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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

BORNEMOUTII.

Met Kirst.a. the widrrer of the " Chrietian Year,"
died at B as noted in our last, on lb. Mit
iu her 69 h year, in the bones ober, her bus.
bond so lately died. She was the sowed daughter
of toe Rev. Mr. Clark, incumbent of 111,00• Y
Hampton, Glooosatershire, a brother Fellow Corpus,
Orford, will Mr. Keble's haler, who was motor of
Cm Bc. wyn, in the same *runty. Sbe
married Mr. Heide in 1815, on his being prolonged
by his old pupil, Sir W. Heather:ire, to the vicars; • of
Hore/ev, of which he had been for some URN carat..
"This." rays Sir John Coleridge. "was the bappc
settlement 4 Heble's life. For himself, think, he
had no ungratified wish; the hoods thee trial oars
loosened only by bin death." Mrs. H.ble's health
sever ramie, heek• de•• in 1862. and she went with
her hoshand to Pentane*, is 1863 to Torquay, awl
in 1864 to PVIA•DOS again. ID 1866 they went to
B "mien) nib, where Mr. Helots died in Mar.& huit,
and where Mr.. Held., 011 the removal rif her hus-
band', body to Horsley. hogged that his grime might
be kept ..pea for her, as she should not le long apart
from him. " Mrs. Heide lived." says flrir J. ,ho
Coleridge, "to be thaukful that he wan Tared the
pains of survivorship." She bee been buried by the
side of her huslisad in Horsley obsrohyard, sear
Winchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

TUB DORMIIT MILITIA.

" I have never known as quiet • payidtg-off day
beat," is the practicel testimony of an experienced
p-hee• fßoer to the spoon. of Mr& Colonel Nies-
b.n... exertions for the wilfare..f lb. linnet rest.
hold ..f whim, and as we write this (Betued.,y)
tootiong, lint few men remain in the town, and Lbt y
Cr. poet, respectable, and respected, whereas at tire
en.l f former training'. AMID erre to be emu shout
the torten. its every stage of tipsiiication and disorder.
The cr.. rning event of a well. edited moods moat be
mat gratifying 10 Mrs. Bingham sod the gallant
toloncl, while its ea encouraging feet to the Olden.
thropic in all place. as *bowing that honest well.
doected efforte fur the good of other. sill be appre-
ciated by three wboas it m intended to benefit,
and will achieve, not primps all the swoon hoped
and ~, ,en for, but so much as to be prs-ennuen.ly
chearion. Wiwi. Nom Mr.. Biugbam intinia•ed bar
intennon to provide • " tea and onff.e reading.
room" for the regiment, in the hop. of alluring them
from the qui-sweetie piece. of roost which bad bid
to such est seems in former yearly tbe project we.
admired, bat its soonom wigs by no names generell.
antictioted ; and, spperently, with good reseon.
For who the, maw the D, militia on say Pal jag'
off day, 1b66, could bare believed that tea and
would no tbe recurrence of that day thin >ear
bare quenched their evideatly overwmaing desire
for hm" rahaa hh'irattl• ; •r that we. who Bien
awakrited the street echo.. ier ribald wogs, 'Mould
now bare joined with Mra &tight.= in pri,juit ggsr.d
mom° in naroicioy ; or who knoeing bow lam )ear
their leisure boats were spent in hoer booms
bandying °our...jests, telling rods stories, and not
unftequentle quarrelling ogee pot. ..f bear, ,g,sld
o
have ielieved that in 1866 they would be fund
reading or chatting. or letter •ritinit. or ensued in
innocent recreation in the Dorchester Corn Exchange.
Barel7. it is sot to be wooderod at that good people
smiled at the Idea increfittlow4l. And it was so
*soy task that him Bingham usdersook; indeed, we
feel woe that there sre but taw 1.61.. ptt lo
Pritopt awaiting to say so—witti 'coda 'met des*
*ha Wm achilsoh Wig igp W end-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

POOLE.

MIDIONIAL TO TAX LATt Rey. P. W. Jowyry.
- A handsome memorial t al dm ha. recently been placed
loth* chancel of St. Jamee's Chinch to broom yor
the late Key. Peter Wm. JoUtit, w.a.. who was fir
pearly 70 yews the gator of PA.. The memorial
has been ereeted in • onet of lade short of gum,
long standing debt ft m the inhabitants to the
wry of one who in his day ass generally
esteemed sod bole's&

Pirrrr Seaumis, Thursday. —Before J. WOO4l,
fl-q. (Motor). E. Mullett. H. Harris, and J.
Lanheater.ll.qra—• Osh-dealer named Thomas Bailey
niss hmosht up for allowing his arse children to
Woman clisrgeohle to Pool. onion. He i.e waJ•oirer
and had plamid the children sith • siar.r.iwisw,
paying her for maintaining them A few dqrs siuo!.
however, he treat out of town, got some drink awl
omitted to send anything for the support of his obil•
dm; and they were taken to ag oo,g.haug.
Bailey sow said he was willing to provide for them.
To insure his doing so, his i. seutenced to it,,.
month.' hard 'shout, the sentence not to he carried
001 10 long ash' properly maintained his children,

A C•rTAIN DKOWSIED.—Oci Friday an inquest
was hild at the Townh.ll, before G. B. Aldndge,
Ifyg., bloom, mochas the death of John Staff, of
Portan •eth, said 61, whose body was found in the
water early the aims morning The deomewl, who
elle the master of the brig Your Naar, loft the
Ootieb and Hones pada-boos. about batf-pest ten
o'elook. i• order to go on board hie resell The
dammed, it appears, was in the act of making the
ship's boat secure, when he fell across the rope esallird
tns 'painter" and was found with hie brad and
hit feat immersed in tLe water. It is somewhat
nagular that on one beard tbe erre of lb. drowsing
man, arid the diemivery might not bane been made
we sees by seyersl hears, had not the duties of (leery
Cobb, etpker at Messrs. BONIN. steam mill., taint
him OW ehs spot before daybreak, to examine the
mouth "(a pipe connected eith the will machinery.
The jery Wanted a vrrdiot of 'pad drowsed."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

BLANDIORD.

LOCkL BOAILD.—Toe snositag of this
Baird was held on Wsdaseilay. May 11th. Then
wore present, Mr. Darden (chairman), awn.
Hoare, Abbott, Park, Davis, Bell, lleades,
Beeville, Smith, Evers, Jvhos, and droves,—lu
pursuance of the order of the Board at their aseetin
oo the 214 of Bier& last the Sarerger reported
that be had examined the Wads over the Siotpellts
in the district, aed found that they *clad all be pat
eight feet high as &wordage), with the Ac!, hot that
if they were so altered they would be little eras
protection to the shops. After amine discnunion it
wee ordered that the suljerst of altering the blinds
stand over with the nest ineetieg. —Prank Pad-
dock attended the Revd and applied for leave be
erect a slaughterhouse in his gardso in Beetutrest
Proposed by Kr. Heuville, ineooded by Mr. Elisitli„
Wu such apphoetice be refused —(earried). Re-
solved that Mr. Sikkim& Bast-street, be written to,
hint not to kill Digs for the porpoise of lde
trade tiniest in e legally registered slaughter.
boom —Ordered that an estimate for a genera
district rata be prepared and laid Wore the Board
at the sett meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

PLYMOUTH.

-- - -
WRY11"1. it las 42 maroon in the Naval Reserve.
The Pnissnt • betel etreagth of the forge is 17.017.
TARIi amain of the Bath Chairmen took plsoe
on eday, whoa the previous heelless were
e. ed.

la Paihamant un Monday night Mr. J. Floyer,
M. F.,• presoaked a petition from °Motors of the Dor-
chester, Werr.outh, and War mmater turnpike
trusts for onnmieneatton from the trust funds For the
abolition of ofloe.

Turrum—The sh'at Who awl Msria, Captain Bellot,
from neciely oo Tuesday 18 choice turtirs, at
this port. They a' tutored much atteotloo amorimit the
nhalritsufm. • Weymouth fish talesman purchased
icl for ZOO, ad seat them to Loodoo.

III! I
00,1. of a new lot n( buildings woe
1.61 on edmiesotty, with Witting eerensoey, be KM
I)Ver,l/...! daughter of the n 'paned owner, Mt. Wm.
Hier. et al merchs. I. Tbe bai'dinrs are fel Intensive
corn sad sosl stores. upw•rda of 100 feet long by 301eet
wide. -sod foes ilse Custom Hooey. They will he a
groat imortieement to the tonality. Ye tem gement
wifia •of the roalm were deposimd in the moon Tho
lam ektuen were regaled during the evening.
B tIMICON PETTY &SMOTE, TOOMlX7.—Before the
'Mayor and IL 11.yly. taq.—A ease which premed hard
upon an innocent party um brought brims the Bench.
Some persons living in 'ath-streek baying no drainage
of their nun, thlow all Hair nuisancea, sob.., and
esrious kind. of 'erase in a yard belonging to Mr.
Stephen Brows. Kr. Brown complained to tb• le.
sPeetor of Neisanees item rid times sheet Um mil-rasa%
and the luareter eummoned hint for pintail-Magi' to re-
main on his premises. Mr. Brtorn did not appose
pereouslly, bst lais son attended in his stead, sad
state,' that he considered it • very hard ens to be
summoned to answer for the off- news of Mint
persona He also thought it we. lb* duty nf
the Intnewliwr s.f Nei-anew to leek up all ewe
within the town and not wait till infneined
I.y other partite. Here. in thia ease, hie lath*, and he
lad rimers th attention of the Inspector to the dream-
nuncio ...teal and now, instant' of summoning
the right penmen, the inametor bad sentinuatid hi.
father who msde the bandana. He could not see
that that was s atilt thing at all. The Beneh said
that Hr. Bonn ought to wanimon tise parties for eons-
mitting • etrisimee no hi.. premimis. The Inspector had
dons perfectly right la temlng the seutnamse gain.' hie
father The yowls maa gar big lather 6.d eow had
the refuse earned meat. The Mayor Then the
summons will be dismissed against yen by paying 2... 101.
onnet. The young man thotight it eras •xtr.mels hod,
to be subjected to the unionises of othera, then to be
pet to the expense of removal. end lastly, I. have to
pay 21. 10d., through the seroog.doieg of others. Be
should not pay. Ti.. illityor mid if he did Dot, the
ciao would be gone into, which would add to the wet&
Ti., money was subtequently paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

WET 11013TH.

NAVAL Foirenat.—.l naval funeral, which from
its novel character attracted much notice, occurred
berg on Swords, last. Mr. Tnorne, 42 years 0f...,
assistant paymaster in H.M.S. Frederick Walloon,
at present stationed at Kingstown. ne young man,
suffering from tbe risme of • foreign climate, was
hr. eight home invalided to the residence of his uncle,
Mr. Richard Cummins, St. Tboassa'-street, where
be died mune eight or nine days AMC". He
was • young man of orld disposition, and
bad gained a first clam certificate for proficiency.
The *An was conveyed to Lim cemetery oa
• gun carriage, covered by the (Taloa Jack instead
of a pal, and drawn by sailors. The solemn
service provided for the burial of the dead
was read in • very impressive manner by the Rey.
H. Glegeon, the chaplain of H.M.S. St. George,
now stationed at Portland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

POOLE.

TIII JOINT STOCK B•1111L—Tbo VierebaDerlier
hail appointed Mr. C. F. Kemp interim official
lqutlo,,,r o lb. beak.
, Owe SoBBERY.—Oo Tuesday Z•lward Welch was
broembt up to ousSAy of Supt. Gifford, by hOM he
was apprehended in Lindon, charged with baying
robbed a ship lying in Poole Harbour, on the night
of the 8 h inst. l'ae captain, Mr. Jamas Kent,
identified oertoip property found in the possession of
thr prisoner as stolen from his ship, coologing of
vat-knit art/oleo of wearing apparel. Ile was com-
mitted by the Mayor for trial at the nest Quarter
Seesiona
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

POOLE.

129 SEAMEN of this port are 00r41.10 in ONO
Naval Reserve.
Tel Fumy") ON MIL WARING, M.P.—On Monday
Milts Middlesex flatelons, se MI and n.torioue odfancler
one of the stilled writers of corniest., distress warren*
pentium, and memorials of the beggiacletter dem who
had himself preyed upon the public- for the last 26 yews,
wa• charrol with obtaining mosey by Woe prelim°.
from Lord Pelham, Mr, Wsring. M.P., and Mr. W.lsh,
M.P. Oar readers will reinember ho represented to
Mr. Waring that be wee a voter for Poole, and in great
di.tresathreugb thickener his ship, whereupon the hon.
geotleman kindly gave him £5. The however,
left a lot of bmgrog IsMere behind him, and woe
thee dissommed. Ws had been senviated sixteen times,
sod was now sentenced to penal servitude for five years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22

BOURNEMOUTH.

Tim meat jnt stook hank failure has ceased
quits • panic here ansingst the mechanics and
labourers, upwards of 100 were discharged on Bider.
giay, and the like number it is expected will be
inindasly treated at the end .1 the preempt week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

POOLE.

Tff I STEAM= ALBION, rektfad and improved,
now again tallies her bi-weekly trips to Cherbourg.
On Saturday week she made the shortest passage
that bee been experienced sines the opening up of
the traffic, taking only 61 boors for the return horn
Cherbourg to this port. Bhe was more than
ordinarily freighted, moreover, with about 290
animals, and • full cargo of vegetables, eggs, kc.
The French trade exerts s very sensible influence on
the prios of provisions in this town. New potatoes
have for some time past been cheep and abundant.
and the prices of fruit, poultry, eggs, and several
other articles, would be considerably higher but for
the plentiful supply from ("harbours.
POOLS QU•RTIII SLIYIIOII2I Wife held on Satur-
day before Montague &re. Req., recorder of South-
ampton. The learned gentleman made a very lucid
address to the grand jury, and remarked to them that
the cause of his being there was the indisposition of
their learned recorder, It nry Boller, Req., wbo was
then on the continent for the purpose of recruiting his
health, and in diamiming the grand jury to their duties he
(the learned deputy-recorder) oancratulated them upon
the immunity from crime in the borough, a fact which
he attributed to the activity of their pee. The grand
jury then retired, alai after being abrient but a few
minutes they returned into court finding a true bill
agaiiiit Edward Welch for felony. The prisoner pleaded
guilty to the indictment which charged biro with idea:-
ing from the ship Pyramus, lying near Poole barboir,
various articles of wearing apparel of the value of £4,
the property of the master, Mr. James Kent. Tun
civile of the goods were noovered by Superintendent
Gifford, who apprehended the prisoner in London.
There being nothing known airiest the prisoner's
Prerions character, he arm sentenced 10 be imprisoned
for sic weeks' bard labour in PooLe gaol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

NOTICE TO CORIUISPONDENTS.

EVERT oomumnieation must be authenticated by the
name and address of the writer there)f, not neces-
sarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good
faith.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

cArns STATISTICS.

A letter received by the Lord Lieutenant of the
county from Bail Grey was read. in which the Lords of
the Committee of Privy Council for trade, wieveyed an
intimatien of the sense entert.ined by their lordships
of the eseistence rendered by the wanly magistrates in
promoting tb• collection of the returns relatiee to live
stock in Great Briton, and observing that copies of the
return. had been sent to the Clerk of the Pesos for dis-
tribution amonget the magistrate..
The CHAIRMAN said be hoped they deserved the
thanks tendered to them. But it was • very (serial.
thing, thee was a census taken in 1801—the original of
which Wal in hi. poem-salon—of the live and dead Mock,
taken et the time an invarion was expected, so that they
might tell the number of the live steak in Hemet at that
period, in order to know their remoras@ for feeding the
troops in amen, need. He bad compared those numbers
with the retorts just issued, and it rendered him • little
disinclined to accept the thanks tendered to them, with-
out saying a word about it. He mold scarcely believe
the increase bad been so small am the numbers slowed in
the Board of Trade reternii. for it saa an increase of
only 4.000 cattle between 1801 and the present time—
(laughter). His own assumption wee from his own
knowledge, riding, so he del, a great deal about the
country, that they bail not been quite as deserving of
thanks as they were •UPPMed to be.
Mr. J. H. CALcaser said it was quite notorious that
many persons in the county had not sent in their returns
as to the number of their cattle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

COVIITY RIFSINDITO IL

The emornittos report,d that the reoeipts of this
quarter had been as follows Bedsore in hand last
quarter. £1,030 2a. 34. ; county rote of trl. in the k,
LI 520 14s. ; flees sod fee., £142 6d. 5d.; treasure
return for prosecutions and oonveying oonv;ete for the
Italf.pesr ending 30th December last, K 505 6r. 74.;
oilskins • total of £4,2869.. 94. The payment. had been
£269611.. 21., leaving • belancein hand of Cl2ol 18t 74.
The tionamittes recommended a fd. rate foe the ensuing
qu.rter. Mr. GOMM= dated the iloi•tv of line. on
cattle plague proeecutions amounted to £ll5 Or. 64. The
report was adopted, and • id. rate ordered. At the mig-
ration of the Chairman, the Cattle nape Committer,
wilv authorised to expend • sum not exceeding £lOO, in
reimbursing the Inswotor-Generil foe payments out of
pocket he had made in the matter of the o.stUe plague,
and Lis lordship said that no doubt the future filecrerary
ef State would bring in • bill similar to that Mr. Glad•
s'one bad intended to introdnoe for making cattle
plague expenses to COMO oat of • loin! rate.

ELECTION OP MATSON.
Two mindidater only appeared before the Meanie
Committee, viz, lire. A. 0. L. H. Corben, a widow,
wad 39, now residing at Bradford.oesd von, se mistress
of the Voir", workhouse schools, and Miss Beebel
Barnes, aged 4S, who lass been for the last eight years
• female weed. rin the county geol. Both produced
tvetirooeials of a hiahly satisfactory character. Mr.
Ooodden said that the visiting juatiese recommended
meet strongly that Rachel Barnes .hold be appoteted.
Loring the eight year@ she had been a warder, there
had nee. r been a complaint against her, and not oral,
that. but during the three years of Mn. Lawrence @
illnese, .he had discharged the duties of matron, at a
salary of 14e. per week, and the visiting justices re-
sommerided that she should be appointed matron at a
sa'ary of £4O. year. without reties'.
Captain FOtallt, as Chairman of the Visiting Justices.
proposed the election of Buses at £4O per annum.
The Bey. C. W. RisGriati seconded the motion, and
i t was carried without dissent.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

ANOTEIZR PRUSSIA% VICTORT.

Enicsiams, July 5.—A mover* en/admen, kee "ken
plate between Prnsaians and Bavarians near Dermbech.
The Bavarians were repulsed, and the Pringle= have
occupied Dermbesh in dreng forte. A crest number
were wounded on both aide..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

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ffgriculturt.

TH3 ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOOLITT. —The
meeting of members of this society was held at tLiuga.rj
and Garter. Richmond, on Friday. Lord Powia, In the
unavoidable absence of Loud Tredegar. the Freakiest of
the institution, in the chair. There wee no besieges of
importance to be transacted, the meeting having been
milW chiefly to comply with the terms of the sookny'e
chatter, which requires the members to be convened time
time. in each year. The secretary, Mr. Hall Dere,
erplained that it was the ctmal practice for the sense'
general stetting to lake place In the ehow•yard ; bat
this summer the society would hold no cattle show, In
conesquenee of the rinden.. On the motion of the
Hon. 0. Denoombe, sseooded by Mr. Oliphant Fessuon,
it was resolved that the thanks of the moreksig should
be conveyed to Lord Tredegar for his seednat as
President of the society daring the pest year. The
proceedings closed with the usual eouspiirsest lo
L chairman for the day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

BIRTH

July 2, at Child °Word, the wife of Kr. W. WOOl.
hey, of • daughter.
July 2. at West Stafford, the wife of Mr. Charles
Porter, of aeon._
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lull 5, at Weat Stafford, the wife of Mr. Robert
Smith, of •eon,

July 5, at Cana, the trite of It C. Shuttle, Req.,
M.D., Of o daughter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

Paoroama roa AN ARmetrics DICLIPRIL

Bums, July e. —The Minister of Pollee has officially
announced, this afternoon that the proposals of an
armistice. presented by Cl-nerel von °Wens immediately
after the last defeat of the Austrian army, hive been
deolined.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

WINTERBOUNE STICK LAND.

Tirmetnases FEKTIVAL.-00 Wednesday, the 4th
inst. the Stii.kland Branch of tbe Temperance
Society held their annual demonstration. During
the afternoon the village was olivened by the
Whitchnrch Temperance Brass Band, who played •
*election of pieces with their mum! ability. Pro.
Cl...lions. too, took placed the Band of Hope headed
by some of the senior members of the society. At
Nye o'clock all sat down to tea in a barn kindly lent
for the occasion by Messrs. Rogers of cluarlestone.
So numerous was the company that it was found
necessary to make two different parties, as there was
not room in the building to accommodate them all at
onoe. After tea, which all appeared to relish with
true temperance appetite, the band again played and
another procession was formed, after which the barn
was thronged with visitors to hear addresses from
friends of the cause. Mr. Hodges, of Blandford, took
the chair, and gave a very Denville and earnest
affdresa. Other speakers followed who we regret to
say did not keep so closely to the subject as the
worthy chairman. The meeting was eloped about
nine o'clock by singing the Doxology and the band
wound up the proceedings by playing the National
Anthem. We should perhaps add that a number of
books, of an interesting character, were distributed
among those juveniles who had perseveringly
rousted the temptations to partake of intoxicating
liquors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1866,

John Love 33 labourer, pleaded guilt, to stooling
several articles beloaging to hte master, William Hatch.
I hum, at Lvme Regis, end was /nod is. and ordered to
tlischargod on enteting Into recogniesnora himself in
#33 and two sureties in 110 cards to como up for feather
judant,,ot when 'abed upon.

;dein Dentin,' U. George Davi. 19, Blseiben
Randall, 15. and J..lin Maiderninn, 3, all on bell,
eherged with stealing 98 lbe. it( coal value 31., at
Wareham, belonging to Georgia Bee, were acquitted.
Fittr,irt 11312; Plorled rani to house breaking it
Wyk, “••1 nt 1.4 144. and a Rola ring, be.
longtov to Jams Ilawford ; sentenced to 8 months'
hard labour.
SECOND COU Ht. —I:I! for!! J. FIJ.TICI, EA., Ml'..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

WAREHAM.

TEM LOC•L GOVCRPIM ENT ACT. -WO under-
stand that the Mayor of Wareham totaled. shortly to
convene a mooting for the purpose of deciding
whether any steps shall be taken to place tbe town
under all or any of Use provisions of the Local
Government Act.

EMIR BANKRUPTCY COURT. —WedlNKKhy.—.
Before Mr. Registrar King. Rs G. C. Beer, furniture
dealer &a, Wareham, IDoreet. First meeting.
Mr. H. H. M. Dew appeared for the estate.—Tbii
official sesignee's report showed that the bankrupt's
liabilities were £79 Hs 10d., and his meets £25
good debts. His furniture and stock•in-trade had
been sold by his brother, under a bill of sale—nil
left a creditor for £75. Bro assignee was chomp.
The last meeting was lined for the 21st proximo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

F"' HOMCEOPATEI DI COCOA in
Packetn —The panty, delicacy of flavour, and
roperties of this Coals, as well as the great
facility with which it is made, hare rendered it a
standard article of general consumption. It Is highly
approved and strongly recommended by medical men,
and is equally adapted for invalids and general we-
'UMW.

WHAT MONEY CAN'T DO
IN this world it ia difficult to say, judging from
the numerous purposes to which it is applied.
We know what • little money CAP do, if in-
vested in the porthole of a Box of PROUD'S
COMPOUND HEPATIC PILLS, the universal
remedy and great panacea for all disorders of
the Liver and Stomach within the reach of all who
suffer from Bile, Wind, Indigestion, Costiveness, Un-
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Sickness, Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Swimming La the
Head, Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach
Low Spirits, Pains in the Shoulders and Back, a Dry sod
Furred Tongue, Dislike to Food, Spasms, Singing Nouse
In the Head, Distension of the Stemmer after Food,
Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness, • Dry Cough,
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the whole Frame. They are gentle and pleasant in their
operation, require no confinement, nor alteration of
diet, and may be Wren with parfest safety by both sexes
of all aim
Prepared only by A. J. EVANS, Chemist (Peoceseor
to Mr. Proud), Dorchester. Sold by all respectable
Chemists everywhere In Bosse la. 14d. sash.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

THE ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVE.

AulegDdli, July 7.—lntellilence received Mere
from Abyssinia magmatic.' that the departure of the
European captives has again been delayed by the
Emper er Tneodore. Tbeir fate depends epee the result
a the mi Mon of Mr. Fled to the Bate& Government,
requesting on behalf of the Emperor the assistance of
P.nmeisd in the event of war bMween pt and
Abyssinia. The Emperor Is impopular, and the country
a state of brigandage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

MARRIAGES.

July 4, at Ersrohns, Mr. Conway, builder, to Mire
Pruderies I
Miller, of Holdout.
July 6. at Si. Illary's Church, Weymouth, by the Rev.
. Mr. Collins, William James, eldest eon of Mr. Joasph
!Hymen, of Dorchester, to Harriet, eldaet daughter of
Mr. Nark Flusher, of More CritchelL

July h, at St... Paul's Church. Fisherteo, Salisbury,
by the Rev. W. H. Botha, N.A., Nieholss Posime,
oecond son of Thomaa Eduardo, East., the Scilly Isles,
to Mary Ann, only child of Thomas Hutchens, Fag, of
Salisbury. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

LONDON MWMI'S.

EY EXPRESS et BLECTRIO TELEGRAPE

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MARK•LANE, MONDAY, JOLT 9.

The Uri ',alio( bowie-mown wheat were very moderate*
condition good, trade i• • most inactive state. In
prices • further decline look pls., and the quotations
are 'Ow 4a. per quarter beneath the late highest point,
The market was iooderately supplied with foreign wheat.
Demand very inactive, and a further decline of Is. to
2a. per quarter took plane in prises. Roiling cargoes
of grain were dell, and lower is value. Spring corn in.
active, at tardy late rates.
Marley trade was dull, at barely late rates.
Malt in Lion request, at late rates.
Oats ruled heavy, at drooping prices.
Beans in short supply, yet trade was dull on rather
easier terms.

-7..7.7...ii;r lower.
Flour changed bands to a very moderate extent, at
drooping currencies.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Jr:Ly 9.
A lam supply of foreign stock, sad sales were rather
aifficalt, at full prices. The arrival. from our out
grazing districts were on the toluenes, but their general
quality was only middling. Good sod prime breeds
moved off steadily, at full quotations; otherwise, the
trade was inactive, .t barrly late rabrs The best Scots
and cross's realised se. 84. to se. lOd., in some instanees
6s. per 81b.

The show of English sheep was only moderate of
foreign extensive. Oond and prime downs and half-
breds were in steady request, at full prices. Inferior
sheep were • slow thipiry, at late rates. The general
top figure was 6a, but in some instances 6s. 4d. per 81b.
was obtained for prime downs.
A good demand for lambs, at from 6s. Bd. to Bs. per
81b. Supply rather limited.
Calves • dull inquiry, at from 4s. 44. to be. per 81b.
The pork trade vrits in a sluggish state, at about last
week's currency.

MONEY MARKET, JUT 9.
Consols for money axe 87j to j, and for the account
m7l to 88.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

*am pobire.

A LTON.

CIIOICII-11ATZ CONTEST. —A coated at Alton,
Haata, for a 44. ohuroh-rate, closed ontlaturday with
the following result —ln favour of the rate, 108 ;
61Piniat, 71; majority in favour of rate, 316

ROMSEY.

ELEGII sir in sexii de LORD PALIIIRSIVIR, par
J. BuLuvxs, inadrige ex Rif/lair par Mims P.
TOPPIR, D.C.L, (3rd edition), oommends itself to
our notice by the fact that of this third edition two
hundred copies hare been presented as a donation to
the fund for erection of a National Monument to the
memory of the dimmed at linnisey. The elegant
Freud) verification of Mr. Sullivan, of Jersey,
been rendered line for line and almost word for
word, by Dr. Martin Tupper, of Albery, Guildford,
With astonishing fidelity, especially when the absolute
identity of the measure adopted both in Preach and
English is remarked. Not the least interesting
portion of this little work is a sort of appendix, in
which we reed the biography of Lord Palmerston in
the light of Frisch sathusimin, and in foot of a cosmo-
politan adiniratiom of England's lost stateessaa.
Perhaps it is the proudest boost of en Butpire
which it has been mid that 'ti. mu never lets,"
I that her griefs audio's are re-echoed all over tie
world, in every language known under heaven.
Commencing at the nearest point, the old Norman
dependencies of the Crown known a. the Channel
Wanda, iii. not the least gratifying tribute to the
memory of Lord Palmerston that is here paid in the
court language Moomplimeat, the elegant
of our Prench•epesking fellow subjects To follow
the eloquent writer through his poetic or his prose
Indoftluom would be to rehearse in terms which no
"her lAniPlafis, sums the Frimob admits of without
suspicion of extraveganoe, the merits of the great
man who hes gem to his rest. But to them oon-
vermait with the loigeige, sad amiable **appreciating
the tale of thought and mind that &labials it.
poinioaal• outbara, no tribute we bort yet sass

paid to tbo memory of Lord Palmenton excels this
in eloquence or vivacity. Publiabed by W. Ramon
Smith, of Soho-square, it is elegsait/y printed on
toned paper, at the charge of a shilling, and ia worth
preserving as a oontemporary out-pouring of the
popular and universal feeling incident tom sorrowful
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

fCRI A L TROCHES 01
LOZENGE&

A BRANCH HOUSB in now opened in
London for their Bale. They are very pleaaan
to take, contain no opium. and children will find them
very beneficial in mere of Whooping Coach. People
who are troubled with a backing cough, should try them
sr ore.; they are a refs and wars remedy.
C.oushs, fieersenem, and the various Throat Affectioo
to which Publie *eskers, Military Officers, and Singer
are liable, relieved by "Brown • Bronchial Troches.
Haying a direct influence to the affected parts, they
allay Pulmonary Irritation. Tte freedom from all
rieteterioris ingredients render "Brown'. Bronchial
Troches' • asfe remedy for the mom delicate female, or
youngest child, and has caused them to be held in the
highest esteem by Clergyman. &Apra, and Public
Speakers generally.
Anions the many testimonials is a letter from Rey.
Henry Ward Beecher, whisk may be use. at oar office,
Amongst the many eminent singers who use the
Trashes and speak highly of them, we would mention
MUM LOUlili Ainsley Cook, and others of the
Royal OW*.
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Among the hundreds of testimonials, is one from
Prof. J. 11. Siddons, London. The following is an
intrant:—"l have tried Mrs. Wiselow's Sootbits
Syrup upon my infant boyrri six months. who s•lret al
from hie teething, and it wed him immediately."
Sold by all Chemists, M Li. lid. per bottle.
directions with each bottle.
Call on the Cbetnide for one of Mrs. Winslow'.
Family Alumnae. and Domestie Receipt Books for 1865,
Chary&
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KEATING'S PERSIAN INSECT-
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this Pointer. which is quits harmless to anima life.
floid In Paokots,ls. and 2s. Bd. roe; or IL P•ekoi fro,
by post lot 12 Sloops. and 2s. 6d. on rseolpt of 36.
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T. YnAtiso, St. Pool's Oburehyard, London.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

CASSELL'S PURE TEA.

In consequence of the reduction of duty, the list of
prices • Ws Team hes been revised and greatly
ower affording consumers the utmost advantage,
and are now sold from per 2s. to as. per lb., In paekete
from 2os. to 11b.

Agents wanted in every Distrietatot yet occupied.
For terms apply to
CASSELL, SIUTH, k Co.. 80, Fugatracuarkser
Lompoc
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

Deputy Cf.airsaan.

Charlea 11i.hop, Mt labourev. was found guilty of
stealing flirts Mum rabbits at Milborne St. Andrew,
b longing to Thomas Arthur Blair. and a former con-
tention king proem/, was sentenced to 12 months' hard
labour.

petience canter, 38, pleaded guilty to stealing Is. ed..
sollwr. two reek ties. and lan epees, at Cern* Abbas,
Jane 30, hnloagini to Joan Denier; elee to "dim
' quilt end a towel et the same Once, the property of
Charles food Curtis, and wan mentenend to 4 mouths'
hard 149er.

Emily New Omitted guilty to larceny et Weymouth,
end woe mentenced to one montb'e hard shour.
The business el the seatioss was concluded it them
o'clock.
POOLE.

Tug CHIRBOORG STIAMSR.—The Albion, wit:.
went • few months Mace to Glasgow for repairs,
returned to Poole A floe saloon cabin has bee°
built on the deck, and handsomely fitted up.

OYSTER CULTORL. —Tim ROW beds are mid to have
a very promising appearanoe, thole who have
examined them reporting that they are covered
with spawn. About 250,000 oysters have been laid
down altogether. There is one danger, however,
that is a source of newly avrakimed anxiety. Our
native fisherman have an idea the beds are net
down sufficiently in deep water and apprehend that
from will kill the "young fry, "when winter seta in
We trust the apprehension is unfounded, but must
not forget that the management of the matter has
been conducted on the French system, and that the
managers have been anomie:lased to warmer latitude.
then our own. The coast of Boulhern gurope will
admit of oyster-culture its shallow water, bat the
winters are sometimes v•ry severe here—a fact, we
fear that has not sufficiently been borne in remem•
bunco
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

" Tbess isorrussasts of His Grass,
How boautUal they stand;
The glory of our motive place,
The bulwarks of our land."

And he expressed the wish that within their walls,
throughout the length and breadth of the land, nothing
might ever be board but the Ospel in all its simplicity,
Is all ita purity, Jo all I. energy, in all It. majesty, In
all its suSciascy, its power. Is all its commissions.
May Goleta' be beard in our shushes but Christ the
wisdom of God, asd Christ the power of God , for this
and this oni, is life eternal, to know God gad Jesus
Christ whom He haa sent. After the sermon the Holy
Communion was administered, the Its. H. Rawboson.
rector of Me parish, being the celebrant, and Her.
J. L L Telford taking Nis poet communion.
In addition to those elorgynxin who took part in the
MM.% the following away men also present : Boyd..
Frederisk Fobs, J. F. Davidson, F. A. Baker, W.
H. Wait, V. F. 'taboos', H. 11. Fronds, F. Williams,
W. Bash. 0.1 Welton, F. W. J.nvrin, F. Brown,
L. Tandinsce, C. H. Towlines, and C. G. Wheat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

THI PRUSSIANS IN BOEIRMIL

The Prussian are at Pardabiti. mid the Austrians are
retreating on Brunn. the deetination probably being
the Danube and Vienna. The Austriane are said to
have abandoned Prague, and doubtlem the Prussians
are by this time in powiesnion of the town. In south-
western Germany the Bavarians have been beaten in
enconniere with Freeman troop' on the read to Frank-
fort, and the Friesians are said to be advancing
'victoriously."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

BOU RN E OUTH.

Tin 29th anniversary of Her Majesty's coronation
was celebrated here, as oes former oossaosse, in •
truly loyal and patriotio mentor. The 19th Rant/
rifle corps under the command of Captain Creeks
and Lieutenant Parker, and tbe coastguardmen
under this °amend of their 0150011 lieutenant
Wootartan and Mr. Coßens mustered in the square,
and beaded by the newly formed rile bend marched
through the priori* streets of the town, and on
arriving at the pier went through a variety of evolu-
tions much to the satisfaction of their gallant
commander.; • feu Sr joie was fired, and three
hearty cheers were given, such as Britons knoe bow
to give for our beloved monarch. Tney then pro-
ceeded to • field lent for the occasion by • much
esteemed and loyal inhabitant of the town, Mr.
Rebbeck, and sat down to a sumptu .us repast pro-
vided by on. of their brethren in arms, Mr. Surdas,
isonfeotioner, to whom great praise is due for tbo
tact he dieplaved as • caterer, and no leas praise is
doe to Mr. Bayley, of the Victoria Hotel, for the
excellence of the wines which graced the festive
board. It was truly pleasing to witness so many
brave defenders of nor country asiesubl-d together
is social harmony, and we were particularly struck
with the martial appearance and stalwart forms of
the rile carps, which is doubtless I. be Weans:id to
their propensity for • less intoxiosting beverage than
malt and hops. The usual loyal toasts were given
and enthuniaMicelly responded to, and the tool of
"the army, navy, and British volunteers," propmed
by the chairman, Captain Creeks, met with • similar
ovation. The day was beautifully fine, and some
hundreds of excursionists took short aquatic trips
on the Premier steamer, which arrived from Wey-
mouth with • goodly number of pleasure seekers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

WI M BO RN E.

Six rn cronarr Ruin CORPS.—The monthly in-
spection of this °orris. by Capt. and Adjutant Bar-
rett, took place on Thursday lag, at the Grammar
School yard. There waa a good muter of volunteers
who went through the drill to the trident aatiafac.
Lion of the Adjutant.

A CRICKET MATCH WU meetly played at Ring-
wood between these clubs, but owing to the
unfavourable state of the weather it was impossible
to play more than one innings. The game tomtits-ad
in favour of Rutgwood by 10 runs. Wunhorne
=red 54, and Ringwood 64.

Tux Lars LORD Rivras.—The will if the Right
Hon. George Pitt Rivers, Damn Rivers, of Sudoley-
castle, Gloueratershire, and Rushmore-lodge, Wilts,
was proved in the London ain't, no the 23rd elk,
by Lord Dacre„ the surviving executor; tho other
executor appointed being Mr. William Loftus
Lowndes, deoeseed. The personal property was
sworn under C 90,000. The will is dated July 3,
1862, and signed • • Pitt-Rivers," his Lordship's late
father, William Horace Peckford, third bord Rivers,
having asaumed Ad name of Pitt-Rivers. The
teetator, the late Lord Rivers, died at the ft* of 66,
on the 28th of April last. and lady Rivers, big
relict, only survived her husband two days, having
died on the 30th of the same month. The legacies
to her ladyship lapse into the residue. His lordship
bequeaths to his steward. Robert Hideout Harvey, a
'aptly of £6OO ; to his bailiff, James Large, an
swingy of £6O; to his butler, Mark Stafford, and
James P. Treoey, each an annuity of £25. All
legacies free of duty. There is • 000ditional annuity
of £3OO to his brother, the Hon. Horsoe Pitt. The
residue of his estate is to be divided among his
lordship's children equally. /llustraled Loredos•
Newt.

Ter GRAMMAR SCHOOL—fI. annual examination
and pnse-giving st this school took placie recently.
Mr. J. B. Garland presided, and amongst those pre.
seat were the Rev. Dr. Fletcher (head mister),
Major Portman, Mr. J. T. Beakett, Mr. W. Draitt,
Mr. R. W. Williams, Rsv. Prebendary Onelow,
Ray, D. P. Cooke'ley, and many ladies. Mr. W.
A. Fearon, t..miw of New College, Oxford, who
had conducted the cissiik.i ...simpatico, reported
favourably of the school. The subjects brought up
for examination had been prepared with ocmaerable
care, and was wall known. The leporM of tha other
examiners, which were read by Mr. T. Rawlins,
were also very satisfactory. The prises were than
distributed as follows :

The exhibition of £3O, tenable for throe yean, now
given for lb. first Una—Berry.
&hoof Prfsa : Claanee—Berry, T. (Mettle, A. Dibben,
A. B. Paget, B. Patsy, Clark. Mathematics Framp-
ton, P. Jones, C. Monekton, Page. Hinory, Geo-
graphy, &G.—Frampton, Piz, A. Dibben, Pearor. Di.
D.bben, Cottman. French—Berry, Monk-
land, Wakefield, R. Patey. Drawing—F. Fenton.
Extra Prat a: Bishop of Salisbury's pan for Divi-
nity—Wakefield. Chairman's prise for English Essay—
Berry. Mr. B. B. Bernard's price for Lan prose—
First, Berryl second, B. Dibben. Head Master's prise
for Latin Verse—Berry. Drawing Master's additional
prise—Parkinson.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

CHARMOUTH.

MANCRUITER NATION•L SICK AND BUILI•L
SOCINTT AND ANNUAL CORONATION Pie !IC. —On
Thursday the annual coronation pio-nic was held, and
the club festival was celebrated on the same day.
The members met at the Coaoh and Horses at 19
o'clock, and forming in propulsion, headed by the
Colyton brass band, they paraded the village, calling
at the residuums of some of their patrons and friends.
They afterwards repaired to a Said kindly lent by
Mr Hodges, where Mr Holly, of the Coach and
Horses, had prepared an escellent and hounti.
fol repast in the spacious Whitford marquee,
Dr. Norris presided, and the vice chair was tilled
by Mr Coins. Dinner over, the chairman proposed
the loyal toasts, and other toasts followed. The
Bridport rifle band now arrived in the field, and
having two bands dancing commenced. As the
evening wore on visitors arrived in great numbers
and awned to enjoy themselves thoroughly. Aunt
Sally was libesally patronised, and dancing wits kept
op with great spirit, and the clock had struck ten
before the National Anthem was played.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

FIGHTING IN THE TTNOL.

The Gariluldiso volunteers have been Arisen bank
In an ettempt to enter the mountains. with • loss of
700 killed aod wounded. A division of the King's
army has elan beau repulsed in an attack upon Borgo-
forte, but with alight Lou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

THIt JAVILIN MU.

Mr. J. GUIDRY moved "That the duties hitherto
discharypd by the High /3heriff's javelin men be in
future undertaken by the county polio., and that the
polioe committee be requested to wafer vi It the chief
constable on the subject." He pointed oat that some
yean ago • similar motion was used. by one of the
justice., end althousb the court at that time did not
think it advisable to carry out the proposition in its
entirety, they did adopt the principle to some *stoat,
for from that time the constabulary of the county bad
had the surveillance of the courts at Quarter amnions.
His motion would extend their employment to the
amine °gotta also. He bad made inquiries es to the
system which obtained in other amities, and had
received many returns on the subject. Almost the
whole ef the comities in the south of England adopted
the plan be wi.hed to me in action her., so did Lan.
eashire and Cheshire, and spiny of the Welsh counties.
The chief constable of Ewes, who was • great authority
In constabulary matters, 'poke roost decidedly of the
advantages which bad arisen to the county of EMIL
through the employment of the polies in the work, as
did also the chief constable of Devon. The latter
stated the system of payment adopted in Devoe, the
number of men detailed for the purpose, he., bat if the
Court adopted the principle of his motion he would
suggest that the details should be left to the Polite
Committee, only guarding the county against suffering
any pecuniary Ices by the alteration.
Major Faamerox read the report of the Police Com-
mittee in 1/359 on the subject, which was in favour of
the ohmage.
Mr. 01:111DIT remarked that the chief constable said
no inconvenience would arise from the employment of
the police in the work
M proposed.
In answer to Mr. FLOTIII, r. GINIDILY said that
insaat it would not reader necomeery the employmett of
additional constables.
The motion was carried unitaimmuly.
0001IITT PRIXTIIIO.

The wtolOokoise of tee Deceaselerâvlas, with Mr.
Dam% ware stmoisted s oommarme whit tam fetlem
Powers, to make snob wigwams's sad ester 'stow&
mataget or watagots as Ow stsP tbllb ProPeo. with
mimed to Om easety vigil
is gad ssigpMes olstglieesn.
M Tim s* of Mge Paseo to slot to tbo oolomittoo.
mid the emusittee to le-Itte Maillacdi a Mr.
Coombs, Um stork of the Nations a the DonibosOor
obooll dig so Sidak
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-10

imperial farliament.

ROUSH OF LORDS.

THLICSDAI.—F.rI Russell announoed that he had
been requested to move the further postponement of
public Antillean until Honda, next. The motion was
seconded by Lord Brougham, who took oceasion to ex•
press the horror he felt at the conduct of many of the
great Powers in connexion with the present state of
Europe. Austria had acted purely on the defensive,
and now that the had ceded Venetia to France be be-
heed that an imagine would at once be entered into
by the belligerents. He hoped the result would be the
holding of a Cengrees, which would lead to the estab-
lishment of peace throughout the Continent. The
motion was then agreed to.