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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

WEDNESDAY.

The House was engaged during the whole of the sit-
ting this day, in Coe aaaaa Mee, in considering the clauses
and proposed aniendments of the Mines Itegulation and
Inspection Bill, introduced by the Boyer aaaaa ent ; the
discus.iion involving points of much interest, connected
with the general principle of faetory legislation, in rela-
tion to the employment of children in niiiies and col-
lieries, the policy of any restriction upon their labour,
their compulsory education, and the adoption of an
educational test as • condition of employment.
Before the second clause had been agreed to, the time
allotted to the discussion was exhausted, and the CHAIR.
WANI reponed progrei.e.
Certain Belle Were forwarded • stage, and, the remain-
ing business lia•lng been disposed of sithout debate, the
House adjourned at five minutes before 6 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

Imperial Parliament.

ROUSE OF LORDS.-TIIESDAY.

After • jocular conversstion in regard to the West-
minster clock between Lord DERBY, ,the Lord CHAN-
CELLOR, and Lord GRKT,
Lord GRANVILLE briefly moved the third reading of
the Refreshment Houses and Wine Licenses Bill, which
was opposed by Lords Denman and lloYurcrinOßL, who
respectively moved and seconded its reading that day
six months. On a division for the third reading the
members were :—Content, 36; nut content, 2; majority
for the Bill, 34.
The House adjourned at 7 o'clock:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

MARKET HOURS.

It was resolved, on the motion of Mr. DIUM, seconded
by Hr. Invesinti, that the market house tolls be let by
tender for one, two, or three years, the Council not
binding itself to accept the highest or any tender.—A
memorial was also read from the established coal meters,
complainingof a resolution passed at the last meeting,
prohibiting the established meters from appointing
others in their stead when prevented from attending.
—T:ie MAYOR said the Council, in their resolution com-
plained of, had only carried out the bye-laws. In
consequence of the absence of the treasurer, the ques-
t:on of paying off • further portion of the debt on the
bridge was adjourned.
LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

The ("Lang read the minutes of the last meeting, and
the bye•laws for regulating hackney carriages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

frelaub.

ENIVILMENT FOR THE ii. A i;llT. The following
ststeinenc is published in the Cork The
enlistment for the Paul truly is inereasing very much
this locality. On Tuesday evening (of last week) no
fewer than 110 persons were enrolied at the North
chsp,l, and it is known that menv more are about to
otfer themselves. The enlistment in this country has
gone on 1110:e successfully than wei etiacted, and noire
num liave joined than accommodation can he found fur.
A telegra!•Lic ilespaLela has, in consequence, been re-
ceivi ii fron England directing the agents in this eountry
to htoll teCrllit tug for the oresent, as there were no
means of trans:set, and the place* of rendezvous in
wire quite
flomiriog IN TIPPERART.—A letter from It tettli
dated Nsturday, says:--'' A man named MIC;•AeI
CAVA Isvh. it farme-, when returning from this town
to his residence at Newtovrti, about half.past seven last
night, was attacked within Oh. title of the town try A
party, who beat him to death. It is auppose.l tilt he
received his ileathlilow from a bar of iron or a honied
butt, but the eauae assigned for the homicide is private
revenge, the result of a previous quarrel. Several
persona are in custody."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

BATHING NACHINISS.

Mr. Perrittcsicr complained that at the last adjourned
meeting he Council had amended the resolution whidi
at the previous nieeling had been moved by him and
carried. According to the original resolution the price
for the bathing machines was fixed at sixpence, hut the
amendment fixed this price at sixpence for inhabitants
and nine pence for visitors. Mr. • Liso and Mr. HOWARD
also objected to two prices being made. They argued
that if two prices were made ii. should be simply that
the higher price should be charged for keeping the
machine after a certain length of dine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

A FRIENDLY BIT OF CHIT-CHAT
Mayes Mrs. SeraMedi and Mrs Thrifty,
ADOCT
HARPER TWELVETRESS' SOAP
POWDER.

Botruwm.L.—Do you mean to my that you have
'ribbed all that lot of clothes before breakfast this
morning' . .

„
Tutu yrr.—Oh yes! it's easy enough now to get rid
of all the slaisladi, steam, and dribbling slops on •
washing-day in good time. I can always make quick
work of MT washing by using ” Harper Twelvetrees'
Soap Powder," and it makes the clothes beautifully clean,
and white, too, I assure you. I merely boil them
twenty minutes, and hang them up to dry. I have never
used anything equal to it, and I have tried all sorts of
things in my time. In fact, one reason why I like
"Harper Twelvetrees' Soap Powder"over other Washing
Powdeni is, because it is soft and healing to the bands,
and mikes stich a fine, nice lather. Besides, I never
rub our clothes, and you know bow black my Jim's
shirts get at the Foundry.
Patentee :---Hserre Twit.varaern, "The Works,"
Bromley-by-Bow, London. Sold by Style. James and
Co., grocers, J. Frond, chemist, Tulloch and Co.,
grocers, and J. Bishop. grocer, Dorchester; .1. Lunde.,
grocer, Weymouth ; W. Summers, grocer, Wareham;
j. George, Blandford ; J. Reader, Bridport ; and by
Grocers and Druggists everywhere.

A BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.
GIVEN AWAY. 26,000 COPIES of a
MEDICAL BOOK, for the benefit of Nervous
Sufferers sent, post free, by the Author, secure from
observation, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing
two stamps, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND, •
new work on the Selfe-cure of Nervous Debility, Loss
of Memory, trimness of Sight, Lassitude, Indigestion,
Dislike of Society, fic., which, if uegleeterl, result in
consumption, insanity, mod premature death, with
plsin directions for perfect restoration to health and
vigour. The True Guide to those who desire a speedy
and private cure. " Every young Dian should peruse
this excellent little work, if lie values his health,
happinem, and pplidll of mind."—British Critic. By
HENRY SIIMI, Esq., 8, Burtoweresoent, Tavistock-
square, London, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

ratscess 8T2117.

The snleerog applied to know what was to be done
re•lwctefihlig op of tbe sputa between the houses
and LllO loud And, as but,, y little of the
old pilehing teken up could be re-awl—Mr. CALP.3I
thoUZlii t:od g avel would answer ve7 well. end 31%
Ccaud that coal tar and ashes should he eoi-
LNIVIa was hit/Inn g,ongly oi.pomd to
w4c1,i... twin; again rewirted to ; Cie best thing they
mood S. would he to Icy • Ewan layer of coal tar and
ashes mi..ed, and to loved about half an inch of gravel
ore- it. which would wake an e..eellent foot•puth. He
spoke from perieuee on this :.oint, as the e-:perinient
had been t led in two tiitre cot places in the town.
The reco.rineudsaion of IL. Lewin was agreed to.

THE WATEZ Wol:Ks.

The F.,..eRVEToR also revolted that the iron girders and
stie;ing for the pumps were prepared. The
atr.ilary pump has been received ant: would be 6: ea in
a few days, and be would then le able to lower and
make guml the pumps. The leakrge in the reaervoir
was dtx.onsiog, and the decrease hai been three•fourtlis
since adopting the plans proposed by Mr. ('node. The
leakage was now 4,200 gallons, or etmal to 17 minutes
pumping in 12 :mere. fie had no; been aide to stop
any leakage in the pipes during the last ten days, and
be feared be would not be able to do so without opening
the whole of the piles, which w told occupy 3 months
bin:pr.—ln reply to Mr. Bishop, the Scavcrom stated
that the works were now in a suftciently forward state
for the boost; service pipes to be connected with the
main, and it was I °solved that an early meeting should
be called to 6-, the price for stippling water to the in.
h t:iitttota and other waiters connected with the water
works:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

DEATHS.

May 8, at Market-street, Poole, James, youngest son
of Mr. George Donn, of the Greyhound Inn, aged X.).
May 9, at Gillingham, after a few days' illness, Fran-
ces, eldest daughter of Mr. S. Edgar, aged 11.
May 10, at Swamis°, Richard Ledgers!, Eaq., of Poole,
banker, a member of the Town Council, and one of the
magistrates for the borough, aged 50.
May 15, at Ashmore, Dorset, in the Eard year of her
age, Anna Maria, the beloved wife of the Itev. John
Exley Adams, rector of that parish.
May 9, at Venice, of apoplexy, in his 60th year, G. P.
James, the eminent novelist, Her Britannic Majesty's
Consist-General for the Austrian porta of the Adriatic.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

A LLSOP V. ALL.OP.

This was a petition by • wife for a judicial separation
on the ground of adultary. The re-poinlent appeared
and denied the charge.
Dr. Spinks appe.,re•l for the petitioner, and Dr Tris-
tiain for the respondent.
The respondent is. a farmer in Derbyshire, and he mar-
ried the iwtitioner. who Was then in service, in August.
18:.9. They lotve had two children. Last ItUlittlier •
girl, named Caroline Wagetaffe, went into reap, limo,
service as dairymaid. Ile formed an adulterous con•
lien ion with her, •inl ii. Noveiiilkir last, awl on several
sub, quent occur:limy, went with lit r to the Midland
Hotel, at Derby. and poesel two or three inghts with
her. Mrs. .‘11,44, discovered their intimacy, and on the
let of February last left her lion,, went to her brother's
honour, and presented tlik paition.

So evidence was ctileil I m tile part vi the respondent.
At the request 1,1 Dr. Soinks the 'curt su.q.cilded the
decree, to give all importunity for applications as to ali-
mony and other matters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

Vain pr4tire.

LAUNCH Or I GUSROAT.—The Cygnet gunboat,
built for Iler Majesty's Government by Messrs.
Money, Wigram, and Sons, was launched from their
ship building es s'dishment at Northam, on Tuesday
morning. She forms one of the eighteen gunboats
ortlemi by the Government to be built at private
yards, of which number four have been built by this
firm. The ceremony of christening the Cygnet was
performed by Miss Isabella Robertson, of Glasgow,
anti the launch was very successful.
PENINSULAR •ND OKIENTAL STRAM COMPANY.
—The half-yearly meeting of this company was held
on Wednesday, Mr. B. M. Wilcox, M. P., in the
chair, when the report was adopted unanimously,
and A dividend declared at the rate of 7 per cent.
per annum, free of income tax. The principal point,
alluded to in the operations of the past year coro•
prised the servicas the company have rendered to
the Government in carrying out the expedition to
China, the value of which assistance has been
acknowledged by the Government officers on the
station. The application of the super- heating prin-
ciple to the Ceylon has caused a considerable saving
in coal, a question of great importance, the anima
consumption of the company being now 300,000
tons against 200,000 tons two year, ago, and the
cost per ton having advanced from 40s. in 1858-9 to
51a 7d. in 1859-60. To enable the company to
divide 7 per cent, per annum, it is stated that the
earnings must equal 30a per mile on the total mile-
age. of which the sulsidy, except on the Australian
service, hitherto worked at a low, will only make up
4a 6d. A list of the fleet shows that the company
possess 62 vessel., inclusive of one steamer building,
and eight transport, store, and coal sailing ships, of
en aggregate capacity of 82,911 tons, with 17,631-
horse power,

Wmcworrga. Liberal Dowation.—The com-
mittee of the National Society have voted the liberal
grant of £5OO in aid of the Diocesan Training
School fur Masters, about to be erected adjoining
this city, The Lord Bishop of the Diocese, and the
Dean and Chapter of Winchester, have each con-
trilnited a cimilar sum, the latter body giviag. in
addition, five acres of land for the site.
GUANO IiKVIEW OF THE HANIFFHIRIC VOLUNTIZR
Ririe Conr,t.—lt is contemplated to have a review
of all the corps of Hampshire on Coronation day. on
Oliver's Battery, about a mile from this city, when,
should the weather be favourable, there will doubt-
less be thousands of spectators. It is intended to
arrange a dinner at a very moderate prim for the
voluuteem

Focutzonamoz. Hants, Wilts, and Dorset
D4.l‘esiional Society. —The four candidates from the
night-school in union with this society have gained
prizes of books in acknowledgment of their went
and proficiency, and three of them have gained
certificates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

VROUD, Cumin, High Rut-st., Dorchester,
1. AGENT run HORNIMANII PURE TEA.

The high spate in which it is held everywhere
hap been susiaired by its being uniform and e.reettent in
finality : it has no artificial • facing' powder, for con-
sisting wholly of the choice spring gathering, there are
no brown flavourless leaves that need be disguised by
the Chinese with a coat of oolour ; consequently lasting
strength is always hand in this Tea. Sold only by
AQUI* and secured in Parlogi.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

PAVING THE bTRICIIII.

The Surveyor presented his report. It set forth that I
Mr. Grego.-y, laying down tee Le. b in South-street,
was using but !ro n two to four inches of concrete for
tl.e gutter stones to lay on, instead of using it of the
thickness°, six inches, according to the terms of hie
contract. He had written to Mr. Gregory stating that
lie should certainly not give a certificate for ti e work
unless it ass carried out according to the terms of the
contract, but no notice bad been taken of the matter;
the men went on as before, and in no part was the
concrete more than 4 incl.:o.-1u reply to various
questions by the members, the &Avarua said, that
reason the men amsigued for not putting in the
concrete thicker, was that the ground was harder lhan
the concrete, and that lie had nut considered lie would
be justified in peventing the work being p-oceeded
with, although not being carried out according to the
contract ; and in this view the Town Clerk and Mr.
Andrews agi eed.—lt was unanimoualy resolved that the
Town Clerk should write a strung letter of remonstrance
to Mr. Giegory, iuforming him that he would not be
paid for any work done contrary to the contract.—The
SeRVICTOR also reported that 11r. Gregoiy had not
replaced the 13 pining stones which had been objected
to, and which he had promised to remove; and on
condition of such promise being given, had received
£l5O in part payment.—Mr. BletHOP said that there
was • ye eytar gra sum more to pay on that contract, no
that the Board were still on time ri&lit side of the
question.--11r. GRIGOIT afterwards attended, and
prornimd to replace the paving stones complained of, but
as regarded the gutter stones, he said he considered his
plan was better than the Surveyor's.—The M•TOZ said
he must keep strictly to the terms of the contract.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

ADVERTISEMENTS

INSERTED

IX Till
TELEURAN

AND Till
E XPRESS,
AT
Very Moderate
C'haryes,
AND WU IN F• 11

GIUIATER PUBLICITT

than in any
other Paper in the
County of Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

THE SICILIAN REVOLUTION.

A letter from Genoa, of the 9th inst., ie the Jou:t-
-ip...1.0.er &lye, say, : —" A great ,1ta...1,er of volunteers
left Genoa ti-night for Skily. No lea, than five
strainers; and three nailing VellPoCirl were required ;11 con-
vey thorn. I think there limit have !wen at least from
to 7,otAt. Most of them had • rifle or musket,
awl fiftydive cartridges. Then, was embarked besides
a laige store of •rms aid munitions, and 000 barrels of
'smiler. This time .11e embarkation timk place near
l'iniegliano, and the place of assembling was in the
grounds u: Aris l'uniuini. During the while of the day
1;1,1111 awarnieil with volunteers collected from all
classes of society, including the highest. The constant
movement and the variety of costume gave a mod
pieturesque and animated appearance to the town. to
the evening all the carriages in Genoa were seen liaising
iu the direction 0: the gate of the Lantern, towards the
place .1 embarkation. The oninibusea were all in re-
quisition, and everybody wan or Cie spot in good tirmt."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

PILE Pig TOIL.

The question of letting the tolls of the Pile Pier for
one, two, or three years MU raised by sir. Dr.v.w, who
proposeda resolution to that effect.—Mr. I'OTHZCAST
and others thought the tolls should be let by public
tender, while others thought it would be premature at
present to decide upon the subject of letting; at a later
period they would be much better able to arrive at the
value of the tolls, and the subject was accordingly post-
poned for further consideration at the next ine.-ting.—
A committee xlso, consisting of Messrs. John Tixard,
Ayling, Milledge, and Drew, in addition to the Pilo
Pier Committee, was appointed to make the necessary
arrangemenk with the Customhouse authorities and
the Weymouth and Channel Islands' Steam Packet
Company with respect to the collection of tolls, and to
report the same to the next meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

THURSDAY.

The Duke of NEWCASTLE, in reply to Lord Cimarron,
uid that he could not &siert the incorrectness of the
newapaper accounts reletive to the rebellion in New
Zealand as far as it went, corroborated the statements
put focih in the public prints. He briefly explained
what forces to suppress inaurrection.were on the spot.

Lord GMANVILa, in reply to Lord Munteagle, ;aid it
was imptu-sible to give a categorical answer as to the loss
likely to be sustained by the amount of drawback psy-
able on foreign wines by reason of the reduction of the
duty on wines by the commercial treaty. He believed
that the reduction of the wine duties would not interfere
with the produce of the duties on malt, hops, and British
spirit., In wine, however, should be substituted in any
important degree for malt liquor, then the substitute
would have to pay a higher duty.
Their Lordahips adjourned a few minutes after six
o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

GRAND REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS
BY THE QUEEN
IN HYDE PARK.

EXCURSION TO LONDON.
---
ON FRIDAY, Juyis 29nd, an EXCURSION
TRAIN will Leave WEYMOUTH at 7.30 a.m.,
cal.men AS FOLLOWS: A.M. FARM :
Weymouth .. ..... .. at 7.30 lit Claw Closed Cu.
Dorcheeter
Bridport
12s. 8.
Maiden Newton
Yeovil
Spark iron!
Castle Carey „ 11.35 Ils. 71.
Bruton
And Returnfrom Paddington at 2.30 p.m., on TUESDAY,
June 26th, mu.

A single package of Luggage allowed each Passenger.
N.B. To insure places in the train, Tickets should be
obtained the previous day.
Bristol, 13th June, 1860.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

faiscrllantous.

We still continue to revolve details of Um lees el
vessels and their crews during the late gales. The peer
fishermen of Yarmouth and ita neighbourhood hem
suffered most severely. An exploring expedition wee
dispatched in march of twenty fishing-mesh whisk
with 900 souls on hoard, left Yarmouth and Lowman"
before the gales commenced ; and, from the informatics*
which the expedition biought back, it is feared that 41i
whole of the miming party bare perished on the coast
of Holland.

aracial production of oysters having soeceeded
on
several perte of the ocean of Mae Atlantic, the French
go ernment bee resolved to employ system tic...of 'the Mediterranean oleo. At Time, belt Oat* the
apparatus invented by M. Code was submerged • few
di). ago. sad tosaY al MAO oysters which bad been
bitllinugeftrPehMtverifsectiral:oufaß:salbserticcmdoen&gib°ardntedlieni:selustedrellipPlacedhev'thtler inresretnbi:int
quit, h.ajty•
she volunteer Corp in and shout London is Ilyde on Saturday, the nrd inst., at fear p.m. As scene bp plicetions hays been received at lb. War Ofllos frees
volunteer oorps loaned beyond the soneropolitim Astrid
to be permitted to •ft. the nwiew et their own ex-
pense, t has been deoided that mach npplications shell
be taken into consideration, with • new to the iidndw.
Woe, so far as space and numbers will allow, ick
corps as may be at an easy distsnoe from Leed of inom, pnw
sided their pliestions are received not later than Men-
ds/ iminsdistely slier which mob carps
wiU be tiummed whether will be pomible to accmpli the car.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

llortrp.

A MORNING SONG.

When the radiant morn is beaming
Over mountain, stream, and lea—
When renew'il, all nature seemeth
Joyous, happy, fresh and free ;
When winter's storms are all
By Spring's benignant sway—
Then in the morning we will rise
And greet the open'ng day.
The lark has left his mossy bed,
And, upward 13 he flies,
His 'Datil' hymn he seeetly sings
Beneath the azure skies •
The bee is out to sip the dew
And gather in Ilia store;
And to us nature seems to say,
"Come, taste my joys once more."
Again the hardy sons of toil
Their daily task connnence •
An honest name their only bout—
Their shield and best defence.
The ploughboy, hi:lit of heart and moil,
Now whistles oer the lea;
Anil many A young and happy face
la bright with health and glee.
How sweet the hawthorn'. pearly thorn
.Perfumes the Ilagrant air ;
An emblem this of those who are
Both modest, good, and fair.
Then let us baste, with grateful hearts,
Our meed of praise to give;
Long may it be our happy lot
In such a land to live.

Dorchester, Jane, 1860.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

DEPARTURE OF THE GREAT EASTERN.

OFF THU NILEDLNN, 10.30. •.Y., Sunday, June 17
Ths Brest Eastern slipped her moorings in the
Southampton waters at S sm., aud although the
weather was both thick and stormy she proceeded to
thread the narrow and tortuous channel down the
Solent and through the Needles, under the pilotage
of Mr. Bowyer. The weather was far too thick and
stormy to render it safe for her to have got away last
night; perhaps it is as well she did not, as on pas-
sing. Hurst Castle a large troop-ship could be plainly
distinguished fast among the rocks near the Needles,
no doubt having beeen forced there by one of last
night's squalls. The wind, for her present course,
IS fair, and everything seems to promise a good
passage, though perhaps not a very quick one.
PLYMOUTH, SUNDAY EVILNING.
The steamship Great Eastern, Captain Vine Ball,
hove in sight from the Camera on the Hoe at 10
minutes after seven o'clock this evening, and was
apparently in • line with the Eddystone lighthouse
at 20 minutes after 8. Wind southerly, very light. '
Four or more funnels smoking. Paddle and screw
going ;no canvass set. After heaving in sight she
seemed to hug the land so as to be better observed,
and then steered • more southerly course, which
took her three miles at least outside the Eddystone.
When last observed the Great Eastern was steering
a course which would take her clear of the channel,
but if bound to call off Falmouth she would arrive
there about midnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

forttgn ant Colonial Enttlltatnre.

FRANCE.

The MO/liit pnblishes • decree promulgating the
treaty of with Sardinia for the cesaion of Savoy
and Nice. In • report which precedes the promulgation
of the treaty, N. Tbouvenel explains the exceptional
eharset-r of the new acquisition of Inane*. N. Thou.
Teed nay. the Imperial policy has not been directed by
an ambition* thought. This acquisition has not been
obtained by force, but only by the gratitude and friend-
ship of the Sovereign, increased by the spontaneous and
unanimous enthuaiam of the population. Official pos-
aesion of these provinces was to be taken or Thursday.
The French laws and Constitution win come into opera-
tion on the lot of January, 1861.
The Emperor held • grand military review on Thurs-
day, to celebrate the annexation of Savoy and Nice.
A Te Deum was hung in the Cathedral of Notre Dame,
the public edilleca were illuminated, Re.
The French newspapern have eagerly dismissed a sup-
posed occupation by the English of Castellamare, in
Sicily. No each occupation luta taken place.
A decree, dated the 9th of June, sppoints Count de
Horny President of the Legialative body. N. Schneider
and Revell are appointed Vice-Presidents ; NIL Hebert
and General Perrot Queators.
, Prince Jerome, altar recovering from his indisposition,
has suffered • relapse.
On Thursday night Paris was brilliantly illuminated.
The Princess Hone of Russia and her two earl were
present at the review. Now that the annexation of
Bavoy and Nice is proclaimed, the Emperor has granted
to IL Tbouvenel the Grand Cordon of the Legion of
Honour, as a token of his high satisfaction.

ITALY.
SARDINIA.

The King of Serdinia has sanctioned the law approv-
ing the oesaion of Savoy and Nice to France. so that that
act is now finally and irrevocably accomplished.
HONE.

From Rome we hear ..hat fresh disturbance. have
taken place on the frontier, and that the presence of
more of Central Lamoricierea troops had, in consequence
been rendered necessary.
An official decree had extended the delay for the sub-
seription to the new loan until the lfitli of July next.
Tin' Cardinals had held an extraordinary meeting, and
bad subscribed 30,000 crowns, but the public revenues
were diminishing daily. The Peter's pence had only
produced roo,ooo crowns.
M. Fuggeri, a Colonel of the l'ontifical_Cavalry, has
been arrested and imprisoned at Ancona.
The official Chorrude di Roma announces the definitive
fusion of the railway companies, and defers until the
end ,4 ISM the construction of the railway to the Nea-
politan frontier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

BOHROWISO POWERS OF TIIF ACT.

The CLERK read a draft order from the Secretary of
Stale for the borrowing the addibonal sum of £2,500
*bleb had been applied for. The draft net out that
BUM equal to the annual asseasibb value had already
been borowed, and gave the powar to borrow 1:2,51.4
more than the annual ive•eaaible value, whereas the rum
already borrowed wan .CI 1,000, and the annual autemesible
value of property in the borough it 1:11.144 145.-1)n
the motion of Mr. %pgEWB, it Ms reaolved that the
Clerk return the draft to the Secretary of State with
these explanation/.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

Muziay

grnto anti Nab°.

lOen Dentlite[ll. —The report of the Commissioners
appointed to inquire into the condition of our national
' defences, and to consider the best means a rendering
them complete, has been published. 'fir Collllllll.lollCril
nay they are led th to e opinion that neither our fleet,
our standing many, nor our volunteer fortes, nor even
the three combined, can be relied on es sufficient in
I themselves for tiio security of the kinzdoin against
I foreign invimion. They indicate that an increase of the
army or of our fortifications is absolutely necessary, and
I they compare the coat of the two. Estimating that the
expenm of raising the men would amount to £lll,OOO
per ihonsand, and their annual cost to 1:130,0U0 to
I 70,000, the Commission says :—Emghmtniilluonnexpendrd
' in fortifications would be far more effectual for the
defence of the dockyards than any such increase of the
regulary army, would incidentally provid barrack
accommodation for some thousands of men, and would
entail no future annual charge, beyond a small sun, for
maintenance, and the expense of embodying the
substitutes for regular troops, whether vplunteers,
fencibles, or militia, for three weeks' training—which
could not much emceed one-twentieth of the cost of an
equal regular force. It is laid down that we cannot
fortify the whole amenable portion of the coast, aml
that fortifications should be rmtricted to vital points.
The Royal Dockyards are vital points, and they should
be greatly strengthened. The Commissioners strongly
*drum that Woolwich should be fortified. The Com-
missioners do not recommend stationary galltlng bat-
tones, but movable floating batteries are approved of.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

Stoilanb.

THE CHANNEL FLEET.—The Channel fleet is now
lying at anchor in the Frith of Forth. On Friday
week, about 6 o'clock, the •fslgar steiniship. 91 guns,
yin, discerned by persons stationed on Leith Pier,
steaming rapidly up the Firth towards Leith. About
one o'clock the NIIIIC day the aii•gnificeht flag-ship
1., u' Albert, 121 guns, hove in sight • little to the
east of Inchkeith, follower' r.t quarter-mile distences by
tiie rest or Cie spiadron, all steaming slowly up under
Irani !roles, directly in the wind' As they emerged
from behind the Inch they • long and splendid
line, the effect of which, was greatly impaired
by the base in which they all more or lean en-
veloped. The total number of sailors and marines on
breinl the 14 vessels may be in round numbers at
10.9110 men. The total number of guns is 966. The
fleet arrived in St. Margaret's between two and
three o'clock, and the severe' vessels took up their
ysrsitions and east anchor about half • mile to the writ
of the btation occupied by Her r's ship Edinburgh
at Queensferry. It is understomi that the vessels will
occupy their present position for about ten day..

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LONDON MARKETS.

(BT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MARIE-LANE, MONDAY, JUN 18.

(From Giles, Son, and Barker's Report.)

Short supply of English wheat, and owing
to the continued heavy rains of yesterday,
factors asked an advance of Is. to 25., but as yet
trade slow at I%st Monday's prices.
Large arrivals of foreign oats, and terms
slightly easier.

Other articles unaltered.
Wind, W.N.W.—Fine.

ARRIVALS :

Wheat (Britiah) 6,688
Barley „ 112
Malt „ 10,519
Oata „ 223
Flour „ 19,712
Malt (Irish) 28
Oats 1,, 2,780
Wheat (Foreign) 20,605

Barley „ 19,048
Oats „ 63,281
Flour, 2,325 sacks and
5,451 barrels.
Barley (Scotch) 10
Malt „ 100
Oats

METROPOLITAN cArnx MARKET.

MONDAY, JUNE 18.

Our market was supplied to-day with-3,780
beasts, 2,570 sheep and lambs, 319 calves, and
620 pigs.
Sheep sold at advanced prices.
Beasts, lambs, and calves, at Thursday's rates.
ad. s. d.
Beef
Mutton
Veal
Pork
Lamb 6 0 7 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

Varieties.

LONDON Cent.mmx.—The ehildren of the poor are fie
all appearance dirty, bat healthy. It may well be that
the explanation of this fact is that they are allowed to
ee,,..in an long in the open air every day, chasing rash Mho? about the markets, or "oeeriug" Um poste aceording
to their own pleasure. The London children soon gain
• look of excessive sharpness, probable from the diffi-
culty of solving the great halfpenny question with
which they are brought face to face at • very early period
of their eListence.—Oure a Week.

WONIIN AND MEDICINI.—WOIDCD DCWIT have been,
and will be, debarred from practiring medicine,
openly or on the sly. 11. so natural to them, and is
irresistible while they live in families and have this
charge of the aiek that no remonstrance or ridicule km
ever availed to put a stop to female quacking. The hest
informed and most rational physicians have always seen,
and most courageous of them have always said, flow
that day to this, that the only care is in making physi-
cian, o some well-qualified women, who alone on.
convince their sex of the seriousness of medical practice,
and the infinite mischief of meddling with the delicate
orgaiiimtion of the human frame without all the know-
ledge that can be °Maimed of this straiten and writes
of its various parte. The .ime has arrived for this
reform to laigin.—Miss Martina's in Owe a Week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

COURT OF_PROBATE AND DIVORCE, Jusz 14,

(11,fure Sir CILKSAWELL CRESBWLLL.)
hHKEAN sIIEFAN.

Mr. J. Baker Green appeared For the petitioner.
This jetition by a wile for a judicial aeparatiun on
the growl,' of adultery asa before the Court on this day
week, nail M. adjourned for additional evidence. The
parties were married in ; they cohabited until July
latit, and had three children. The respondent was
charged with having 'ince that date committed /Adultery
at holdington with a girl named
Evidence Man given that last year the respondent, and
a woman who lived with him as his wife, tat oceupied
eivirtnients at Padolington, lout it was not ',roved that
this
...roman was not the I,etitioner. . .

The attorney for th-e. petitioner was examines!, and
d a letter written by the respondent, in which
reference was inside to some negotiation which had been
going on het well, tile lootieS for a privets:Separation.
In answer to questions put 1,1,. his Lordship, the witness
stated that lie advised Mrs. Sheran to present this
petition just after the negotiation was bri iken iiff; that
Mr. Slieeati had at one time suggt,iteil a divorce is
rineu/o, mid that he was first instructed through Mrs.
Sheens', a sister of the respowlent, who was an old
client of hi, and aim was anxious that Mrs. Sileesill
be protected from, the respondent. This suit was
instituted at Mrs. Slieran's desire, Alla DOI in con.-
unique of an lirrangenient with the respondent.
Mr. Ilraily, M.P.. who had known the parties. wa,
put into the lam, hut was unable to supply the defect in
the evidence.

The attorney said that dm difficulty in obtaining evi-
dence •rose from the want of funds :ma a desire to avoid
axnses.
lii. 1,14144,5:61 that the parties wasted wore money
in j.stching up their CAIN.% than would he !Tent in getting
them up properly in the first instance. lie would adjourn
the hesring, and he should be glad to see Mrs. :Theca!'
at the :text sitting, as there were :tome aurtters that re-
quired explanations.
The respondent rose and attempted to address the
I 'our,. but not having put in an answer, he could not be
heard.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

Court NI

Tier Majesty held a drai
on Toseday late:noon.
Her Majesty haa permitted
to he exhibited at the B.mth
aid of the fund for building
Art.

I wingroom

The Duchess of Kent liu rei
' near Eainburgh, for the manner
The Duke and Daehesa Wiauin

the King of the Belgians on
Palace.
The Emperor Napoleon 111.
is extremely busy at the present
of Julius Omar ; and the other ,
he had with K. Troplong, the
he said seriously, and with •
pull at his moustache,
;smug.

,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

FORTIFICATION OF THE ROTHE.

It will be recollected that at the last meeting the
Harbour Committee were requested to consult with
Capt. Nugent in reference to a communication which had
been received from the War Department respecting the
ballast quay leading to the Nothe. The MAYOR now
explained that the exclusive possession of the quay was
not required by Government, bat only a temporary pos.
Nession ha- engineering and tiVier stores —lt wee
resole:II, on the motion of Mr. Dime', seconded by Mr.
ATLING, that the applicat' should be granted, arid
that the Clerk lio tote the necessary stele to secure the
Council's interests and privileges thereon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

oted Lauriston
inunths.

visited his Majesty
at Buckingham

rs the Lacrarr Gazette)
moment writing a li:e
by, in a conversation
wident ot the Senate,
than usually irste
was • vile ealana•

hviident
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

T6NDERS FOR COAL

Two tenders had been receieeii fur the simply of coal
for the steam engine--one from Messrs. John Miles and
filinicester, dellyeeed at the station, Merthyr or
Abenlare coal, screened, 11/.. 4.11. per ton; unscrrened
ditto, 16s. Ithl., and small ce4l, of the same quality,
14s. 4d.—Mr. F. Lock tendered to supply the best Bad.
stock coal at the waterworks at lgs, gd, per ton • on.
screened ditto, 175.; Newport coal, neiscreened, 21..;
Merthyr steam coal, unscreened, 21a.; and Hullo coal,
screened. 21s. lid. The Board decided on accepting
Slewa. Miles's tender for the .11lerthyr coal, screened, at
19s. 4d. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

EVERSHOT.

On Wednesday las-t—Wit-i-c-iithose light•fingered
gentry who prowlabout the country, and are gene-
rally found where a number of persons are assembled
together, paid • visit to this town, and selected as
the scene for the trial of his skill the dwell-
ing-house of the late Mrs. Jennings, whose effects
were then being disposed of by auction. One lady
het her watch and two others their purses, one C 0111•
taining a couple of sovereigns, and the other, for-
tunately for the possessor, only few shillings. It
is alinost unnocimary to add that no tidings have
since been heard either of the theft or his booty,
but we trust this notice of his depredations will put
ladles attending sales on their guard, and render the
vagabond's vocation an unprofitable oce in the West
of England.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

Ernie anti Continua.

BR UWORD, irNIS 14.—A1l parties agree in describing,
the market to-day sui unmistakeably dull. Prices of
wool are firm, but there is no COlifidellee that they will
remain so ; a continuance of the present weather, or
any political event likely to create distrust, would
operate to produce a fall. Customers are therefore very
Crain..., end hoe wily for pre•sing and immediate want.
Tit %Di: OF ;At,: l's.— A hase trade outrage is as pct•
rtriule last week at Ilrierley-hill on the premises of
Messrs. Charles Stewart and Co. Seventeen pairs of
bellows have been rendered entirely useless by cutting
large pieces out of the sides of them. The bellows were
mostly new, and, from the manner in which they were
mutilated. A 100 of about £4O will lie entailed upon the
firm. besides throwing between thirty and forty men out
of employment till they are replaced or repaired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

WIMBORNE

THE GIB DORSET VOLUNTEER RIFLE CORPS.—
Captain Coventry has arranged to give his men a
great treat on the 2r. th inst., by bearing the ex•
penties of a trip for them to Swanage.and a good
dinner at the Victoria Hotel. We should have
thought that a former arrangement to dine at Wiin-
borne would have been more " palatable " to the
majority of the corps. To give their first demon•
strain's' away seems a grave slight to their towns-
folk and subscribers, and has, we hear, incurred
much local displeasure; the subscriptions for the
" band " lissing Loon seriously checked thereby.
The constant attendance of the officers and full
numbers at drill is a subject of much remark by
nor admiring citizens, but there certainly never was
a more unpopular movement than that "Across the
Sea to Swanage " by our brave volunteers on the
2•th—the only witional holiday ever kept in
W imborne.

Au inquest was held on Saturday last at tha
Chequer's Inn, Lytchet Matravers, before Mr.
Houaden, deputy coroner, sitting for Thomas
Rawlins, Esq., on the body of Philip Cure, black-
smith, aged 57, who died suddenly on Thursday at
the house of a man named Eaton. It appeared that
the dece..s.d had suffered from discism of the heart,
but a man named longilown accused 1.4.0 n of
poisoning the deceased. The coroner called Lang.
down before the jury, who acknowledged that what
he had stated was only a" foolish saying," and there
was no ground for it. After a severe admonition
from the deputy coroner for the way be had degraded
himself, and hoping he would be more cautious for
the future, the jury retarded a verdict of " Died
by the %Imitation of God.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

WOOL MARKET.

There was a moderate business doing in 'good and line
home-grown wools, at full 'prices, but other qualities
continue very inactive, at .about previous rates. The
supply of wool on offer is still limited, and the trade in
the manufacturing districts is still very firm. Appa-
rently the quotations are likely to advance, owing to the
large quantities of colonial 'wool disposed of at the last
sales on continental account:
Dow Ter+
DOMII Ewe.
Hall-tied tiori
Half-bred Wethers
Kent Fleeces
Leicester FIMCCI, mixed
Combine ski,"
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool

Kid. 21d.
19d 20a.
1 .
2:r
lid —d.

11Id. 194.
.. dd. lid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

FRIDAY.

Lord Dr GREY and }UPON, in reply to questions from
Lord Camperdown, stated that no rife cut iron guns
had been delivered to the navy, as the Armstrong guns
were not of cast-iron ; that cast-iron guns had been
',looped and rifled upon the "shunting plan," at the
suggestion of Sir W. Armstrong, but the experiment
had proved a failure • and that the Ordnance Select
Committee had not been consulted before these guns
were rifled. He also explained the position of Sir W.
Armstrong in regard to the works at Ehiwick and to the
Government.

Ivird WESTMEATH moved the second reading of the
Furious Biding and Driving Bill ; but the LORI)
CHANCELLOR having Stated TAIWOOS why the Bill was
objectionable, Lord NEIMAN moved the second reading
that day three months, which motion being carried the
Bill was lost.
A conversation then ensued between Lord CAESAR.
VON and the Duke of NEWCASTLE on the aubject of
introducing and acclimatizing animals in the Australian
colonies, in the course of which the Duke of NEWCASTLE
elated what steps had been taken for that purpose.
The report ,f the amendments on the Duchy of Corn-
wall I Limitation of Actions) Bill wee brought up and
received.

The Union of Iknelleet Bill, after an amendment to
the find, clause, proposed by the tiniliop of LONDON,
extending the operation of the Bill to the suburbs of
any town. win, read a third time and passed.
Their Lordships adjourned at 25 minutes to eight
o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Sorrw.wwwwt, Friday.—Old
tl5 Oa. ; Now, £l3 Om. to MS 1
Barley, Ur. to 461. ; Crinding di
24a. to 2&.; Beans, 40s. to MM.;
Sr.; Floor, 425. to 464. per *a,
demand, at ls. to 2s. over the
week. Oats and barley rine
Plow., 1.. to 2s. per awl hiOer

LIVERPOOL WOOL-:

unchlapd.

MARKET,

The new clip of English wo
market now, but growers ask in
the trade are not yet prepared
therefore drawing their supplie
from such descriptions of fortis
replace home wools, and we havi
fur burizeuss duing ih the turzuer,

Wheat, £l2 Ills. to
IL per load; Malting
Ito, 326 to Mk ; Oats,
Malt. Mk to ris. per
t.—Wheat in steady
In of this day
Beans firm.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

HEALTH AND DISEASE.

Tlla ROYAL 1:1NI{11.11. DIMPEN—SAII.T.— The wins'
quarterly inecting of thin charity we Mid on Thoraday
fortmoon within ,lie Imanlrimm of th• dispensary, 95,
Bartholomew -close, 31 r. Wood, the treasurer. in the
chair. The report stated that from the let of January
to the 31st of March inclusive, the number of patient,'
had been 4,0;1, of whom 3,097 lied been cured and
relieved, 24 had died, and 150 yet remained under treat'
uncut.

A New SrHyGmoottArti.—The investigation of the
rapidity. power. Fold cadence of the pulse Ws always
Into is inaLter of great importance to the medical pro-
fession ; and various ingenious deviceu base at times
le en resorted to in order to obtain diagrams represent-
ing its motion. The latest sphyg graph was that in-
vented by Vierordt, consiating of a horizontal lever, one
extremity of which rests on the artery, while the other
provided with a style, describes lines on a blackened
paper laid round a turning cylinder. But Obi con-
trivance has va-ious defects, and can only count the pulaa-
tionf, but is not calculated to allow the state of the cir-
culation in •particular subject ; since the arterycannot
impress an instantaneous motion on the lever, and tire
apparatus oscillates with the nlownesA cot illoChronimn
of a pair of heavily-laden scales. It is moreover large,
and not easily applicable in practice. Dr. Marcy has
just communicated to the Academy of Sciences certain
improvements in this apparatus, calculated to remove
the above inconveniences. By means of this apparatus,
Dr. Marcy liaa been enabled to ascertain the following
importanf law, viz. : -That the palpitation of the heart,
as the ineasure if its force, being been equal, the fre-
quency of the puke is in the inverse ratio of the tension
of the artery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-19

MORCOM BELAKE.

TEA MtItTINIIS. -011 Wednesday the 13th inst.
the annual tee meeting, in aid of Morcombelake,
Nlarshaelsed, and Fishpond day and Sunday School,
was held at the above place, when two sermons were
preached, that in the afternoon by the Rev. Mr.
Beckley, of Sherhorne, from let Epistle of John,
iv. hi ; anti that in the evening by the Rev. Mr.
Rogers, of Britlport, from St. Luke xv. 10. The
attendance was large and respectable, amongst which
were several ministers, who took part in the pro-
ceedings. Between the afternoon and evening ser-
vice the friends took tea at the residence of the
minister of the chapel, the Rev. Janice Ilargroves,
and at the same time the school children, numbering
ISO, were regaled with tea and plum cake in the
space in front of the chapel. After each service
there was a collection, and at the close of tile even-
ing's service Mr. Mitchell, of AxminAr, was
desired to examine the accounts, which he pro-
nounced correct, and in a much more favourable
condition than last year. Over the entrance to the
chapel was an arch tastefully composed of ever-
greens and Bowers, having in the centre the motto
of "Tram up a child in the way it should go." The
weather was unusually tine during the whole after-
noon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

arittv an :Vats

lowan ant) Co;oniat Eittclitatacc

:E EAST.

; for a seriour afragnle
'rowan Tork. y. The
I tl Omar Pcli. u
Glory, k 10:nceforwar.1
iy iu flown.:lis, which
aitions in favour of

(112 oaavions of the Eider . some religions
disturbance' broke out at Conalm. biome —tlrsetc
Jlt.man Catraulica being respectively the actcra ; but, it
seem% they were altogether devoid of • political
a.arav"-er ; bat we are told th " Ponce will make she
Porte responaible for Vie .laivage csum i by the Greeks."
lt ha' been reported in Oslata ti it the Porte 112.3
COMM
neraiate a n..w Imo of I:10100,0W, for tile guarantee of
the interest mil iLtoruste payment of which the CuStrolta
of Smyrna bud Salonica would be hypothecated.

festival
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The New Forest Hounds- Tuesday (this by).
i'liriatchureh-road Station ; Thursday, Ipley Faro I
Saturday, Bralley Water -at 10.43.
The B. V. Fochounds--Nlotiday, Zeals Green-at
11.30 ; Wednesday, Reillyuch Gate ; Saturday.
Cliftu Wood --at 11.
The B. V. Harriers -Tuesday, (this day), Vellowham
Wood ; Friday, Alton Lower Wood-fur roe deer
-at 12.
The Taunton Harriers--Thursday, Sparktord, to
uncart a red deer-at 12 -by invitation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-24

BIRTHS.

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April 11, at Penn Mill Hotel, Yeovil, the wife of Mr.
John Stone, of a ..on.
April 14, at Bournemouth, the wife of the WT. Regi-
nald lieuipe, .4 a daughter.

M ARK! AGES.
April 11. et 0 gton, near Weymouth. by the Rev.
flarJ. E. Philippe. Bart., misdated by the Rev. W. F.
Tregarthcn, Joaepli Brutton, Eel.. of Yeovil. to
Elizabeth Ldlington, only daughter of the late Charles
Hall, &q.. of Oamington L.oilge.
April 11. at Okeforil Fitsp due, by the Rev. R. C.
Mob "rd.,: Mr. W • D. Barb r. of Frome Whitfield,
Dorchester. to Mi. Mary Jane Simonds. eldest ,
daughter of Mr. H. W.illbridge, of Rum, Firm.
April 11, at it. John'. Church. Man.tiel.l. by the Rey.
J. S. Itraineld. isasisted by the Rev. G. F. Morgan,
James P. Hine. Eau., of Netherbury. Donee, to Ant la.
youngest daughter of Charles Lindley, Manabeld
Jalllo4 Ray. I....Westmft, to Kite. widen of
the late Capt. Nicholson, of the nth Regiment, and
sister of the above.
April 17, at Witehampton, by the Rev. Carr Jo;
Glyn. Charles Rio,,. CE.. of Greentirl.l-loope
'1 Sutton. Surrey. to Catherine Pinter. niece of W
I Kurt, E.g.,of Wirclia.opton, near Wunlairne. Dorat.
April 19. at the pariah church of St. Marylelaine. by
the Rev. C. J. Puilipa Eyre. Lient.•Colimel S. S. Cox.
Chief Conatalde of Duraist. u I late Illth Regiment. to
M WO, youngest daughter of Thoium Feethaiii,
W,.y bridge.