The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-05 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET.

Th. large of gold at the Hank of Fncistnel h••
been further added t during the week, and the control of the
Money Market Is entirety In the hands of that establishmenL
The continual influx of gold to the Hank may lead to cheaper
money, utile-. any extraordinary demand vhould .ping up for
commercial poncee.. Trade, however, appear. more likely to
improve gradually than by any sudden sport, and the question
aril., What will'he the result if the flow of bullion Into the
Dank continues? It. anticipated In some quartero that it will
eventually lead to aunt: sort of MM. Should the enital
Siete. retun.to Nene payments before very long, • consider-
able reduction In the esibinif tenth May ren.onahly be ex-
pected, which unsaid not fail to give great impetus to business
here. There would then be ample materials for • mania, and a
DI 4 liangerOUS one for this country.
There have been numerous fluctuations In the Stock Markets
during the week, and, In soma the interruption of the fort-
nightly esttlement, • couddereble amount of business ha. been
tnunamal. The emirw of price.. .in the while, has been
favourable, although In some Man there has been • relapses
from the late improvement
Several failures have taken place on the Stock Exchange all
eonneetlon with the beery fall Isk Teleuesph %hares.
The rate at the Discount Market omtissues at about 3 per
cent. There has been some demand for mosey in connection
with the Stock Exchange wttlement ; but at prevent appearances
tend to money being cheaper.
The English Funds have been firm on the continued Influx
of gold to the Bonk.
Truro have been venom fluctuations in Foreign Stocks, but
although there ha. been a decline In won instances, the tune
of the market continues firm

IIiURDERB AND OUTRAGE'S IN IRELAND.
A dreadful murder is reported from Mill-street,
*aunty Cork. The victim is Cornelius Beekley,
respectable farmer. Buckley had apirried the daughter
of • farmer named With .m Maws/thy, but family die-
putea arose, and it warn sought to put Macarthy out of
the posemaion of • small farm on which there was a
house. During Monarthy's absence the house wag
secured so aa to prevent his getting In. He, however,
elected an entrance, lighted a fire, and mad*
himself immfortable. His daughter and Buckley came
to turn him out, when be resisted Buckley, who mined
him and endeavoured to push llaoarthy out. 'Werth,
then drew a knife, and stabbed Buckley in the abdo-
men. Buckley died on Sunday. He was in the prime
of life.

It is reported that a gentlerean living near Killen.
aide, Tipperary, who mu; murdered °a Sunday nighty
was • landlord who had recently evicted some tenants.
Two polioemen who were on patrol on Monday
evening near Ourteen, the residence of Mr. be La.
Poer. M.P., for Waterford. observed a stranger of
snspioious appearanoe lurking in • field. After moms
questions, the replies to which were unsatisfactory,
they proceeded to arrest the man. He broke away, and
fled towards • wood, followed by the policemen, and,
being closely pressed, he turned and fired • revolver at
the nearest pursuer. The shot was ineff..ctuid, but the
stranger eseaped.
Late one night last week • party of armed men—
how many is not stated—visited the dwelling of • men
named Pattiek Loughry. a tenant of Sir Percy Nugent,
Bart., of Donore„ and knocked at the door. Loughry,
who was in bed, got up rod opened the door, when two
men naught him by the chit, pteeented a pistol emelt,
and told him, or swore him, not to pay • sum of 30s.
which haa been in abeyance with his landlord for the
last two half years, and that it be did pay the money he
would soon have cawe to rue it.

Another outrage id reported from county Mayo. On
Friday night a shut wee fired through the window of
the room where Mr. and Mrs. Nielson, meant and care-
takeis to Mr. P. Denis Browne, of Treenlaur, near
Newport, were i.leeping with their children. Mrs.
Neilson di-covered a threatening notice fastened to the
door of the bons* on Sunday morning, from '' Rory of
the Hills," giving her • hint to go, or he would give
her what Hunter got.
SuarscraD 11 URDZIL —A girl named Mary Lynch,
twenty-two years of age, WAS discovered lately by a boy
lying dead in • field near Hardy, County Cavan. The
murder was one of a very revolting description, and
au.picion at once attached to • young 02•11, • neigh-
bour, named Hugh Fay, aged twenty-two, who au
arrested. Death was caused from suffocation. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict that the deceased
bad Imo murdered by come pr .on or persons
unknown. The prisoner was convey dto Cavan nod
given into custody. A magisterial examination then
took piece resulting in big committal on the charge of
waft* murder.