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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

raratito.

"Why Tom, my dear boy, how old you look :"
" Dart say, Bob—for the fact is, I never was so old lu
all my life."
" The wind's getting round," remarked Bibb" to hie
friend &tains, the other day, when It changed from
east to west. " Glad of it," replied Huggins; • !kibosh
sharp long enough."
" Whooe pip are these, my lad?"—" Whoy, they be-
long to that there big sow."—" No, I mean who Is their
muter ?"—" Whoy,"- again answered the lad, "that
little on, he's a rare on to fight."
A PAIR or Coe.—When is a door more than & door?
—When It Is to (two).—Why is tho medical profession
the wait tedious I—Biloaties it require' more patienoe
(petients) than any other.
The man who never said nothing to nobody has mar-
ried the lady who never speaks of no one.
" I declare, mother," said • petted little girl in a
pettish little way, "'els too had You always son Ime
to bed when law not shepy, and you always make ine
get lip whim I am "loopy l"
"how oiler:fling you look," said • soal-beaver to the
gally"lrealed landlady of a small publio-houee. "Thank
you. I IMO worry I east's return the outopliment," "he re-
plied, with a bland smile. " You could if you told • lie
like I did," was the cool rejoinder.
The beet Donegal for plaintiff and defendant.—Don't
go to law.
In an Irish provincial journal there loan advertisement
which rune thus :—" Wmited, a handy labourer, who can
ploegli a married man and a Protestant, with ion and
dew/liter."

LOLA MONTI'S, C017141%14 op LANINIPIRLD :—Her
Autobiography, and her Lecturer oa beautiful Women
and Gahentry complete in the find number of the
" Weekly Novelist, and Journal of Entertaining Liters.
tare," to be published on Monday, August 9th, price
One Penny, to be continued weekly. With the Brut
number of this entertaining publication will be pub-
lished a supplement of I ht pages (gratis), making in
the whole twenty-four papa. In addition to the A.
tobiography and Looturei of Lola Monts's, there will he
the cominenosnient of two powerfutly-wrltten tales,
entitled responsively "The !laid of the Llghtlioues,"
• tale of Normans& Lit., and " Glendower ; or, The
North See Rover ;" a story of the coast and waters of
Begland. Loden: Ward and Leek.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

/brew anb Colonial intelligence.

FRANCE.
The promotion in the French navy, on the oocuion
of the fetes of Cherbourg, will be extensive. It is stated
that Rear-Admirals Rilcault de ()snoodly, rellion, and
Penaud will become Vice-Admirals; three captains of
of line-of-battle ships, Touchard, Du Bouset, and Clio-
part, will be made Rear-Adinirals ; and there will be
numerous promotions froin other ranks. It is said that
the army will also conic in for • share of advancement,
and that General Macinahon will receive the baron of
Marshal of France. To commemorate the festival of the
7th of August the Emperor has decided that a line-of-
battle ship shall be built, and bear the name of La Ville
de Cherbourg. The but in marble of Captain de la Bre-
touniere, who oonoeived in 1777 the idea of the Cher-
bourg breakwater, is to be placed in the Museum at For-
malise. The well-known painters Morel Patio and
Durand Bruer. commissioned by the French Govern-
ment to make drawings of the prulcipal episodes of the
fates and of the Imperial progreu through Brit-
tany, left for Cherbourg two or three days ago, in order
to make preliminary sketches. We hear that a perfect
host of English, French, and Belgian photographers has
arrived at Cherbourg.

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 31st ult, do not yet record
the arrival of the Queen at Gijon, but they publish
telegraphic despatches, stating that on the 30th ult. Her
Majesty, with the King and Royal children, were at
Mieree, in the Asturias. These despatches add that in the
Asturias the Queen was received with extraordinary
enthusium, the people having flocked down from the
mountains to see Her Majesty, and that numerous tri-
umphal Arabes were @rectal on the road on which she
was to pen. It is stated at Leon that the Queen ap-
peered on • balcony to show the little Prince of the
Atturias to the people ; but that, u it was dusk, they
could not see him well, and accordingly Her Majesty
had a lighted candle hronglit and held up before his face.
This little Incident increased the popular enthusiamin.
At Oviedo, where the Queen was to go after leaving
Mieres, a triumphal arch WM to be erected in loaves of
bruit ; and after the Queen should have palmed through
It the bread wee to be given to the poor. This palace in
that town in which the Queen wee to stay had been
purchased by the municipality for presentation to the
Priuee of the Asturias.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

HOP INTP.T.LIGENCE.

Donovan, Aim 0. —Wit hove nn Itnprovonnont
notice In the down 1 for KIIV kln lo of linoo. Th. alum
10 Inruo for klip thnof vent., nn t the ',lon, dilon4ooountm
ore fovonrablo. The duty to dill called L 13,000.

MI I an I 'ant Kent pnekota .
W..tl I of Keit•
kw . .

Per ^wt,
. • .. C 3 1106 111
lIQ 3 II
11l I

-Ealoon onr Una round thorn hin bran nn Improved foal.
In lii the doom I for newly all kinds of E,IIh wool,
ail aim lino 111111161 w; luiv. 011,11111/111 1.1 maw Moro
money, and alio value of other klnvl la will supportwd.
Thu 'apply on ofbr la ioaironoidy good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

SOUTHERNHAY HOUSE, EXETER.
•
'MESSRS. C. FORCE and SON have re-
ef:mad inetrtiotions to aubmit for SALE by
public UCTION, at the Clarenoe Hotel. Exeter, on
wegiwiday, this llth day of August, at 3 o'cloolc (tin.
less au eligible offer should be previously made by
Est.r.te contract), the PEE SIMPLE and IN.
MMILITANCE of all that extensive and desirable

FAMILY RESIDENCE, --
with coach-house, stable, and grounda, know as %thorn-
hay House, containing about an sore and • half, for-
merly in the occupation of General Hayrick, deceased,
but now of Mos Lee. The houoe Wands detaohwi,
and is approached by • arrive drive. It comprise%
on the upper floor, 12 capital bud rooms, dreosing room.,
and water-rdosats ; on the ground door are a library,
drawing and dining rumr.s, with servants' hall, kitchen,
brew-house, and other domestic ofiloes, which ire well
arranged, having an ample supply of spring and reservoir
water. On the basement are good wine and beer cellars,
and in the court-yard a capital coach-house and threw
stalled stable, with spaolcua lofts over, easily eon-
•verilble, at a mall expense, into bed-rooms. The ex-
twilit% lawn and ornamental grounds, approached from
the house, are beautifully laid out, and stocked with
the choicest shrubs I Ohara are also a greenhouse and
productive kitchen garden. The house and premises
lava been well and substantially built throughout, and
the whole is in exoellent repair; all the internal ar-
rangements have been carefully considared, and AIWA
up ragardlsoa of 'spoon. The vitiation is most healthy
lo only a minutes' walk front the Cathedral, and coin-
wands extenaive views of Higdon and the adjoining
scenery. As a town and country residence the premises
are unequalled in Huller and its neighbourhood, The
purchaser will have the option of buying at a valuation
the furniture, partfoularleed In an luventory in the
hands of tile auctioneers, The Wares will be included
In the purehase.
The property may be viewed an Mondays, Wed.
nesdays, and Fridays, between the hours of 19 and ii
o'clock,
Further partioulara, eayde for viewing, and plans may
be obtained of %ipso% Tqrne, and tfirtse_ll
Cathedral lord Master r, Harrison, 99,
sdllere. Illoonisiiitry, London i and of the anitioneen,
HMI Midwel Wailer,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

HAVE YOU A VISITING CARD?

IF not, you can have a Card Plate Engraved
and 50 Superfine Ivoar Cards Printed and sent at
free for 24. A Trade Card Plato and 1,000 Cards, 204.
A BM Head Plate Engraved and 1.000 Bill Heads,
ruled, for 25e. A Creel Plate and 1,000 Book Labels for
25e., and every deeurlption of Printing equally °heap.
Perforated Silver Plates for Marking Lilian and Books:
Initial& Is. ; Name Plate 2a. ; Creels sv. The above
Priors include Engraving, Printing, and Carriage. Ad
dress, J. BA LL, 3, Wellington-strevt, Holloway, London.
Specimens sent free, on receipt of a Stamped Directed
Envelope. Postage Stamps taken as Dash.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

fortign anb Colonial iiittllignet.

*LING&
The promotiou in the French navy, en the occasion
of the fetes of Cherboarg, will be eatendie. It is dated
that Rear-Adtoirals &Arm& de Genouilly, Pellion, and
Penaud will become Vica-Adutirals ; three captains of
of line-of-battle ships, Touchard, Do Bouset, and Cho-
part, will be made Rear-Adminde ; and there will be
numerous promotions from other rank'. It is said that
the army will also come in for • there of advancement,
and that General Maernahon will rewire the bosom of
Marshal of France. To commemorate the festival of the
7th of August the Emperor lias decided that • line-of-
battle ship shall by built, and bear the name of La Ville
de Cherbourg. The best in marble of Captain de la Bre-
tonnitre, who conceived in 1777 the idea of the Cher-
bourg breakwater, is to be placed in the Museum at Ver-
sailles. The we/1-known painters Morel Fatlo and
Durand Brater, commissioned by the French Govern.
Mini to make drawings of the principal episodes of the
false and of the Imperial program through Brlt-
nsn7. left for Cherbourg two or three day. ago, in order
to reake_preliminary sketches. We hear that a perfect
host of Wish, French, and Belgian photographers has
arrived at Cherbourg.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

LIVERPOOL WOOL MAIM, Aua. T.

Most kinds a foreign wool meet rather ready sale.
and in some ease' rather higher prices hare been re-
quired, and have also been paid. Scotch it mow in
demand, and late quotations are firmly upheld.

BIRTHS.
Aignal 11, al the Markslllese Sandford, the wit.
el Mr. him Hobbs, bookseller and strdimier, of a WM.
ittly 00, at Clieruilneter, the wife of Mr. George Cull,
ef a daugliMr.
July 22, at Yankton, near Taunton, the wife el the
Rev. W. T. C. Breed', eta daughter.
BIARRIAOEI
August 4, at Minokinkampten, by the rector, the Rev.
Charles Whately, the 1t.,, William Eliot, eldest
eon of William Bike, Raq., of Weymouth, to Bathers,
shield daugher of Charles Robert Baynes, Esq.,
Madre, Civil barrios.
August 4, it Walool, Bath, by the RAM. V.O, Jerrie,
A., incumbent of East litolesy I, William David Evans,
lay., of Lincoln's-Inn, berrister•rit-law, and Fellow of
St. Peter's College, Cambridge, to Jessie, daughter of
the late Colonel William Hoban, of Beauchamp Lodge,
Hatuh Beauchamp, Somersetshire,
August 3, at Se Matthew Church, Brixton, George
Hall, of Soteersot-house, Wellington, to Jane Rains,
third daughter of the late Mr. Abraham Ogee, of Bert
Doraillehire.
August 3, at Christ Churob, Warminster, by the Rev.
H. Walsh, Mr. Charles Alexander, to Mill; Mary Rush,
both of the above place,
July 29, at Seaton, Devon, the Rev. Edward P. Grant,
Fellow of New College, Oxford, to Madeline C. William-
son, eldest daughter of John Williamson, Eap, of New.
lends, Sherborue.

DEATHS.
Anted 5, at her residence, Westivereet, Bridport,
after a lingering and painfel illnesa, Eliubeth Elias
Gundry, relict of the laU Joseph Gundry, Lat., of Britt.
port, • red 75 years.
Anguat 5, William, sixth son of George Filliter, Eq.,
of Tngon Hill, Wareham, aged 32.
Avast 3, at Fordington, -Mr. John Wendish, late of
the Three Mariners Inn. Dorchester, aged 60 pers.
July 31, at Hartford Terrace, Weymouth, Thomas
ProodY, many years proprietor of the Bath Coach, end
much reapeoted.
July 31, at Longßeet, Poole, Miss Cooknun, aged 68
pun.
July 30, at Blendford, Mr. George A. Edwards, wool-
atepler, in the 41st year of his ult.
July 29, after a very lingering Sinew, borne with
lunch Christian resignation, Martha, the beloved wife al
Mr. R. M. Harding, of Shoehorns, aged 50.
July 29, at Weymouth, after • :severe 11111011, Harriet,
the wife of Mr. G. H. Davis, Savings' Bank, Dorchester.
July 27, at Islington, Elisabeth, relict of the late Mr
R. K. &bens, of Weymouth.

All communications in relation to whatever ds.
ptrtment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. Fasoution Nlst.r.wrr, Editor of the Dorn
County &prams and A gricultural liascaa, at du
OtHos, Chareh Street. Doreheeter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

FROUD, CHEMIST, HIGH-ST., DORCHESTER,
AGENT for HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA, in
paekets.—The leaf not coloured. Dr. SOOPFRRN, in
his valuable work "On Food," remarks, at page
423 : " The best tea that I cams Put is that imported
bp the Messrs. Horisiman ; its appearance manifests it
to be what it professes—tea which has been subjected
to no kind of outward colouring—a manifestation which
Ito delicions flavour COnfir11111."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

NETHERBURY.

The anniversary of —th-i;—N-e-the-r-bury Pmvident
Society wee held an Monday week. The roll being
called over, a procession was formed, and the mem.
bens repaired to church, where an eloquent discourse
was deliverd lay the Hey. Mr. Mount, from &vie-
sieges, xi., v. 9. Service being over, the members
retired to the New Inn, where an excellent dinner
was provided, which showed the good taste aaf host
Payne's catering on such an i4C44i,111. The chair was
occupied lay the Rev. Mr. Mount, who was sup-
ported on the right by Messrs. Henry and Joint
Hans, on the left lay James Conway, Esq., and Mr.
James Hine. The vioe-chair was ally tilled lay John
Davy, Esiq., treasurer to the society. The usual
loyal and patriotic toasts having 1,431.711 proposed and
duly responded to, the secretary (Mr. George Head)
wee called upon to read the report of the amiety's
feud*, at hi& were pronounced to he in &satisfactory
I state. Altogether a merry day wee spent, Olt the
following day, (Tuesday) the usual diVerlllollB cameo
Otr, much to the satiefactiou of all except the U116'610.
coastal competitors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.

POISONOUS DRUGS_
_AI9 DOCTORS' FEES

ABOLISHED.
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY

VCR the TREATMENT and "SELF-CURE"
1: of spermatorrlicea, weakness, debility, nervous-
ness, lassitude, depression of spirita, loss of energy and
appetite, pains in the back and limbs, timidity, self-dis-
trust, want of energy, love of solitu ie, groundless fears,
palpitations of the heart, noises in the head and ears,
dizziness, indecision, wretchedness, involuntary dis-
charges, impaired sight and memory, indigestion, and
bodily prostration of the whole system, including mental
and physical inoapaoity, /cc, by means of the newly-dis-
covered "AMERICAN INVENTION," which super-
sedes (in the above complaints) poisonous drags, which '
are given under various disguises to the otter ruin of
the patient's health; with invaluable information, from
chemical and microsoopial tests, which reveal hidden
mysteries.
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE." sent on receipt of six stamps, by
CHARLES WATSON, M.D., Fellow and Honorary
Vice-President of the African Institute of France,
Correa. Member of the Medical Societies of Rouen and
Peru, ko„ and Resident Physician to the Bedford Dis-
pensary, 27, Alfrod-place, Bedford-square, London.
"This novel and scientific American Discovery proves
the absurdity of the English treatment of such oases,
and will prove • boon to 'Suffering Invalids,' who may
safely and speedily regain pristine health and rigour by
adopting the means presented."—Eneniay Sae.
" A new and extraordinary era in the science of inedi-
cine."—Globe.
"The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed without drugs is here clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely new and highly success-
ful treatment, as adopted, tally explained." —Medical
Review.
For Qualifications vide "Diplomas" and the "London
Medial Directory."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

BRIDPORT.

REUATTA. —A oi—a-ii.tu--ittee--haie been formed to
organise a regatta, with diversions, on the beach iit
Bradport harlmnr. on Monday, the 23rd inst. The
movement Ims received ready and generous support
from the members for the Iforough, which encourages
the cinninitcee to hops that their efforts to arrange
the day's amuseinente ao as to afford the utmost
grattirloation to all chases will lie effectually pro.
named by subscriptions from the inhabitants of the
town and neighlmurhood. We hope that the ex.
pectations of the committee will be realized.
CHUNCH SUNDAY Scitoote. —The annual treat for
the ohililren of these who'll§ came off on Taus,lay
last, with great eclat. The boys and girls, to the
number of 350, accompanied by the clergy, oliork•
ter*, and teachers, having formed in procession, lava.
dad, according to custom, the principal streets of the
town. The adiral devices borne by the children on
this occasion were exceelingly pretty. Havin4 ad-
journed to the playground attaoheal to the schools,
and grates having been sung, the youthful party
speedily did ample justice to the good things pro.
vtiled for them, and huge masses of cake disappeared
in an incredibly short space Of time. At five o'clock
they proceeded to a Held kindly lent this anil the
former year by Mr. House, where, in the presence
of a vast number of friends and relrtives, they en.
joyed themselves till a late hour with cricket, fo 't-
han, and the usual init.door avid.. The foot nic,:s
for neck and pocket handkerchiefs were keenly con.
tested, and happy were the youthful competitors iif
both sexes who sttoceated in bearing away • prize.
The enlivening strains ..f the Bridport brass land
adlod gre 41) to the pleasure of the occasion, mid
numbers joined in the " merry dance." Afterwards
they slowly departed from the field, and, after sing-
ing the National Anthem opposite the church, and
giving many hearty cheers for all connected with
the wheels, they separated to their respective
homes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

111EDSTEADS and BEDDING.—The most
extensive show in London for BEDSTEADS, in,
iron, brass, and fancy wood, with the bedding and fur-
niture complete. flxod for insyeation, with the price
marked in plain figures, is at DEUCE and Co.'s oele•
bread show rootue and furniture galleriea. Portable
iron bedsseads, de. 9.1. each; 3-feet patent iron bedsteads,
with plaint dovetail joints and sacking bottoms, 161.
each; 3-feet patent iron bedstead, with good ponies'',
mattress, feather bolster and pillow, three blankets,
counterpane, and pair of sheets, Gds. complete: a set of
chintz hangings, 10s. dd. Also, on view, an unrivalled
assemblage of first-oleos dining-room, drawing room, and
chamber furniture, the most extraordinary in magnitude
sad variety ever submitted to the public. The proprie.
tors, being desirous of ootnparison, have marked every
article in plain figures, and invite publid inspection.
Persons furnishing may here make their own coloula.
tion, and avoid the annoyance of delusive estimates, or
of being importuned to purchase. A written warranty
Is given, and refrencos if required. Mahogany Wlkah-
gtands with marble-tops, 325. each. 100 superior ward.
robes to select from. Elegant carpets Is. per yard under
the usual price. Down quilts se, dd. each. 300 easy
"hairs always on show. —DI ruoe and Co., 68, KO, and
Baker-street, Portetanequers, celebrated or meaner
?rasa and German inatittieee and seasesurd bedding.
Dean, at designs and badateads, end *a dam, weight.'
and peke el bedding me post tree.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

MAIDEN NEWTON

RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —On Satin%lsy last AS the
10,10 down train was Nevin; the Madden Newton
station, a boy about 10 year!) of age, a chimney
sweeper, (employed by Green, of Allington, we un-
derstand) who had previously been standing on the
platform, leaped on the foot-board of one of the
carriages, and, miving his footing, he fell between the
carriages and the platform, and was dreadfully
bruised. Medical aid Was immediately obtained and
sabsegosntly he was taken to the Dorset County
Hospital in a very precarious state.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, AUG. 6.—There was a moderate supply of
English wheat on offer to-day. coastwise awl by land
carriage. Good and fine samples were held firmly, at
fully Mon lay's prices; hut other kin Is were very
dull, at late rates. The business done was wholly con-
fined to iiumediate wunts. Foreign wheat—the supply
of which was ettensive—moved off heavily, but no
change took place in the quotations. Floating cargoes
of grain were a dull inquiry. The show of barley was
and the less sod ruled steady, at very full prices.
M.ilt changed hands slowly, yet previous rates were well
supported. We had a fair demand for oats, beans,
peas, and flour, at full quotations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

CURICiar ((CuPI UV Ba ORUN AND FLOUR.

8111IlIngs per nuarter
WHEAT—Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, wltlt 49 to 47
„ Dato, flue selected runs .. 48 $4
Ditto red .. 30 44
52 58

Tal*vera

- idit-croinahire, and Yorkiddreia 48
BARLFY Mi.Llt!!ig
..... .

PS felril:vd.ing and distilling
)1 ter —Esssex,liblrorfolk, and fluffolk 57 dd
Kin 4ton Wore,
anae 541
3941,1
„ 13,oteli and Lineolnaldre. potato 24 az
Ditto, feed .. .. 25 29
Irish potato.. 24 30
RYE .

26 33

BEANS—Magnum
Tick iv.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

WOODYATES.

The sale of Hr. William Do,', sheep stook by the
well-known auctioneers, Ewer and Bidfonl, came off on
Wednesday last, and although the company was not so
numerous, owing no doubt to the multiplicity of harvest-
ing operatic/mots have been witnessed on similar mow
ions, yet (after partaking of • sumptuous tisjadoter,
provided by the hospitality of the proprietor), thyy soon
gave the auctioneer to understand that they meant hint-
nes', by the spirited manner in which the bidding'
ensiled. The highest pair of ram lambi were sold to Hr.
Huinhy, of Minallinition, at e 24 7s. i other" ?ebbing
£9B 1154. 64.,10t, 84. 64., end evr lfs„
kn., averaging on the whole nearly £lO per pair, One
lot of ohilver lamb" realised 421. per head, being pin,
shoed at that sum by Hr. Ninnegar, of Coombe lilesell,
Ti,. flock of 'wet also sold well, and the results of the
sole ore, we understood, highly eatiefeoWry, every lot
being diepoied of,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

Jest !Winched, tent free for the amount in skimp.
II OW to BREW SPLENDID STRONG
11 ALE, at 7d. per gallon—Extra Brown Stout at
O. ditto, nnd Strong Porter at fid. ditto, without the
wind brewing utensils. Price ed.
THE BEST RECEIPTS ever PUBLISHED
for Summer Beverages, viz., Ginger Beer, Lemon-
ade, Raspberryade, all of which are fit for sale in a
ipmrter of an hour after being made. Also, Cordials
and Fruit Drinks. Price eid.

rirHE GREAT MEDICAL PRESCRIPTION.
A hook with valuable receipts, how to cure
Blotches and Pimple' on the Skin, Strictures, Weakneu,
and other diseases of a private nature. Price Si.

HINTS TO EMIGRANTS; or, the Key to
the Colonise, with Tables of Wages, Free
Grant* of Lund, and full directions for making a rapid
fortune. Price dd.

Adtlrmo; H. HOWARD, 98, Berwiok-atreet, Golden
Sr., London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

II is (Titan co us.

The directors of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Corn.
pally hare made a call of El per share on the perpetual
4 per cent. preference shares of the oumpany, which is
parable on or before the 16th of Auguat.
Lord Brougham on Wedne-day out the first sod of the
Eden Valley Railway, Westmoreland, and was after-
wards entertained at dinner by the directors. Admiral
Elliot presided. After the tumid toaste, the health at
Lord Brougham was proposed.
According to accounts from Tecemme of the End the
King of Prussia has within the last few day, had some
symptom, of guilt. lila medicial attendants, it Is mid,
conrider this as the Ilipt of favourable chance.
It is rumoured that Mr. P. Talbot, who has been Lord
Derby's private secretary for several years, will pro-
bably noosed the late Mx. Stephenson as • Commis.
"loner of Customs.
It is at Brighton, and not at Brost, as some journals
have erroneously announced, that Count de Portico,'
hat taken a huuse for the autumn.
Madams Benoit Pould, on the occasion of the death
of her husband, has given the munificent ma of 10,000
francs to the poor of the second arrondiamiamat without
any distinction on the
,ground of nll tenets.
It will interest the admirers of Pie-
oolomini to leam that their favouribs lass aosopted an
engagement for the United %aim SW wlll leave for
New York in the warm of MIX. nisati.
The Rev. Dr. Williams, Watts of Meg New Oxford, has resigned the Vlso-Chaasolliscship, ta°ll6o; which be had filled fort,. whkeughgastko 10 all parties in the University Diap Ward. The roe,
gentleman moseeedesi the Rev. gr. Osumi, pr0,,,66
ci
woroseter College (0 1426, and enimii, ki .111 w cedinary
(mune of events, hare Malawi sass man Weber, 1600. It is mated that the master of Possboobe Rev. Dr. Jenne) will moo probably be the sasaassor of
Dr. WUliams. Dr. Wllliaais is at prosent ail Scar-
borough, whir.,. understand he will ratzeiateciaother fortnight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

MAIDEN NEWTON

RAILWAY ACCIDENT. —On Saturdsy hit am the
10.10 down train was leaving the Maiden Newton
station, a boy shout 10 years of age, a chimney
sweeper, (employed by Green, of Allington, we on.
derstand) who had previously been standing on the
platform, leaped on the foot•board of one of the
carriages, and, missing his footing, he fell between the
carriages and the platform, and wax dreadfully
bruised. Medical rua was immediately lobtained, and
subsequently he was Won to the Dorset l2..iunty
Hospital in a very precarious state.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10


?milers, 26 man; 26th RaOnsont, Ensign H. B.
Church, and 33 men; 29th Regiment, Ecungn F. W.
Prittio, and 18 men; 35th Regiment, one subaltern and
15 men; 38th Regiment, 51 won; 53rd Regiment.
Lieutenant R. A. Eyre; gal Regiment, Ensign B. L
Ciuuberland, and 40 insffi; Royal Artillery, Major
Bondy, and 90 men; total, 9 officers and 300 men, who
embarked on board the Flarkaway. The following
drafts embarked on board the. Plantagenet: 6th Foot,
3 officers and 44 men; 42nd Royal H blandent, Lieu.
tenant T. M. James, and 12 men; 54th Regiment, SO
wen ; 79th Highlanders, SO men ; 89th Connaught
Rangers, Ensign P. Dwyer and 10 men; 93rd High-
landers, 25 men; and 97th Regiment, 50 men; total, 5
odicars and 251 wen of all ranks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

LONDON MARKETS.

far ILBOTRIO TELEGRAPH.)

MA.RIE•LANE, MONDAY, AUGUST 9.

Our market was well supplied to-day with
wheat, oats, and barley.
Old wheat was two shillings cheaper; new
wheat brought from forty-five to fifty shilling..
Barley firm.
Oat, one shilling and sixpence dearer.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. AUGUST 9.

Our market was supplied to-day with six
thousand six hundred beasta, and twenty-eight
thousand sheep.
Trade about the same.
Beet, best quality 4 10
Mutton. ditto

FAIRS DURING THE ENSUING WEEK.

SOMERBII7. - Langport, August 11; Lidford
Green, August 12.
WILTK - %Mort, August 12; Warminster,
August 12; Highworth, August 13.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

i

CHINA.

AN ENGLISH CHURCTI;- NTON.—On Saturday,
May 29, epuhllo meeting wee held at Canton, Hid.
Acting Consul, Dr. Winchester, in the chair, at which
measures were adopted for securin/ a building for con-
ducting Divine service 'wording to the foetus of the
Church of England. The Rev. J. H. Gray, British
Consular Chaplain, conduots for the present Divine
service on Sunday in • Chinese building, temporarily
rented for the foreign ouitimunity, and fitted up for
public worship. At the SAllle meeting A sum of about
six hundred dollars were set apart for building • tern.
porary Church of E Aland chapel at the Red Fork,
which has been grante I by his Excellency Peh-qui, the
Chinese Lieutenant-Governor, for the purpose. Pend.
leg present troubles an I uncertainties at Canton, and
possibly In other arte of China, no larger edifice is
contemplatei for an English church In the suburb of
Honatn, where the foreign community and mercantile
houses are now axing their location at Canton,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

B,llll'H AUPTCIV. Friday.—Old wheat, CI I. 04. to
£ll ito.; new, ell Ills. to .4:12 10s. per load. Malting her.
Icy, 21.15. to 38e. ; grin nog ditto, 27m. to 3.14. Oata, 255.
to VI. Beane, 40e, to itla. Ilalt, eh. to 00.. per qr.
Flour, SU. to 34e. per Nark. —Our wheat market to.
day continues steady, at about the quotation, of thin day
week. There are one or two samples of new wheat
offelng, the quality of whiali Is hardly equal to hist
year'e growth. Barley, beans. and peas each in steady
doom I, at full prices. Flour is without material
alteration.

Ut)(l44Tlift. Fisturflav, Ana. 7.—Wheat, 89e. to
474. Ilaat week, 37i. to 47i.); new wheat, —s. to —4.
lawt week, —4. to—n.) Barley. 30e. to 35n. (last week)
301. to 31a.); o,te, 281. to 27.. Nat week, 281. to 274.)
Beam, 42.. to 50e. (last week, 42e. to rsthi.) Peas. —I.
to d. (Net week, n. to s.) 81. h. loot, lid.—
There wee a good eunply. titles were very dull, hut
laet week's primp' were in molt Inetanoes obtained.
There were severnl Into of new wheat of very promising
quality, 48e. wee given for one lot. In other grain no
variation.

At the prinoipal provincial corn markets on Saturday
last trade was in general dull ; old wheat was a chilling
°hearer, and new wheat receded in value al compared
with the fikitur.lay previous All other descriptions of
grain were about the same, but not much doing any
where.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

A N AOT OF GRATITUDE.-5,000 Copies
la. of • Medial Book for Gratuitous Circulation.—
GEORGE THOMAS, Esq., having been effectually
cured of nervous debility, loss of memory, and dimness
of sight, resulting from the early errors of youth, by
following the instructiota given in a Medial Work by
• Physician, he considers it his duty, ingratitude to the
author, and for the benefit of nervous sufferers, to pub-
lish the nieans used. He will Therefore send free, to any
address, in a sealed envelope, on receipt of • direoted
envelope enclosing two stamps, to pre-pay postage, •
copy of the medical work containing every information
required.—Address, G. THOMAS, Esq., Craven House,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

'no EDSTEADS and BEDDING.—The molt
!JO extensive show in London for BEDSTEADS, in,
iron, brass, and fancy wood, with the bedding and fur-
niture complete. Axial for insyectlon, with the pries
marked in plain figures, is at DEUCE and Co.'s cele-
brated chow rooms and furniture galleries. Portable
iron bedsteads, Bs. 01. each; 3-feet patent iron bedsteads,
with patent dovetail joints and seeking bottoms, 18s.
each; • 3-feet patent iron bedstead, with good palliasse,
mattress, feather bolster and pillow, three blankets,
counterpane, and pair of sheets, 581 oomplete ; • set of
chintz hangings, 101. 84. Also, on view, an unrivalled
aiweinblege of first.olass dining-room, drawing room, and
chamber furniture, the most extraordinary in masnitsd..
and variety ever submitted 13 the public. Ti.
tors, being desirous of comparison, have
article in plain fignres, and invite publid inspection.
Penons furnishing may here make their own mania.
Con, and avoid the annoyance of delusive estimates, or
of being importuned to purchase. A arrftlin warranty
Is given, and refrenoes if required. Mahogany wash-
stands eith marble-tops, 321. each. 100 superior ward•
robes to select from. Elegant carpet' Is. per yard under
the usual prim Down quilts ss. ed. each. 500 easy
chairs always on show.—Draoe and Co., M. 80, and 58,
Baker-street, Portman-square, eelebrated for superior
French and German madmen and gowned bedding.
Books, of design, and bedsteads, snd the ems, weights
and prim of bedding lent post trim

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

Court Nctoc

Omani, Avast 6.
The Queen returned from Cherbourg about 5 o'cloik
this siternoon, and immediately disembarked from the
Ro_yal yacht.
Her Royal Highness the Dubose of Kent left Frog.
more et 9 o'clock yesterday morning for Scotland, at-
tended by Colonel Sir George and Lady Cooper end
Lord James Murray.

DISTRIBUTION Or THS VICTORIA CROSS By Has
MAJIIITT.-011 Monday evening another of those int•
pressive oeremonies which have done so much to tooter
a military pride and spirit among the people took place
at Portsmouth, and Her Majcety for the third time sines
the institution of Shit great order of valour conferred
the Victoria Cross upon her soldiers. Nothing which
could conduce to the success of this /die was wanting.

ROYAL BILF-SUPPORTING DISPRNSARIIB.—An in•
duential meeting was held recently it Warwick, under
the presidency of the Right Hon. Lord Leigh, of
Stoneleigh Abbey, when it was resolved " That in com-
memoration of the recent visit of Her Majesty to this
county, &society be now formed for prootming the estab-
lishment of Royal Victoria Self-supporting or Provident
Dispensaries, in those districts where the wealthy in.
habitants will subscribe towards the outfit, and the
working people contribute towards their support." A
ociumittee has sines been formed to wry out this ob-
ject, and a large sum has been subscribed towards the
esperwes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

ranctics.

"Why Tom, my dear boy, how old you look l"
" Dare soy, 14o—for the feet is, I never was so old in
all in, life."
"'the wind's getting round," remarked Bibbim to his
friend Huggine, the other dsy, when it °Mined from
'mit to WObt. ' Glad of it," replied liuggine "its been
drum long enough."
" Whose pigs are these, my lad?"—" Whoy, they be.
long to thst there big sow."—" No, I maim who is their
ino,,tor t"—" Whoy," again answered the lad, "that
little on, liee a rare on to dgitt,"
A PAIN of CONN.—When so loon more than a door?
—When ills to (to/a—Wily is the 'Hulked profession
the wait sedloits?—liatainut it requires inure pitienee
(petiente) than any other,
The loon who never sell nothing to noholy has mar.
'led the lody who never opooko ill of no one,"
" 'Wolin% 'author," sold a petty% little girl In A
pettish little way, "'tie too had f You alwoyo send me
to bed when I ant not 'hell, and you always tuake toe
got up when I ant olespe l"
"How charming you look," aold a cool.heaver to the
gaily•iireowd INilleuly ot a 'mall "Thank
lon, limo sorry I un't return the eoutplintant," he re.
plied with a blond sile. ' You multi If you tolls lie
I like did," was tint 000 l rejoinder,
The beet caravel tor plaintiff and defondant,—Don't
go to sw,
In on Irish proviticiol jountal there lean Advertisement
whioli runs Ilium —" Wanted, a handy labourer' who 0111
I.loNgh e married man and & Frolookrat, with son end
dragliter,"

LoLA Noweu, oougriga or LANIIIIPIRLI) I—Her
Adoblogrephy, and her Leeturei on Beautiful Willllllll
and Oallintry complete in the Aril number of the
Weekly Novellit, and Journal of Intertaining Wont.
lure "n be published on Hominy, Anviit M. prim
One 'Penny. to be onntinued weekly, With the flnl
number of this entertaining publication will be pub.
lithed a Ilappiaillettil of pages (gratis), limiting in
the whole tweuty•four mime, aUltiou to the Au.
loblography and Lesturee of Lola Monte', there will be
the oolinueimeinint of two powerfulks.written Welk
entitled mimetic* "TI. Maki of the Lighthouse."
a tali of Ne/wegian Lifs, and " Glendower or, The
North Sea Eov.r e. a Mom of the mad and waters of
lingland. London Ward and Look.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING & SUMMER.

ELEGANT PARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE
PRESENT SEASO,Y.

MRS. BALL begs to announce that she has
171 just received, direct from Paris, a large assort.
mint of MODELS of the newest detign, cow
siding of
MAI•ULES, JACKETS, SLEEVES, BODIES, anS all
kinds of CRILDREN'S DRESSES and MANTLES.
Orders from the Country receive prompt attention on
the receipt of Postage Stamps or Post-otlioe Order,
made payable to ELtss BALL, Charing Clegt,
Mantles, 2s. 81.; Jackets with Sleeve. 2s. &I.;
Sleeves, lb.; Children's Dresses, ko., Is. ed. and 2s.
A flat Pullers sent with ererp Article.
-

A complete Bet of Patterns can be bid for el 1.5.,
sonsnding of 4 Minden, 2 Jackets, 4 Sleeves and 2
Children's Dresses (a Half Bet, 10e. ed.), forwarded,
oirrtige fru, to any part of the Country.
Address, Use BALL, 3, Welllagloa Brevet, Holloway,
Loudon, N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

AUSTRALIA

MALTA, -Vie-d-nes-d;;,--Aag. 4, Midnight.
Tho Cambria hu jut arrived, bringing the following
intolligonoo.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1,
The Australasia has arrived with specie to the value
of £72,862. Her dates of intolligonoe Cr. :--Syilney,
10th of June ; Melbourne, 16th of June, Galls, Ott of
July. The April 'nail reached Melbourne en the 6th of
June, The Provincial Parliament was prorogued on
the 4th of June, The negotiatione with the agent of
Baring, Brothers, for the dieponal of railway debentures,
have failed. Hi. offer, which wee equal to 1014,
refused, Arrangemente are made fur the whole with
the six principal local banks. A nugget of 2,200 onnuee
has been found at Ballarat. The following departures
of gold•shipe hare taken plea. for England. On May
20th, the Hougouniont, for London, with 33,600
ounce.; on the 22nd, the Essex, with 64,000 ounces ;
and on June 10th, the Avon, with 107,000 ounces.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

BANK RUPTS.

(From the bovion Gazette of Tuesday.)
William Ellerby Whaley and William John Hillstead,
Wood-street, Cheapside, warehousemen.
Sydney Hoigkmion Qmenhithu, Ulmer Thernes-street,
and Albion-terrace, High-street, Peckham, wholesale
stationer.
Jan Derrick Ayers end David MuHattie Hollis', late of
Nottingham and New York, merchants.
Louis Liolitenatein, Wood-etreet, Cheapsido, merchant.
James Bate, Birmingham, innkeeper.
111011141 Graven and Henry Wilkinson, Leamington
Priors, plumbers.
John Miller, Neweasitle-under•Lyne, travelling draper.
Samuel Stuart, Wednembury, Steffordahire, groom
James °Wham, Exeter, hoot inanufadurer.
Samuel Trounce, Bristol, provision merchant.

(From the Loudon Gazette of Friday).
Charles Walter, Great Maryiebonewtreet, and High.
street, Marylehone, twwnhroker.
Charism and William Walton, Clemont's4ane, ship.
brokers.
John Preston, Spelling, Lincolnaliire. watchmaker.
John King Weitrop, Staining-lane, glove manufacturer.
George Cornfield William., Northampton, corn dealer.
John Bowers Smith, Rugby, baker.
William Sutton, Yo.call, Staffonlahire, /roar.
George Bredahaw, Whitchuroli, Shropshire, innkeeper
George Mellor arid Janata Torras, Manchester, join •
C
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. AC
Joseph Parker, Blackburn, grocer.
Henry Wawa, Nuts:rad, groom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

17E17, -AIL

frclanb.

The aleanvablp Indian Empire, with tbe American
mails and 60 ilmt-olue pauengers, from Now York,
arrived in Galway at 1 &clock on Thunday afternoon.
She hm •SW mr6o of Sour, Indian oorn. tobuoo, and
Inftrrti 88888 T OF ASSISTANT BANIUSTIRS.—The new
Act providing for the retiminent of auletant barrister,
Ii likely to throw even more patronage into tba buds of
the Gournuiont than was al dret eupponed probable. A
puragraph in the Limerick Ckroeiele asp :—" The as.
militant barriatera of timiounty Clare, enunV.Yipperar7,
county Down county I,ghati, county Kip, county
Waterford, county Cork, Queen's Countierninly Muth,
and county Cuan retire on full solarise b the new Ant,
and Miura Biaokbunie, Pennofather, ember Gray.
don, Hun, and White are woken of u new blrriater
for tbe uncut amuties."

TtLi —Fur many 114180111baak there haa not
been so cheering a prospect es the priment one holds out
to the fanner. The accoants—coine from what quarter
they may—show no variation ; everything looks prw
and there Is only an isolated rumour from some
rewote district of the appearenas of the potato. &with
In however, so very mitigated s form as to cense no
APPreliension of the consequence.. The fo,lowinli
reran/ la taken frow the Curb Cousfinition i—The
mike, Is now vplindid, awl the various Grope most
luxurient, the country perhaps never looking more
beatitifel than at ths present time. The late rains with
"high we were visited has proved of peat banal to
the pate, and they as well OA the wheal and barley 'IVO
promise of an abundant yield. The fears whieb were
if.. weeks ago impromod Of 1 reappearance of the
potato, dims' In souse distriete have bemuse quite
allayed. &Nile bliolgoesi woo perosived In the tube. In
some plasm, but as the mat wind which prevailed it
the gine owed they aiatinied their previous healthy
appearance. Abundance of new ones an eonetantly
pouring into the market, and the prima are I sold',
mining down. From ail quarters of the country the
inset sheering amounts of the crops are being given.
In Romoinwoc, Tipperary, Limerick, Mayo, Kerry,
Aetna', Down, Derry, Armagh, and other parts they
are stated to be flourishing. In a few Isolated patella
In Mayo and !Larry blight Is Neel to be perceived, but
presented in • very wild fonn, and not likely to wall
In insets loss. On the whole the prospects el this crop
sod that of pain are highly aatlafacitory, and an early
and 'dutiful hereon may be fairly ackWpaled.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

The Parliamentary Report proves, that while the
Chinese see Pare Tea,. they colour
.ntost of that sent

to England. Tke Sanitary Commissioners examined
74 wimples of the black and preen tea in common
ewe, o/tMick 54 were coaled with powdered colour.

HORNIMAN AND Co.'s PURE TEA,
THE USUAL FINE SORTS, BUT THE LEAF

NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR.
Strong, rich, full•Savoured Tea is thus secured to the
Public, as Importing it before the Chinesee cover it with
colour renders it impossible for any brown low•primid
autumn leaves to be made to appear equal to the beet,
and so NM off to the consumer at a high price. The
Laucet (Longman, p. 318) states of Horniman's teas :
" The Green not being covered with Prussian blue, dro.,
I. • dull olive • the Bleak is not intensely dark," whole-
some and good Tea is thus obtained. Priori 3s. 8l.•
4..; and 4s. 4d. per lb. Sold exclusively by Authorised
Agents throughout the kingdom, and only in packets.

LOCAL AGENTS.
Axminster Robins.
Bridport Beach and Bamioott, East-Street.
Beaminster Oliver, Fore-Street.
Blandford Reid, near the Church.
Bere Regis Satohell.
Cerne Abbas Bennett, Long-Street.
Cremberne Clark. - - _

'Cit'a—rd— Vo—ting—. , Post-Office.
DORCHESTER PROUD, HIGH-EABT•STBIZT,
Gillingham Edgar, Poat-Office.
Hounridge Rogers.
London Pureell, 80, Cornhill.
Lyme Locke, Broad-Street.
Donster, Broad-Street.
Melloary Osmond Palmer.
Poole Green, High-Street.
Merborne Kingdon, Cheap-Street.
Staltpridge Dike, late Tema. _
Sturminster Trite, Market-Place.
Motteabory
11l Beatable, High-Street.
Bennett, High-Street.
WEYMOUTH Cole, St. Mary-Street.
Wareham Beat.
Yeovil Gamia k Hunt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING & SUMMER.

ELEGANT PARISIAN NOVELTIES FOR THE
PRESENT SEASON.

Ayr, RS. BALL begs to announce- that she has
111 just received, direct from Paris, a large assort-
ment of Trunmed MODELS ol the newest design, oon-
sieth,g of
MANVLBS, JACKETS, SLEEVES, BODIES, and all
kinds of CHILDREN'S DRISSSES and MANTLES.
Orders from the Country realise prompt attention on
the receipt of Postage Stamps or Post-office Order,
made payable EN ELLEN BALL, Charing Cross.
Mantles, 2s. 61. ; Jaakate with Sleeve, Es. 6i.;
Sleeves, L.; Children's Dresses, ko., Is. 6d. and 24.
A Flat Patters NM silk ever), Article.

A oomplete Set of Patterns osn be had for El Is.,
eonsisting of 4 Menthm, 2 Ackete, 4 Sleeves and 2
Children'. Dresses (a Half 841, 10s. 6d4, forwarded,
Carriage Free, to any ',art of it. Country.
Address. Hrs. BALL, 2, Wellngton Street, Holloway,
London, N.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10

LIVERPOOL WOOL MARKET, Auo. 7.

Most kinds of foreign wool meet rather ready sale,
an 1 in some oases rmther higher prim have been re•
qnired, and have almo been paid. Scotch is more in
dewand, and late cootatsons are firmly upheld.

BIRTHS.
August 1, at the Market-place, Blandford, the wee
of Mr. John Hobbs, bookaeller and stationer, of on.
July 29, at Charudnater, the wile of Mr. Gee Cull,
of a daughter.
July 27, at Monkton, near Taunton, t'ne wife of the
Rev. W. T. C. Braude, of a dauglitt:r.

MARRIAGES.
August 4, at Mincbinhiungton, by the rector, the Rev.
Charles Whately, the Rev. William Eliot, eldest
son of William Eliot, Esq., of Weymouth, to itarhara,
eldest daughter of Charles Robert Baynes, Esq.,
Msdras Civil Service.

August 4, at Woloot, Bath, by the Rev. W. G. Jervis,
M.A., ineumbent of East Molesyl, William David Evans,
of Lineolti's-Inn, barrister-et-law, and Fellow of
St. Peter's College, Cambridge, to Jessie, daughter of
the late Colonel William Raban, of Beauchamp Lodge,
Hata Beauthamp, Soinersetshire.
August 3, at Si. Matthew Church, Brixton, George
Hall, of Somersot-house. Wellington, to Jane Rosins,
third daughter of the late Mr. Abraham Cagle, of Bert
Regis, Dormetehire.
August 3, at Christ Church, Warminster, by the Rev.
H. Walsh, Mr. Charles Alexander, to Mime Mary Bush,
both of the above plaoe.
July 29. at Seaton, Devon, the Rev. Edward P. Grant,
Fellow ol New College, Oxford, to Madeline C. William-
son, eldest daughter of John Williamson, Esq., of New-
lands, Sherborne.

DEATHS.
Augtut 5, at her residence, Weatt-areet, Bridport,
after a lingering and painful illneax, Elizabeth Eliza
Gundry, relict of the late Joseph Gondry, Esq., of BM.
port, aged 75 years.
August 5, William, sixth son of George Filliter, Eaq.,
of Trigon Hill, Wareham, aged 32.
August 3, at Fordington, Mr. John Standish, late of
the Three Mariners liiu, Dorohests3r, aged 60 years.
July 31, at Hartford Terrace, Weymouth, Thornam
Preedy, many years proprietor of the Bath Coach, and
much respected.
July 31, at Longßeet, Poole, Miss Cocknun, aged 68
yen. _ _

July 30, at Blandford, Mr. George A. Edwards, wool-
stapler, in the 41st year of his age.
July 29, after a very lingering illness, borne with
much Christian resignation, Martha, the beloved wife of
Mr. R. M. Harding, of Sherborne, aged 50.
July 29, at Weymouth, after a severe illness, Harriet,
the wife of Mr. G. H. Davis, Savings' Bank, Dorchester.
July 27, at Islington, Elirabeth, relict of the late Mr.
R. K. Itobens, of Weymouth.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FREDERICK MALLETT, Editor of the DOTBee
County ExpreAB and Agricultural Orizette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-17

Erclaub.

LANDED Es Courr.—The estate of Mr.
Cliirles Powell Leslie are to be sold, on his own petition,
to the month of November next. The property to be
disposed of oomprises upwards of 12,000 acres, yielding
a rental of over £7,000 a year. Mr. Leslie is one of the
representatives for the county of Monaghain.
•

*RIOT. I 4 KILICINNY.—The Kilkenny papers give
full account"; of a series of rather alarming riots which
broke out there on Sunday week, and continued
throughout the following day, when it wee found NOM-
wry to forward a requisition to the military guthoritier
at the Corral/1i for the wistaria of troops to 'apprise
the disturbana. The 'pietas is dosoribed by • lomil
paper as iu "rebellion of the reapers," oomposed of agrh
cultural labourers of the district, aided by a oontingent
of Connaughtuan end large bodice of peasantry from
Tipperary and the King'. and Queen's Counties, who, it
aplairs, had entered into an organised combination for
the destruction of reaping inechinee and the prevention
of the parities of mowing corn with 114 sithe,
LORD PAIAIRRITON IN DUBLIN,--alut ex-Preinier,
during hie brief stay in the Irish metropolis, made arephi
°lrina of hill 011104111 in end around the city, it.
proceeded on a ear, amompanied by hie egent, Joseph
Kincaid, Dap, along the Csbra and North Ciroular•
rorAii, end viewed with conch apparent satiefaation the
works in program, or already ounipleted, along the
route, His Lortlehip we. introduced to Ur, Doabe one
of the Improving Wm* of the neightionrhood, and in,
epeMod attentively the nee terrace in mine of ovation
el Mourne,' lolled Touiple•ternee, Having os,
premed 'hood( gratified al the wanner in which the
building led been !mislaid, and very graelously taken
hie hues of Dr, Hooke, his Lordelilp drove en to
coil cited the Innis of Mr, Hugon, the
eau 4114 recent p, Aber spending some time In
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