
The {gammas/ lemma dee reed by tte Rev. & H. Ran.
eaperistandlest el the Med& mad the mermen da
oreasted by the Rev. C. Prest, president of cestreases,
trout
,jt.e. XXII, 3 :—" AM there stall be no in,,.
mom. There was. lasys essgreptime, and the aresieal
poetise of the remiss was well rendered, Mr. Ikea&
Tb%Pal.ive.til" cwitjhat Wn.i.6'll: a. church. Blrednghaa Praal...ialthal"siagadku.:l4l:
übstMaialsrammandmilesseabeg7":;:ellt:XXVismal::,:s".22±7:afkiabilapeidef imevesaVhis:l4;tioeseebizarthewill;7l
all them whisk give them in easussannest to
building, in the Gothieryis of the early part of the 146
ry
ematu. The Length ed Mas is MI feet, arid its
breadth 30 feet. Its walls art fuirriest thiels, and tble
I. increased by bermes 7 fast 6 Mabee. Tbe hasten
Is emeedintly handsome, be elaborate floral decorates.
combined with the Ames character of the whale scree-
ing tit° tr• aft‘s Vete& aad aerobic bine with its
beauty. Its km the bees to tie en of the
cresS
is 66 feet The deeplydessmed direway at the
fronl pore is of elsterate and is ear-
mounted with • carved belt of ss.tmnsst.l deem.
There an three Madden the tresems, the centre in
SO
fist high, and the side mead fiat,tb• /Ad leolddlw The " Cathsehml* et=
for theme window' was pea 114Mces.. Hall, of Bread-
mead. The roof is of Walsh sad the ridge is sir-
mounted with ajleate sespire. interim is en mob
with lb. Adored beauty of the sereseeres The maim
are of oak and one-third are mend fee
visiten, end= tree, the whole being toted up with
breasts, and the use severed with BMWS derma
Time are sous ter MO peraim and betert the erne
ems rear eetaini_dal toe= At th• tve
aseirket en Maeda, En/ Was