The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10 00:00:00

jortign intrlligtnce.

BLOIDIT, while performing • few days back a$
Cologne, fell from the rope and beoke his am
Cowan. II aliments., of the A byarieiu expedition,
has addressed • letter to Sir Stafford Mortise** whisk
will tend to remove some of the misgiving, which hays
been entertained respecting the amen of the expedi-
tion. A reconnaissance has been made, ad • route
diseovered practicable for eavalry leering to a good
position in the Abyssinian highlands. A proclamation
has been issued by Sir R. Napier, which has produced •
good effect on the population, and the best results us
hoped for. The troops already landed are in ezeollent
health and spirits.
Tag Foreign Minister of Franco made an extra"
ordinary statement in the Legislative Chamber on Wed
neaday, after narrating the events which ensued after
the arrest of Garibaldi. The Italian Minister, he isid.
suggested an European Conference for the solution of
the Roman question, and proposed in the meantime
• joint occupation of Rome by French and Italian
troops. Note was taken of the lint proposal end the
mond was rejected, for in the opinion of the Marquis
de Moustier, France was invited not only to take the
part of • dupe, but also that of • traitor. Frame, he
said, indignantly declined the somplirity, and from
that moment the eipedition to Rome was decided upon

CORN 11 A ILKET&

Mahz-Latrn, Wsdnewlay.—Triaile very dalt, •
Monday's muse.
Thursday—Supply of English wheat ken
plentiful, and sold pretty freely at former values.
Foreign In !rage supply sod in better demand for al
good finalities, at about Lai week's prices. Malting
barley inquired for, and the turn Jester; grinding dun
and easier to pa:oboes. Supplies of Irish eats veqi
wienty, notwitratrading whiab the demand wan erased.
ingly slow, and values almost nominal. Indian Dors
quiet. leans firm.
Devizas, Thursday.—• good 'apply al wheat. bee
the trade wasalow, except for dry sranplea, for whisk
6d, a sack more money was made in some ingratiate.
Kerley was In large supply, bet the trade was In •
sluggkis state ; priees ranged from 35r, to 42a Oats la
large supply, at from 255. to 28a. Boiling peas 30m per
sack.
Bietireomen, Thureday. —A lass supply of wheat,
which sold readily at previous rates. Foreign unaltered.
Boily tending upwards. Oats slow, bat firmly held.
Brana less in request. Peas rather higher.

Friday.—Wheat trade doll. In MIN
oases Is. lower, and not much doing, Barley la. dearer.
111•51-1.ews. Friday.— -The market Was scantily sap.
piled with English wheat, in bat middling condition.
The attendance of buyers was limited, and the demand
for both red and white qualities ruled beevy, at hardy
Monday's currency. Tbe fresh imports of foreign whist
were large—al.., 35,010 qrs. The show of samples was
only moderate, and sales progressed slowly, at late rates.
Floating cargoes of grain off roast were very inactive.
Fine barley was twee, and commanded fall prior.; bat
inferior kinds were very doll, on former terms. I.
malt very little was doing. Prices, however, were un-
altered. There sum • wood badnems doing in oata, at
extreme quotations. Beans, peas and now were hp
active, on former terms.