The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

Lab ant tritne.

Grnetal N 11

fitrAnilla A gISTIS.—A hey named lleggettil3years
sgs, losing yr.Cli his father and mother ost •sourth,
near Bury th. Edolood's. is in custody an • odoerge osf
stobbinir hie Oster, Mary Haggett, • girl of 18 yeers of
Ake. Tioe girl settnets 1., .sn• boozed tbe bor. ears,
epee wireb be roe • mall cheese-knife bite bar in she
igiror pail of bee body, weer the right hip. Th. girl WU
in an shamed vele of pregnancy, and has since the
as-ault heen delivered of • shad. She lies in • very
ahead state.

TEN Salisbury and Yeovil Railway Company haw.
declared .dividend at the rate of 7 per coot per annum.
ON Friday evening a formal propo-ition for lb.
Morton of household name was plated before
Par!mutant by 111 r. H. B. Sheridan.

Tam Board of Trade returns, 'bowing the exports for
th. year ISM. have been publi.b.d. amount to
123,00U,000 over Woe of 1866, or £IB/1,000,U8° is all.

per moot.

COVVICTION OW a BBIIEUILDII 105 nectar.—
George Wool. a shipbuilder. of Sunderland, wee tried
.t
the Durham wears nn Friday, on a 'barge of forysiy.
It will he remembered that the priomer was cap, ured
moonily alter auderening great pri.stions and harehhipe.
On being place' et the bar the prisoner pleaded guilty.
Ceinpball Fencer, on behalf a the prowler, claimed
the •yrnamthy of the Court, on the round that the
pilsoutar bail been ure.sed with monetary difileoltiee,
.ni that .biee hie bAnkruotcy be had .muted his
amid ten is realising £4.000 of assists. He was sen•
tented to 18 months' imprisonment.
MOlOl5 ani) frUICIDL —A women named Jane
igic,.,tby, whose linattend is undergoing IMPT4OO•
vent for • felony committed by him, ham been receivini
relief from the Shoreditch Union. She lived at 10,
Shaft street, Singsland•road, Looms. She had two
children. •boY four peers 01,1 awl a girl two. On Toflui.y
the relieving °facer went to visit her, and found her
lying on the bed with her throat cut, while the little
girl was by her aide dead, her throat baits rut from ear
to ear. The woman was removed to the workhouse, and
died on Friday afternoon.

TIN "Cavn."—Althoosh Lard Grommet and most
of the other nienibere of the "Care" wets preened at
the Liberal meeting on Tuesday, Mr. Lowe was absent.
Tun ',ministate of the Edmund Male pit, near
Ramsley, porno.. sending to OW Paris Ezhibition •
hick of coal weighing moven Irma, and tee feet in height.
A IMMO, WAID, whose "book" meet now he well
known to all admirers of American humour, lies in •
very dangerous state at Southampton, and no hope is
entertained of his roomer,.

M ACIMIUSL. —The reason commenred on the Cornish
coast daring the psst week, wlum there were some
siieht catches; the lisb, forth* most part Isrp and fst.,
sold at the rate of per hundred.

THE Lords of the Treasury hay. Snell, declined
tO mwri, with tho whoation made to them tn dia.
mice with the maminetion of pmeaugere luggage
between England and France daring the Paris
Exhibition.

ATLM,TIO POITAOL—Tbe report of the tintteel Voles
Po.t nwter General stens thst lb. prelimionyleavia for
a peer convention hes been concluded, by which lettere
will he conveyed between England awe America for
twelve cute.

Rio. !Tien An Amid= LOosno.-At the Central
Criminal Court, • pereon named John Hedge. Harris '•
surrendered to take his Sid for having, contrary to the Tut shipmaster, and principle officers belonging to
provinions of the Alt of Parliament relating to lonaties, the mercantile marine at Leith held lineelmooslY
slowed a lady named Albina Morena Denby, an pe.itioned the Board of Trade be reined the lite
in, &tie, into his *hugs for profit without Admire' Fitzroy's system of dogs signalling until •
O•ethe •O Order SO do SO from a 'sheens or other perdu better een be adopted.
oompetent to give snob order, and without the dread%
of two in•tependent men, as required by law in eucb MR. BOWMAN, the Adullamite member for Stroud,
eases. Th• jury, after about tee minutes deliberation le about to try his hand at manolectoring • Reform
returned • verdict of not guilty. • Bill. He has gigen notice that no the 12th of March be
will move for leave to bring in • Bill to et tend the
Dgaringaeo Igetorgentrea WITS • Bueetall.-On Parliamentary franchise in cities and boroughs.
Fnday wonting, about halt-peat two o'clock. Police-eon.
esehid ffirdte In. epees, bungler sear Nottingb -it t, Till OMER COLLISIT CararreOPHlL -It is mid to
Sheffield, Jae as he was emerging from a hon.. he bad he °in "pink° of th• ""." eminent Pining "ewer*
been robbing. .misted by one or two die Aof the lrneth that the Oaks Colliery, in which more
sanguinary struggle ended le•tween the burglar, who then 1159 lives were lost by the tenille exolosion• in
woo armed with • poker, and the offieer, who eat very Deemoher, in still on fire, and it would be unsafe at
seriodly injured in the fight, and bad to be removed to lututut t° Win It.
the Bh. fddel Infirmary, where he now lies in • very Tn. 11111111 n Moseem.-The Owl understands that
precarious state. The burglar was eteurel by Mr. the trustees of tl e British Museum have at length
Merlon, the owner of the house, and two .flioers, who resolved to recommend the exts ntion of the institution.
name Just in time to *aye 9.the life, and he turns by the pashas from the Duke of Bedford of the ate
oat to be • convicted thief !seined John Bennett, who now occupied by portioned Montuddreet, Montague.
has only lately served • term of imprisonment for place, Bedford-square, mud Caroline-street.
burglary.
Wilait ADVeanRIWINTI ARS WORTH.- Myelin%
STARING AT BRISTOL -A. eery *MOUS ttelle Of Colman, of Cameo Street, London. the (*ldeated mann-
steeltine insturrei at Bristol on Tuesday. An Italian lad (stoners of mustard, starch and line, who already
Darned Wien* Michel we.dancing in Paul-street to the expend • fortune nnnnn Ily in advertleing, bays just
made of an inettunteot somewhat resembling the agreed to pep 1.000 reined each for the outside words
Scottish bagpipes, and a number of boys being attracted of the Pawls Exhibition estologues in French sad Ebelish,
by his antic, began to minds him. This forded him,
and be rushed amongst them, and before be could be TIM Leeds Corporation lite* adopted • •tone-brealeing
prevented stabbed • boy named Arthor Cook, 15 years machine which perf..rate its work very well, and reduces
of age. The knife enter, d the boy's beck, and would the wet from 151. per ton to Sd. or 4d. The machine
hey@ penetrated to his longs had not its mere bees breaks 100 tons of limestone per day, labour is &leo
turned aside by the shoulder blade, but it indicted a saved in the eterting of the stone. for it is clieehagel
wooed several inches in length. Cook was conveyed to wholesale from the hopper of the machine and fills •
the infirmary, and is progressing favourably. cart in six minutes.
Ms Tnacie, the reporter for the Cork Eferteld, who
IllsOgreffilte AND CAPTORS riF Al ODD-FILLOWn was imprisoned at Eillerney for having tendered to the
SIORITA RT.- There is now i easterly at B gi • man
named John Hargreaves, the secretory of the Caution transmission of tbMetbi.etiejliZrophsl,Chsa4nnPmbeeyn d"isef.ll".ergedn..by.'" :hem
Lodge of the lodepete ent Order • f Otithfellowe. Man-
chester Unity. who is charged with embezzling Ell and magistrate. on &in& bail. The reporter maintains
other monies
that he was but performing bin duty to the beet of his
s
pears that the aceseed, • married the property of the mid lodge. It p.
man with four children, judgment anti ability.
had formed an acquaintance with • m.nied woman. A RAS advertised lately to forward, on receipt of
mooed Mery Cowie. also of Beene, and on Monday protege stamps. "sound practical advice that would be
morning the pair eloped. no W. dneeday they were aoplisoble at any time, and to all weeds and additions
both apprehended on board ti • City of Boston steamer, of life." On the receipt of the stamps he went his
which was shoat to sail for New York. The man waa victim the following:-' Never give • boy • penny to
token on ebony sod brought in custody to Bump, ersteh your ehadow while you climb • tree to look into
STWOULAR Citseete-On Wednesday at the Reading the middle of neat week."
amino, • surgeon, named "'ranee King maarill•reed with ReLF-POISIONSD iv MI/ISMER -Ln ireqoat has hem
making • false statement to the reghtrar of births for held on the body or Mr. W. E. Allen. • grocer of Limit.
ge Weston on J 29th lest. Defendant lived with griteh, who was dedentelly poisionel. Re had been
• young lady named Taylor, who posed as his wife, and in the Ambit of taking selvolatile and Mad. Cottle
recently she red confined of • hew. The ?metro. serelloidd • dose of'ii of elmonds instead, the bottles
waited upon him. and entered the birth in the usual way. containing the two golds having been kept alongside
nod knowing the pares. and believing them go be one another on the Self. Verdict scoordingly.
married, pot in the name of the mother an "Fenny King,
Tom year scolded phenomenon will dear, which ha.
formerly Teylor," without thistle" of salting the
defendant if it was right. The defendant than signed been only twig, recorded in hidory. On the 21-t of
the entry, but it gemmed without look's( at what had "ghat next the planet "Pit" wilt be seen completely
hien written. On discovery that the pares. were not undoompanied by satellites for nearly two hours. Three
of them will be tosisihie no wooed of their negning
married, the present proceedinge were taken, hut
Barret Bigot' eh...tight the ohm* weld not mind. """ simolteneempily over Jepiter's dime, sad the fourth will
be immersed in the shadow g f the planet.
the jnry at once returned • wergild of not guilty.
ARRINTIS CABINIT MINISTRIII. -There were three
COWTIOrton TOR RMS.-At the sedum at New- i.,sissed„ the o,hinet Conseil which was held j
'natl.' on WndneadaY' TlmebneB Ireland' 38' wwomansbefore Kr. Dimon one-noned his intention of with.
who h•d kept • beer-house in Hill-street, Newcastle, ned wing his resolutions -the Duke of Buckingham the
was charged with setting fire to her bode to defraud
two leotards. compote.. In each of which she had Fao Malene.hory. and Lord Sheeler. The
Of the second is explained by the eerioun nine.. of the
towered for £lOO. L.st September the prisoner tgffered Counters of X .miestetry. Why the two other Ministers
on. of her servants ill if she retold set lire to the is not „miles&
hoed. and out the gain-Ins. The servant refined and were unt present
left the hood. On the 301 October the prisoner got a BENSAII.IIALI., &agile, the seat of the Rol of
onantity of tarred atiakoand pledd them in drawers sod Shadhroke, ha. bee" partially destroyed by • firs,
about the honer. and then was seen to set Ate to them "'blob oriergetted nobody knows hp". The swt wing is
with a Dandle. The police Creed one drawer containing rotred, and the damage is estimated at upwards of
a god tity of popes end letters, and is another the.. £20.00. An inset...nee in the Dove Exchengo will
was amok., hut no foe. The house was et on Are in Martial'? meet the lee*. Lmly Stradbroire, who was
Ilee diffenmt plates. The prisoner had elven her servant redotl• confined. sod the obil Into were safely removed
• hot, in which were the inguranee petiole., to tab. to ter the Rev. W. C. Meal's tiggefhall.
neighbour's boos. The poisoner denied the chard. Ma. CP ADOTOsill AIIIM MR. DISRAILI
hot the JD", hal" her Aunty, and its wee sentenced " mice -We are informed by the Mooed" Adrt-tiner
five years' penal servitnae. that after the diadems on the withdrawal of the
AOCIDeIfTAI. POllloente PT STITCNIIIIIL -00 Thum Government Reenletiont on Toesday night, Mr. Gled.
day, at the naltham As-ins, a mediae' man of Hallatou, stone and Me Disraeli had a long interview in one of
Jnesteb Henry S, deer, was oharged with the moo. the retiring chambers of the House. The Tines
'begetter of Mr.. Cho& Simpkins, of Wadley. TAU authoritatively states that there is no foundation for
was the OW in which an murrains quantity of stmehnine ouch • report.
wee taken he the decoded, the doctor hawing dot it to
A Goon ASTMS EIIIIVIRS ReIYettIeWDATIOPI.e
her in • bottle ea bismuth. On the alarming -tate of The corrednese of thi, proverb is proved by purchasers
the iady being reverted to the dosed he went to her, recommending any article of domestic consumption that
eausined the medicine,and said it could not produce/lush is truly cheap ea well or „Kul in quality.
The perfeet
symptoms. sa ig mortglY hismoth. fo Prra of sta.' verity end cheapness of Hornbeam's tee has scared Ps
meet he drank • ro,stoes of the contents of the bottle, end panty
large sale and conetent recommendation Dom
It wee with "sat Aliglealty that his life was saved. The rse-sily to family. It is obtainable in most town, but ea
led 7 died tinder tine wwwf Painful •YmPt^m" o lutiannind there are spurious imita.ions, it is needful to see that
by strychnine and an analysis of the contents of Gm Horniman end Co.'s signature is on each deed.
Cottle disclosed the real fasts of the dee. It was near
est the aseurrence arose from • most anfortuode A Torino Mao, holding a passenger's ticket for ,
mistake. The prisoner bore • very high reputation for America under the name of Kavanagh, was to have ,
reap...debility and professional skill in his neighbour. sailed from Cork on Weaned., afternoon by the I
hood. Th re was no suggestion as to any evil intention Cunard sgeognew Heels. He was &Treated on his arrival
on Me part, and the jury at doe returned a verdict of at Queenstown, and indentified as Timothy Council, one
Not Guilty. of the leaders in the Fenian raid at Cahireiveen. sod
believed to be the man who shot the mounted polies-
(11 aos or MANIZATIONTRI AGAINST AN HINIALIST.
-At the Noweggele Asaises on Tuesday an Herbsliat men and robbed him of the dispatches.
doctor named Thomas was charged with the min- RIMINI( Le4looll Retativrtou.-On Thursday at •
sleoehter of • Toone wocad named Walker, whom he meeting of the deentive coedit and delegatesfrom the
skidded protasidelly in her pregnancy. ;ad when. various branches of time It-form League a resolution
death, it wm alleged, was mesa by hie hinorance and wee alopted invitia" the people of London to coenehle
malpractice betted her definement It appeared that in Hyde Park for roomettes on the afternoon of Good
the deemed exPerto°4ool • Meteiall of labour of • rose Friday. Another rerolution imamate.' the council to
and dangerous eharaeter. known ae plocens pretrial call • meeting in Trefalgar.quare on Monday evening,
which occurs once in shoat • thououtd oases of confine- the 11th inst., and district meetings in the ten
nesse Eseresed bersorrage was the wain, and it woe postal district!' in the intorvaL
alwra that the Innnintr's administration 4 ehaBbee" A MIN BURIED ALIVI IN A SHIP'S HOLD.-011
leaf Ws wee improper, and that had the young woman
Wednesday the body of au old men, about 80 leers of
been delivered .over h• r life would have Wee saved.
John Gibed, • trimmer, lids, in South
at?""uag
For the defend it was erred that the molar Walks' age, noisedas found buried
woes the
ettete, I. told
men who lad hem eared in hal sited improperly, and
of
the coel. ship Rajah, lying in the Thames. Pe had
caused the death of decoded by delivering lwo whenhe s
waste a state of exhaustion. His lordship (Mr. Justice i 'depots'ebe vowel at Shields, and it is mire
senud peed that the unfortunate Mee, while under the
Shoe) summed up for an acquittal, and the jury re
leaded of drink, fell down the ship's hold, and lying
• verdict of Not Guilty, there shelled, anpereived by the crew, was buried by
But NY.- A the Firallford Maas on Thursday the coals being Poured upon him from the spouts.
Jacob Bod 4•111 was dented with bigamy. The primmer
was married on the 214 of March, ISM at Cleetwat'a TI. LtiDll BANIIIrTTOT COURT SCANDAL- On
Church Fladiege, to Iglimbeth Wright. On the 14th of Friday, before Commissioner erten, at the Leeds
August. 191111. be was married, at IX Mary's, Hewing. Benkruptay Coed. Mr. P. It, Welsh, registrar in the
too. llorreY. to Lows Tb mpsenn, hi• lest wife being sm. oast. and whose name will he remembered in eon.
then alive. Hr. Baron &unwell directed tbe jury to section with the Bothell menria, came gip to pees his
Ina a verdict of guilty. Oa the jury retUrveng a hat examination. Mr. Welsh ems prepared to met &Mel.,
verdict doordingly, the learned judge said that there for the beetle of the side, ooe.half of the Sa'firy or
anisa sitaspassks.ais,, sate the nature of eninlsmente whisk might hersteller emote into his heads,
bit, rffence ancemennei"forwardbl thetoPrimsgeekr.toWith'ene"prisoescowel Them.? granbsintedigibsen Trderthiolredviseher" n;°suP"bjerititimto. sad
ithmehe
°hamster. and the woman whom be had m•rrird Ooniitione.
was enaiona that he should not be punished. But if IMMI LONDON, CSATIAM, AND DOTE& R MAUL- At the
the women the prideer had wronged came forward and half-yearly meeting of t' a Lando.. Chatham, and Dover
asked bee to mitigate the meteor's. it would still he his Beltway Company on Tharsdsy. songs mot astounding
dety to ammeter and protect other women who might be est emote were m•cle by Mr. Turner. • member of the
wronged on the Mete ereY. The offence commilll4 by committee of mein line shareholder., in respect to
the prisoner was worm then rape. In maladies' hem Messrs. Peke and Co., the contra:4mo, to the street that
to nee Pose's Insprisonnwnt, with hard labour, he felt "monies "Diva ley them in respire* of the shares end
the maniehumnt was too light debentures tamed te thesis" see still unpaid to the
A Prwarel "Belmar." -At the Central Crissigal ended "is tbe grow of i 15.711.1125, with an fieeee of
Court on Tuesday, Mary Wags "• &nude barman." debentures to the extent el ffige,:eye 13s, ey.. os this
who had been for some years in ;adds sitaatioss is the Modell of lard Berrie, the eheirman. the mosting was
pry, a cis., and coommied her mg so glees ly a• to arilourned untilthe
; for d Majainsuor. Turnerat othinde:mertnetik. to
dead the dished snapiedne, pleads' guilty in eat. bt De forward e subjectr
Aeolis" various .ums 'f money entrusted to her by the Al!
UNMANLY OLITRAOIL-- anode** of that ,
oetthwoon of her entninr"'•Mr Cannwt who °Mara students who lately ioterrutd, in the most tsetse* I
for the pesos,, saW be had to urge no her behalf that _ _ _
eh* was the member a "TY ltaPuttahin tathilYg on l7-;. hes...alre7ery met with the Yst:lrt:lik:proer jr
.wmenhiegh
her father f-rameerl. kept a large too and poseur. holes intsee. lie from the
irt.nti mt. It it that
us
'a 4/'• "en"' bat " had ben's" r'4"*d, and at Ida should aid thaFersios of indignant rep lion es
dealt the Prim." we. "Pella to "e to London t" behalf of the deem eed the wheal which they
ash for employment, by which *be meld obtain • • liver " 'gra 1,,r
.0 .1i...A um, ,ile,enetiee is
...sea
m
'ood, Rh •(m we end, hover, that in her real ele to
rader
point nut or describe the nffases. It in mu-con.
as • woman almost seer) "Melee to greelelogensnt ems &mesa. The offenders have injured others s. well as
*lord against her, and by the &Avid of • friend sbe
, theeppelyes ; minionduse of the hind i. diet. a puhli•
awomed the garb of • mast. and "sdia•mui'd to ^",'a bueohdfoo on the b•dy to which they helms" For
siespiernent as de of the male ma According to ots ...du meson we hope that we shell never again Leer ot •
inegrectioea she had "reeked tiara at the dosks sod „__
__B," medical jeeniat
other pier; end bed exerted herein in every possible similaru'"• ""
way to Obteie an hosed livelihood. and she obtained • psi.", jeogegnycoisr, Reetioycs"_Ths fine rss
siestion with the rovelaultor as errand boy and porter, silitsoiestressiCatelogoe, übli-hedi•theds..ydegned.
and for two rant she doclueted herself perfectly well, grill &poser in thei pril number. It • ill consist of t wee tr.
and es enmplaiet was wads against her. Wr• flinatiht sight punts, in which are comprised engravings frees the
said Abet the pedometer instreoted him to state that thin works of 'twenty six of the leafing manufacturers of
m the feet. Mr. roonsy thrn west on to state that Europe; among them owe he named Froment Uprise,
Sine pi-ironer bad unfortunately got mixed up with come Hunt end Emmet, ar sod Wagner (Eurtu,), Eihieesess,
Was offios. &ma kiss pressed, she bad speroortated some ens.neel. Weise. Benson Itedolphi. Odiot,
ci her wee', but she secured him that she chehdede Hewelleni and goldsmith; of Paris or Lindens),
new intended to darned her master, and that Int in. C urteuu.illinton, the Imperial itad Royal Mesafeeteries
tested was to redy Mtn. Toe Common Serjesat de- Needs*, and Berlin (porcelain), Derginue (updt.trea),
leered p•a4sa ronteseer, and the primmer. who seined 'yrs.'s... (fans), &mut Charpentiet (brostene),.J.ecilt:
I'. feel her peeled, wits removed from the bar. The ene and Graham, °Mows, Tuitions (furniture),
erVdof the delay is to doertais whether site hes item- (giun). The umber of enEraytop semi& meth=
any other dredge In the disguise of man, sod
If it thn"ili Wirt' nut that *We thr° no Mu", for taw' Wallowa, LtrooeT luerrfortow.-fito Priam of
peeing thin to be the car, an deleader will be nude wraLs, who takes a lively interest in Were geed wet*,
by the lan° email*" to do wwwWhiad fitt th• presided on Thorday at the anneal meeting of the
auBpeat her in the ttny ofat...tank" hnnan Kora Natiesal Lifeboat Institution. 10 the mum of
!wellhead. A singular pert of her history ts that she ht. speech he was all, to congratulate the institution on '
had sevegoll female lovers, one of whom visited her In it. high state of efficiency, and to inform hie be
&ma amatory epistles from females were that daring the pant year it bad been ti. -teen
upon her, rut of which wire as follows:- saying Petal,' one thousand lives. A • add of
"Dearest Tildwass..--nlna thanks for the WM° I none so erstifying, is the strongest are- ..et of thle bled,
lam not depriving you of them. I lees to soe you ad,f (teed in support of th .oinsubt that could he
dearest, bet marmot part at present, as [have haa to put moors reharrst •• •-• Institution. Pk Royal
✓tswey my mantle. fer we ore much poet dat present. psiees °engem, 11, .a• greet interest which the late
-ore
iiinrt.hLpreeperi.4. lenmsatittutyloneate
sed you many kisses-would I could give them to end he ee'
Doting
ye'senelf 1 Mother made me lamb shoat that yee: • „ ..01 a well deserved compliment to the inde-
lay rotting tight, but nem' mind,dearest, you never _ea& seerdarY,
Mt In that say. Are you weonag to tooth,. thhal.tbee• cow boats had bees added to the fleet of
Sunday if so, try esel some remer, fix ~ • on th. ['Welsh's,
with tho-e we love, the Mae 00." ode we are
ssiSable for dividend for the sin th
_se Immo se quit
.pge Great Western Railway dividend is announced
ktheindt Ilolmoogd..towohar." Sow.
wilityeat Wi el justifies Ibe recent fall In the shares. The set
efesitemete , many Vow, from yours, eye, Wanes a I e won s ending
i„ileillia.mmose.-P.S.
ITajtz Say:
SOlsow.riounelf,
zisplor tber.lognSlattafailtinesaryThi. Wont
rro neaooop...adurninnitrinet och.sif the
0 my like Wedeln *steal ardhorr thee; ot 11". "or ewes as ebe
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West Midland (Oxford) stock ; Ti. V. pro omit on the
Nrsek klnllood (Nooport) dock ; CS 54. p.r east. on the
Booth Wake at. ok ; and 5 ;Arrant. on the Vas of Ninth
*Loh, carrying forwent • hal•no• of •boot £21.000. The
. . . .

Great Western Company have 6441.1 tennis, ante-ewe
ion tbe creation of U 6 ner cent. irredermablia icar..room

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share., wider tea authority of tee °mai Wweern Rail.
way (Further Power.) aol, 1866. The limo of ti.•
circular calmed a farther Latin she ordinary stook ol lj

Rummy or °camas. or Tux Poo& —Now rules
and rrgulall .ns have been jutted by the Poor La•
Board as to the node of condusting the eleetio-s of the
ge•rdians of the poor which are about to t•ke pleat, one
of which easels that "The guardians sh.ll provide for
the use of every person appointed to collect the troths(
papers a boo or bag having a small opening for the reel,-
lion of the papers, which shall be deliver,' to such
person looked, and snob person chain depoeit every voting
p.p.r received by him. or •Ilow tt.. voter to Aepo-it
his own parer, in the box or hag, avouch the opening
and almll dtliter the boo or bag to tbuole.rk.?o the day

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of mdletoing the ropers, and the clerk shall open the
game at the sewing up of the rotor, and not Wore."
The sendidate, or any person on his behalf. may avow.
pony tbe deli or collector, of the voting p.pers. and
shell be allswed to be present at the casting op of the
votes, end if any voting pso •rs Cr. eeleetee the alert is
to mark thereon the fact of its rejection.
FLOGGING ON BOA ID THE ROYAL 010110 L —The
dreaded eat erss awl on Irani the Royal.Gerege at half.

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p sasven o'cloak on Wednesday morning. Cher:ruled'
being • seaman named John Brow. oonvictetl of having
stolen • aratob. the property of William Godlrtn, the
liatswebo's servant. The priaoser had preeicady been
convicted of *totaling troes-r• front another sailor. and
owniencerl to 28 days' imprisonment ; bet pnweediag to
Kiluisioham he managed to appropriate 0081lic's watch.
At the hour above stated the man was stripped to
the waist and lashed to a orating at t'Ai atarboard
saneway. Ile then reeeived three. dosan boohoo, all

told. in presence of DiaTreson and Ireland, the other
°Meers of the ship, and tbe ship's company. Two
dose, limbos were inflicted by Mr. Willis's., the bosa
awain, and the third by Manning, boatswain's mate, of
the 'gunboat Raven. The man'? shrieks were hoard it
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tbe Esse Pier Lish.hosse. anti his back, between the
shoulders, wss swollen
.drainifully.. This is lb. seeenul

case nt egging on board ths ftoyil Goorgo.—Areming
Fromois.

COommtni ISlttons is Rnee.-11 it be true that we
Engl.,' consume shoot 900,000,000 gallons of beer every
year—an thereat* of 40 per mot. in ten para.—ample
opportunity meet exist for edulteration in this par-
ticular artists of general sad every-day trommniption. It
has been resorted over and over egoin that one of the
herredients is maculae indices. Tnoegli we am not
aware of any &steal pool of its ow, there I. the most
soneinsive eeidenoe that it is largely sent into this
country, and that it is rot teed for medicinal purposes.
What becomes of it? In 1865 84.10 pounds were im-
ported, enough to adulterate 120.000 barrels of beer;
and in an nlel treaties we find full directions given for
its employment in the manufncture of potter. The only
infertnes that we can prosibly rims. le, thm it is seed by
the brewers surreptitiemay. Unfortunately, there is no
duty imposed upon the dreg. which is vary mush to be
regretted. A. It is not employ., see mediaiste, end is
known to norms most deleterious tralities, and res-
pected to be wed for the 1.-storing of beer, it memsto
us most advimble to call attention to the above farts,
and to ask that some steps .nay be taken to prevent the
peesibillty of its being used at all in F.nglsnd. In the
last report of tins Commit...Meer. of Inland Revenna lii.
said that sots of violence mid mime are especially pre-
valent in thnee oounties whom adulterated bootie known
tub.' mostly fnued.—rkg Lateogt.
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'UMW Yorlan.—• parliamentary return just
Iwoedllllllo.o that the prattles to the various homages of
En lend in regent to Vie Omission of freemen to the
roa of the Parliamentary eleatore. Nearly SO hoirnim
inoluding London. Liverpool, and Brian!, are dearthed
or still conferring the Parliantental7 fr•nchi.• uPne
persons wimitted as freemen by right of birth or tarsi.
tads. But customs differ. la Durban sll sons of
tailors, drapes, and mercers (freemen) an claim their
freedom by right of birth. but only the eldest eons of
other traders. In Oxford the son of a freeman is
entitled to his freedom if he wee born within the
anaent limits of the city, but not if born elsewhere,
unless his father before the soo's birth "put • bond in
the chest" for payment of city taxes. A list is given of
50...• 70 boromirlis, including Oreat Yarmouth and
Reigate, in which there are no freemen. • list of
nem ly 30 boroughs is given in which no new freemen
could be created after the Reform AC4 and the
Munieiral Oorpreations Act, cud in these the raw is
booming .zti not. In Bourhamptc• there are three
left; in Buckingham, Wigan, and Winchester two;
In Bath. Chipping, Wycombe, Dartmouth, Porter:mouth.
and Tram, only one. It teems mastitis reading now,
that is to be found in another return just lulled stating
' the nature of the suffrage in each Parliamentary
borough before the Before Act of 1831 In inseam
boroagh, the franchise was limited to the torporetioo ;
in Bramber it was in the inhabitants of k 10•4114 built on
ancient foundations; in Richmond, in the owners of
ancient burgers. Is Prawn and in Windsor the
Ininchise was in all the inhabitants; in 7.`nstonv. in
" all the inhabitants that provided for themselves,
whether they lived under the same roof or not."

FtllltOL DISASTaIt OF TIIII LONDON AND NORTH-
WIOTIUF RAILWAT.—At 20 minutes past II o'clock on
Teed., bight a very appalling accident hapnesed •
Clifton, near Penrith, on theLowloa and North-Western
Railway. It seems that as • luggage train from the
south was passing Clifton the axle °, one of the waggons
broke- After prnoeeding a short distance the wsggen
ran of the mils, and then general confusion ensued;
other waggons and some vans, including one which one.
tuned shout four sops,.2 gunpowder, ran of the toasts,
and the to-sin was speedily brought to • stsivlstill. The
Vm' in along with soother eenteining salt, was
elleP:etwer id"ononthe line running southwards, end thus
the whole of the road WSW entirely blocked up. Not los'
eller the isseideut had happened • goods train for the
south same np, and the confession wee on great that
einflicient miens were not taken to cheek it, and is &few
minntes the ermine Grine into collision with the gun-
powder van. Either the concussion which ensued lir
the rparks emitted from the engines produced nova the
most tet rile disasters ever witnessed on a railway for the
moment after the ensure struck the van ail this powder
it contained exploded with fearful force. Ths entire
four tons of gunpowder blow up in one vast cloud of
smoke end demo, the latter illumining the entire
district, and the explosion twined to *hake it fairly to
its centre. The earth onlyerod as if in the throes of an
earthquiske, and the shook terrified people for miles
around. Waggons and goods of ail sorts werewhirled shoos
In every direeton, and a scene of destruotion seldom. it
, ever, witnessed on • railway was presented. The
driver end stoker of the engine which ran into the
, powder yen were instantly killed. fiends contained in
both trains were set on Ire, as were aim some of the
vrisgions, and thee *unthread to barn for hours. The
shook of the explosion was beard for 16 or 20 miles,
and the windows of houses three or four miles dietant
were shaken, and In some iastanosa broken. About
so hours and a half elapsed before both lines were
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SATANIC 134limiete.—Dre4 building power. ere •
attributed to his &bide ffieje.ty. The number of
Devil's eausways, Devil's dykes, Devil's gape,is curium I
Near Warder, at Ra tthere, there mu termer', a,
large heap of stones whist: Satan wee astoredited with •
having brought there. It warn celled his " A prmtfol of I
stones." When it sta. deterozined to make use of this
huge cairn-like heap of material foe repairing the roads, I
the base and fragment". of • woe% raised on • pletform
four step. high, were found in it. This ennfosion be-
tempo thing. that are sacred and things that are imp-
posed no he wearied, is r usain,. It erops out stein in ,
the belief that the first person who rote's an.. ehureh
I. the property of the day 1. This is a German fancy.
And here we may quote Mr. Baring-Gould. "At Me-
-IPCb.pelle is shown • rent in the door, which is thtts
puounted for :—The church was ready for consecration,
and befnre anuse entered it a dog wee driven in. The ,
devil. in • rage, Pekoe the dog. sod dew away with it.
shivering the door. In various Parts of (lumen,, and
in Nurw.y. • dog or pig was hurled in the chnrchyerti
a... offsrine to the devil. He is thee ontwiite I and
ree4ve. a beast instead of • man as his tribute." In
unneetion with the lut subject, Hr. Hendenon men-
tions that a clergyman of the Church of Scotland
informed him that there wu • great difficulty in bring-
ing h 4: new chnrehy.rd into use, for no one liked to
bury their dead there as it wee thought the first body
interred would he • filed to the evil one. This feeling
was only out aside Our • poor tromp was found dew:
on the road and buried in it.—T Baader.
01110NONS.—The few heir. which modern fashion
leaves on lutirs' heade bane been nude to ptand on end
by the unposed dieeovery that the artilleial chignon..
eo pointer at the peeseet doe, are t.eming nuts of
theminetions so hideous that they require to bet called
by their scientific, not heir Saxon name. The
trumpeter-in.chief against this unloylinees of logo 1-oks
eppears to he • writer styling him Pelf " Intoutiratot."
who &noontime in the column. of the Daily Telegraph
that he ha, examined mie-opeopieally • .operior •nd
teetly chignon. that he found Ire heir. to be covered
with " Gregarines." which under the ioduenee of beet
developed rapidly into counties ....rme of line, or as
he chastely calls them. Pediculi. The ptaternent,
gravely made, end with a protium employment of scientific
terms, has been greedily accepted, and has led to much
burning of chicnons, writing to the nrw-pepers, and
dismay of hairdreesers. Munwhile naturalists are not
convinced. The Oregarine. a parasite well known to ell
mierneeopists. frequent. the intestinal canal of insect.,
centipedes. and even of frog. and liehes ; its discovery
In an oval condition upon bunion hair in emarthinli
new; its development into • louse is :puts
There are minor slips in !nautili:titer'. letter which
would make us doubt of his nethority to cloak, a. no
nractieal microuonie would talk of "one of Smith and
Beck's moat powerful miemseopes," or would call a
slide en " objectirlasa." The thing may he. Lice, not
Oneuirines, may infut artificial hair, bet till more
decided avide on appeere. we shall contend our judg-
ment. and contemplate chignons, fri.ettes, and wig.,
with interest, but without dipguet.— Eyes and No Fro
DIZADIPUL Lose or Lin AT ACCRIIICTON.—A vet,
d Pedal efftir occorrel at denim:ton on Friday.
About 11 o'clock in the forenoon the schoolhouu of
Him fluteeough in Bing-street was eet on fire, and nine
children lost their live.. Beneath the school there is
a rush knitting establishment belonging to Mr. Duck-
worth, and on one side of the stain leading he the
children's room there is a small apartment used for
drying rutin& At the time nuped • dense smuts
untended the stairs, and very coon the schoolroom,
which contained about 100 children, woe filled with it.
NMI Bnrsooagh, finding an intense smoke tieing into
her room, went down the at 4ra and found the whole ,
place on Ire. She rushed bask and rave the alarm,
esenrieg as many children cash. tecel4, and returned
three times with theses., resell. She appears to have
acted with self.devoted heroism, and was again rushing
through the horning building when size was he'd book
by the by-eta:otters. The hat time she retreated three
' h r little eha ges were hooting by her hair, and four
by her arm.. Some of the children ruched down the
I burning dales, and thns camped with only their clothee
I slightly burned. The stairs shortly after Fe I.
• and thus the obildree were left to themeless
excepting for the chum of ionise from without.
P.llo•Maa Button, who lives near the wheel,
was informed that the place was as Inc. Re made his
way into the school, which wee dark with smoke. and
. found. number the children in the centre of the
floor. Ladders wort afterwards procured, and *aural
; children were lifted out of the echool. Nine whom ages
range from 4 tot. are deed. The ire I. suppneed to
, have originated through the spontaneous eon:bastion
' of rushes in the small apartment mentioned.

Merriam or CONIMIVASTri 1113IIIIIIIL —The Mors-
iso Poet has the following: —A meeting of non-olio:Cal
Conservative members at the Rome of Commons was
held on Thursday, at the Carlton Clob, for the purpose
of considering the question of Bef.trm, and tlin pro-
priety of communimting to the Premier the feeling of
the party as the course which, in the opinion of the
meeting, it might be desirable for the Government to
adopt in the present oonf nctore. The chair arm °monied
be Pi, Matthew While Ridley. the member for North
Northumberlandshire. and 183 gentlemen were present.
General sympstny woe espremed in favour of the
Govercnrent, and the diacusiion elicited • diarmition
rather to urge on the Premier to Include within the
'nether/ming Bill the mazimom of concession than to
wept in committee such amendments as the Opporitioe
might prom**. The alternative of houreholh oulfrage
was inci.lentally raved in the °nurse of she debate, and
indientions were not wahtiog cf a dories on the part of
some hon. members to go even to that length rather
than submit to what m.ght bear the intermetation of
dietation from the Liberal party. As the gentlemen
who took part is the proceedings were not holders of
eflice• in the Government, they were able without
much d.alculty to arrive at the unanimous ennelorion
that Ministers wool.' do well to &nominee their +Mom
flees to stand or fall by whatever roctimure they may on
due eortaideratton lay Wore the House of Gnomons.
Pventually, although no formal resolution, were passed,
stops were taken to convey to the Premier the tone
which peryseled the meeting. The Arial'', Defy Pool
was held at the Carlton Club, on
Thursday. There were 238 members present, and it
wan naseimously tesolved sot to scorpt "myth...a from
the other side, bat that the Government would stand
or fall he the B. 11; also that a Li rating, with a
' monictipal franchise. would naive the sanction of the
great looservative party.

Ma. Rosary ow Co-ornArrow.-111r. J. Amide, is
the knit of • series of communications on poci.l topien
to • working msn in Sunder' n•l sass :—I em glad to
we the e.-operstion of portnership (en opoosed to the
systnm of wage.), widek is now no innlosily extending
itself among our great firms—yet not altngethor glad ;
("r none of yna whit •rn • sowed In the immedi•te
•trizegin bntween the erten% of no-ropee•tion sod the
✓eetmof moeterehlr know how mach the dispote in-
volves., and none of no know the malts to it may
lead. For the alternative is not, in reality, only
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between two modes of conducting businns ; it is between
two different statea of society. It is rot the qnestion
ebe.her no emount of Walfell. no greater in the end
than that at pteseet received be the men, may not be
pni d to them in • may which shell give them "there in
the Hake end interest in the prosperity of the b0i15...;
the quo tion is redly whether the profits width are at
preeent taken as his own right, by the person whom
capital, or energy. or ingenuity has made him heed of
the Ant, are not in mune proportion to be divided
among the subordinates of it. I do nos wiab for the
moment to enter into any inquiry as to the jui4 claim.
of capital, nor as to the proportions in which pr•fits
ought to be, or are, in setn.lly existing Arms, divided.
I merely Übe the one entered tied essential condition
that • somewhat larger income will be in co-operative ,
Arm. moored to the mabordinates by she diminution of
the income of the chief. And the gencral tendency of ,
such • system is to increase the (Eoliths, of advancement
among the subordinate.; to oimulate their ambition;
to es Owen to lay by, if they are provident, more
ample or more sad, provision; and to form in the end
a vaet class of persons wholly different from the existing
operative; members of eocietv ponaming each • mode
rate eompetextee, aide to procure, not indeed many of
the 'vaunt sr, but all the comfort. of I fe. and to devote
coma loiter* to the attainment of liberal education, and
the other proper objects of free life. On the alba
hand, by the exact sum which is divided among them
(more than their mental wages), the fortune of the
man who, under the ',resent system, takes ill lb. prollea
of the business. will be diminished; and the acquire-
moot of large private fortune by regular mean, and all
the conditions of life belonging to snail fortune, will be
rendered lotos.ible in the merentile comnionity. Now
the magnitude of the social change hereby involved,
and the consequent differences in the moral relations
between iodivienals, have not so yet been thought of,
mit h less e•tintated, by any of your written on com-
mercial subject.; end it is bemuse I do not yet feel able
to grapple with them that I have left Intone:mil, in the
books I send you, the question of cooperative labour.

Esatenquann tit Wanntottnattn.—A correspondent
it AmMeade write, to the Lawton Expos as follow. t
—"The inhabi ~,,, elite group of •alley. extending
from the foot of Windermer• to the head of LangAale
he, teen Waring it rsin for soma unties in the news-
pspere of the earthquake which startled than out of
their sloop ii shout • quarter-pest ooe on Saturday
mooing t and. rather then let such an event p.m .Ito-
,.the. without rohlie notices, I now send you an acenent
of as much ae is know., about it in the wighbourhood
fr.ll) which I srri,o. FtiAay night was fine—a brillisnt
starlight night, anA perfemly calm. • t the time I have
up Messed. a sound like a prolonsed Mar. of thunder—
only too loud and too loot continued for thunder in this
equates—seemed to All the valley of the Rothe, while
the hoome—even thee. built into the rook—eboolt se in
a bantam.. A dead stillnees followed form consider-
able time • sad then the wind ran. In the MOT'S(
it appeared that the intahltante of Amble ids had
undergone the mudl alarms occasioned by earthquake
, Chi Iron's cots had bees shaken. awl the Alibis,
awakens. ; crockery and window sashes hit ratted.
seed trople and Invalids hod risen f nm their bed.; roe
lady !majored theta had been an exploeion within her
home; the people at the hobbinmill in the oh, U had
dested and come lows the hill ; and no forth. The first
oonjeMore was that the powder mills at Eltereater 11,1
blows up; but it was prepint'y known that that in.
hahitanta there were as wooderAttricken as ourselves

garrybody at Groomers tot nO. And the Alarm was Tog
groat throophaut Dui/dale, awl oot kw e Windermere.
Roo touch forth*, it wee Mt we hope to hoar mot. day.

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who have experienced earthlgnakes in volcanic
oonntrlcs declare that there can be DO question of tbe
oherscter of this phennmenoe, though nobody seems to
bore beard of any preceding visitation of the sort in this
district

AN INTO TTTTT OAS' TO BUITIT 80011T11:11. -At the
Sheffield Cooney (bort remedy Kr. Ellison, the Jodie,
gave a decision of considerable interest to benefit
enei«tlest The ease was Webster v. Bennett the
plaintiff being in reoeipt of relief from the Sh.flaig
Peteeveranoe Sick and Funeral Soo6ty, I.hish
fondant was treasure*. The eleventh rale of 0 dn.
was as follows allowance in al ' -••• •"•••Y
suspended during the dieeretion sistlinees may be
&monist other things the pert- the committee. 11'
shall be absent front his h 4
_reeelring the *Domani*
.olng sod thrir r: -44110 Wont an &stook In the
eight in the ase at night in summer ; or before
wimocv •••• -.owning sad after elven at night in
role see plaintiff, it eras alleged, bad broke, this
oy going to • ehapel from seven till right oletleek In
the evening In winter. His Honour said there w. re two
points—kit. whether the going to Th•T.I Onnia"."/
• broach of onnennnt ; and menendly, what were
the inetrnetions given to the tremum by the
notnmittee. On the first point. • 00••••nt 10561 he
constructed remonahly. No mut not 4 be held to hr, alt
sorb a role by doing soothing mbish the lame called
npon him to do, or which mas to him to do. or
mlsich n woo eemary CO him -217 fr Instance, tanning
out of his hoer if it were no fire. Bet the law did not
to go to *helot ; he mold go or stay away
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PIMMITO. In regerd to the rated point, the trimmer,
In stopping the plaintiffs alloweims, ha. sated ox some-
thiog which mon one or more members of the committee
had told hint. There woe 'bathing Amie corporately by
the committee, bat be felt himself ohliend to eopekier
that the treasnrer sated upon an order of the monunittre,
On the whole of the evidence. therefore, hi game lagg.
meat for the dee endant. Cab were not apadied foe.