The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02 00:00:00

Central Netris.

DEATH OF SLR JOHN POTTS% M,?,—We regret to
Announce the desth, on Monday morning, at Beech
house, Pendleton, of dir John Potter, M.P., for Min.
cheater. For several days Kr John had been graduslly
sinking, mu Isls friends had, sines the end of last week,
little hope of hie roomy, air John was in his can
yam% Ma illness lasted exsolly A fortnight.
Filth °thrum( A Now ilouliou,—We understand that
Sir Roderick kfurohison hid a portion of some bltunth
BOUM shale soul to him front Me", in this county,
oinalyeed by Dr. Partly, of the Museum of Geology, and
that it yielded 45 per °ant, of Sib all, We believe thst
the deposits of this shale it
and Mey, hundreds of tone ire procurable within the
county.—John ()Ghoul Jeureat, _

Warmest or Mn, kirunanun. The Her. C. H. dour.
goun'e mintirers will he sorry to turn IMO the rev, gen.
{lOlllO.ll hoe been attacked with a very painful desearne—
Inflammation of the kldneys—and that a few days ago ids
life wag ell but despaired of. Hie medical edvieere -hare
given it as their opinion that no danger now WOG,
lad he in prohibited from preeching jowl yet.
The money for the site of his new ohapel-1101,400—wae
paid down the day before he WU attacked.
00.1111Innia AXD ROOPIINT,—A few evening' sines
while a pntlentun wee proemial to hie house In °Peal
Hautillonstreet, Ulemow, he wed artoosted by a well.
drooled Man at the and of Cherlotte.lane, wile 110000111.
ponied hint a short distance along 01441 Hamilton.
etreet, inquiring the way to the borraeiri, and, before he
WM 111,1100, eittidenly milled him round the 110011, mid
with the help of two Oallfollll7/Itall who same up behind,
forged the unfortunate gentlemen lute a eteir or pmeage,
and there heat him about the face, and rubbed him of a
gold pearl breeet pin. An officer of the regiment at pro.
weitt in filmgoer Ilarrodke was only a few elope off at the
time, but before he could render any aasielanee the
ruillette lied dleapprered In the fog.
Warner, or din JO.llllll 11110M18.--11 will he minium.
bored that Me lallloll Brindle, Rajah of elerawsk, ad.
deemed thiele aesemllleil at the culese of the Athensmin,
In the Tree Tradeliall, on Thursday evening wools. Just
'whim the eopelocion of the prorwedligt, Mr denies, who
had not previously oiplelnik reM ite.lll; front the
Pletform I and Ir. mutes ?lOU rn, his net Miring
ills stay in title city, 'Mowing iminedl!ilely, pond tliel
04 lames wee very unwell. NO wit uul ennui tlllll.
sully, he wee got into Kr. Fairborn I carriage, and
ounveysti to the restiletine of Mr. Sanguine, sorgeon, dt.
ileter'lHlOllllll, when that gentlemen mind that Sir
James had been allatiked by paralysis. lie etteek WllO.,
however, slight 1 end we 111111101111 y 10 d that there is
i
no doubt if lir James's speedy end eomplete stilivitil2lt,
lie remained et Mr. Itensome's until the following Fri-
day Afternoon, when mbe was removed to North wood
House, eiedgley•park, the resident* of Mr. Vairbalrii,—
MiceAersor r/preliiio
Deavii or De, 11. N. Huorne.—We regret to have
It record the death of lenry lamliell II ogliom, H. It,,
Fellow of the Royal College of Illornielane, and phyol-
elen to Guy'. Hospital, which munrnful event tmourred
at 111,Maritio.paratle,firiglitort, on Thorsday week, hi the
MINI year of hie age. Dr. Hugh,. woe a member of the
doyal (lollop of 'gorgeous in Wieland, end I,luentlate of
the doelety of Abottheeerlea in London In HMI i a
member of the Royal College of Physiehins In 1834 1
fellow of the ltoyal Volley of Pliyalelens in 18441
eettior auletant•phyolelen of Guy's Iltomital In Iddll i
at. physlolan to the Surrey end Mouth !Minion Hispeti-
miry I alai member and late preeldent of the Humilities
Oftelety, He wee author of A" {7VIIIIOIII Istradmeles le
IA• Novel fet iv Aswoudom timi taker litotk. of PA,.
eft& /Thigmiste, call a eontribotor or vinous ways II
Unpin Neepirtil Reporni, die Metlkol Closed., and the
MilisiorgA Modal, humor,
UOVIIIINIIIINT HMIONATION.—Her Majesty's Rag*
ration tiommiseloners chartered two thipe on the 111th
ult,—via., the Memo& 04:1 toms to sail front l'ly.
mouth for Sydney, New South Wales, at kid 141, fia,
per stellite adult, and the Hamill', Mitchell, 840 tons,
teeth from the same port for Perth, Western Australia,
at Rl4 Ids Ili, lir statute adult i the Nernst vessel to
be reedy for the reeeption of peesenprit all such day al
the oommissioners linty appoint between the fith and Pith
of lhaembier, and 11111 letter to he ready to 111111 any day
between the ildnd and girth of Iteeember, They have
alio given notion ,if their intention to ready, tenders
on the 4th inst., for a ship to prowled to Melbourne,
Victoria, to be ready on any eiroh day he the amide.
1110111111 may fix upon between the 10th and 17th of
December,
Itm.anonoLv Acettiewr.—A very distnisaing seeldent
000urred on Friday week in etretherrick, dome
members of the faintly of lir. Gentle, taoksinan of Dell,
had ommaion to drive into Invention on that morning,
and two of the younger daughters, Sarah and Helen
Gentle, cooompanied the party am far as "The Line."
Here they parted, and the young girls, full of life and
gaiety, and animated by the fineness o/ the weather,
;Amok servos the moor to a lonely little loth among the
hills called Loch Kemph ; about smile distant trout the
house of Dell. They were socustomed to go to this
place with friends on fishing and shooting excursions,
and a light punt lay on the shore. The young gitle
pushed off, when the boat upeet, and they were thrown
Into deep water. The elder suooeeded In ostehing the
side of the punt, but her sister, Helen, after clutcliing
vainly at an oar for support, misted her hold, and ;tank
to rise no more. Loch &mph is far from any human
habitation ; no eye witnessed tile diluter, and there
was no answer to the oriel of tliiieror young ladiu for
m help. How either of the ewe drowning is • mira-
cle. For an hour and • half, les Gentle clung to the
boat, and when at last it drifted ashore she sank quite
exhausted on the beech. The accident happened about
11 o'clock in the forenoon, and It wee 8 o'clock before
she reached home. Helen Gentle was about 16 years of
p; her body, we regret to say, had not been recovered,
though every effort was made by her friends and the
people of the district. The loe'i, though small, is very
deep, and the bottom is filled with large roots and
jagged rooks, which prevent it. being dragged with
nett.

(INYWV4I. P.ll,Al3ll,—The Ironton' soma le NOW
oomplotely filmed 11, I Twarde of WAX/ foot .1 epees
hoving been ad 81ded lo department, it will forma
'matt agragehls insole or the erluMr INAIOII. Old 01
doors un Thumb), wee se 0111017 and dull ao 11014111 well
ha imagined. Within the Ironing departiniglltitt 10
, tiryitel- llama, lb pleasant werinth, lowNined w I m
vigorous Appeermum of the 'dents, now in Insolent
growth, totienttal a merited and must Agreeable eon.
Moot 1 aud so all Ili• appruselmo ON under 'over, odd
I and wet need nut provint raerolie and enjoyment,
44114 Avic—itubranliful octillion of theFary mil
bird, the opin en resillour r room*. 'Veil),
frwirtusliztri 1111411/,1110, ~:mptirovit,:•4Tht:
H,„„, 14 w" !..„d In tits upon myth, mit fpii )1/11h
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i ..ittin.ii. TII nOntilliinl II illlflbilliil Inn itivOly
Fli
01411. foe 111 he dor hero of Oho olting, whin 1 lip
0,114141 the ?Isere of I i engines rom toping Ito or.
slimellen, he dawn s Mein, 1,40, with flour anti
wheel, wits thrownraz I 0 falls, and wee mush shit,
keral, an the %p.m train woe detained Iwo hours,
Uwe% rAloitis ratr. HOU the emit where 11100 men
TIN 110. lip Irllli HAY, AI,MIIIIO Poobl,-11 If
In outtemittott
;riled iiilli legel prammilliige hove bytn suitinteneed
e\of the a lased bleu 6.
the Rev. Alfred Poole monist the on, and Mee,
roderlelt Haring,
tory stalsouritte made Py he tte gentleman al 411.
11111111111 In 11. Jfklyl'll.hllll ON 411.11111 at Jule, r.
Umilli 14,0., end r. Unirridge tell be einmen fur the
pielitttiff, and Mr, win James, (4,1 1,, le ultimo for the
airfoil 110. An applleetinu w(1 1 ales be metle lo the
(blurt of tauesn's litinell on babel( of Mr, l'oul for a
NINIII INIIIIIII lo 00111001 Rho Aroliblohop hi 110111•11 Is apt
peal, Anti sangulnliie espertstlons are enterteln se to
One moult, 11 toll.) be meollseted that s similar pro.
111111111 was susses ul in the ease of Arehdtmeun lAN&
NM

FATAL Mug Auolpepe. —On Mond., week Mr,
llerhirtl, oily outliner, livid An ilitillool 111 llie 11114 111.
4ritivy un i lalcuuring youth, ,pd 19, limed Wright
uf Hale, near Altrlnehani, who was areitient.
ally *hut by a gun un Platurtlay week. Ilieekliiil, wlØi
&nether laluurer, and Mr. Kirkley, were out
shouting un the wonting uf liaturday, and is they
were returning through a lane leading fruni Ifele-banlt
In Aoliley the 'barrel el the sun (carried by Mr. X Wiley )
full from the stock. As It cam In Dwanet with the
priund It exploded, and the choirs, ludged In liii, Ludy of
Breeblilll, mar the alnionien, Medieal aselstanee wag
obtained, anti he wino talon to the Manchester Royal
infirmary, where it. afterwards died. The verillot was
"Anohilmntiil Death."

TNIIAtIC rll.llllll/11 OVONNOIOI LAND MI'IIICM N.--
Oft Wedneeday evening Oho sufferers from the above
scheme hold a mooting in Nottingham Mr. bey In the
chair. On the motion of Mr. Iluelock, seconded by Mr.
it woe reeolved to 6000 the proposal of Mr.
Uoutlchap, made Moro the Court of Chancery in June
last, vim, twenty years' pushiest of the rent °louvre
fur the estate. of the aompany, wilieli lie promised to
give if he could legally do so. A letter was also
adopted to Mr. it1011&1*, the meter in chancery, r,.
quilting him to sanction such arrangement, and theroby
expedite the winding up of the affairs of the company
and further requesting him to Wilhite a searching inquiry
Into the costa attendant upon the whole of the proceed.
Ingo, In order that the claimants inky obtain a dividend
front the surplus amts.

PHOTOGRAPHIO OOPIPS OP BANIE.NOTII YRIMINTOD.
—Recently several attempts to eounterfelt hank-notee by
insane of photograpy have been suerusaful, and Dila fraud
has not been confined to bank-notes, other valuable demi-
mantis having been copied In a similar manner. It was
thought that this kind of fraud was rendered inipoesible
by printing the documents referred to In ink of two dif-
ferent colours, so that photography should reproduce
them both In black, It was soon found, however, that
while black ink, which has carbon for is basis, remained
unassailable by any cliyinioal reagent, the ordinary
coloured inks could be easily removed from the paper,
and a photographic copy then taken of the reminder.
A subsequent operation was employed for printing in
the coloured ink upon this paper that portion which had
been expunged from the original. It Is obvious, there-
fore, that what was wonted wee a colour. ink °enable of
misting all ohyrniosi agente; and this, iii. said, has been
found by Mr. George Matthewe, anointed by Dr. kiterry
Hunt, of Montreal, by caloined oxide of chromium, a
Jubilant* of a an. green colour, which, manufactured
into an Ink, known ax " Canada Rank-note Tint," is
used for printing a geometrical deeign on the ground of
the bank-note,upon which the value and denomination Is
afterwards impreued in black Ink in the usual way. This
method of printing bank-notes is now in extensive use in
Canada and the United Etates. The proem his been
patented in England.

AOCIDRNT room Flee—A feerful 11001•
dent occurred at the Park of Kier farinhoun, in the
neighbourhood of the Bridge of Allan, on flaturdey
Night week, It &poured that en Irish labourer had
gone to bed with sled, the former under the inflation of
liquor, and hod stuck a 011111110 on to the well by lit own
grime, and fell Aileen with it still burning. Felling on
to the combustible meteriele (strew, with a the mat.
true), the devouring element non broke out, AM with
smoke, end efterwarde Into dame, The led 'woke in a
sten of exhauation, but hAil the promo of mind to
nab to the window, end then to the overeter's Innue,
thereby ming hie lift On the overseer ;nothing up,
stun e to the apartment the 111411 MU hauled oat of the
burning man and conveyed to a plait. of wifely, The
bre TM 11101411141114 In virulent* very tepidly, end all
preention were adopted to cave the beetial, tic No
BOOM kid he seen this muted than the oeuregeou
Mr. Robertson again pained into the burning ruum, And,
at greet bodily exertion, eueouded, ei the risk
of hie life, in extinguishing the genies, Dr. Pater.
eon, the parochial surgeon, wee immediately gent
for, end found the man In a ehooking stAte—okull end
beak el thighs eunipletely charred, while the who of the
feel and the toes fell off-like deed loam. Itvery effort
was used to allevian hie eufferlim, which were morel.
fully terminund on Mundey night, The sentinel of Mr.
Robertson wee Above all prain as a few moments of In.
deoltion on thimin would have caused the nulling of a
great 11111110111 avaluable properly,
PRIVATN LUNATII,I Arvi,uwii.—At the Rau 1411111illr
Reesione lest week an &pollution wee ineile by Mr.,
' Allen, the widow of Dr. Mien, for 11 rimetvel of the
limed of a privet. akyletn, for meny years carried on
At Hlglidinet, neer lipping, The Hoe, Mr. Levile
milled the ellention of the Wort to the report of the
Lunacy Dointideelonere, Annie three or four yeare ago,
in which Illiquid I—" We found fonr female patiente
funned one of the upper Num, without a lire, 41111
with the window open I they were poorly sled, and
their , 11;6mila/dation very deficient, The
cinch
mom lided by une of then patlente ma very
ofhinsive and ue 1
e Woken were wet with urine, Thn e
four petiole ept on stretchers, with only blankets
under them, Ii d another patient it linipariN•l4lll (A
man) sleep. on stretcher, haring not even Winkel
beneath Them le Altogether a greet iledeleney of
general °moron In the estehlishinent." Mrs, Allen
undertook it the time to remedy these things, but the
rev, gentlemen enured the (Joint the asylum wes now
In the OM ooltillitio, It ApooArtol that pone of the
patient. peld lIIKM a you, but Mr. Davie and Mr,
Dummy Fry, two niegietreles appointed to vlOlllll.
holm, mid they found the 'leaping lintimmullatiun in.
mileposts fur the Id pnlente they found therm end the
ventilletion bed. They 111111,11 no complaint. uf unkind.
nen, but the pitiente did nut look 111/ well as they
ought to du, and there we. en sir of poverty about the
1111100, to tiontigtiouse of this the Mut Modified to re•
new the linnet, end it the expiration of the old une the
whim will be slung,
IttuAoll.l* tit' A NIIWPOUNPLAND lugs
Newfunnillend tog, thud way In seen any iley at No,
Artyleetreet, Oliagriw, hes added one 1114141 Monne*
to 1114 1111111)1 on record of the extrAordinary annuity of
doge. It 1141111111 111111 being, like other /11”1111011, 1141114.
time. rather fond of fun, lie required to receive own.
elontl di.ciluhiim, end fur that Winne a whip eheft wee
kept beside Min, whisit win oceenonally applied to him,
He evidently did not like thie Mild', and was found
inualually with 1114 i his teeth ineviiig illly to the door
with it, living left at night on the premium, he tumid
the hatred article, and thruel the smell end below the door,
limit the thick end refund to go, A few nights after.
want. the whip theft was leh beside him, and wed
NM Min nein. He had put the smell end below the
dour, end Kimono lied pulled It out, On the dog being
tilted where It was, he looked rery_gulity, and- Clink
awn, with hie nil behind hie lege, Tlllll seine dug gen
lila proyielons brought to him In a tin um Tithing
walk he WV a child tarrying a tin .needing like his,
He quietly wind it by the handle mid carried It to his
wieners, the child holding on andel:ruining all the way
When &von hie own he seemed quite ashamed of hie'
mistake, mid allowed the frightened child to go with the
tin he hied mistaken for his own, Title eepoloue dog
le In the habit of begging money from hit biked acquaint.
anee, with which he mollies to a biker's shop end buys
bread, whlish he 'tomes home with, and mate when
hungry,

THI CANI OP THN PitOIPINDSO LITTIN CAIIIIIII,
—ln soneequenee of the auspenelon from duty at the
General Poet• Office of the letter carriers Carter and
JlMei by the Controller, the former of whom itsited
es secretary to committee recently appointed at the
Perthenium by e large body of the men who hid
eneembled to consider the best mode of obtaining redress
at their grievances, an application was med. by Carter
to be heard in his own defence. Lord Colchester, the
Poetineeter-General, received the applioation lavourebil,
and having transmitted a statement of the peddler
csinatanoes of the use to the Lords of Her Mannty's
Treasury, two gentlemen, altogether unoonneated, we
undendand, with the Poet-office, were immodi&i4l.i
appointed to sell before them both of the suspend
men for examination. The Controller and the Prin.
oipal Inspeator of Letter Carriers are premitted to be
present ; but it appears they take no idle, pert in the
inquiry, with the exception of furnishing details or
answering interrogatories when milled upon to do so by
the examining commissioner% The sitting' eommeneed
on Friday, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. At the close
the investigating officers will report time evidence to
their Lordships the Treasury Lord', end upon their Onal
decision the Poetuiseter.Generld will be bound to eat,
not only with regard to the fete of the letter carriers
now deprived of dnty and pay, but aleo in referenoe to
the Nitre dips to be taken for the prevention of the
spread of further disaffection end discontent in the
department. The gentlemen before whom this " official"
inquiry is made is the Solicitor of the Treasury, aided
by one of the Under Secretaries.