The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-06-10 00:00:00

grabe anb gonnnercr.

EXPORTS TO ERAECIL —IS in gratifying to find, by
receutly issued satistical accounts of the Board of Trade,
that beneficial results continue to accrue from the
operations of the recent treaty with France, especially
MI regards ottr exports to that country. In the sub-
joined table are aet forth the values of the chief British
product& shipped thither in the first four months of
the year 1860, 1861, and 1902; the aggregate for the
present year to the 30th of April being t 2,183.530, for
the preceding year 0374,03, and for 1860, £652,727,
which in other figures is represented by an increase in
1962 over 1661 of 250 per amt., and over 1860 330
per cent, The most ren:arlsable increa•ementv occur in
Gotten, linen, sad woollen manufactures, in haberdash-
ery, hardware, cutlery, and iron.
1860 1861. 1862.
To April 33. To April 30. To April 30.
Co Is 168.137 ... 189,210 ... 202,350
_

Cotton Yarn 15.042 ... 26.040 ... 64,987
" Manadaeteate ' 64.11f8 ... 57,412 266 493
" Thread...—. 63,125 ... 4,318 ... 11,439
Earthenware. 1.417 ... 1,456 ... 16 041
Haberduhery 5,597 ... 15,586 ... 51,038
Hardware and Cut-

lery
Lineal Yarn 32.905 ... 9,667 ... 37,964
Linen Mcnufactures 28.643 ... 17 590 ... 71.978
)1 Lehi nery 56,001 ... 102,797 ... 90.385
Iron (14() 84,367 ... 77,039 166,995
" (bar sad rod) 2.1,496 27,f10 ... 69,039
" (railroad)
" (wrought).— 10,853 ... 18,555 ... 19,093
Iron and steal (un-
wrought) 16,417 ... 29,479 ... 41.510
Copper (wrought) 1.440 ... 28,801 28.901
Lead Manufactures 3,046 ... 10,694 ... 9,787
Woollen& Worsted
Yarn
Woollen& Worsted

Momufactores .. 8,461 ... 18,840 .. 305,616
Woollen earpets.ko. 1,913 ... 870 ... 23,454
Worsted of wool

only, and of wool
and ot.mr mate-
rials

Total
Eirorirs TO THe Maven STATICS. After a
lengthened petied of grass depression our export trade
with the United States of America has begun to Alkitlllll
hopeful prospects of revival. Of nearly all our staple
manufactures the -shipments during the mouth of April
just past exhibit nonidderable increases over those of the
141,11.3 month In 1861, and which amount, on the articles
below enumerated, to £372,843. In the following
tahle ere SLown the valises of the more important
items exported from the United Kingdom in the loionth
of April 1861 and 1862, specifying the increase thereon
respectively :-
1862.

1861,

April. A priL Inernaae
Alkali £22,165 ... £1,533 ... £10,368
Cotton manafaa •

tares ... 30.096 ... 133,431 .. 103.335
Rater. tannery ... 33 396 ... 68.153 ... 34,762
Hard ware ... 24,445 ... 38,456 ... 15,010
Linen manulao-

tares 4758 ... 96,228 ... 73.588
iron, bar and rod 24.610 ... 38.146 ... 14 225
Iron boons . . 6,327 ..• 15,148 8.819
Iron wrOngtit ... 5,663 ... 9,611 ... 3,948
Iron, steel, en-
wrong h$ ... 29,489 ... 44,076 ... 14,587
Copper wronght . . 3,866 ... 3,606
Lad manufactures 17,275 ... 17,275
Balk ditto ... 7,188 ... 17,366 ... 10,298
Woollen and nor-
Pied manufactures 9,972 ~ 42,638 ... 39,666
Worsted stugs ... 52,748 ... 76,164 ... 23,411

Total £267,862 040,706 647,2843
On an analyaH s. of the official amounts it appears
that the alwite:mentioned itoinniodities were shipped
in the se mh'iliontli of 1860 to the extent of £71840,
so that, while the increase in April, 1862, eouiparod
with April, 1861, fiat the rate of 140 par emit., the
decrease in the same month of the present year, com-
pared with the returns of April, 1800—whes the distur-
bing influences had not eommenced—amousta to 10 per
PSI* only. Takla, the first him months of 1862 the
.aggresate velum of the shipments of the hrtieles 'We
specified are found to be 0,821,816; of 101;
0,Z24769 ; and of 1860,0,63444. Thus it appears
ghat, while the. returns for those months indient•
aofieif-of nearly two millions in 1861, it is not &meter
than about £200,030 In 102, comparing each year
with he prodoceasur.

OPINING OP THI SOUTRIIRN PORTO.—LIVERPOOL,
Thursday. —At Lott the direct trade between Liverpool
sad New Orleans has been re-opened, and the pioneer
vessel, the Antoinette, a fine ship of 800 tons, sailed
from the Mersey yesterday evening .r New Weans—
the only clearance within the i•st eighteen months.
The Antoine,lt• had on board • ful cargo of salt. She
will be gueeeedecl by the Po e Star and other first-class
vemels, so thet ere loin We may have to reeord a
return of the mtivity which previously characterised
the trade between this port mid N,:w Orleans. The
wasn't. Circassian, recently captured by the Federal
blockading fleet, seared from Liverpool fur Havannah
—ostensibly—but it was well known here, and those in
command of the vessel did not atteeuf t to conceal the
affair, that the vowel was to run the blockade if she
amid. The statement, theeefure; that, theirCiresesiten
wee a trader between Bordeaux and Havanneh, ie
The vessel is owned in Liverpool by • firm
well known in the Mccliteminean trade. The cargo
on beard the captured vessel wee estimated #t &Witt
1,001,000 cileflate—•-• veer, geed daYil whrh for the
captor,