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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

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NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN,—That a GENERAL
ANNUAL MEETING al Shim ASSOCIATION will be
holden at the Acorn Inn, in the Town of EVILLSHOT, on
Tnuner, the 20th day of Arun, indent, at Eleven
o'Clook in the Forenoon, for receiving Subecriptions end
Auditing the Treasureee Aeoonnts. .

Persoi'm wishing to become Subscribers are requested
to attend to sign the Articles of this Association, printed
Copies of which may be had on application to the Trea-
surer, Mr. C. H. BAsucrr, Solicitor, Evershot.

or Dinner precisely at Two o'Clook.
Ererehot, Bth April, 18.58.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

EVERSHOT.

The annual Faster vestry was held in this parish
on Thursday last, when the churchwardens accounts
for the past year were audited and passed, and a rate
of 3d. in the pound was granted for the ensuing
year. Mr. J. Martin and Mr. A. Martin were re-
appointed churchwardens. It is worthy of remark
that the first named gentleman thus enters upon his
thirty-first year of office. Mr. J. J. Clapcott, the
medical officer of the district, brought under the
notice of the vestry the necessity of providing a bath
for the use of the poorer inhabitants in cases of
emergency, and it was determined to provide the
necessary funds by subscription. A lid was hauled
by the churchwardens, and their example was mine.
dtately followed by all present, and • sum nearly
sufficient for the purpose was raised in the room.
We would call the attention of other parishes in
rural districts to the necessity of providing similar
accommodation for their poor parishioners, the timely
use of which has frequently been the means of saving
life.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

WOOL MARKET.

Since our last report, scarcely any business has been
transacted in our market, either for home use or export
to the continent indeed prices generdlly are almost
nominal. To effect sales to any extent, further de-
pressed rates must be submitted to, although the supply
of wool is not extensive.. _ _

Per pack of 2401ba
Feces—Southdown Hogs .013 0 to £l4 10
Do. Half-bred Hogs
Do. Kent
Do. Southdown Ewes and Wethere 13 0 19 10
Do. Leicester ditto

All communications in relation to whatever de.
p.r.ent of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. Faznr.mcu Mattarr, Editor of the Dorset
County Exprese and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

Ela iltsbirt.

SALISBCTRY.—Savinge Banke.—At a meeting of
the trustees and managers, held lately, the rewgna-
tion by Mr. Minty of-the office of secretary, which
he had held with so much satisfaction to the public
for the last twenty-eve years, was accepted. Mr.
Wilson, the assistant secretary, wan elected to the
office of secretary, in the room of Mr. Minty. Mr.
John Waters, land-surveyor, of that city, being
unanimously elected to the office of assistant secre-
tary.
Wurox.—About 2.30 on the morning of the 314
ult. a fire broke out in the vinery belon_ging to the
Hight Hon. Sidney Herbert, in Wilton Park. The
stove house, tool shed, hc., with their °entente, con-
sisting of three pipes of cider, a large quantity of
tools, garden implementa, seeds, plan* ac., being
destroyed. Amount of damage, 450. Not insure(.
Fortunately the vines sustained but very little
damage. The fire is suppoeed to have originated
through a foul flue.
Dsvxmis.—A young man named Scott (about 19
years of age).—an apprentice to Messrs. Brown and
May, swgineers, of this town, WU brought before
the Devises Magistrates, on remand, on Wednesday,
and committed to prison for 6 weeks, for robbing his
masters. Having some suspicion that thinp were
not as they shoed be, Mr. May on anturN' went
to his lodgings, and there found a large number of
new tiles, made exclusively for engineers' use. The
youth at the time, was in Trowbridge, whither he
had gone to pawn some new clothes which he had
just oained upon credit, and to have, as he said.
"a spree." On his return, he was taken into custody.
There could be no excuse for the robbery, as the
young man was amply supplied with money and
will, when of age, come into property to the amount
of £2OO a year

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Da. Lococa'a Tuamotu., Warau.—Dated Iflrton.—" Illr,
Hating had an uloarated sort throat and rtftlaat cough tor
arm! month*, accompanlod with north* Uon, and
obtained no mile from my medical and Wog is.
commended by my neighbour, WI. Madams who had raw rimed great nine from Dr. La:oak's Mang, to try thaw, and
I who induced to do so, so 4 fitriltyM Plume in Domini my
testimony to a reedy sure en 'need by Me from one box
only. (Signed). Cnatawarrr aut. To Yr. J. Nob* Book.
Wier, blarket.plam, Barton." Dr. Looookl of,, glop
%mum Tiaki..rd 6 rapid ours of listhrmi,enneunvelon, oolati,
and all disorder, of taa brush and ht mos h. I . to. ad.. and tta tot box. Torybare • luta
by all modal& Windom
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methane Vendon, when aakod for any of Dr. Loottax'a MIN.
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MARSHALL
Ray. K P. Bcorrr.—The
has lately been presented
Minstar, mg who has been
StSirminster Maniall' for'
MOM years pest, his farewell sermon at the
parish church on mwrBunday. The lois of Mr.
Blunt and his Sicily is sincerely regretted by the
inhabitants, not only in their concerns for the spin.
teal welfare of the parishioners, but also in their
liberal kindness towards the poorer inhabitants of
the parish, Mn. Blunt end Miss Blunt having at all
times must anxiously studied the bodily comforts of
the poor. A clock with the following inscription on
the pedestal :—" A token of regard and respect
from the parishioners of Starrairurter Marshall, to
the Rev. R. P. Blunt, Easter, 1858," and also two
handsome candelabra, were presented by Charles
Parke, Eaq., on behalf of the inhabitants, to the rev.
gentleman, with an address containing the mimeo
of almost every inhabitant of the parish. Mr.
Blunt, on behalf of himself, Mrs. Blunt, and family,
returned his sincere thanks for their liberality, and
also for their kind address.

'TiertmoDrui.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

lIARK•LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, APRIL 9.—Only • limited supply of English
wheat was on sale in our market to-day. For most
kinds, there was a steady, but by no means brisk, de-
demand, at fully Monday s improvements in the quota-
tions. There was • large quantity of foreign wheat on
offer. Good and useful qualities were in fair request,
at full pnoes ; but low and middling kinds were very
dull. Floating cargoes of grain sold at last week's cur-
rency. The show of foreign barley was large—of English
very limited. The trade ruled firm, at full quotations.
For malt, the inquiry was far from active, on former
terms. The few samples of oats in the market were
°hared off, at fully Monday's improvement in value.
Beans, peas, and dour were steady, but not dearer.

CONSIST PRICES OP BRITISH °BAIN AND /LOON.
Shillings per quarter.
WHEAT—bees, Kent, and Suffolk. white le to 41
Ditto, floe selected runs .. 44 46
„ Ditto, red . . 82 40
..
„ Ditto, Waren 44 51
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and YorkshireBB 44
,BAILZY Malting . .. 34 41
„ Grinding and distilling . 28 88
, Chevalier
MALT—Essex, Norfolk, and Suffolk 60 68
Klngeton, Ware, and Town-mad s 59 88
oA7l6—ffswex and Suffolk .. 21 28
„ Scotch and Linooinshire, potato 22 27
„ Ditto, feed . • .. 21 25
Irish potato . .. 21 27
ItYi ..„, .. .. .. 80 89
BEANS—Magsan .. 31 35
„ Tick and Harrow :: . 26 88
Pigeon . .. .. 39 41
PEAS—Non-Bollen . .. 89 41
„ White, Fres, and Kent, holler 42 43
„ Ditto, Fine Suffolk . .. 44 45
7,.. tryi,e —.
.. „ 41 45
FLOUR—Beet marks, delivered (II mei) 8878 Vl
&wands ditto and Country .. 29 88

28 U

FOREIGN GRAIL

WREAT—Dantsic an- -d—ko-n-igs-be—rg • 49 to 52
Ditto, ditto, extra - - • • 58 54
Rostock, Stettin, and Wolgset - 42 52
Belgium and Pornmeranbm - • 41 46
. Danish and Silesian - • • 86 41
„ Italian, or Marisnople
„ Odessa
, American and Canadian - 40 46
BARLEY Malting - - • - 33 86
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. 21 22
Feed
BEANS-13null
31 3,2
- 23 31

Boller..

Yellow ditto -
Non.bollere

• -86 SS

FLOUR--Frenc enish (per mck) 85 88
Canadian and American Sour - 20 28
Sweet - 24 95
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

•.• The Parliamentary Report proves, that while the
abbey see Pere Tea, they colour most of that wet
to Riegtopui. The Sanitary Connie/Meer* cramieed
74 samples of the black and preen tea in co Know
sae, of whicA 54 were coaled with powdered Mow..
HOENIMAN AND Co.'s PURE TEA,
THE USUAL FINE SORTS, BUT THE LEAF
NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
Strong, rich, full-Ravoured Tea is thus secured to the
Public, as importing it before the Chinese corer it with
ooloor renders it imponihle for any brown low•priced
autumn leaves to be made to appear equal to the ben,
and so pass off to the consumer at a high price. The
Lam* (Longman, p. 318) oat« of Horniman's teas:—
"The Green not being covered with Prussian blue. Se.,
Li • dull olive; the Meek is not intensely dark;" whole-
some and good Tea is Own obtained. Prime Is. hi..
4i. • and 4s. 4d. per lb. Sold exclusively by Authorised
Agents throughout the kingdom, and only Is paakata.
LOCAL AGENTS.
Artetbuter Robins.
Bridport Beach and Barnleott, East. Street,
Beanie**, Oliver, Fore-Street.
Mal:f 11ord Raid, near the Church.
Bert il Setelm.
Conte bbas Bowan, Long-Street.
Crewkerna Clark,
Chard Young, Pon-Office.
DORCHESTRiI ',woo, ILOS•Enitx-ISMIM
Gillingham Edgar, Poat•Oraos.
linestrides Rogers.
London Purnell, SO, CornhiU.
Low Looks, Broad-Street.
Dander, Broad-Stmt.
MeV:wry arnorod Palmer.
Poole Orem, High-WHS.
Sh4r6orse Ilogdow, h°41)"9"..4'
Stalbridge Dike, Lk Team
StrroWastor Trha, Market-Moe.
NW tamp, Bailable, Ffigh-Sartwit
Barata, Higli4ll.6l.
worroura' =ea Xszreisss.•
Wareham
Tara Goods k But.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

WHITSCRAPRL,r APRIL 8. Meadow hay, from
£2 10s. to £4 Os.; clover do., £3 105. to 25 bs.;
and straw, £1 Is. to £1 10e. per load.

HOP INTELLIGENCE.
BOROUGH, APRIL 9.—The business doing is by no
means extensive, yet prices ere well supported, although
some lerge parcels of foreign hops axe forced off at low
currencies.

Per cwt.
. £3 10 to 612
214 36
.. 212 30

Mid end Fsist Kent pockets
Weald of Kents
Our market during the past week has exhibited an
improved tone, and though the business transacted has
not been large, • better disposition to hold samples with
colour and quality has been observed, and full rates
realized. Yearlings and fine 1865 s have commanded
more attention. The imports of Foreign hops into Lon-
don last week were 306 bales from liambro', 30 bales
from Antwerp, and 26 bales from Boulogne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

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SOUTHAMPTON.

ARRIVAL 07 0271011111% LADITH AND CHILDS=
FROM LUCHNOW. —The Peninsular and Oriente.' COOl-
- steamship Indsza, Captain R. W. Evans, with
the heavy portion of the India and China Minh, in
charge of Commander Gibbon, R.L,Admirslty agent,
arrived on Saturday morning at Southampton. On
freight she had 49 packages of specie, value .C 86,213
sterling, 1,149 bales of silk, and 136 packages of gene-
ral merchandise. The total number of pairismgent
by the Indus was 85. Several of the Indian refugees
were on board, including the following, who were
at Lucknow from the oomrnencement of Mos siege
till the final relief of the besieged by Sir Colin Camp-
bell, viz :—The widow anti three children of Captain
Radcliffe, of the Light Cavalry; widow and child of
Lieutenant Dashwood, of the 48th Native Infantry ;
widow and child of Mr. Cooper, of the Beat Idian
Company's Civil Service; Captain Germon (13th
Native Infantry) and lady; Captain Ruggles, of the
41st Native Infantry; Lieutenant and ldrs. Clark.
The following, who have also arrived home by this
steamer, were among those who went to the relief
of Lucknow with General Havelock :—Captain
Johnson, 12th Cavalry; Major North, 60th Ritles ;
Lieutenant Birch, lit Light Cavalry; Lieutenant
de la Fosse, of the 53rd Native Infantry, with the
particulars of whose miraculous escape from the
Cawnpore massacre the public are already familiar
was also a passenger, by the Indus. None of the
passengers required assistance from the Relief Com-
mittee, a deputation of which were early on board
the Indus on her arrival in prosecution of their
benevolent enterprise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

Miscellaneous.

England is to supply Russia with 100,000 tons of iron
rails, and France 40,000.
Orsini's children left Paris on Thursday morning for
London.
Madame Orsini hu left Paris to return to the Italian
village where she has long been established as school.
mistress.
The embrasures of the fortifications commanding
Southsea Common, and the approaches to King Wil
liam's Gate, Portsmouth, have been heavily armed.
A soltoolmistreses of Bawtry drowned herself last
week on discovering that • gentleman to whom she was
Featly attached was engaged to be married to another
lady.
The Queen of Holland and her son, the Prince Alex-
ander (aged 6 years), are expected at the l'uileries on
May 7. After a short stay in the Pavilion Marton they
will go to Fontainebleau.
The Countess de Montijo, mother of the Empress,
arrived in Paris on Wednesday, and alighted at the
Hotel d'Albe, in the Champs Elyeees. A Madrid letter
says that she left very suddenly, and countermanded a
ball at her house, for which cards were out.
Sir E. Itulwer Lytton, who for so many years repre-
sented the city of Lincoln in Parlinnent, visited that
city last week, and on the evening of Beater Monday
delivered • lecture on the early history of the Eastern
nations, especially those mennoned in the Old Testa-
ment.
Lieutenant Delafosse, one of the only two persons who
escaped the massacre of Cawnpore, arrived from India
last week. He declares that he has only • dim recollec-
tion of the scenes of the massacre, or ho W he escaped.
A man having been imprisoned for theft at Notting-
ham, revenged himself_ on the prosecutor, a farmer, by
cutting out the entrailsof a sheep, stabbing seven calves,
wringing the neck of agoose, and stredgling a lamb: he
has been committed for trial.
The oommittee of the Stock Exchange have notified
to the press that those persons who advertise for busi-
ness as brokers are not members of the Stock Exchange;
no member is permitted to advertise.
Sir John Trelawny intends to submit to the House of
Commons the following resolution, founded on & recent
cue, which here may be nameless : "That the receipt of
any species of reward by a member, in consideration of
the exercise of his influence in that capacity, is calculated
to lower the dignity and authority of this House, and
is a high breach of the privilege of Parliament."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

Sgriculture.

At the annual general meeting of members of the
Taunton Agricultural Association, recently held at
Clarke's Hotel, Taunton, it was announced that after
discharging all the liabilities of the association, a balanoe
of ES lbs, remained in the treasurer's hands; also that
Mr. R. J. Atton would net as assistant treasurer in fu-
ture; also that John Wood, Req., had consented to act
as president for the ensuing year. Resolutions to the
following effect were adopted: "That mares shown at
the annual exhibition should not necessarily be the
owners' own breed—if in the exhibitors' possession it
should be sufficient. That the age of the young bulls be
limited in the same manner as the young heifers." Sub-
scriptions can be paid in future to Mr. John Monday.
Milverton, or to Mr. R. J. Atton, Taunton.

ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIRTT OF ENGLAND.-A
pubtic meeting oonvened by the Lord-Lieutenant of
Warwick, was held on Tuesday at the Judges' house,
Warwick, in furtherance of the views of those gentle-
men who are anxious to secure the country meeting of
the above society being held at Warwick in 1859. The
Lord-Lieutenant (Lord Leigh) presided, supported by
Mr. Owen Pell, M.P., High Sheriff, Sir Francis Shuck-
burgh, Bart., Mr. Bolton King, M.P., Mr. Chandos
Wren Hoskyns tic. There was a numerous attendance
of county magistrates, gentry, farmers, Ito. Lord Leigh
having opened the meeting, Mr. B. King, M.P., moved,
—" That the Royal Agricultural Society of England be
Invited to hold their annual country meeting for 1859 at
Warwick, and that the Lord-Lieutenant, with the
Mayor of Warwick, be requested to make such pre-
liminary arrangements as may be necessary in further-
ance of that object." Mr. C. W. Hoskins, one of the
council of the Royal Agricultural Society, seconded the
resolution, and spoke highly of Warwick as a place for
the country meeting, because, among other circum-
stances, it was well supplied with railways. Some dis-
cussion arose, in the course of which it was stated that
the stun necessary to be guaranteed by the locality was
£1,500. It was stated that of that sum the town of
Leatnington guaranteed £5OO, the borough of Warwick
£2OO, the Great Western Railway Company £l5O, Lord
Leigh £5O, Earl of Warwick £5O, Earl of Aylesford
£5O, Mr. Mark Philips £5O, Sir Charles Mordaunt £2O,
Lord Willoughby de Broke £25, Dr. Jephson £25, Sir
F. Shuokburgh £2O, and Mr. 0. Pell £2l. Before the
meeting separated the sum of £1,343 10s. was raised
in the room, and a guarantee given for £1,500.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-04-13

NSW JUBTIOS 11001(1.

Mr. C. J. P.xline gave notice that at the ensuing Mid-
summer Semions he should move that MO be granted
for the erection of a Justices? room in connection with
the police station at Wituborue.
The Rev. C. W. BINGH 'in gave notice that he should
move next Sessions for a grant of £3OO for the erection
of • Justioes' room in conjunction with the police station
at Cerne Abbas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

!ILA NDFORD,

hemp Daneh, a drover, living al Hammon, WM
Roma drowned In the river Stour, near Whitellit
Mill, on Thurislay last. A coroner's Inquest was
held, and h appeared front the evidence iff Ills son
that the deceased NO Men drinking the night
lief" and hest left hie loom after filming and
threatening hie wife, and proceeded on his way to
Itlandford but no satialactory proof wm afforded of
hie haying wilfully thrown himself into the river,
The Jury returned a vorillni of "Yound drowusd."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

GRATIS TO THE AFI"LIGTED.

POISONOUS DRUGS_ AND DOCTORS' PEES

ABOLIBRKD.

EXTRAORDINARY DISCO VERY,
-poR the TREATMENT and " SELF-CURE"
of spermatorrhaa, weakness, debility, nervous.
nice, lassitude, depreseion of spirit+, locie of energy and
appetite, pains in the back and limb., timidity ailudi.„
trust, want of energy, love of solitude, grounds.' fears,
palpitations of the heart, noises to the head and ears,
di/sines., indecision, wretchedness, involuntary dis-
charge*, impaired sight and memory, indigestion, and
bodily prostration of the whole system, including mental
end physical incapacity, ko., by means of the newly-dis-
covered " AMERICAN INVENTION," which super-
sedes (in the above complaints) poisonous drop, which
are givin under various disguises to the utter ruin of
the patient. health ; with invalushle information, from
chemical and miorosoopial taste, which reveal bidden
mysteries.
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE," sent on ryoelpt of six stamps, by
W CHARLES ATSON, M•l2-, Fellow end Honorary
Vies-president of the African Institute of Franco,
Correa. Member of the Medial 60011411111 of Rotten
and Peru, the National Academy of Sciences Paris,
Act., and lea Resident Physician to the Bedford
pensary, 27, Alfred-place, sedford•quere, London.
" This novel and selentille American Disooary prows
the absurdity of the English treatment of seek Nem,
and will prove • boon to Suffering Invalid•' who may
eafe.4,3l:d speedily actin pristine health and vigour by
ado the means preeented."—Eve•Osp Hen.
' A new estmordinary era in the sedum of instil.
eine."-040e.
"The Important feel that these alarming implante
may wily be removed without drugs is here (dearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly enema.
fig Ireatannt, as adopted, WV uplainvi.—Modical
&vim.
For Quatileatione vide " sad the
" London Molleal Dirtolorl."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

Corropcmbenct.

CHEAP TRANSFER OF PROPERTY.

To the Editor qf the pore.et County Bxpreao and

Zgricsatural Gazette-.

Demi Ma. Eniroa,—Looking to the possibility of
the following remarks meeting the eye of one of our
county members who might either by himself or •
brother member feel as sealously indignant at the heavy
cost attendant upon the transfer of property where •
married lady is concerned, suffer me to direct your at-
tention to the yet unrepealed statute of 3 and 4 William
IV., o. 74, by which it is rendered necessary that when-
ever a married woman is entitled in her own right to
land, she shall join in and acknowledge the deed to be
her voluntary act, and this free and unbiassed oedema=
most be made before one of two Commissioners, who
are specially appointed by the Lord Chancellor in every
county, each of which Commissioners' fee is 13s. 4d.—
E 1 tis. Bd. There is then an indorsement of the ac-
knowledgment to be made on the deed, then • separate
certificate thereof, then an affidavit to be made by one
of the said Commissioners before • third attorney, who
most be • Commissioner for taking affidavits in the
Court of Common Pleas, with • fee of 6a. Bd. Then,
fourthly, these three document' must be sent to Lon-
don, and the certificate and affidavita are filed, with an
additional fee of 7s. 6d. ; and, fifthly, the attorney
(making the fourth in the transaction and to whom the
business becomes thus often very objectionably publicly
known), has, of course, his fair charge for the prepara-
tion of attendances and letters, to., &a., consequent
upon this learned procedure. Moreover, there is often
considerable time and difficulty wasted in getting the
Commissioners to meet the parties, and all forsooth for
what object? (a very simple and most righteous one it
ia true). To throw • shield over the will of • married
woman—avowedly but furtively—and to "protect her
from the supposed undue influences of her husband l" as
If the matter were not cut, dried, and amicably bottled
long before the Commissioners' examination. The Ad,
moreover, draws no distinction between big and
little purchases—Clo,ooo or twenty farthinp have to
bar identically the same feet, which cannot be esti-
mated at less than ES, whereas the like acknowledg-
ment, publicity, justice, and protection towards the
ladies of England, might be accomplished as effectively
by substituting a plain consent before a Justice of the
Peaoe. The attorney would then be spared the calumny
which is too often indulged in by his client—the vendor
againet the solicitor—es if he could help the monstrosity
which can only be remedied by ten words in any forth'
coming Act for the more economical transfer of the in-
terests of married women in landed property.

. . ..
Yours truly,
F. W. F.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

Igriculturt.

MITNAOIIOIttAIIe lust had an ops
portunity ol sutUtninlitif i speolltien wonderful growth
of wheat, raised front imported me by Major Quentin,
Old Uourt, near Waterford, and appropriate*, dull/.
naked " giant wheat," One single rein produeed rs
stetni,eaelt bearing an ear from hTi lo inches long. 'thetare, on being rubbed out, were found 0 eontein front BY
to 1011 reins oath Mu making a total of 5,1100 grains
front one grain. These figures have been rteettritelp
arrived et, and certainly present an unexampled eridanse
of prollee production.—Clciossel Chronic*.
TON REAPING MACHINE AND THI PHNAINVATION OP
OAIIII.—ID II recent number we had oosasion 10 point
out the great advantagen which the fanner derives -from
the use of the reaping machine, as compared with that
of hand labour, In ptliorlng his crop. of corn. Yet in
spite of these manifold advantages in favour of the
reaper, the landlords In several districts have sternly set
their Tates against it in liedordabire, and In uus or
Iwo neighbouring counties, for Instance, the farmers
hove nil:mired notice. to the effect that Mei, corn nuuiet
be mit with the stale, and nut by the reaper, and we all
know the result of disobeying notices of this nature.
Tie ratson—presumad, but not recillilvd—leT interdict.
lag the use of tha reaper Is, that the emu ace greatly
disturbed wherever that implement la employed. --Akfr
Weekly Afeasenper,
Lumen—Lord Wodshou, in
_imetking at the meet.
In, of the North Walshaiu (Nuvfolla Agricultural
Sestets 9n Tuesday, said one of the prineiplea upon
whieh-he believed agriculture meet be build wee the
ineiple of long lOWA, ((Awn.) Hs did not believe
Ihle principle *as by any means & panes& for bad farm.
ng, and it was only delusive to auppooe thast}ilyou gave
s man a good mace lie, therefore become a fanner
but it was nevertheless true that fur Irstoste terming
long leans were a necessary • ^4ltion. Taking It for
. .
' were spur
-111 laff•
no be.
Nti the
. wee
whieh
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gransed ,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

(LOCAL NEWS CONTINUED !ROM PAGE 4.)

SOUTHAMPTON.

Notice TO PASB6I.4OIRI AT BOUTHAMPTON.—The
following notice has been issued from the Custom.
house at Southampton :—" A clerk is in attendance
in the Baggage•warehouse, to receive customs' duties
on articles subject thereto brought by passenger.
with their baggage. No charge is made by the oua•
toms for receiving these duties; sad pamengers, if
so inclined, may pay them and peas their effect/ with.
out the intervention of an agent."
The Ripon, Captain H. W. Powell, for Malta and
Alexandria, with the mails for those plaoes, Aden,
Ceylon, Bombay, &a., left on Wednesday. She had
83 first.cleas, and 14 sisiond•clau passengers, a gene.
ral cargo, and 79 boxes for Bombay, containing
£20,850 in specie, and £Bl3 fos, 34. in jewelry.
Among the passengers who left by the Ripon were
Lady C. Somerset, daughter, and servant; *V F.
Berry, four children end live servants Mrs. Wellm
Mrs. &clime:is, Miss Dowler and servant, Mr. and
Mrs. Drinkwater, Mr. T. J. Jordon, Mrs. Look,
child, and servant I Miss Babington, Mr. King, Mr.
Myers, Miss Brett, MissOampbell, Colonel Hewlett's
two children, Mrs. Townsend., Colonel and Mrs. Col.
nett, Mr. W. T. Squire, Mrs. Cut, child, and Hr.
vent; Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson, Mr. and Miss Bay.
ley, Mr. 8. Hogg, Mrs. Gilliam, two children, and
servent Mrs. linkhorn, Mrs. C. Thompson)
child, end servant Mr. lipoid, Mr. Sandford MCI
son, Din. Knox, child, and servant; Mr. A. Carrie,
Mr. White, Mr. R. Phillip's servant, hfrA Murray,
Mr. Jones, Mr. D. Shaw, Mrs. Crowley's servant,
Mr. Brodie, Mill Singleton, Miss Bridges, and Mrs.
and Miss Bristow.
RONNY. Agtiowliwrat Sonely.—The annual
ploughing match took place on Wednesday last, ins
field belonging to Mr. Hell, of 51anhn141e1 17
ploughman oontimded for the viiiiree, end the wawa of
em did their work well. Byrnes, Allmon,
and Egger were the judos. e understand that
the annual meeting_ (at witoli Lord Palmerston will
preside) will be WI as the 171 b ol November.

TRANCE.

GLais

foreign ant Colonial intelligrnce.

It la thought Shot the seaston of the Leeshalve Body
for 11180 will open on the 4th Jenttan i oti inst the
.It mooting will be held, not in the Tullerries aa hem
tofon, but in the /anode. Maki, In the Parillion Dimon,
of the new L0u,,.,
A 'flirty none la sold to have fteeurred in the veetry
of the ()Impel of M. Cloud eller the merrier ceremony
of the Due de Melekolf, It lush, sustain among the
country people of the duke's filly. province for thorn.
Omen of the bridal pony to melte a pooh for the
" blfle'll Ilin," m they sill It, the Ant Mix of the
i pintas bride, whit* entillee the happy minium. to
bps left hind of the bride In the proeinion on leaving
i • ehapel. The struggle between the Mummer fid
Itl uelen Murat sound the greeteel merriment, •
o punt WM flennltted by eaurt•ey, la 'woolen,' Mine' 1
a vletar, Du Prim* buskin prokseted 'genial tha de.
• on mnet v• emently, end deelenul that Ilia Yin had
bun rightfully ounyurrod ky him,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

Wimbome Minster,
November 1, 18/18.

THE PUBLIC HEALTH.
(From the Regittrer•General's Weekly Return.)
_ . . _ . .

The total number of deaths registered in London in the
week ending daturday, October 23, was 1,113, showing 6
small deeresae on that of the previous week. In the ten
years 1648.57 the average number of deaths in the weeks
corresponding with last week was 1,019 ; but aa the
number returned for last week occurred in au increased
population, it should be compared with the average
when the latter is raised in proportion to the increase, a
correction which will make it 1,120. The comparison
shows that the mortality of last week la very nearly that
which in the usually healthy nionth of October might
be expected to prevail.
If the rate of mortality in London last week had been
the game is thst which lias, on an average of autumnal
quarters, been found to prevail in the healthiest district'
of England, the deaths would not have exeeeded 770 ;
therefore the actual exoese, or 343, represents that oon-
tingent which is derived from acquired conditions of
insalubrity, and which it belongs to sanitary science to
reduce.
. . . . . _ . . . .

At the beginning of September the mortality from
scarlatina, which had been previously high, rose per-
ceptibly, and during seven weeks showed a continuous
increase, Last week the deaths from it were 156, a
number which is not quite so high as that of the pre-
vious week. The corrected &verve for last week ii 75.
The north districts comprising chiefly Maryleboue, Pan-
cras, and Islington contribute 43 out of the 156 deaths ;
those which lie on the south side of the river return
49. Nine caeee of scarlatina were fetal in Westminster,
13 in Marylebone, 19 in Pancras, 8 in Islington, and
13 in Lainbeth.
Last week the births of 849 boys, and 846 girls, in all
1,696 children were registered in London, Is the ten
corresponding weeks of the years of 1848-57 the average
number was 1,480.
At the Royal Observatory, Onsenwieh, the mean
height of the barometer in the week WWI 29-694 in. The
readings of the barometer varied from 29-48 in. to 2996
in. The mean temperature of the week was 51.1 deg.,
which is 2.2 deg. above the average of the mine week in
43 year' (as determined by Mr. Glaislier.) The highest
point attained by the therm meter in the shade was
61.7 deg. on bunday the 17th ult. ; the lowest wee
432 degree on the following day. The entire range of
the week was therefore 185 deg. The mean daily
range was 130 degrees. The mean due point
temperature was 493 degree., and the difference be-
tween this and the mean air temperature was only 16
deg. The mean degree of humidity of the air was 99.
The mean temperature of the water of the Thames wee
66.6 degree. The wind was generally east or north-east.
Rain fell to the amount of 0•32 in., all of it on Monday
and Tuesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

liii

LONDON MARKETS.

far ILIOTRIO TALIOR4PII.I

MARK•LANE, MONDAY, NOV, 1.

Our market WM will supplied to•day with all
descriptions of grain.
English wheat was from two to three shillings
cheaper,
Barley unaltered.
Oct., one shilling dearer,

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, NOVIIIIIIIII 1.

Our market was well supplied to-day with
five thousand slit hundred beasts, and twenty-
two thousand sheep,
Trade about the some.
Beef, beat quality 4 10
Mutton, ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

LONDON PROVNION MARXISM

ror most Itlnds of bultor The Inonlre Is very Ingalls,'
nevertheless, we have Nowell, any (hinge to nollse In
value, Bison Is dull, And most other provisions sre a
slow Inquiry,

POTATO% MARKET.

We have no improvement to nolloe in the demand for
any kind of potatoes, Coastwise and by railway the
reoripts oontinue on a liberal seals, and the imports sinus
Monday lad have been large. Present priors
York Regents, in.. to Dot i Maws, Me. to PD.. i Kent
and Ernes, Its, to NO.. French, NO., to 15s. i Belgian,
Cie. to 00e. i inferior, 401, to tiOs. per ton,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

es leaving b..
'roan PaUlturton
Saturdays only,

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Ythebeilist
‘riati!ai

TIN CNANNIL SQOADION.—The Floyd Albert, 121,
wirewehip, has jolt been refitted at Portamouth to re-
ceive the flag of Rear-Admiral Fremantle. The Channel
squadron under his command is ordered on • MOM to
the eastward, and it ia understood that it will then pro-
ceed to Lisbon for the winter.
On Friday last orders were issued that, in order to
obtain efficient elUelehtlie as bandsmen for Her Majesty's
regiments, • bounty of £lO was to be paid to all joining,
and • gratuity of El to any person bringing an efficient
man.

_— *MLR) SCHOOL,Artipkr
Dorebookor, alogrova d DRAB
work. Mai epootioakkors, Woes
sow:06101V. .#l,xtu /
' dollvorod

AILIAMMAIT
terminated on listurtley in the rot'
J. Mormon by • majority el 111, the
Yr. Wilson, 228 ; for Yr. Wllkiales,
fortt eleetion
Mr. Maslow by 10, 'the
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

PRUPINIA,

Ter l'etteelee Holefrue.—A) 1 o'llnelt nn Teeetlpy
kespl the Ineloohert of ,th Croft,. Amemohled In the
We lielonn of )ste oyel elate, The Prime Regent
ell having then eil them In, the patriolle tineohniti
vsll lil,eh they mil remitted in the telehfleltmen
1,, tI. motley, tonota vs th 0 oto wiles the ethoelltuelin 0
hallo. 'he N4llllllll to the 101 l (lumber think rile
;4 riy. milingis II th nem, nf the *nullity en Ile
'reek Int of thl NMI Chamber pre three iron for
the KIDS entl 'floes pot, The Minister reeltlent
(Tun Manteufle ) then eilenel the Dlet Awed.

11,1111 MIA,
A 11111041fle• hill Not been named In ttrfeoll by a enun.
ell of Moe el NC Petenihurgli, upon an 'noir durum,
mimed Nalnvelty, who during the war n the Petty..
wont over to the Turbieli army, 411(1 momently reo
nutmeat Christianity for the italmonetien faith, The
sontonee (leftism. liliut a Italtor to hie °wintry. Ills 11411111
attauliod 111 a gibbet, will be swam! In a piddle plan,
and lie himself, If ever hien, will he openly degraded by
the bonito of the hangman, who will hmals his mord upon
lii. howl, ke., after wltleli he will he sent to labour for
life in the mines of filberle, never leering the depths of
the mins,
Aoonunte revolved from the frontiers of Ittuude, dated
the Illth net,, inform 111 111111 the d111411r114110011 WlllOll
WO liken place in the &stern provines. of Russia an
more serious titan they wore dated to be. Meveral
peasants from the fierman provineee on the lialtlo hare
boon trammeled to Siberia. It was not for want of
energy that M. firunswahl was removed from his poet of
aorenior, A traveller arrived from the southern pro.
vlnces of Ititeula statue that the ineurreollon .41 the pea.
sante there has assumed a merlons character. The
Xtuporor Alexander shows himself every day more
determined loamy out his plans of reform, Some of
the nobility are raising didloulties In his way. Their
conduct, it Is feared, will Inerease the agitation which
prevail'.
rile Emperor of Roods has pint ',looted two measures
of some importenec relative to Poland one own:miming
reorultmont, from which the inhehltents ere to be es•
emoted for three yearn, to oounterbalanoe the effects of
thin lonics en mem effuotad during the reign of Nichols'',
and the other suppressing auroral branches of taxi.
_ . . .

The death of Honore! Vrevakil, who reciently dietin•
giddied himself In the C11401111*.1. in his operation. spinet
fiallemyl, Is announced. He was mortally wounded
while leading his men to the attack of the Aoul Kaouri
on the 111th of September.
The treaty of oomineree and navigation between
Russia and Auetria will mime to be In force on the let
of January neat ; but negoaiatione for a new treaty have
been opened.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

WIMHORNIC.

On Friday last, the 14th of RONNeII Great
Monthly Market Hales wee held at the New ltin
yard, -The supply of stook was good for the season,
among which some very prime wetter sheep coin.
mended spirited hiddings, and were finally dispose('
of at the highest London quotations. As a horse
eitohange, thu periodical sale hide fir to eolipie
many county fairs, as there appears tub. 'steady in.
cruse in the number, and improvement in the gene.
cal quality of the atilinnls, entrusted to compotitlon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

Afternoon witness arid deceased trent to Walk on the
Downs, and they parted nem after 4 o'clock, Miss
Riehmmill staying behind for Ihil purpose of gather.
ilig some Mowers. Mr. Henry John Nollitoll, 600 it•
ing clerk is the Orem Warm% Railway Company s
(aces, ilepoatal that he nes oil the liowns at the
time of the atundent, Ind caw the young lowly it this
edgy of the precipice, She leaned over the 'Agana
then stooped forward, and aiipeareki to he picking
something! She theti slipped. She extended her
hands as It trying to grasp at something to save her.
self, hat the effort wee CAW and she fell over the
dill'. Witness went and gave information to is
policeman, and they went (I.,wn to lien, but she wee
dead. Her death was purely accidental. Williaui
Bryant, a dealer in mineral, and fossils, also de.
scribed the accident. On Wednesday previous he
saw the young lady on the outside of the Suspension-
bridge pier. She had got outaide of the rivilinge
placed ff.r the protection of the public, and was in No
dangerous a position that he spoke to her, and
warned her of her peril. She merely smiled, and
went to it place more dangerous still. The coroner,
In summing up, referred to a matter mentioned by
one of the Jurors, as to the possibility of providing
some more sufficient protection. He said it seemed
difficult to giant against pylons throwing iwgy their
SYS', as had been the cue in two or three instances.
The Jury returned a verdict of " Aouidental Death.',
-

ito-utit PITIIIIRTOII.-Th• Leaden ausette of the
th ult. contains the notification that the Queen
has been pleased to grant unto William Parsons, of
South Petherton, gentleman, her royal lioenue and
authority that he may, in oompliatioe with an injunc•
non contained in the leal will and teatainent of John
Weston Peters, late of Bridge Honse, in the parish
of South Petlierton, gentleman, deceased, take and
heoeeforth bear the surname of peter,, in addition
to and after his present eurname, and take and bear
the arms of Mere, and soh surname and army
may in like manner be taken and borne by his
issue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

METROPOLITAN AND PROVINCIAL CREDIT

COMPANY, and
NATIONAL BANE OF DEPOSIT.

CHIMP 01P/10118 1
9, ARTHUR STREET, OXFORD STREET,
LONDON, W.C.

CAPITAL—HaIf • Milk", Os 10,000 Mars* of £0
essaA.
Chainstast.—THotua H. FARQUHAR, &IQ.
Gepuraliftlf“Wer—CSlAlLLl PUOOOII, ESQ.
Secrogary—H. DUD' GORDON, Esq.
TN every sphere of life, whether among the
Aristocraoy, Gentry, Clergy, Military, Naval, or
Civil Barrios, Professional, Mercantile, and Trading
Claws, occasions arise when temporary monetary
assistance becomes a desideratum. The object of this
Company is to place that accommodation immediately
within the reach of all. The fudunental principles of
the Company are such as to merit priority of Mien.
tion: via., . . . . . . .

in. A prelhnlnary and straightforward explanation
U to the whole oat of any tranuction.
2nd. An observance of the wort honorable secrecy
and oonfldence.

3rd. Thorough prompitude in making ell advances.
4th. The entire num applied for is advanced in full,
the interest being added.

SECURED DEPARTMENT.
CAEN ADVANCIS on personal Security from £lOO 10
25,000, for any period not exceeding Pea Years, at an
uniform rate of interest, repayable by periodical Junta-
mall* or at the end of a term, whichever may be
required.
CASH ADV• 11011 on Freehold or Leasehold Property,
Plate, Jewellery, Carriages, Horses, Household Furni-
ture, Farming Implements, Live Stock, Plant and
Machinery of every description, Consignments' on
Freight, Bills of Lading; likewise, Reversionary In-
ternee, Life Policies of some standing, Annuities, Poet
Obits, Mining and Railway Shares, Debentures, Bonds,
Foreign Coupons, and, in fact, on every description of
collateral or tangible security, whether of present or
deferred realisable value.

NON-SECURED DEPARTMENT.
Under oniain regulations CASH ADVANCIII Sr. mad*
to persons of position and responsibility on their own
personal security, than often obviating the unpleasant
neoesisity of troubling friends or relatives to broom
security.
DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.

MONIT RIONIVID ON DIPOIIIT to any amount and
for any period at £5 per eent, per annum, and for obi&
a Debenture is Issued, alined by the Chairman and tiara
of the Directors, end given under Oa mmunon seal of
U.. Company.
Applications for Freeman«, Forme of Proposal,
mat be made to the Smeary, and If by poet, four
stamp. to be enclosed.
L 13f. By Ordar.

TO SOLICITORS, AUCTIONEERS, MADMEN,

'AD 011111111.

A DVERTIBZR will find the male oi charges
CI. for pulgio tonounosinaelo la the Derma Oval,
japrsi• ostromoly molars* sod undo/ *al of say
othsr Paper in this Immediate tilstrio4 while do aim-
logos is of that ostensive chareekr which mom Ws
Pip.?i mitfluin for advertising inferior to nese in the
wooly of Donor. In 04111111 of repealed leseriloas of the
some advertisement, °pekoe's may be sewed into at
very redeesd rate,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

ELECTRICITY IN DENTISTRC

MR. B. EPHRAIM MOSELY operces on
the TEETH through the above medium iithout
Pain or Inconvenience.
DORCHESTER every other WUXI/DAY,
HAM'S, High West Street,
DaIIy—ILOROXVINOI STRUT, LONDON.
1)1117 (WldtleadAyll osoopled)-14, GAY STRIIT,
BATH.

FIRST-CLASS AGRICULTURAL

MACHINERY. _—
R GARRETT e SONS, LEISTON WORKS,
SAXMUNDHAM, SUFFOLK,
Respectfully solicits the continued patronage and support
of the numerous body of Agriculturists, Shippers, Mer-
chants, and others, whom they hare had the honour of
supplying with Agricultural Machines and Iniplements
for the last thirty years. With the sitensively•inmeesed
facilities for manufecturing, It. G. and Sons are now
able to supply with despatch, at the lowest (wet con-
testant with sound workmanship and thorough efaciency,
combined with practical utility—
Fixed and Portable Steam Engines for Agricultural
purposes, Contractor's work, ko.. he.
Combined Thrashing and Dressing Machines, for
Steam, Water, and Horse-power.
Drills of every description, Patent Manure Distil-
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If and Straw Cutters, for Steam, Horse, and
.0 power.
Corn Dreaming and Winnowing Machines.
Improved Reaping Machines.
Hay Machines and Drag Rakes.
Sawing Machinery, from Four to Twenty Horse
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Stone Grinding Mills and Flour-dressing Machines.
Tile, Pipe, and Brick Machines.
Barn and Field Implements of the most approved
sonstruotion, ka., he., he.
Full I.artioulars of which will be found in It. 0. and
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Complete ISO. of the most Improved Farm Machinery
are erected by Garrett and Sons, adapted to the nature
and sin, of the occupations, and with the arrangements
best suited to the buildings. Plans and Estimates will
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Catalogues in olthor With, French, or German, seat
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butors,
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liand•

Power.

so;;'

ri IV EN AWAY for tho BENEFIT of
Xi NERVOUS BUFFERERA—Dr. SMITH (late
Hospital Physician) will send Free, secure from observe.
Son, to any 'Admire, on reoelpt of sr:limbed teViioe.
enoloeing two stamps to prowl Till‘ PRI'
VAT E MEDICAL FRIEND, • new work on the most
swim/dui and private means of Self-onre of throe fearful
diseases, nervous debility, lose at memory, dimness of
sight, laasitude, indigestion Sm., !within/ from thi
errurs of youth, which, If neglected, mull in premature
54. eonsuraptioo, insanity, sod death, For the
Nowell of nervous outflorere who 'moot vita him
penionally, Dr. SMITH will, at reeeltios & daseription
Of their MC enchains damped envelope for reply, hold
himself ready to reply thin* 06114 his opinion upon
the woe, and the protelplee of weatothat ofetheery lo
laid 6 Polled nth. No eonsaltalloo fee required.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-02

TURKEY.

The Insurrectionary element has unmistakeably dix.
played itself again in the Turkish empire. At various
points in Bosnia the Christians have risen against the
Turks; in one place fourteen Muuulmane were massa-
cred, and in another several more. An explosion is eon-
sidered imminent in Candi'. The Albanian troops are
exasperating the Christians.
The execution of three Christians at &armies. and par•
ticularly the insult offered to their remains by the Turk.
tell populace, has created so great an excitement in
Maoedonia, that the English Consul has requested the
Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands to send
some English shim' of war into the Gulf of &lonics.
The Montenegrins have put the Turks to flight, and
ommpleil the quarantine buildings of Euttrina ; and it is
reported, too, that Prince Danilo was marching against
Grahove. Diffioulties have arisen whit* have suspended
the settlement of the Nontenegrian frontiers. Turkey
and Austria refuse the cession of the boundary near
Podgoritia. Nothing has been resolved about a port for
the Montenegrins on the Athenian coast, nor is it likely
to be, as the oppoeition of Turkey, (treat Britain, and
Austria is very strenuous on this point.
The Turkish loan having been completed in England,
the exeliange has fallen at Constantinople,
Lord 4tratfor4 de Radcliffe was to have left Conatanti.
wild() on the 10th,
The appearance of the comet erected an immene•
nation In Conatantinuple, Egypt, and the &tot generally,
where it waa regarded an the harbinger of great
calcinitioa,
The filussulmen pilgrims who visited Mecca title year
took hack with Mimi a disease ordled purulent leprosy,
which had not been seen since the middle agni,