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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

Mr. Bank's appeared for tbe presentation ; prise ller
was undefended, and hie lordship direeted that he
should clime round nearer. lie was ordered to stand

beside the judge.
Mr. Banks. said %hi wits a case of rink burning and
1,3 e thotiiiht it 'maid he brit to let the witnesses tell

tbetr 0.V12 tale.

H is Lordship agreed.
Barone! Hunt, farmer, et Goilingstrinei Purbeck, sold
delend•nt bad been in hie eervice am carter boy, two or
three years. On April 2 witness was In Swansarr and
heard there was • fire on his premises, end saw i,, end
then went back to h s farm with • policeman. Wnen
. . _ .

be unwed at the f.rm he found defendant. his father.
In:la w. and othors, but the only person near the are wa,
Trim, fathcr.in.law of defendant. The fire wasalloworl
to be burnt out. He bad Iron cistuinA by the palme.
the hoy being presoak In Trios pocket. were fount
in•tcher, • pipe, and tobacco, but nothins in iho boy's
pocket- him said he did not know bow it hail
baspened, and thy boy would not tell anything.
The Judge : That is • strong inferonee.
Witness gave Trio, and too boy in eberge of the
police, being quite utishod it must nave been one of
them.

By the Judge: Trim tried to hide his pine, for wit'
nr.ss had 'iron ord•rs that no one ahould smoke on the
farm, or they w-uld be diacharged.
The Judd* : lu answer to the magistrates you said:
The buy told y it he did not knw how 'twas done.
Wit.ess : Yee.

John Tram. carter, said Style *Caked under
Lim on dtiril 2, and preiriotirly. On that dote
the boy told bun his husiiter's rick was on flr.
Witne's tent Lb. boy t, Like the hay knife
out of the risk. which we, portly cut. Wittier* hod
been there a quorter of an hour before. Had not smoked
hear the rick that day.—Q: When did you Lave your
lest rinuke?—d 'Pother uight, dr, (iaughter). Witness
ountioned that they Gould not d'out the fire; but there
was come straw lying about, and they lot 'tout of the
was, not to s t fire to the hedge. 'I hey not eh.. 64y
knife out. When 11r. Hunt w.l in the stable, the by
said he did not know •1.63 caused the fire, and witness
e•itild not tell, eo the poliLewan took them both to
C.ofe Cectie.
hr. Henkel) them motioned e onovemition prisoner
had had with Tram; but it was decided not to put it
in evidence. . . .

The jutge said there appeared no object in the boy's
hoeing committed the offence, while the last witness
hs,4 an opportunity of causing the nee by accident. He
did not think the boy could be convicted on the
evuteack produced. If he IWO WY ...Iced hie opinion he
shoal think it more likely that the fire had been
caused by the witness Tnm in.tead of by the prisoner.
By direction of the Judge, the jury returned a verdict
of not enmity.
The Judge tidied if any one was present to take the
hoy home, and was informed that his mother and
father were present.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

ENGLISH WOOL.

Unreedr,Thiirsday.--fri;;;;;Areak- -.;iTio.tilities on the eon-
thient h ~.aile..ted the price of Englkh ve....1.. and the market
Is very unsett.ed, etc decline of 1.1 to 1.1 per lb. For Colonial
wools, the sale . f which 1. now in pr gnaw, descriptiont suit-
able for continental buyer. err 15 to 30 per cent. cheaper. The
decline on hone. trade deveriptionvit, however. confined to id
and IEI per 11‘.. at which therm is good competition.
CURIII•T Pair aor ENULIBII Woot.. Per lb. a d, U. d.
FIANCSI-- -,C. .uthdown inwete .. ..1 Ito 3
Hell-bred ditto .. .. • • 1 2 21
Kent Piece, .. • • •• 1 8— 4
Southdown ewes end wethere .. 1 oe 1
Leice.ter ditto • • .. 1 2 3
likerre--Clot hing .. .. • • .. 010 - 6
-big ..

Corni%lng .. 1 0 I 8
BIADtuRD. Th uraday. —The market to-day h ex trenteiv quiet
In es-cry branch. Tt e buaineot done in wool fa very atuall.
suplern, make -.Ana effort. 'tut in vain, to inouce apittnera to
do Ea-inc.... Prices are hardly teated. In the praent unantfa
factory condi, ion and pruppeeta of the trade there Ia .rowing
oranvictlun that the ranee of
_peke. will be

Pit Leao or 34 Titi

8111171111tLD, Tuumitay.
Prime Meadow Hay 110. tu Cl. 130. to 145.
Infer.nr do. .. 90. 1100. Interi... .1 . 110., 120,
N. Hay ilOn 105. Prime 2nd cut. 1104 120.
Interior do. 70e OA Inf.r4 2 do. . 00s 100 s
Straw.. 2ls 34. CHARLES Janu Emilo3.

I 11TER MARKET.
Thurwiay.- The In 'lowing were the current prices
at %hie market to Amy butter, per lb., Is 3,1 to la 4d;
wbey ditto, Id. to I.ojd.

110 P MARKET.

Boaoran, Thursday.— Patten.len and Smith report
the market a ithout alteration, the demand being t lan entlre,y
retail nature, at nominally •hangtal rate,. The plantation
see-mita continue on the rh favourable, though in 'onto
tnatanem. e.peelally 011 the light eon; the plant in turning
yellow from aent of rain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

CHAR II INSTIR.

WIBLITAN 81711101 Y BCIIOaL AVIITTERISAST.—On
Sunday last two sermons were preached in the Wes eyan chaps
on behalf of the Btins.iay school, by Mr. R. J. Jews", of Sything.
On Wain°, .ay the cis Wren perambulaMd the village Musing
various suitable hymns, after which • public tea was held in
. field kindly lent for the occseitin by Mr Read. After tea
the children enjoyed themselves with varieue sports.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

FRAUD AT BIANDTORD.

Emily Legg, -26",- i.rv&nt "-vh•adml guiliy to ohtsiniett
by fsise pretenots from Alfre,l two noire or
boots, of the rain° ,f with int.nr t defraud him
of the some, HI .n if .1,1 on the 19. h J4O.
One month hart I ibonr,
The Jo ige was timely informed that prisoner
hod been previously eonviet,ol, awl enquired why her
name we, not rut in the bitch hot .

Mr Bawler, deputy gnver”or, said prisoner had not
bit,n in their poi but in that it Poole.
The Judge said it vs' the dult of the prison
autboritie to bring the circumstance to the knowledr
of the Court.

CoNCRALIIIIIIT OF BIRTH AT.MILTIORT.

Amaic-Pearce. 19. aersitot, plesde pithy to con-
cealment of the birth of her child at Melbury Abbas,
on July 2.A. —B.-ntenc, rl ft ere&

THIW G AWAY • BABY AT BaOAMIATNF.

Mary f.lizabeds Batehrod, 25. wee iodic ad for the
vrilfol mord r of her 'elan, male child, at Broadm %one,
on A ril Ist. She plecd d not ley to the murder, but
guitaal concealment of birth.
Ann &ultral. (Z. her mother, was oleo indicted for
feicniougly aiding in that conoea'mant, the bill for ai ling
end abetting in the murder having been ignored by the
grill jory.
Mr. Colima odd he did bet think be could pat the
woman on her trial for murder' a. hocauld not prove
there wag evidence of repartee ezictence. He saw no
a-ari lance agalue the another for aidant and abetting in
all. concealment. There were several Nee statement,
hot he did not think there wu evinenoe to go for
trial.

The Joao s.id he ba4 not saeh an opinion of the
ease, as to direct the oounsel to prooeei. He shoul4
gni ied by the opinion of the counsel for the prosecu-
tion. .

The learned Judge then passed sentano. noon Annie
Puerile •nal Mary Klizaheth tio.brod, for cenoealmenr
of birth. He said prier:inert had °soared t ial on
the chars" of murder, in consequence, of the technicel
ruleo of the law en to the time at which a child Cam'.
tinier the irrotecti-n of the law, lie mid the cease were
not free fr in he gravota suspicion as to the more
aerions chaise, and they were most properly sent to
ibm c init. The we of Boahrol was VI. graver of the
two, end he must make a distinction b teen them.
.ry Elisabeth Muehrod was sentenced to H morith•
herd labour, and Annie Pearce to 9 months hard
labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

THE 1870 RIFLE VOLUNTEER ENCAUPYRNT.

Arishtnel is within easy driving diatanee from Dot:
cheater. Wool, and Warehrun, whilst steamers from
Weymouth, Poole, and Bournemouth ill ba able to
land their paarengera on the sea shore. The surround-
in4 cc n-ry is vety beautif.l, and the castle at E..,
Lu,worth is within • few minutes' walk. On the rooks
all kinds of anemones, aea•eastle, and shells are to be
found in great abundance. Toe bathillg is excel!. nt.
A clearly teperteal echo in prodmaoel if you care iro shoat
tower as th • west side of the cliffs. The water as ol
that lovely blue tint that is gene.•lly supposed 11 be
Pecuilar to the Meattetranean. Boats wall be station•cl
iii the roe& Tne r.nge of hills that tower aloft on
the left hand on entetint the village by han a was once
(ages avo) occupied by Porta Roman acme: the en.
tre••ahments •re still plainly diaorrnible on the seelsca.
The tents wit be coached along the hollow situated
hetween the two hills, where an uninterrupted view
be obtained of the set and Lulworth Car le. rei.
a•mia fire will be piled nearer the shore in • convenient
hollow, the side. of whish form an excelling limpid.
theatre (tom whence all may be seen and heard Oat
take, place nearly as easily as in a theatre. A pure
fresh-water stream filled with creases traces its tiny bur
ne.or f iilinc °ours. all • little dier.no.. It h., bees
determined to convert • large I Tel field, near the farm.
houae of rr. Mead, into tha drill ground It is but •
short distance from tho intended site of the camp. Os
Thursday the review will take place in the park, by the
kind permisaiou of Edward J. Weld, Esq.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

SUOND COURT, MONDAY.
Beton. Mr. Baron MARTIN.
WATCH BTVALING.

Trillions Moore, 40, hiker, was found goiky of
atrallnic a watch, th- proprrty of Aaron Gilra, at Sher•
borue, and was aria. mud to two months' hard Irbour.

BUROL•RT AT WITMOUTH.

IVilliairt Britian, a man with rations aliases, w.,
indicted fer berelay at Mn. Liitton's 5, Litudatowne-
terrace. Match :114.
. . . .

U. was found guilty, and sentenced to seven years'
penal servitu.le.

ROBBIRT AT STICKLAND.

FLLRN HECTOR, on bail, iileis.l4.,l guilty to stealing
a cviier boiler. value 12.., the prolu-rty of Levi Bow-
ring, at.Winterhurne Stickland, on July 2.

Mr C.stle pro..rcuted.
.... Mr. _

The Judge senteneed primmer to a month's fiord
I.honr ; bqt, on Mr. Castle representing that prom Cu.
tor 441 not with to press the ease, piisorier ars. d.•
clis,ge on her own recognissnoe to COLLIB up tor jutia.
LOPot when e•lled on.
This conoluded the suites.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

BRADFORD ABB AS.

Piton:rum linceust4 informs us that having the
other day shot n number of turtle-doves out of a I.rkte
(Nbt which had slighted on a field of white peas then
just ripening, he examined their crop, and gins tin, in
order to the exhibition of •videncv sufficient to itt‘tify
their execution, when, to his great surprise. he inland
them to contain an Immense quontity of whet after-
wards proved to be furinitory s-ed, with a sprinkling
of the serd of knot-iris (p argon= eirculare). Four
hundred and ei4hty fumitory semis were thus dis-
covered krone iodivi lust bird. In no instance was
there any vestige of pee. or other crop plant seen.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

of Him who died to site us aIL It now only remains
for me to pronounce the sentenced the law for the mina
of wilful u.u.d.mr, w ich is Death. That sentence is—
That 300 b 0 taken from where you now are L)
the plaum whence rn cam, an I theme in • few days
be hanged by the neck till your body be
be dead, and that your holy when dead he burird with.
in the wails of the saol, in which you 4141 have been
eaecuted, or in any other piece appointed by the
slatuts ; and, his lordship add. d. joinuimm his handm in
the attitude of prayer, may God have mercy upon your
soul

The warders and others in the dock crowded about
the oonvict, ao.nii, gly txoectina he would r. quire help.
hot the coml, mad winteh Mu unmoved, aid weut
below mute bit fi,in.

Tilt ATT.LIPTFD BUTCII3I AT WITIMUTET.

Chian u brooglit up for judgment. His lordship
warned him of ths siofultissii of his wit. txl orti d I im
never to attempt it again, and ordered him to be liber•
'led neat Thursday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

ROYAL AORICULTURAL SOCIETY.

At the mat show of this armlet, at Odor', the
Devon otitis exhibited by Mr. J. A. Smith. of Flrsolfore
Preverell, Rained two hush oommendaitone, and tw.
commandwi.tes. Mr. G. D. Winetio,d Diebr, of Silt,
hotne erne oommendet for • Cbitonel Isienits cow. In
the easees for i)or-et horned sheep, the shearimg ram
shown by Mr. Henry Mayo. of roker's Frome, D 01.•
eh ster, won the first prig of no ; .n 1 the Peened.
CIO, was awarded to M.. J. W. J•utas, of Blaadford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

THE PROCLAbfATION OF
_GREAT BRITAIN'S

NEITTRkLITY.
(From the L 9vlon a azetle of Tuesday. July 19.)
BY THE QUEEN.—A PROCLAMATION.

VlclotilL. K,
Whereas we are happily at woos with all Sovereigns.
Powers, and States ;
And whereas, notwithstanding our utmost etertions
to wetter.. peace between all Sovereign Powers and
States, a taste of war unhappily exists between ilia
Imperial Msj sty the Emperor ,4 the French ~nd His
M,jesl tile King of Prussia, and between their restarc-
titre alibi 'eta and others inhabiting within their
eountrie., territories, or dominions ;
And whereas, we are on terms of friendship and
amicable intercourse with each of these Sovereicos, and
with their several sullects, and others inhabiting with-
in their emu' , territories, or dominions ;
And whereas greet numbers of our loyal subjects
reside and carry on oninineree,and potness property and
eisshlahmenis, and enj iv • irions tishts and privileges
within the dominions of each of the aforesaid
Sovereigns. proteated by the faith or treaties between
us and each of the *foresail Sovereigns ;
And whereas we, being diairous of preserving to our
sohj-cts the hleasinga of pe•ce, which they now happily
enjoy, are firmly purposed snit determiner' to abstain
alto,other from taking any part, directly or Indfreetly,
in the war now unhappily exi‘ttng b-tween the said
Aovereigna, their subjects ml territories and to remain
at peace with, ant ti maintain • peaceful anti friendly
intercourse with each of them, and their respective
subjects and others inhabiting within any of their
respective countries. territories. and dominions, sod to
maintain a strict and impala% s.-utraltty in the said
state of war, unhappily eititing between them :
We, therefore, have thought fit, by end with the
&ivies of Our Privy Council, to issue this our Royal
Proclamation.
And we do hereby strietly charm and command all
our loving subjects to govern themselves accordingly,
and to oberve a strict neutrality in and during the
afor•aitid war, and to abstain frost violating or con-
travening either the laws and starutaa of the realm in
this behalf or the law of nations in relation thereto, as
they will *thaw, r to the contrary at their peril.
The /loyal Proclania.ion expreoily warns the Queen's
subjeta against attempts to break a blockade and
egsinst carrying offer', soldiers, despatches, arms,
ainn.unition, military stores or materials, or any article
considered and deemed to be contraband of war,
acooriting to the law or modern usage of nations, for
the use or service of either belligerent

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HISTORY OF THE PIANOFORTE,
With an account of Ancient liusio and Mustcal Instrument&
117 EDIIAII BNINSMICAU.
"The cre':ine dole creme of the su —Ernssiaer.
"Serviceable and pleasailL"—licily ISieweaph.
"In erestice."— Acta.
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"T' e on..ject well It Inclle,l in a popular form."—Graphia.
"The twat tterou..t of the piano."—ire...., I
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

lOgrat etinntg Express.

TUESDAY. JULY 28, 1870.

DOB.CH OSTER.

THI opening of the new County School buildings at
Barton is po.tpoued to August 9th.
Two degree of Koster in Arta haa been oonferred at
(Ilford on Mr. Herbert William Hodges, Queen's
College.
o.)wwieetow RION= ST Tin lanitD LITUTIIibIIT OF
THI CuUNTY OF —" Qoaeree Chou" Dollen
YZONANILT CAVALltY.—Verhet Henry iSrheard Fos
Stranotaya, Earl of Ilohester, to be Captain, rice
Manol resigned Dated 10 h July, 1870.
LatcH SoCIETT OF LoNnort.—A meeting on behalf
of this society, who'll for 52 years has been doing a
great work by the simple means of teaching the Irish
.peakmd Romanist& to read the Script'', es in their own
language, was held in the To•n halloo Monday evening,
when the Rev. H. H. Dombrain guns an address on the
work of the &misty, pointing out tbe (del of it, it,
past .uoovse. and the inorea-ed claim hat the Irish
church b.s upon the prote.ttnta of E,,glsod in her
valiant *haggle. The Rev, J. Miller was in the chrir,
an i the meeting, about 51 p-rsons, was aso addreacd
by the Rev. P. W. Pears. A oollection was made
•motinting to El.
cluccrr. —On Monday a match was played at
Bing .ton Patk, between the 11 battery B brigade,
Royal Horse Artillery and the Weymouth Athletic
Club. which the forturr won by 35 runs. The first
innings of the Artillery w•. partioelsrly good, Set-cant
HIIIIIIPtOII making the high score of 45 and Payne and
Calm. also contributing double figures. In their second
.nbings Hampton •ari caught out early, and only
Howard male a staid, so,rn,g 22. In this inning. iii-
bowling on lebalf of tte Weymouth Athletic. WAn
remarkably good, and there w.a not a single bye. lee
his, or wile I In baiting the athletics were eery uo•
fortueate. Mr. O. Hominy certainly made 26 in the
first innings, but he then had to car y his hat out ; and
in the second. left before wieket after in king 1 ended
his play. Wnoldri ICI after scontg 12 was run out,
and the same (aril befell bum in the .eeand inninga after
making 10. Price In the first innings was also run nut
after placing 10 on the book, and at the second go did
nothing. All the rest were single Agoree, and there
were ieeeral "duck's egos." Here is the score :
LILA:

lit Inninci. 2nd innings.
Sergeant Hampton, b Hanger 41 c and b Bosit -
Driver Moore, c Lush, b Hanger - 1 c 01d,,,, 'J Ganger - 1
Gunner Payne, b Swat - - - - cGoldso, b 11.11 g, - 0
C-rporal Milton, c Wooldridge, b
Belt - - - - - - 2 b Hanger - - 0
Corporal Cairns, c Wooldridge, b
&am - • - - -12 c b 800. - 7
Gunner Bryant, b Dosit - 0 b Gauger - - - - 8
Gunnar Gouldstune, c Dealt, b
Hanger - - 0
Driver !bawd, c end b Hanger - 4 cW.UIe, b Manger - 22
Gunner Gelightly, c °oldie, b
Driver handler, c Wooldridge, b
hanger - 7 not out - - - 2
Driver Code, not out - - . 8 b Bola 1
Bye I, I b 3, ar
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

A DEAD INFANT FOUND AT M k I DEN NEWTON.
SUSPEC TED MURDER.

On Tuesday an inquest was held by H. Lock, Esq.,
at the Kings Arms, Witten Newton. on the body of
en infant found in the pipilh the previous evening. It
seemed that about eight on Mon lay evening, Joseph
Headway woe going bonne from the cricket field when
he saw • btindl- on Hr. Hankey'e ground, lying on a
stone between the pool and the bridge. He picked it
up and took it toe field where there were several b..ys.
They begun pulling it ab nit, when Henry Stockwell
went up. opened the bundle, and found in it anew-born
child. He sent fur PC. Stillman, wino took it to the
polies station, and celled Mr. It M. Kentish, aurgeon,
to examine the babe. He said it was a female child.
end there were no external marks of violence about it.
Decomposition had taken place to • great estent and
e cuticle au detached in several parts of the body.
The umbilical cur I sopeared to have been violently
ruptuted. It had all the appearanees of a fulhgrown
fine child, and 'Mete was evidently great neglect at the
time of b,rth. He thought the child bad been born
three we. Its or a month. He male a posf-morlem
acumination. First he removed the Integument of the
heed, and observed between the .ealp and skull by the
left ear a large clot of coagolateri bl,od. The,e wsa no
fracture of the skull omtesponding with it, or at any
part of the Anil. 00 openinx the heed he found tle
brain much deco:snow) I and *linnet fluid : there was
no eff•-iou tif blood :nixed with the brain. He examined
the relent and found it partially filled with lung'. He
removed thin and the heart t 'ether, and placed them
in water, when they fi ia•eti on the surface. if. tested
severM portions of the lungs by pressure, after which
they still continual to fib it. The he •rt oat healthy
and empty of hi mt. The windpipe we healthy with a
little frothy uPtcont* adhering to it. The stoin.ch wsa
empty. The •Inole of the inte-ttues were in a healthy
state. From rheas and other &nervation, he had been
enahl-d to mik., he was of opinion that the chill had
breathed, but thst existence was of very short dura-
tion. Tile cause of the blood was most likely •
blow or fall. The jury returned a verdict of "Found
, Dead..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-26

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BLANDHORD.

CAUTION TO 4Praurrican—On Tuesday lut, at the
Townhall, hobo, the Mayor and G. W. Dada],
d Wad George ideate was dad* with aandrMy
absenting himself hod the servios of his adder, Y.
Charles Rook., medalist and builder, Kast-dreat,
Blandford. It appeared that tho boy warn absent a day
and i halt, and had on format dodos, used in the
Naas way, and Masud at than. to work daring his
madar's lesporary abeam& The Mayor, In very
kind and fading daansr, pointed out to hin the sad
roadie whisk .it follow so foolish a coarse of aou-
dad. Ha did not wish to add hint to gaol, as it was
ths ard Was ; but if ha padded and was again
brought briars Asst, he would bo seversly punished.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

Nampsiitre.

BOURNEMOUTH.

IMerrr44l.—A leermrs we. delivered in the Institute
Room, on Thersday evening, by Mr. J. Robert Thom.
sea, M.D. ilabjest--" The misuse/pet mid its revel,-
Bons." The sadism), was not numerous, but the
lecture was • highly intereeting one.
HOLT TIMM' 01117110 E.—• 111,111011 WU preached in
this shush on Wednesday evening by the Rev. Canon
Misr, of Gresawieh, who choose for his text the 4th
autos of the Epistle of Peal to the Ephesians, and
the RSA verse—" Speaking the truth in love." The
aeries,' were for the Church Br riding Feud.
acolouscr.—A grand morning and evening coneert of
elandeal and inieeellaneou music was 'given at the
Bellevue Aseembirroonee. on Thursday, by Mr. Leiria
R. Lumen (articled pupil of the late Alfred Mallon),
warted by the following talented r-tistes Hairy
Woks Hill (solo rio-nirt), Mr. C. J. Read (viola), Rs.
Alfred Gust (violoncello), and MIN Fanny Lanham
(vowelise). Mr. Whitehead Smith, of WitllDOThe Mins-
ter, ably accompanied on the pianoforte; and MT.
Lennon took the pert of violinist and csooduetor. A
good assortment of magi, had been selected from the
best authors for the occasion. The wooer' was far
shove the average, ell who were fortunate eaough to
be present receiving • treat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

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brat Cottuttl Ext.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1870.

Dorsctsb tre.

Jill NAJIIIRT has been kraeiously pleased to accept
the commienice held by Lieut. Brouncker in the Queen a
Own I=is of Yeomanry Cavalry, and to approve
ol his " his rank and being permitted to weer
the uaiform the regiment on retirement.
Nnw !lawman& —The following new magistrates
qualified and took the oaths on Saturday laid John
Churehill Lased." of Parroek's Lodge, near Chard ;
Capt. James Charles Stilt of The HYdri, Bridlault sod
Frederick Fangio James /lorries, near Elvina
Conon= To gar Dosser oouggrnnon.
' /mime : Hannah Williams, child murder at Wait
Lulworth,,filissiseas : Samuel Cornish and Thomas
Bryant, bousbiesking at Okelord Fitepaine ; Thomas
Barn@ and Jaeobger, @coaling sin hats at Wey-
mouth: Edward Hellyer, cutting and wounding at
Bradpole.—Hard Lobos r : George Williams, stealing
boots at Weymouth, 4 calvndar month.; William
Davis, illtreating • horrre at Portland, 2 month.; Henry
White and James hilabion, misbehaviour In Wareham
union, 1 month; Charles Pond and Mary Jane Food,
atealing blanket, towel, ko., at Weymouth, 1 month;
Junes Fowler, stealing a knife at Lyme Regis, 1 month;
William Brown, misbehaviour jin Dorchester union, 11
day.; John Moors and Jame* Thompson, miatehasimu
be Bsezninstes union, 21 days Charles Budget*
'window at Stun:nil/star Newton, 21 day.;
Julia Itudgeti., drunk, ko., at titurminster Newton,
14 day.; Henry Budget* damaging window, at Star.
minuet Newton, 14 day.; Moms' King, misbahavioar
In Weymouth anion, 14 days; William Hamblin,
making a honors near the turnpike road, 7 day..—
.imprisonment : Henry Ooz, drunkenness at Lyme Regis,
3 ealendaz months.

-Dose n N Arra. —llr. Ed ward Hawkins, 1.8. A:,
asserted that in early time coins were minted M Brig-
port, Shaftesbury, Wareham, and Dorchester, by the
laws of Glthelaan, A.D. 224. There was a moneys( M
Bridport at the time of the Norman Conquest. The
name of the towns on the old coins assigned to Um
Bridport mint is written B.R.D. and B.ILLD.L Cokes
minted at fikaitcebury are extant of Kings Clitlialred
IL, Cent, Kdwd. Confessor, Harold IL, Will. L and
IL The word Sated or Sailed on eau of Hen. 111.
may refer to Shaftesbury, anciently called St. Edward.
bury, Burgas Sancti Mardi. (Hurling voL 2, p. 183)
No ran of CEthelstan struck at Dercheetar is now
known. Wareham is mentioned in Domesday.
There am a mint here in time of Hen, L, and poesibly
Isar. In the time of Edward Calmar there were two
moneyers at Dorchester, and &haired 11, slam to hare
had a mint them His moneyers were auserees, as
were the mints of King Canute, who made many
ordinances mating to the coinage. Nay sans of
William I. were strut* at Dashester, marked Dore,
Dori, Dorm Dorman Doroest. Donau. Doresset.
Nana sein of his, In the Brit. line- and & Ulan
Lib., inscribed Evirtine on Dent, may be attributed to
Combater, and eau of William Hulas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

PRINCE GORTSCHAICOPF'S REPLY To gin
GRiNVILLE.

Priam Gorteohakoff replying to Earl Grusifl.
that his lordship should take exeeption to the font le
the Russian siommunicatioo. The foot of Rui,6,
setting aside a purely theoretical prima?* sag thirik;
restoring to heard( a nght which 00 Point ON sk4
cste monot be regarded as managing the maisteasaft
of peace. Prince Gortechakoff &okras thatthe lops*
Cabinet
whole Treaty, and he eenelniee as follows wi.;4l
to take part in any deltbaretios whish
reTolits object united guarantees for the eoesolts,
tion of peace in the Rost. We hold a good usdentssg,,
ing between the two Goveromeots to be most sd,si.
tagoous, both in the interest of the two countri.4
for the maintenance of the pease lithe world," """
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

THE BILL TO BE PAID.

TM empanel of the war to North Germany, amordiag
to it. Worm Ocusek, is mare tban • million Makes
(a theist is about 3e) per day. It has already salt
I=ooo, or, the marine, 121,000,000
A new loan having beacons necessary, the pro-
posal of the Government is that they should have
general authority to barrow 100,000,000 Meier., it being
contended that it is neither politically nor monomicaily
advantageous to depend on foreigners, and that Germain.
are rich enough to &domes the necessary funds.
Austria, liaesia, Italy, and Turkey are cited in proof
al the undesirability of raising • loan abroad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

THE GARIBALDIANS IN CAMP.

Achille Biased, writing from Bourg on the 1016, thus
gives his Aral impressions of the Geribsadieu camp "We seem here in the midst of a but isasque:.
Thousands of different eadsunes ere to be seen. Children,
at most 16 years old, ere camping in the mud of the
fields, Namely covered with • thin blue blouse, like
these worn by our Darter& The Bretons and French
Osribeldimis wear low broad-brimmed hats, like those
in the opera Dinoraii, The Frume-Tireurs all dress
unlike each other. The Mobiles, intermixed with the
last remnant' of the Line, • few Husain between the
dragoons and Museum d'Afripte who escaped from the
Pramikas at Sedan and Mate; hospital attendants,witb
tbe red erom on • white field, and amid this mass of
soldias, who are not serious but cuebies, a number o/
wage= and &Mires, who weeder through the held, in
order to avoid the terrible sixemy—such Is the *tars
whisk presents Beall to me."

Tin new pon of the Tuileries has lately lira
occuPrd by provincial Gerdes Mobiles. The.- pressor
has offered liter range hi the external apparel's, of
the beild'-ig, sad the far that the Pavillyn de to
Tremoille had bona ravened into a barrack would
hardly be onsprred bat for the shirr, haodkerohlsb,
and slocidep whisk haag out fare all the windows,
the soldiers brag their own Land:ease, old preferring
to carry on their drying operations under thidr own
eyes Era the gaged hairy of the sonthren 'rase
Ii frequerly I. be seen this draped, parenting a
reirekehle soared to Us appearance a few months or
even weeks ars.

Bison:rum Errs's Cocos. - Orton:rut. LID
Ocirrostne.—The ves7 scramble ataractic of
this prepanlioa ham rendered it • genera favoc,ins.
The Mal Senn Gosslts nernarks : By a
thorough kaotriedge of the natural laws which govern
the operations et digenlon sod nutrition. and by • au t.
ful applissinoe ad the ism proper U.. of wellmeleend
Mr. Ins he. provided our breakfast tables with
• flavoured bovenge which nay men as
may Wavy elusion' bille." Made Vy with haling
water or milk. Bold by the trade in jib,,
sad 111. peeks* Mssad label —Junes
mad ON lionosommthis Manias, Leedom Agin
Darehneter far .7. Reps in Oa's., ether
H. Dudes, U. Cargill, Dorchester ; B. J'
23, Bt. Albeatiew, Weystaith. Bee that earth bottle
I snared by • bead over the cork, bearing the gigue-
sus—Jams BHA sag Gm, withoal whisk sow ace
swift
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

MURDER AT SHEFFIELD.

An inquest was held at Sheffield on Tbareday
lag, on the body of Thomas Auntield Padua, 14_
handle maker, who was brutally murdered 011 T •
by a woman named Baton, with whom he had T 4
She admitted that eh* had murdered Pad,., bet
denied that • hatchet which was found ta the tau
where the body was discovered was th•isetrament
which it was committed. The wounds, she said, eft
Inflated with a hammer, and she added that she dai
strike the blows in enmity, She was mueli
whim 'the hatchet and • hammer found in the lisys
were produced, and seemed much distressed eh,
relatives gave evidence ea to her ooafesaio,.
stated that they had netted a marked chimes is
demeanour during the lest two years, and tiny rim
opinion that she was not of sound mind. tts.
committed to take her trial at the Leeds As.izei cr.
charge of wilful murder.
Warner Haswell, ex-polioreargsant, fibeflield,
was found wounded in the head in a back street
on Tuesday morning, after having been robbed byet
assailants, died on Thursday morning. Hi, mum"
haws not yet been apprehended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

LYME ILFAID3.

A Blows Ow t (Stri c litridria) was *ought a few
days ago in a pottage at IliSle Park. It mist hare
got is through the window, and was easily seeared.

FEARFUL GAS EXPLOSION.

On Wednesday evening • (airfoil explosion occurred
at Ipswich in a house occupied by • Kr. Johruion. An
escape of gas had for some time been noticed end efforts
made to discover the source, but without success, and
Mr. Johnson coomecinently determined on making •
further search. Aosordingly he took • lighted candle
In his band and knelt upon the floor, but had scarcely
done so when au expleebn, with • loud report, followed.
The whole front and pert of the seat side of the house
were blown out, the bedroom floor herr xliately above
the room to Johnson was sunk more Ciao • hot, the
roof of the hones was raised several inches, and the
debris of the building 'blown to • distance of 30 feet.
Strange to say, neither Johnson himself. though
stunned, nor any of his family, of wbom there were
seven members asleep upstairs in the bask part of the
hoots, were injored, but 'the building is almost • com-
plete wreck, as where the walls are not absolutely blown
down they are °reeked in every direction. This ussident
would appear to have beep the result of some del at
in the gas pipe below the hones end between the memo
and the meter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

DORCHEITER.

MI6 MONTAGU{ Gunn, M.P., hen sent • large pre-
sent of guns for the patients in the Dorset County
Hospital.
Da. Howe, ths new house surgeon of the Dorval
County Hospital, is reisiog • fund to pareheas • fina-
lises magic lantern, proposing to exhibit views, and
nuke up an entertainment with readings and musk,
for the marelowast patients at Christman.
DORORBBTII Fasting' Cum.—The Desember meet-
ing will be held on Saturday next, when Mr. Robed
Dame, of Dorthester, will introduce tor dismal= :
" Tbe atiltivatioa of

CHUSCH AMBool.4llol.—Tho annual 'meeting of the
Dorset Church Association will be held in the Town-
hall, on Tuesday evening, the 13th inst, when the
, Rev. J. Harrison,, LLD. LA. , vicar of St. James's.
Warrington, will attend as Deputation from the London
'Council. The suspension of Mr. Staakonochle, after so
' many attempts to evade the law, gives int:rased
' interest to the work of the emaciation.
' A Vila valuable pamphlet (says "Indian Public
Opinion") has just appeared in Urdu. Mr. T. W.
Tolbert, one of the best scholars in the Civil Service:,
has condensed and translated into Urdu Mr. George
Campbell's able oontf.bation on "Indian Ethnology,"
to the Bengal Aaiatio Society. The pamphlet will, we
bops, give • direction and stimulus to native atheism..
ship on a field where it can quite hold its own, sad
add vastly to our knowledge of an important subject.
(Kr. Talbert is a Dorchester man.)
THR annual dinner (formerly called the "Baron of
Beer), was held at the Kings Arms Hotel, on
Thursday evening last, when about 50 (including several
of the leading agriculturists of the neighbourhood)
attended. The dinner, provided by Mr. Frost, was
excellent, and served up in first-rate style. Thomas
Coombs, Bee., presided, and introduced the toasts in
his usual happy way: There was mow capital singing,
and everything pared of most agreeably, the prisons.
of friends from the country having added mush to the
plowers of the evening-
ILIFLI
0011P1I—Ensign Williams, 3rd D.R.V. (Dor-
&ester), has just concluded a month's instruction at
the Wellington Barracks, London. and has obtained •
certificate of proficiency. Lent. Hodges, of this sortie,
has also passed a snooped al examination and attained
a like certificate.
TH.3 WiLTHILL —The following is our meteorologic&
report :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

JEBTY V. JENNE&
To as iditor.

81r•—WIth referenda to this subject lately brought
before the pulls by a writes in Notcs awl Queries and
repeated by my old master, the Rev. Rickard Cutler,
and the Rev. R. Leash Bartlett, and also by the latter
pathenyve eorreepoadent, formerly of Purbeck, Kr.
W. O. Bart, slow ma to add that I wsll recollect my
now deceased relative, Yrs. Borah Jetty, frequently may
that old Yr. Beejouda Jeety was " the first to take the
pus from the sow, and introduae It into the human
system," and that Dr. Januar deprived her family not
ally of the credit, but of the pecuniary reward
atbsedirth— loan truly,
A OONEITANT READS&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

MORE FATAL OUTRAGES IS IRELAND.

On Friday night, a steward of Ileum Perry, eig
owners at Baliiaagore, was shot dead while manual
to bit owu Louse from the mill between 8 aad 9 o'clodt.
Ile had arrived within about 20 yards of the rolls
barrack, but the police were absent in pursuit of the
party of men with whom they exchanged shot/ ea tlis
night before in the same locality. The murdered or
he stated to have been inoffensive, and the tense alleged
for his murder is that souse time sines another amen
dismissed from the situation which he filled. Adm.
loge was taken of this sheens of the police tss weal
the me rde:. No arrest has been made as yet lot OW
deed of blood.

A murder to the County Tipperary yea parqueted
on the same night, and wee of a very revolting charm
A man named Lowrie's, • caretaker on the prow,
of Colonel and 'ady Charted', wm found at a kis
hour lying io a field about 100 yards from the mita
road and within • few y•rds of a farmhouse al dodhiL
within about air miles from Cabir. Hie ikuU Ira
,ken in with mime blunt instruinest--• hindpse ce
s me. There were marks of • severe stress's re the
spot. Louarinn was • steady. sober, and well-ces•
darted MAO, and the only motive that ma be MO*.
lured for his murder is that his son preened some
person lately with whom he had had a dispute about.
right of territory, and he took an active part In the
proceedings. His life had been threatesed, sad he
receetly obteicied the loan of • pistol, but had retuned
it to the owner. Hie pockets were rifled, and sons
money was taken from his vest. lii. supposed that Mb
was a clumsy device to divert suspicion. snd leave the
impression that the crime was aommitted for a 'AM
object.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

MAIDEN_ NEWTON.

Ti. ZDUCIAnce Am.—Two owskings on this subjsat
have beta bald la this parish, tiba Rector In the chair.
It has Ws &aided to centimes the lobed as •
voluattay alas, sod to add to the pressat balldiap •
alastues Len sad as Waal lOWA both el which us
Re* mild.

PITDDLETOWN.
DRAM OY CAPTAIN CalAill.,-Thero vu moat I
sadness in Paddietown and the neighbourhood on
Fridaay afternoon, when it became known that Mr.
John Biymer, of Ilsington House, had died. For some
week, he had been ail ng, and was being attended by
Kr. Slade, surgeon, but no immediate clanger was appre
headed. But on Friday he was soddenly seis,l„ and,
before medical ad arriv"l. be expired. It seems that
his complaint was disease of the heart. lir. Brymer had
reached to threesome years and ten. In his younger
days be was • Captain in the Slim Dragoon Guards, but
eines be has nodded at 'Langton Hoote be has devoted
himself to the improvement of his eats* and indeed
raddletown, of which place he is Lord of the Manor,
has bean iit.wjly trandormed under his hands.
Taking so direct art Interest in those about him, be has
leornismided 'mingle' esteem, and he will go .down to
the grave very sincerely lamented. He leaves a widow
and both sons and daughters. He was a magistrate for
the county, and wee High Sheriff in 1865.

K [MON

On Thursday last, tle—litile village of Kinsou was
all astir occasioned by the marriage Mr. Edwin Abbott,
youngest son of Yr. Thomas Abbott, Oudwell farm, to
Mae E. E. Farwell youngest daughter of Mr. Henry
Farwell, Ower fir.., Isle of Peek. The marriage
rite was performed by the Rev. & F. Daniel. In
the (mining the tradesman sod others of the village
partook of • sumptuous repast provided for them to,
Mr. Thema Abbe* In cekbralioa of his son's
marriage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

Corrnipcmbmte.

VACCINATION.
To SU tgditor.

ffir,—ffeelng is your last week's pablicatiou two let.
ten heeded "Jody v. Januar," on tint subject of
nomination, I think lam somewhat in a position to
, prove that "Old Farmer Jaety" was the first to take
pus frouhthe tom, and introdnes it into the henna
system, first trying the ,experiment on one of the
members of his zanily. I derived the above informa-
tion frees a nisei of the late DcotorDolliog, whom I
married. The Doctor was an eminent smell-pox
practitioner, sad was patron'sed by the leading families
of the twenty. On is "zing the remit of Mr. Jeety's
experiment, be hestened to tile hie of Partook, and
wasoe fee seenfied, from the Fiterview he had with
the old pethomen as to the i•oportenc, of the ilia-
revery, thee be it on) wrote to Dr. leaner on the
@shiest, *to, ea all the world 1- lows, received • good
, rowed sum from the Government as the disooverer of
saeskaatims, while the honor - belonged to Mr. Jasty.
4 hers often heard Isideoessed wife say that old Mr.
Jerky's likeness might be 2004 hanging I. the Apettie.
, caries' Hs", London. . .

Yor-s obediently.
GEORGE KENDALL.
Ptritsloos, Nov. 28,'1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

THE PRANOO-PRIISSIAN WAR,.

THE sum OF PARIS, AND THZ
ATTEMPTS TO RELIEVE IT.
The fiaal keno of the Franco-German War now
nepeods on the result of the encounters on the Marne
and on the Loire. Near Paris the contest lies
bet"" WI (Witten attempting to break the ?minas/
of the hemegers„ and the Germans bent on maintaining
their posiliens and forbidding egress. Near Orteens
the endeavours on the part of the French Army of the
Loire aim al fortiog a way through the maks of the
Gen"a rtnnies, so so to advance to the reams of the
Paris garrison; the intent on the part of the Germans is
to prevent the advances of the French, to drive them
back ticiat Perk.
the Loire and cover the rear of the German
Army '
At Faris t on the Marne, on the south-eastern
side of the place, opposite to the extensive woods
round Yuman*, that Gent ra/s Troohn and Ducrot,
at the lid of the garriain made their main efforts.
The whole mural of the IL:roe, as it winds from Cha-
sexton nod °tete.' to Nogent and Neuilly, is com-
manded by a formidable line of forts and redoubts.
General linciret on Wednesday crossed the river over
eight busies,
.and drove the German outposts before
him at Champion, and Brio ; but upon advancing be-
yond Nose of the cannon of his own forte to attack the
German fOsitiol3.l it Vill re, he met with insnrmount-
able r ',tome, and f ol to fall back upon Champigny
and Brie, where he Of .ctod a lodgment for the night.
On ti“ following rooming there was • suspension of
seemed by the necessity of giving burial to
the dead, bet on Friday the contest broke out afresh.
The G-Jrnaes strove to dislodge their enemies from '
Brie and Chainpigny, and had partially or entirely ass-
oomph.hrd their purpose early in the morning, when
the whole mass of the active French army again rushed
to the sleight, and • fresh and terrible fight ensued,
at the end of which the French were again repulsed by
the Grrmans to the river bank, though it is not very
clear!) noted that they were driven across the stream.
In all probability the position of affairs towards the
strenlor 1 Friday was nearly the same as it was 48
hours t-rf,re—that tho Frsnoh still maintained some
point or points on the loft bank of the Marne, thanks
to the km of their own Forts; but the Gorman in.
**comm.-am them as if in a circle of iron, continued
ea unbroken ea ever-
The army of the Loir attempting the relief of the
hi:damned city. bee sustained one or twe severe cheeks-
On Friday the Frensh tried to force the German pod-
tion between Orgeress and Liaignoaux, but they were
drien back to Artenay with great loom, the Germans
taking many hundred prisoners and eleven cum Tte
Tenth Army Core WWI LlOO beaten atLeill27. On
Saturday Prime Frederick Charles came up with the
third and ninth oorps of d'Aurellee's army near abseil!,
end maim., add (drove them beak into the Forest of
Orleans, caPteriog two gums.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

LONGFLUT.

IT ham DOTS/ been our province to retold • more
*mins musical and reading entertainment than the
me whisks took place on Wednesday areeiag last I. the
schoolroom. The first port commenced with
gletorus "March of the men of Hialeah" by the
choristers, who fully sustained their reputation as
mealists, and were greeted with Immense applause.
Then stepped on the platform the Rev. J. H. Preston;
whose lainitoble recitation of "Biz Jan..,of Burton
mereked the hostas with laughter. A duet* for
violin sad piamfarte. selections from the opera of
Lutes by Mr. Wheeler Aldridge and Mn. WWiams,
woo splendidly renderedlaosri.wee oleo • reading, " A
Legend of Hamwortb7." the Sm. T. Purelval.
trio, " Cherubini, by the
ebreidere, G. Wareham G. Butt, and IL White, was
'noway meshes& and • reading by Mr. Bethaaaa,
whisk drew forth thanden of applause, emeeleded the
Int pert of the programme. Part emend minmeneed
with the Ames " Lutsow's Wild Chime Weber.
Then followed • reeding by Mr. kW* whisk
forth ea smote. • duet. pianoforte, "Oyster, to
ilemirandde." Roestal, by Mre..Willianis and Mre. C.
Latin. was brillthatly performed, and • dust " I knew
• beak,:fiby eborlinere G. Wareham and H. White, was
limey . A humorous reading, " Misadrea•
Wes at " lawideby, by Mr. Bachman, and a
pert sae& The Dream." by the chorister', brought
the rivag'e enterteamest to a Mese.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

BRIGAND HUNTING IN SPAINA

Threatening letters baying hose received hr swie,
jah.bisanta of gateman& and a demand for 21,00 u rum
to be delivered on the 6th at a spot littera,' 8.4
Reyna and the property of the Duke de 00,
captain of the Guardia Civil with sly men trusses,
the night of the sth to take up their positioa
shepherd's hut at Ormillo, where they etpesloi mai
the brigands would keep their watch. At dayh,uk
the Gil four armed men appeared at the kat, sad
captain of the Guardia showed them to osier thir
breakfast+ in peace until eight o'clock, when be
to place his men silently round the building. nig
this was going on a deg rushed out of the hst,
seeing the Guardias, began to bark furiouslyç c.:,1
the brigands immediately rushed to the do,ir ant Rug
the alarm to his companions, who eame oat; thy
leader called to the captain to say that it he week
kill them they would der. The metals savage
necessmy promise, stud stepped horn behind a Ws
where he had taken refuge. No sooner had he &eats
than the chief tirrd, the shot pasaiag throask th
captain's hat and wounding him is the head ;
remainder of the brigands fullosed suit, the malt
their fire being that one of the Guardia* was smug,
wounded; we believe be has since died. The castes
then ordered his men to set fire to the but, but es
me ing that there were women and children inside le
directed a bayonet charge Instead. Oa this tie
brigands rushed into the open, mei a struggle used,
in the course of whieh two of them were killed, Wes
woundet ; the latter, with the fourth, managsite
make his escape. On the afternoon of the %I Is
Guardia& arrived at Caere,, bringing with them
the two eorpsea.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-12-06

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Rice . Starch.
N.B.—This Starch, the Strongest and Purest made,
may be used wail Cold
Water, and retains its stiffness in the Dampest Weather.

V=B: BHEFFIELD & LONDON.