The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DOllO/111,11111, TI7IIODAY, AUGUST 10, 1150.

NONSITS AUDAX.

Tin Deasy Administration, having tided over s
very critical period In its early existence, may
now repose in pews for some months to come
and glory without interruption, for the same
period, in the honours and emoluments of once.
A somewhat extraordinary run of good luck,
and the timely concession of certain liberal mu.
sures, have brought the Government to this
tranquil epoch of their lives. But how long the
dignity of Official life will be preserved to them
ha metier not only extremely difficult to guess
at, but ono which, when seriously reflected upon,
will suggest considerable doubt and apprehension
In the minds of the Tory party. The admission
of Jews to Parliament and the abolition of the
Property Qualification for memben have no
doubt been serviceable, for the hour, as helping
to form a predileation favouring the existence of
a really liberal spirit in the Tory Cabinet i but
without looking at the agonising contortions of
the House of Lords iii enunciating its memo.
table and Indium, compromise upon the Jew
Bill, and the inevitable but reluctant submission
to the Property Qualification Bill, it may well
be pelted whether these appearanoss of Liberal.
ism, such as they are, may indeed be taken ao
earnest of a broad, well.dedned Liberal policy
to be pursued by the Government during tie
next session of Parliament. We think not.
There W4I one question brought forward durim
the recent sitting of Parliament which may Ix
taken as i sort of test of the sincerity of the
DUST Cabinet in respect of their Liberal ten-
uncles, namely, the CO county franchise, and
to any such measure as this their hostility and '
roptignanee were unequivocal and invincible.
This extension of the franchise must become an
important element in any beneficial and cotn-
prehensive measure of reform which may be
forthcoming next year in oludionee to the grow-
ing demands of tho country ; and we are fore-
warned of the determined opposition with which
this just and reasonable proposition will be met
by the present Government. If Pmgreu and
P. iforin are to be checked in this period of out
history, and Lord DIEM shall be suffered to ex.
claim, 'Thus far shalt thou go and no further,'
farewell to the boasted march of improvetnent
and all the expected fruits of advancing intelli•
genes. Bit although Lord Desalt may possibly
be encouraged in the application of the drag.
chain by some old Whip, it is impossible that
his Lordship can long revel in the tenure of office
while adhering to resolutions like these. It
seems clear that he most either go forward or re-
tire altogether—the latter appears to us the
more likely alternative. In the first place, the
sort of alliance botweeu certain sections of the
Liberal party and the DIBBY Cabinet is, on the
fan of it, hollow and untenable; it is unnatural,
and bears within awlf the seeds of its own de-
struction. The coquetry between the two has
resulted in some instalment of good, bnt until
the establishment of more durable relations, in-
deed a permanent amalgamation of the two
great parties, no man can hope from Lord DIRBY
that broad basis of Liberal legislation demanded
by the wants and spirit of the times. We are
therefore by no mean, amongst those who augur
from the 111100044 of his Lordship in his first
usaion a brilliant and happy future. It is well
known that he has gone too far to please many
of his own party, and not far enough to please
the Opposition. His own follower, are becoming
dissatisfied with hint, and many Liberals believe
that they have seen the very best that Lord
Dem will do for them. Regarding the position
of the Government from this point of view—
which we believe to be a perfectly Just and res.
*Unable ono—we out by no means participate in
the strain of admiration, and the muumuu of a
long official life of the MINDY Government,
which some sanguine spirits, the votaries of
young Toryism, choose to indulge hi with so
much Juvenile fervour and so mush hutment
complacency,

Tug suocaseful leying of the Atlantic Telegraph
Is the groat event which has Just excited the
wonder And admiration of the civilised world,
Between VAlenti% and Newfoundland, a diatenee
of more than 9,000 miles, a perfect OOTlMllliva.
lion his been established by the *leant' wire,
The Old and the Now World are now linked
together by this wonderful agent and the mind
I. lust in eutikutplation of the veal and varied
bandite nnulting to mankind from the utilising
of this lima power, The triumph of this great
enterprise is all the greater, seeing that two dis.
tinnt end sontowhal disastrous failures had
abundantly demonstrated the diMoultisa and
perils of the undertaking but perreveranat,
Indomitable perseveranee, has met with ite
reward—a reward which will bring with it ever
luting honour to the two great ternaries con-
sented, ogland and Americo, The tandeavons
wits reached by the two vowels on Wedneeday,
the Mtli of July. The next morning the
!gigue's portion of the cable WM splioed to the
Agamemnon's, on board the latter. Hy noon
the next day, Friday, 988 nautical miles were
laid between the two ships. On Illaturdey the
distance between the Agamemnon and Niagara
was thawed to MO miles. On Sunday it was
8114, on Tuesday, 1,234, and on Wednesday
1,834 miles. At 6 o'clock in the morning of
Thursday, the Bth of August, the Agamemnon
was anchored in Valenti& Harbour. The
Niagara had solely reached Trinity Bay, New-
foundland. The two ships were united by 2,029
miles of cable, and the Atlantic Telegraph con-
veyed the gratifying intelligence, and "proof
positive at the same time, that the gigantic teak

had at hint been inoneesfully accomplished. To
show the elatader of it. most immediate results
in ecianeotion with the publication of news, the
Thus of Friday says —"it: is no violent pre-
sumption to suppose that within a very short
period we shall be able to present to our readers
every morning intelligence of what happened
the day before in every quarter of the globe.
The Admiralty will know to within • few miles
the position of every ship in Bar Majesty's
service. The intelligestee of a Caffre war or an
Indian mutiny will mash us before the first
blood that has been shed is cold, and we shall be
able to economise the whole time consumed by
the ordinary vehicles of intelligence." The
reflections of the daily press upon this great
achievement have been for the most part intelli-
gent and brilliant. The glowing tribute of
admiration offered to Salome, aid the gradual
development of the powers and practical uses of
electricity, have been the themes of fertile and
eloquent writers, who have discussed the subject
in the most appreciating and in the best possible
spirit. "Lord Bacon," says an evening eontem-
porary, "taught us that the best mode of acquiring
a knowledge of the secrets of Nature was to ask
her questions, with a humble, diligent, teachable
spirit. Threescore years and ten have been de-
voted to the inquiries---,Why does amber when
rubbed draw light feathers to itself I Why does
the magnet attract iron and point to the poles I
Why should a dead frog be apparently brought
again to life for an instant, if when one metal
touches a nerve and another a muscle these two
metals be united to a third 1 The smears to
these three questions have reduce I all three phe-
nomena to the action of one single cause. All
lead to the subtle spirit or power we Olt 0103-
ttioity. Though as yet we know not what this
electricity is, we have learnt to tame it. It is
the spirit of the storm. We see it lu the light-
Ring ;we hear it in the thunder. We make
Ii our Votoae, to eliminate metals from the
earth which swim on water. We U 3113 it to
ren.l rooks meander. It is the slave of the me-
tallurgist. We make it reduce) the works of an
age into instantaneous ruin. It has ortarnhiel
Russia's proudest engineering triumph into dust,
with the resistless power of the thanlerbolt I and
now it Is our MIRCURY, to carry wingel mos.
eagee from the OM World to the New with light-
slung speed." The Mosse insist the matter with
ts usual sterling ability, amid Gonoludee an noel.
Lent article on Friday with congratulations an 1
peaceful aspirations whloh will not (dl to be
shared by Ohs Anglolazon race on either side
of the Atlantic while some of its expressions
will win for this writer its a generally•reputed
earns Pommel unto-model approbstion, eve's
%In the Peace Society, "We are most happy,"
tars the Tin,.., "that it hie fallen to the lot of
this Gauntry to carry out an enterprise in which
Oman nature Is so deeply interested in concert
with Oho only other notion on the globe in which
the dame of N slimes is fanned en 1 Ise it alive by
the breath of Freedom, Let those who are as.
'ambled at Cherbourg to celebrate another dery
loptnent its the art of destruction, and to file the
Inauguration of a fortress avowedly designed to
threaten the independence ant prosperity of
these Island., robot on the true nature of the
enterprise which hem thus been eteented, aUCI
turn from the cont. nplatlon of Nollonce dolt% lel
into the Imam bid of slaughter and devastation
to Science applied to her legitimate ofdoe, as the
conciliator, the benefactress, and the enlightener
of the whole human rase. A military M marshy
IN created Cherbourg p political freedom an 1
rommerolal enterprise hive made the Atlantis
Telegraph, and they have nothing to blush for Is
the aomparisan," Now that the pathsvay has
been laid for the subtle lightning to travel
through the lowest, stillest depths of the MM.
no, far below the Mimes of wave anti storm,
laere seems to be no ream why Oreot Britain
should not be brought into immediate semifluid-
ration with all her great and dieted dopenden-
lies. "Surely," says a contemporary, "
and with with her great Indian empire and her thou-
' and exigencies, will never rest till she It s
tarried her Indian Telegraph from the Lend's
End to Gibraltar, from Gibraltar to M an, from
As to Alexandria, thence by the Red Sea to
3 nnbay. Tile next step will to to oonneot Cey-
lon or M sins with Singapore and the Australian
Jalonies by an electric wire. E aglan I will this,
is nearly as possible render herself independent
sf all foreign interference."—And, it may be
added, render herself freer than ever before
'rom foreign aggression.

lila MAJBOTY the QUIIIII4 has returned from ,
Therbourg in excellent health, and much grati-
led, it is stid, with the fra.ik iii cerlial me?.
'ion aocorde 1 to her by tha E ?CUR anl
NPRO3S, and by all classes of Feeneh moiety.
In our latest intelligence will be found a short
tooonnt of the dinner given by the EAPIVV.fit ta
ur Gracious Quiev, and a report of tha colt-
elirnentary speUres exchan/el between the
iovereigne. These royal add were "full
A' peace and good will," m the Tints, of yeeter•
by truly says ; and this one fact, attested by
:he leading journal, contrasts strangely enough
with the sneering and irascible tone of every
ether part of the same article. The Timm is ill at
ease at the completion of the works at Cher-
bourg, and argues that neither the Queer; nor
taybody else ought to have gone to see them ;
Adding that "the forts of Cherbourg can only be
'regarded by true-hearted Englishmen with feel-
" inp of regret." For our own humble part, see-
ing that the forts are there, we think it would be
very sin-English and equally absurd to look upon
Cherbourg u the Times would have us do—
nursing unavailing, and, we will say, unmanly
regrets—hanging down our head' in melancholy
dejection, and pouting like a parcel of puerile
boobies, If Cherbourg be really dangerous to
this country, instead of turning our basks upon
It with a miserable whine, let no boldly go and
me what it is, and verify every possible danger
with our own eyes co that we may be the
better prepared for every contingeflay, and
muted of the inffteleney of our own means of
averting every danger whieh may hereafter
threaten the shores of England. In the men.
lime, it is pleasing to know that the Govern.
meats and the people of the two U 1443114 are on
the best possible terms, and that in so far as the
perm of Europe may be guaranteed by the most
mniteable rotations between the two countries,
the friendly intercourse of the Sovereigns
on this remarkable 000111011 allures us of that
most desirable result.

Donnitsrren PiPosen OAR MAIMS?, Saturday.
ooneequenee of the splendid hermit weather,
and Our falr being held yestertley, there vim lb it'
tandem, in the Urn Setihange kotiay. The emit
trade yesterday woe very insulive, and to hive
elthetell sales lower prime meet hive been suhinitted
to, Meny ample' of new wheat and bulgy were
ehown I both quality and probable yield were re.
purled St be iittlefitelory indeed, If the present Hoe worthier wittiness a Amthighti of which
them Is every appearame, there ean-be tin doubt of
it full average of all kind' of groin in this district,
Potatoes are generally free from dieeme and the
quality 111 very superior,
Dultelltiette Annum PAIL—On Priday the
Angust fair was held The number of sheepth the
Pairdeld was below the average, The demand was,
however, pretty brisk, and prices advanced ?min Is,
to its. The weather was bright and line, and, not.
withotanding the harvesting which is now en gene.
ral in this neighbourhood, there was a very pod
attendance of fkrtuers and dealers. There was not a
large supply of beam., and trade wee quiet. In the
hums fair, which look plane In the afternoon, thotigh
there was& tolerable supply of animals and some good
ones, few changed hands. Pip were rim, The streets
of the town promoted the usual appearance, numbers
of booths being erected in the thoroughfares for the
supply of tongerbrlrd, fruit, Ito. Everything passed
off peaceably.
Tics MILI7IA.—The regiment of Dorset Militia is
to assemble for training on Tuesday, September 7111.
Mr. Weld's yacht, Lulworth, won the Prince Con•
sort's cup on Monday in the Royal Yacht Squadron
regatta

CRYSTAL PALACS POULTRY 5110W..-.This show
which opened on Saturday waa, we believe, one of
the beat ever seen. Ws are plauseeil to find
in connection with it two well•known Dr.
WAIN, names, which lIRYS long figured honour.
ably in these interesting exhibitions, namely,
Mrs. Henry Footles, of IVhiteuhuroli, and Win.
Manfleld, Jun, Esq., of Dorchester. Mrs. Fookes's
()whin chins uhielten were higly commended,
and Mr. Atuilield carried oft the flrst prise fur
VAN.
THS CONVICT FIZAL.—The execution of this un•
happy culprit, a indeinned to death for the muster of
Sarah Ann Guppy, is fixed to take place at 8 this
(Tuesday) morning at the " glued apd accustomed "
Place, vie, over the lodge in front of the •nrity gottn,
racing From mead(lws. The prison gate. in North
Spurs will be oho's& eteept to a very few offiuial
persons sod the Pram We shall likve our readers a
full saeount of the pnrouedings, together with thcl con•
fession of the pruner, in a second edition early
this aneaday) in 'ming.
VISIT TO LLINDOPL—In another column will he
found an announcement by the London Aral South-
Western Railway of a cheap excursion from Dor-
cheater, Weymouth, and stations this side if South.
46114011 to London or Southampton, on Wednesday
week returning on the following Friday.
GRRAT Wutireac RAILWAY.-10 appears that the
amounts of the Great Western *Uwe), Couipany for
the half•year ending 20th of Juue show that a divi.-
daud of per cent, per annum could lie 0341, leap,
ing a small balance over; hut th 3 dirnitor have de-
cided on recommending that no dividend he declared
at the ensuing half-yearly meeting, and that the
balance of £37,050 be carried over to the next half.
year.
EXCURRION.—On Thursday along excureion train
arrived bearing a large nuinlier of visitors to Dor-
cheater and Weymouth for the day.
BAZAAR.—On Thursday there is to he a bazaar held
at the Townhall for the male of useful and ornamental
articles, children.' dresses, &a, in aid of the building
fund of the new Congreational Church, S•itith-street,
We anticipate a godly attendance, and trust the
balance of the debt will be nearly liquidated.

Lord sod LI ly Harriet Ashley left t iwn on Fri.
de/ for Brook Hall on a visit to the Visomustess
Palmerston.

Barrnot Mtn FORZIOn Boil., iiimirrY. —The 43n1
anniversary of the D oroheeter auxiliary of this society
was celebrated on Frilay week at the T
whore public meeting; wore held In the morning and
evening, and at 2 (o'clock &meeting of the ;plumate,
took place. At the morning meeting, at which the
attendance wee out very numerfoui, the Rev, Rale.
staid Smith pretitled, On the platform were the
Rea, Coarlea W. Binghatn, Henry Borne, Jotted
Miller, soil other minietere an 1 olergyrn in. After
the meetlii4 had been opened in the Doug manner
tlt. Chairman a ltlreaad come intereetittg preliminary
oharvatlea to the aseonlily in opening the Wetness
of the day, ant stabil that the Bible Malay had
emulated above 30,000,000 olopiee of the Word of
God, every copy of which woo a fresh mann why
every pawn Galling himself a Christian ;Mould mime
anti swell the number of the soolety'e oupporters.
The rev. C 1 W. Bingham then real the Treaeurer'a
report, The oolleutions at the atonal meetinp had
amounted to £0 134, 41. annual subsorl-ptione
git fie. I free onnbributinne—Coryata Aamilation,
44 4s. 2.1. ; Athelltamplon £26 it.. lid. u Aletine.
town, Winterbourne, and Stapleton SIM 108,
Nts'fiord gki ht. 0.1, I Omit tiller £0 4e. 100..
Litille' AM (elation £2ll QC II Awn.
elation AM Mil, 4id Woodeforil anti Tineliton moot.
tot £6 I donation Nue Charles Norulter, Esq., SIO
eollectscl £3 Ito. Pao lows from Repoollory_ £3O
total £176 I% lit. The apenfliture WM —Paid I
the stalely Int Bible' and Testament% £37 No.
110111 of depository, £6 I rent of hall, carriage
22 lk and for general nbJeete, £l3 Me. 113:
ht some or the distrias them hid been en
lama on the year preluding but In other.
a timeline WM pereeptible. Mr. Paoli., sent
hie donation when en the antinent and from seeing
the benelluial results of the elsoolation's laboure.
tiering the pal year the ausilary hat not held any
quarterly meeting.. R. (Mr. flinghetn) hell found
a simile, state (of thing. In almost every part of the
kingflom in whieh he hid travelled, Let the Bible
be the proclamation of tour religion everywhere, As
to Lolls, he trawl that the if misty would he able to
send thither the whole, or double the amount of the
oolety's present Inning I cool the society would
to what it mould in having the Bible inbruflitoed loot
every salmi in that yeah continent, The Rev.
Henry Borne, of Abingdon, Berke, the deputatinn
'tom the parent e misty, neat ,1.1114111•1 the ateembly.
A remark tool been m ttle within hie hearing, he alit,
the night before, to the toTatot tit it the Blida Beastly
wee a wool one, hub (other segoolittlone were equally
ell, Now he was roe lv to a bolt the volume of
other souietlea, but trim hie hurt he belly/eft that
the Bible 8 misty stool f trth me the grand antral
Imlay of Chrieleni um to per wellbeing lotto
every part of the world, No society wea to Is coon.
pared with it all the other religious enclutlee luta to
owns to It, There was no kinflrel or people whiule
that utoiety ollil lint bloom kitlretnes wore also
livered by other gentlemen, end the mooting sub.
Nequeutly seperatel, ii 000leotion being male at the
floor, amounting too £4 184, the evening a
'mond meeting Moe hold, over which the Rev. if.
Mottle, presided. The attendance wa4 roller
than in the forenoon. After the proesodnio had
boon commenced In the ulna manner, the Unalrman
ail Irene' the aanionhly at 1131111 1.0 4th on the oblate
ani claims of the MOM anti Foreign Bible FloMety.
The rev. H. 11 one, the deputation, then a Ifireseed
the mating, an 1 aftorwanle the Roy. Mr. Hondo%
,elon is about to go too Welt Africa, as a inisaimiery.
The misting olotal with prayer, and the singing of
a doxology, a collation being mole at the doors.

I.ONDIN ANU Mit rit•weirsay. —The half-yearly
me ;tin 4 of this comp coy was hell on Saturday at the
Waterhoostation ; Mr C. Castlein in in ties chair,
who state I among other thin 44 th et they hat • com-
mittee slitting for moms tima for the purpoee of asoor•
tabling the mom of the sli,ninutirin 111 their traffic,
all aft ir a careful o in ibleistion of the suhleot they
fount that it was entirely attributable to the panto
and opeuin; of the Wilts. Somerset and Wey•
month RA'lway. With regard to the Salisbury and
Yeovil line the w irks were provessinr, an I when it
was complete (the lose arisin.4 from the opening of
the Wilts, S ones-set, and Weymouth would he pro.
vented to some extent. It was right to state they
hell about £101,013 of preferential capital in the
Salisbury an I Yeovil Railway entitled to a dividend
of not less than 4 per cent. per annum. Now, by
assisting that onnpany to raise money on loan at a
low rate of interest, they w coil thus onside them tm
may the 4 per cent, on the £100,030 scion the line
was open for traffla. The whole produoe of
the Salisbury &Mt YOCIViI line would 001118 into
the hen Is of the South• Western R 'Away Company,
and as the railway was 40 miles in length they would
ran no risk in gitarantsein4 interest on £130,000 of
their debentures, say to the extent of £B,OOO a year.
By assisting the Bsliabury !MI YeilVil CaMpAlly tii
raise money on cheep terms they would assist them•
selves, because at the end of a certain number of
year* the Souths Western were bound by Act of Par.
Himont to pnrohase it, or allow the shareholders a
certain flxed rental fur the line, taking it entirely
Into their own hinds. It would form an important
link in their line of oommunioatiou between London
and Rotor.

Botrra•Wrirrine 8114/4 P40411T COMPAWY.—
This company then held its hilf yearly meeting i
Mr, Lacy in the chair, The wmal dividend at the
rate of 5 per cent, per annum was deolared, and the
purahree of 15 aharee by the company for £llll 10e,
WA4 oonfirined, and, after sumo other Ihrmal busineee
the meeting separated
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d•—ifiefore H. Williams, H. N. Middloton, V.
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who did not npiwar, Wu amonioned by loot, liverial
for riding on. wagon on the Weymonth inrn,piko road
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111140014.—(01bIta 4114 ii4yoi, awl John Hullo,
41. /mita Miner, a 'vamp, woo ohm* with
oins bank On I reelstlnt Iliiperintoiolont Pommy
In the iiolation of hie tidy, Oufon,lent wont to tho
Jono4lott WIWI, soiled fur a pint of beet, end soldo
would pay wissolving a foothill I bat when ho had ad
another pint I told lie 100 l no money, He ea •
slimily 0011 44411141` nubile haVIIO Mid MI roeslitlng
a pint of herr said he hid no money, whellnivii Piiitigr•
ihWithi POMMY WOO 1141110 Innd ho , o wasoseaultea by
deform ant, Pientenookl In T days linprlllollllVllb.
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(Dainty the Mein?, W, 11411nOill, )344. —Jusepli Maim.
5 young Irian einployad to drive the opt I earl Under the
114111riale for tarrying the moil bogs Millirem! Mikhail.
lee Mitt Woyinnuth, wits shooed with o4a+llllll a laa'a
letter eontaining a moldier.' silver moilol, and a alumna
or At Oa, Nol, 040411 i Chart** Limed Aotell,
staff oMour at Dorehooter, *Owl that he hod sent • re-
gistered leiter on the 517th July be Colour Net/slant 13111101
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the Portland Prison for a pensioner named James
Kingman, employed In that ertoblioliinont. The letter
eontoined a silver medal and a elle itie on KIIIIII. Kliot
and Co.. Wayinoutli, The posiumoter, Mr. Look, sold
blob on the evening of the ITto nll. a registered lettir
for Weymouth e tine under hie nobler, addresmil to
Colour derraant Month, at the Portland Prison, and uti
Inquiring for it on the following morulnm lb oonl.l not he
found. On the listurday he male inquiries, but In vain,
rospeetlng It at Weymouth Poo-Aloe. On Mon lay he
askod Capt. ANlall If he had herd of Its delivery, and
was answered in the negotive. On Wednes,loy lie again
Molted Weymouth, oonoulted the contraotor for the
WsPliontil Imp, Kr. Hardy and In the prieoner's
room found a medal whiah hal been enolooed in the
latter, and widoh medal was now produoad. The pri-
-1 sonar was remanded till Monk.

BonnuoM Porry neurown, Townhall, bfandSl,
August 2.—(Before William Manifold, aq., Mayor, M.
Demuthli, and J. Itheor, Eairs.)_--Mr. WiWant Motley,
huellord of the Ring's Arnie Hotel, Lem 'mullioned by
the &Mae authorities for keeping and tiring within Mx
months • Mos carriage wltliont having a Hoenig I also,
x covered carriage on ml in 1 and another stage oar.
Moe Dn's; isow without • nse tte on the 80th thy. In
each of 41111 ilirle aims 20 wag forfeit
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worth and took ont a limns' for an extra distance.
He believed he had taken not a limns* ouffloiant to
. rover the claims of the Inland Revehne I and he had
' now heard from an exeiseinan that he was tanning
fewer journies then he hat obtained • Bathes for.
The Mayor said that the Bench felt that they must con-
via the defedient, but they mitigated the penalty to
the lownet—sine foutth—EB in each of the three cases—
Elk His Wdrahip gilded that the magtstratee eould not
lielp thinking that there vLal a /odd deal of hardehip
connected with these cum, and If defendant lent a
memorial or petition to tile Board of Inland Rotorua
Commisoinnere, under the approval of the Town Clerk,
the Bench would have great pleasure in signing it.—
Willinos Drake wee charged with driving • horse fu•
Moody to Righ-Ntreet. Janne Dart, • oonitablo of
Fordingten, said that on Thuriday evening between 7
or 8 o'olook defendant was &lying a liorm and wagon
through High-street. The horie vieg going ite bard MI
he could gallop, and defendant wee whipping Itidi all
the time. He went down Orove Buildings. Defendant
miii it wax in aonsequence of a former quarrel with com-
plainant that he summoned defendant now, Complain-
ant denie I ever having a quarrel with defendant, but
he had given him natio. Co quit his home. A young Mil
named Hall oorroboratel complainant. Defendant laid
he could not prevent the hors* running Into the A Metope
Hotel on the way from Frlisee Buildings to. Grove
Buildings, and he had to Mrike the animal once or twice
which woad him to go feat up the street. A railway
porter, named Stoked, 'corroborated defendant, he se-
eoinpanylng defendant, Fined 10s., including °Ma.
Mr. AMU hordes', landlord of the Antelope Hotel,
wee summoned for having within .it monthe need a Mos
carriage without a Demise, Miro (Renee" on Kir 117 ;
another WO on Sunday, Ma) 2d i and a Inn h on
)(ay 25, the penalty of RD being forfeited In eite ones.
Mr. Marehall eonduoted the OW fir the Emilie Coin.
micalutiere Defendant said he pleaded not guilty as far
as his own knowledge was concerned, having no soh
della to rebut the (therm eiteepling on the Burnley,
It we. almost Imposaible for any one to bring @Mem
reapeotlng 4 molter ett inrmilne old, John Leash, lupin,
visor, said he was preeenl when the Information ws#
aligned by the inagninett, aid the Informer wm an Be.
Madman named Wullliatn. Jame. Benneworth, eese
Otter, Mated that on tenthly, May 02, about 7 o'clock
In the nominee! saw one uf the defendant'e omnibuses
bearing 0010)5, in bask Moulleelmet, puling lowardi
Me Antelope Mobley, and hoax Detail driving It I he.
limn It and 1 at the louth•Weatern Motion he mw
another, The Beene was put in and II WU shown that
defendant had 4 liana@ for two Journey' on a *today
under plats 4751, Defendant mid he would admit the
three tither meek though &great hardship, and eertalnly
grievoite to a trolecinan like Mittel,. lie mile I 17641141
Bufall, a pooltoy, who, on being sworn, devoid that he
did not dries definilant'd buti on Munday, Key IS, He
woe not up 1111 II u'olook, The only veldele he drove
we. a bronshant, He went awn, about 18 for Captain
Canter, M,O„ to meet the quarter to two Imeln, In
eromeineminatlon he said, he remembered the day be.
0411, hit grentlonother illinCllllll he we. 111. It wu
Whit Monday, Henry Udall, porker PA the Mouth.
W 111114141 Railway, laid he lodged In the IWO 110444 ae
lit. led Cinema, 111 rimithibered Whit Monday, May
Id, Just 411i1 not get up 1111 between land 0, Miami he
wine 111, Jlin eafled and stied hie In go lo Bueitland
Newton with 4 home and fouriwheel key hint with hie
aunt, 1114 grandmother having died, within, went to
linekland liewlim. Both brothers !lulled the Ante.
lupe yard about quarberipead 11, Jlin got the home
reely, while wlinem went to Meleklan I. ite gel 'hayed,
Witham did not go up to the Mellon 1111 halfitiel 4 no
duo, Jlin heti Ite trap round at the hones door when
wines, mine Meek, Jim had not been out that mum
Ing. In eroasisamlnatlutt willing said he was only on
• duly alternate dantleye, going at four teeloeit, He never
went to the million on Monday inornlnge 11e never got
op till Omit 0 Monday mornings I Anil Jllll generally got
some one In do lila work that morning, Jim gut the
home really, sod *linen Marled to Backhand a 14411 !WU
net 0 and returned at halfipaid H. Ile knew Jim did
not drive a bus at? that inurning.—Mr. Mardian laid
Ihe Ant might poiodhly make a inlitake about the
7 o'clock bus driver, going attlekly,—llls Wm.
ship milled Pennyworth, who showed 1114 memo.
random which he mild lie had made on the day
In quoillutt. Ify Mated that there were naseungere In
the hue, and that with Jim were " Jerry" Kellaway, the
Ituall.licetler, end boots, Mr, Morahan said lie Inuit
leave the "me in the hands of the Dinah. The Mayor
replied Iliat II was exaeolingly awkward to leave etteh a 1
W 1141144 MI that In their 11441111.—Henry Hannan mid he ,
was limiter at the Antelope and milled the pootdmy, 1
Janice Dahill about half-past nine at his houm, Dufall :
, answered. Witness ;11d not NMI Henry Udall. Witness ,
i did not alwayo put the horses Into time Immo, and slid
I not ride on any bits on Me y 23, He remembered the
day, booths" when Galling dim to drive to Iluokland,
JIIII Kalil ho amid not, blit Harry would go. Ho dill not ,
know of any bus going out that 'nothing p but he !Mould
have known huh there been one. He did not know the
number of this plato.—Bunneworth said the lad wltneas
was on the b la.—Jerentieli Kellaway, bus driver, said
li. recollected the 23rd of May well, for ha was very 111.
The night before he mull lierdly drive the last bum.
1 He drove abut, on the I lay (Whitsunday). He had two
or three of the than" froin the yard—the hustler and
1 Overbuy. He drove the bus Ithiptelf and wont to meet
,1 the 10 minima to 12 train, That was the only bus lie
I drove that day. Ho was not up till 11 and could not
remember seeing Jane" Detail on the preitileas. In
smear to the Mayor, the witneu said he could not may
' what plate was on the bum. Hs took the little bun.
—llenneworth said the small bits went.—Thoinaa Over-
bury, the boots, sal in reply to the Mayor th it he role
Maids a bus from the top of the Antelope yard to the
Railway station a little before 12. .1114104 Difall was
' not on the bus. He ;11d not return to the Antelope on
. the bum at Tin the morning for he was not up, He
thought he saw Jlin In the yard about half-poet ten.
Benneworth 'saki there was only a boy on the box
riding with the driver of the 12 o'clock hoe. Fanny, wife
of Joints. Dahill, said she recollected Whitaunday, and
that her huthend did not get m. till between Band 9. Her
hitsb Ind never got up till about 8 thnelaym. Dolan 1•
ant said ;luring the 25 years in whleb he had conducted
businese In the town to tho knowledge of the bench, he
had driven to do to others as lie would be done by,
whether in referenee to the crown or fellow subject ;
and it would be remembered that time.. charges
occurred before that for which he had been recently
fined. —The Bench having consulted, the Mayor said
that after eotioldereble attention the magistrates had
determined relative to the ease on the Sunday inonting
to acquit the defendant. They were not satiated with
the evidence in which molt a contradiction appeared,
and without 'peeking lit harsher terms
the &snub must
Nay of the witness on behalf of the Crown that he wilt '
have teen mistaken on some point. They wore satisfied
from the evidence adducted that the driver spoken of was .
not there ; 4114 44 they wore not satiated that the wrong
plate wad used, they gave the defendant the benefit of
that doubt ; an to the remaining three adinitlad charges
the defendant 14011 t be convicted in thein,and in £5
each, the Emilie allowing the mode. The Bench could
not mitigate the penalty more than to the £5. The
Stegletrates repeated what they wail to Mr. Menlo, that
they thought the law exasedingly handl on proprietor" of
oinnibilsei who took out the lionie In question, for if it
should be a pouring wet day and not half the Morning
limpid were travelled no reduction would be made I
and the Benoit, therefore, would live great pleasure in
Mining any memorial or petition gut up by the
defendant to the authoritiee in question,—
Joseph itibitsonailiart driver, was brought up on re-
mand from Thursday, chnried with 'tiling a poet
letter, eontalning_n reoldierie medal and a Milne for
£104: id, Mr, It, Look prommited. The addltioned
evidence aimed was that of Willinenityle littelth, Mew'
mil to the eonviel eitablietinent at Portland, who Kidd
he did not Neely, a regiaters4 lir from Copt, Aetell,
of I/wheeler, on Mot PA or h MC I but on the
mornium n 1 the 141 lc, he twelve e Ilre hum filalit,
Atiot , Intineatlng t # mine due anis • h Not a
med mul ohm* for 1 04, Nil, Thal do Ing unday
wino* mild not (moire remolding IC 1 al on relay
he indulred of the widow Mintripten If
fle had resell*
a flafre moil, et.t AR ling_he had not, te wrote book
to Maul, ?MCC—W(lll6in Fuel, poolin tie 111144.11101
In Owe, slunk and uwiletani M ili loin pm)
teMee at o Moen In the rings said ha new 1116 pelt
4444 r, With formerly lodge will' witnem. 1110 MP was
n the habil of aeamempany nilitteedlio the ediee early
it the upwind, Ite diily the iir NOW went with
11 e3llie poettolPee ad use yawl litho Ilion
t en deedialeheil, the pm eater, r. hoe , ooint
lii, lit niliiiiini a imMieyed eiter, 'Monet elped
ieltiteei to Mint out mime of the 10414141111, MI pin
lessen, ap liming, minion, en the eoun In front of the
a in w ieh milt d lettere for evinooth were
ii heed, e relilitiii for about ten minsted, when wit.
Mil told lin lie h #llO et: hie ileill bild earl kitty
i
to go 11: eyrini: , Mr. VII NM Into tile MeV,
Atilt ell eel w In ett beets 11l tie odium and_witneae,
Oinking he el tided to lettingen, tllllll no one, Tlie pop)
touter soinplaoit of toiling one rineyienol letter for
Weymouth. Within 'trete minim Mai prisoner Shiite
trotted with 1114 eel i he took Ide bogs and went to
Weyinegi, noihing heing mid to Win about the miming
letter, Tim whiner tried with erltninie up to t m
day, and drove the ouch.eetil until that morning, 11.
orevel ow the registered letter at all,*Wlllintn
de, enntreaelnv for timing the moll bag, between
arshecter tsn,d weytnemiii, mud the prlieller true lit lnit
npluy, Ant : l been ied regularly sworn In before the
Maw of eyinoul,ll Wilma fine heeett of the
inisehig leMer on Monday night, On Wednemlay
morning Mr, Look, the poelinasier at boreliesier,
called on withal and asked for tie primmer, who
was gone down to the packet. Prisoner boarded
with witness and had au apartment to himself.
Prisoner soon reenrnial and was introdused to Mn, Loeb,
who said he hail • aimpleion that a registered letter had
been "Won by prisoner from Dorshosier P 444 Mee 1
and Mr. Lomb 141 film that withem and Mr. Look had
examined prlooner's box, and therein found a medal
width Mr. Look took possession of and showed l the
prisoner. Witham believed that prisoner admitted
inking the letter before the medal was shown hint, The
nnelal was In a ease, containing a coneertina which
M140128f said Ms brother had sent him from Wlnfrith.
The medal was prodneed.—Pranole Lock, post-master,
said, when prisoner came In "Ohm, you're a pretty
fellow I you've bro't yourself into • pretty mem"
Witham told lihn a letter had been stolen and prisoner
admitted taking it. When shown the medal prisoner
salt "That's the medal that 04140 out of this letter."
Witness' asked him what he had done with the envelope

and cheque. Prisoner said Ire had thtown the envelope
and &moue among the pigs In the yard, and torn the
cheque In a half. Tho MIN evening prisoner was given
into oustorly. Witness held out no indttoement to the
prisoner to ;flake the elatement. Counnittatd for trial
at the neat Quarter liandons. There was another charge
against him, It was stated, of stealing a watch and sliver
shallt the property of a person named Painter, at Faotty's
hoots, and withal' led to the musploion of the hotter
rubiwry,
ColikitTvw TO DaMinnwries Gmn.—Jomph Hibbs,
stemlltis prilit hotter at Dorelstster, further examination.
To hard labtree,--17,0hn Miller, ragraney at Dorchester,
I 7 days ; George Wilik,swish; at lailarborne, 3 calendar
months ; Lydia Pillsy, vagrancy at Blisrborne, 1 calendar
month Mioltaul O'Donnell, drunk and disorderly,
Hisrilatho, Portland, 28 days.