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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

PRESENT AND
LNCE.

atlllo world, soma of
ed into ball-a-doses
mber of the National
ly idler resording kb
kriting to aa
4 believe In
eve that the fall of
able resatioe, wigs*
will be followed by
re, moreover, that a
bed will never rally
that It will be swept
some yearn of syn..
I believe that France
m alternately against
he day snivel wham,
11 to the level of the
en lower. Pity nae,
pitied, when, lovieg
om loos it thas drifting
ahipwreaked.

get (says the Timm),
ph might be removed
es. is its 10 oaths. The
Taw sail of 24. to the
al he wants, and sue
▪ off again almaltaa-
equal pressure of the
ea
Mr: Lowe limb"'

W. do Dot remendow
ilch haa been received
corn ple tely unbroken.
t Mr. Lowe has pro
htly *ailed extrevagast
beak from the pursuit
o matter led tut IS

the house tax is *boat
sent the worst and meet
lit the substition ol 111
r a Ws proportioned to
and therefore, In a
of expenditure, Is about
es could well liJ impelled

A such a Budget eadtwel
Lowe will be oontest g

ed the fax on matches; as
a on chignons would he
i what lir. Lowe thinks
quer trade. How dem
which will accrue from
onetary schemes of the
I on a par with the rad
4 certainly will will*
a triumph of lerialetivs
and wroarheadedeem
their hither. We mu*
et now measures.

6 now in preps:silos II

ion was recently held al

Inoue° Obriltian win opal
if ey 1.
made on behalf of Lard
a, and demand sa.
intendi sending • large
Eailne this summer.
y ere to form pert of Vie
denhot in Septembers
f Omar Pasha, the ewe
h fumy.
Mined the age of 63 as
Iri s on the 20th of AO.
now being exported to
?or), to be made Into first
—A bllmonrl lady ini"d
old ~eked the °oxidants*
Id men.
Clamber of .A.griealtaro
SW generally, 6nt rivet
netissail harshen&
6-ToW:waist of British
left en elogent hoses
°Sod to the 3104 habit if
eastern oonatisse, whim
&tea in the lad ecolante,
e had been suffering trem
nee his birth.
Ail the Hon. Gouilks3 1.
authority. Flo gime "4
um he warns • ombelaP••
dangerous pitresseilaill "
is, oiler." lt appose:6oot
gh he swims sway. Ind"
I"at so 000atiorted f solid
he creature to • lin
rn the Ash to lts
and patting Its nose Veal
&Una glide emoothil MID
eh" whatever. Thil la •
met humane of us, is often

[HS.
lkidpurt, Um wile ad Mr A.

Dr, the Idle ut 11. T. E

wife of Mr filado, of • eon.
I. of Mr. Lusolows, of • son.
to of Mr A. ttarapro, bk•A am 4
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

CIVIL WAR IN FRANCE.

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The Investment of Paris is now complete;
the bombardment more severe. On Saturday
night the Government troops from Moulineaux
took the Cemetery, trenches, quarries, and Park
of Lay. The capture of the fort is a question
of hours. Eight guns, with horses, a quantity
of ammunition, and 300 prisoners, were taken.
A great number of the esomy wore bayoneted.
The Government troops lost five or six killed,
20 wounded, This attack was a complete sur-
prise for the enemy. Fort hay cannot hold
out. It will no doubt be stormed in less than
24 hours. The steps of the Government are
slow but very sure. The taking of Paris is
made certain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

!MIGRATION TO CANADA AND THE
UNITED STATES.

Twenty persons left Portland, in rosie for Cowl,
sod tlin clotted States lii,weik. Your it oft
for Liverpool, to take p by tho tteteittap
honed for Now York. The * pro,,ie woe:el";
Cleveland. ohio, where they htve silreody hie*
settled, and where th •re are stont-illarries in full web
Of the remaining sixteen, twelve went direct to jou.
rool on Tueed,y morcing, Intending to sall Da that*
for Qunbee, per atioeuiship Austrian, Alien's Lii,. ei
the other our went to London ou the some day te
the 1t.,. A. 8. Herring's party numbering rere,
person., bound for Quebec by stearin( C 4940. &Ay
of these have already friends is Cauada, and eery enk
them testimonials from their late eg0r,107.„4
ressommendations from the Hey. Arthur Hill, eben
the arrangements; for their parhoge and comfort hoe
been made. There were a goodly number of Moodie{
the railway station, both at Portland and We
to see the emigrant. off, and of mine there owl
moist eyes and sorrowing hearts, but the feeling we,
that it was all for the beet. w 0 sioeerely trust pre,.
rity may
be the portion of those who hors thiu rekuy mot the difficulty of hard times, sod hove moved
to a SOO= where there Ippeui I brighter
prospee,
et
semen in lire. We auderitand thot others are pre.
paring to follow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

fa arkas.

STATE OF TAR CORN TRADE FOR THE

WEEK.

Owing to the genial weather and the favourable
10001111111 of the growing crops, the grain tub e has
ruled dull during tho past week, and values have
tended in favour of buyer', Supplies of English
wheat on ,al.• have lamn limited. Factors have been
Compelled to submit to • reduction of le per qr to
effect miles. This however bus been oonlim.d for the
moat part t Femlish serails, which are rel.itivily
il,4r,r than Imeico. The imperil this wo k bhve not
Ii e., e %Wm iv., hut babe consisted p.iuc.pally of wheat
I.6otnio,rts have been • inewhat ext.,toove.
mums hay., been r,,ouined from the Baltic sad Saint.
European port% though not on all Uollll.l.l2osiv o•ibg
to the unterSatoiy stiorlidg the 001100 of the French
trade; while the grain wove nest on too Vetted disks
otnalsis again beraominglactise. The estimated number
of wheat-laden vessels afloat for ell ports to the United
Kingdom is 133 against 145 at the corresponding period
last year!
Spring corn has ruled doll. Oats and maize have
gives way slightly in value; but barley, beans, and pees
show no change on the week, Flour has sold at a re-
duction of le per sack.

CORN MARKETS.
AVIIP4OIII.

14rth 11..
April 1 ..
lb ..

64 7
55 2
65 0
66 7
57 6
66 11

341 1
34 3
36 0
869
366
37 3

2 , 7
25 10
26 4
16 10
26 5
no
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

ORLANDO JONES & Co.,

v Wank' Makers to the Queen.
r-
Inventors end Menulasturers of

GOLD MEDAL. RICE STAIIOII. GOLD MEDAL.
RICE STARCH, introduced by ORLANDO Jolt=
Las almost eatircy impora..dsd all other sorts for
Laundry purposes, for whieli it is unrivalled. Nuraerciss
Prim Medals, sad the Gold Model of the Academie
Nationale, attest the superiority of 0. J. and Co.'s
Manufacture. As essay highly adulterated &aisles are
now sold, the palate are requested to buy in the
Original Parskagee only (1 os., 2 as., Al lb., lb., I lb.,
and 2 lb. packets, sod 4 lb. to Sib. papers.) Reoh
packet bears 0. J. and Co.'. Name and Trade Mark
Officee-18, Hilliter.stniet, London.

USE ONLY THE
GLEN FIELD STARCH
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

LLTEST NEWS.

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
The "Mark-Lane Express" says : The
weather has continued good. The clover plant
is complained of, and some wheat is greatly
damaged, but the cattle are thriving. Whatever
apples may turn out, pears are promising,
and wall-fruit seems generally well set, Market
gardeners now seen' to have a good chance.
The altered condition of the country has influ-
enced the demand, and tho prico of wheat. Wu are,
however, too low in stock to produce anything
like a material depression of prices. 1 hough
Sue weather would lesson our dependencies
upon imports, the occupation of Franco by the
Germans keeps our exports and oats at an un-
usual rate, and abstracts much agricultural
labour from the fields. In anticipation of
the overthrow of Communists, some pur-
chases have already been made for
Paris, and though many inhabitants have
left the City, speedy return, and with it, an
extensive demand for the provinces must be
looked for, The wheat trade hero how, how-
ever, lost fully ls. ; but Cronstadt will not be
open till the end of May, and there may be
some delay in American shipments. The prom-
poet of a near or distant harvest will have much
to do in the determination of values.

MARK-LANE, Tins DAY.
English and foreign wheat sells at prices
rather in favour of buyers. Flour quiet. Bar-
ley steady. Oats rather better owing to re-
newed French inquiries, but prime mark a
decline of Sixpence on the week: exports 2,600
quarters. Maize dull, British—Wheat 4,457,
barley 967, oats 1,019, flour 21,948. Foreign—
Wheat 23,562, barley 12,691, oats 51,229,
maize 14,717, flour 4,040 sacks and 15(925
barrels.
Cu:sm.—Market closed heavily, at Price'
generally (major Supplies of English grain
short; of foreign moderate. Wheat trade (lull,
and One to Two Shillings cheaper. Barley and
Oats in limited request, at Sixpence decline.
Beans and Peas dull and drooping. Flour
pressed and cheaper.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tuis DAY.
There is a good demand for beasts, especially
second quality. Mutton trade for choice steady.
Foreign extremely active. Lambs the turn
lower. Veal scarce. Pork fetches rather more
money.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

CATTLE MARKETS.

--
Bsurroa, 27.—Large supply of beef, sad prioes were hardly
m Arm se last week, but superior qualities Ins few CloOdstill
maimed 210 e per ant, while Tas nsa aocepted fur good dencrip-
tams, middilug chausing hands at from 70 to TOm. Them
"LS a very short supply of mutton, and Me demand bolos
rasher active, prime ruled still higher than lam week, beet
metiers In Um wool selling at 100 and lid per lb., at out of
the wed at gad. Lomb was more pientilul, and sold freely
at Ild and Is per lb. Trade in store califs rooming
somewhat quad, and there was a steady business done in
'Welt own at LW rata Ol pigs we bed a large supply Irma
Inslaad„ awl prime were *oder. both bacon pigs sad porkers
roallslng 9. 64 per more.
Yr Morainal, 22.—The supply of beasts is stUl short, but
trod* 14.10 w, and illenday's quotations cannot be maintained;
Several inlerior pea/hiss manila unsold. Sheep In more
pteetiful, sad the demand not quite so good. oonsequently
prices are lower. There area few more lambs and calves, but
the average quality is very middling. Trade to dull a 4 lower
rates. Our foreign supply cousists of 23$ beasts, 210 sheep,
230 calves, and Is pis..
Per Mow ef 86.1. a' d. d.
Bea Scats, Herefords .. 6 6 to 6
Bea Short-horns .. • • .. 4to 6 6
Second quality Beasts •• 8 to 4 6
tO
Beet Downs and Ilai•Breds to 0
Bast Downs 4 Haff-breds shorn to 6
Suit Long-wools to 0
12100, Shorn .. • • • • • • to 6
Awes second quality .. • • to 0
Ditto, do. Shorn to 6
Siesta Li Market., 866; sham and iiimbe, -CaVel, 205 ;
Plea 56. _
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

Agricultute.
_._•_.___

DAIRT.—With the growth of rau, chin,
making and butter-making begin to grow la hum
anew. Mulch cows should be gradually cbanred tut
winter to summer food. For thia purpose so much gut
ohall, pulped root', and meal shoat b. Coniumet diot
So us to prevent the young grass physioking tio
otherwise, milk, batter, and chkuie will be tniartatuk
I n quantity and quality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

PUDDLETILENTHIDE.

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TEM NEICTING of the Paddletrenthlle ant
and Puddlehinton auxiliary of the British and Foreign
Bible Sudety was held at Puldletrenthide on Tuesday
evening, the 18th inst., in • barn kindly lent by Mr.
Wightman. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. 0.
Hansel, of Whatcombe Home, and interesting addresses
were given by the Rev. H. Barrie, vicar of Farringdon.
Berlu (deputation), the Ray. Carr Glyn, vicar of
Witehampton, the Rev. R. W. Pears, rector of Dor-
chester Bt. Peter's, and the Rev. J. Hagill, of
Dorchester. Notwithstanding the weather was very
wet, the burn was well filled, and a collation WAI
made af:er the meeting amounting to considerably over

YET MINSTER.
A HiNDIIONI BILVIIII BALVII, gnitehiJed Al • coat of
%boat £l9, Las been promoted to the floe. G. B.
&millivolt, vioar of Yetminster, by tint pariehlonere on
theca:ninon of Me recent montage.

LYME 8.13018.
TUX CIINBOB BATUMI shows an increase of population
slows 1861 of Ti. Uplois and Charteonth have both
decreased, the former 2,8 and the letter 34. file exams
of females over males is very apparent in all the
divisions in the district exoept UpLyme.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

Sontersetstin

TAUNTON.

Ma. ham been made the violist of • leuoable Joliet
He visited the Lusatia Asylum at Wells, sod havioA
made • oritioal inspection, wrote to express his horror
OW tiers was oititally • w. a. opening into the ohapel.
It IMMO that the omumed doset is • place for keeping
recbooks Is!
OgNsain—The ceases returns show that there
Yee bass an increase in the population et ths boroagh
daring the lad ten years of 799. li.s now 15,466.
Ka W. MOOD. of Toes Bridge, who has bestowed
stash attention and oars on the pen of bleak swans
which be pieced some time ego on the • , be in
remedied by their having predated five oygneta
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

A CHILD ACCIDENTALLY KILLED BY ITS

MOTHER.

Yr. Gi B. Aldridim borough coroner, held an inquest
ea Wordy, at the Town Hell, toughing the death of
a male &Gil, four months old, belonging to lissish
liessions, the wife of a seamen. On Thursday evening
lite mother went to the Greyhound Inn, with the child
In her arms, and had • pint of bier. She went home
about half-past nine and gave the datelined to • nurse
named Swab Galion, as it seemed very un wall, sad it
was not pit to bed till half-past one on Friday morning.
The mother fed the child during the night, and it was
alive at three o'olook ; hut when she awoke about Lye
It was deed. A verdict was returned to the effect th it
the dereseed died through being mmideutsilly overlain
by its mother.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

UPWEY.

Tag Ocerees.—The population of Upway district,
oorrprbdog Betray, Binootabe, Broadway, Buckland
Riper', Badipole, Preston, Omluirton, Pontoon, and
Orrermoigne, to shown by the reocot census to amouot
to 4,609 souls, being an increase of 641 sinoa the year
1861, when the coo' cc was last taken.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-02

burrs& MARKET.

Of Ire& butter there is a eery Isle supply. As regards
quality, some le very good, but rest oel7 bad. The best is In
good request. We quote first 11., almonds 16s, thirds 16s,
inferior las to les • west mous life to 1616 d per doses.
?WIWI butler be. .ipetlsiced a further oonsiderable Moe-
lion la prim ,• Friesland minas to-day at 116 e to 110. ; Jersey,
Ns to ills; Normandy, 116 s to 1241 tor good and Ins, and
1.30 e to 134. for extra • Kampen, 116 e to 166 e ; Zerot%h 106 i to
ills; 80811, PCs to Ws% Leer, 10Je to 1024; and Kiel 111, to
ligs per cet. There is a falr demand for floe, and also for
good mooed&
Damage, Intlx —The lolloaing WWII the current prices at
this market to-day butter, per lb., Is Ad to le Id.;
elm ditto, lid.