The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-09 00:00:00

I) arliantentaro_ II roasbings.

On Monday, in the Hues of Lords, the Prime
mini„tee brought up at Idtner r from the Q°•••,
declaring that the I dish.* in the ffast,
and ths necessity for ig step. for the maintenanoe
of peaow and the protection a the interests of the
bout to cause her Reserve Force and
acsty
WAS therefore •
within
the Militia Reserve Force, or such part as may be
thconetrintrye., czatittbotedeAsotesen.
of
pof.agreaLunit
%met, rgedsclar y
on should
be taken on Monday.
Marquis of Hartington asked
service.
,Ittowbem famagedortbwlth
thatalthoeulLoteidermanent
In 'be Caatmone, the •
the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether it is the
the Congress. He proceeded
b that there were among the papers prevented
I 48./
of February and the 7th of March. In other respects
now in the hands of members scarcely
the pipes
further
ropiwn ofenthereGolatizownsent to lay on the table any
flifillOd the efSeC
oh h crested. that they would show what
equer etheCliden"eacello-f•rthofe 7th
on Friday no deeptaidch.es..behtichweetho
objections to the Congress raised by e
Government me Chancellor of the Xx hequer said
taken by lye
laid
which
nwhich Zaire
ro:boe.r.r.Pwilow„.a.ers of thwehithparelwigimmihuaryttwibe
Gm table. A fresh paper would be in the
oP"n the of Tuesday, forming
hands of members in e course
tvi.hewre wewasre
a Circular Despatch addressed by the Government to
the Foreign Powers, stating ths opinion of Hey
had taken
place. Mr. Hardy brought up a war Nliesage fedni
the Queen in the same terms as that read in the Lords.
After some debate, it was decided that the debate on
the Alines,* shall take pis*, on M .nday, and the
hMadajesbeteyn'alelMtinisbytenthe correspondenceepoletincen
financial statement will be made on Thursday, ea
originally proposed. The House then went into Cow.
In the House of Lords Tuesday night the Marine
: %Inlay Bill, which had awed its last stage in the
Commons at six o'clock the same morning, was brought
' mitten on the trial Sunday Clod. g BilL
In. and read • first time. The Mutiny Bill went through
COMIC& tee.
There was • large attendance in the House of Cow
moos. Mr. Gladstone gave n- 'Goa thaton Thursday
he will ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether
Ii had been the Intention of the Government to swerve
to themselves the liberty of withdrawal from the Cm.
"..e upon propositions heiqg made, whether in the
way o amendment to the treaty or otherwise, to
dismiss any matter of which they misibt hold the
discussion to be undesirable. Mr.
_Fatiroett then
Proceeded to call attention to the financial statement
' recently made at Calcutta by Sir John Strachey, and
moved a series of resolutions oondetuning the increased
salt duty, the trades' doense tax, and the proposed
expenditure of the fund to •be ere sled India for the
relief of famines, but they wage rejected.
On Wednesday, in the (j imMoiall, Mr. Pease moved the
1 second reeding -if the Vaccin•ti oi Law (Penalties) Bill.
which. In Um emetic* of Mr. Wheelhouse, who had given
, notice to move its rejectloo, was on the Point of being
advanced • stage, when 111 r. Selmer-Smith interposed.
The object of the Bill lii. limit the repetitiqn of Prosecu-
tions for non-observance of the let, and the consequent
accumulation of penalties. Mr. Sdater.Booth, on NAM(
of the Government, declared that he could not support
the Bill, as be held that • limitation of penalties would
tweak down public security against the spread of small-
mx. Berl Percy suggested that the Bill should be read a
teamed tines and referred to a Select Committee. Mr.
Forster supported the suggestion. Mr. Gladstone sup.
oacted the second reading, on the ground that as the scalei
of penalties was different in the three kingdoms, the law
sun me" Iv unequal as between Poor and rich,
hensusedif.rilnesse's proposal was, in his °Pinion, mLa-
led least to duiturb the principal of compulsory vaccine.
'lon. The discussion was continued, and Ur. rower,
sisiog again after a second speech from Mr. &later.
&soak, suggested that if the G,vernm nt would pledge
themselves to move for a Committee to inquire into the
subject, Mr. Pease would withdraw the Bill. This pro-
posal wa• met with cries of " No; and the House divid.
Inc the Bill wear,)- cted by SO votes against 82.
'Os Thursday. in the Suttee of Lords, Lord Elpbinstone
'taxed, in reply to a qoetition, that active steps were
heing taken to raise the Etrydice, and it was hoped that
dlr... weeks hence she would he moored In Portsmouth
Harbour. The Bishopric' Bill paired through Com-
mittee, and several other Bills were advanced • stags.
In the Commons several question' with regard to the
Congress and attain in the E,.t Wire put to the Govern-
ment. hut nothing new tramp red. Tbe Chancellor of
the Exchequer ruhmitting the Budget said the revenue
,tf 1/178 had proved " very astisfaetory " Estimated at
£79146.000, it bad brought In £79,703 showing an
~ecees above the estimate of 5.017,23 e. This in-
crease, however. WWI largely due to • Panic
which had smitten dealers in epirite and in tea, who
anticipating an increase of taxation on three articles. had
. listened to take large SUMitiiie• of the" go"' out
bond. He estimated that shout £393.000 of the increase
sail due to 'hi. mom. The total expenditure of the year
lad been V 8,903.000 showing an excess of income over
expenditure of £8(10 (100 There wee, however, lb.. vote of
amountint to £6,000 000. 01 this £3 500.000 had
: been actually expmpled. and some further liabilities had
been incurred. This expenditure transformed a surplus
if .CBll,OOO into • deficit of £11.610 000. In order to meet
the charges on the vote of credit the Gorerninent had
issued Exchequer Bonds to the amount of .0.750.000, and
they thus tottered upon the year 1878-9 with • temporary
debt of that amount. The estimate of expenditure for
the coming year the Chancellor fixed at SBl 019.775 &gain st
an actual expenditure last year of £2B 9010'S He
estimated the revenue of tbe coming year at £78.40 000.
against an actual revenue last year of 479,7d3 WO This
'bowed • deficit on the forthcoming year of £1550000,
independent of extraordinary expenditure. It was
impomittle to 'tote precisely what would be the cost of
ceiling out the Reeervea ; but he mentioned the
th,porinoate thm of £400,000, and a further auto of
£lOO 000 would he required, supposing the activity in the
dckyards continued. The deficit (as hetwren ordinary
revenue and exnentliture) of £1550 000, the Exchequer
leinis of £3.750.000. and the Supplementary F.atimatee of
between • million and • mtllion and • half, left the
I 3 h.peellOr of the Exchequer fern to (we with a chuge
raking the lowest estimate, £5,500,000 In retard to the
Noose Duty, the care-takers of proteesional offices are to
lis placed on the same footing as trader., and separate
tenements are to be charged ma separate bonito.
In regard to the Inimme-tax there is to be an
allowance for the deprecislon of machinery. The
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-remotion Is to be lowered to two mouths, and there is
mode be which the deficit is to he met. the Chancellor
stated that be proposes to add twopence to the Income-
t,x ; and as *Mil penny now produces 11,6100.00 k it is
calculated that £3,0110.000 will he obtained in the present
sear. In addition to this, Ills proposed to add fourpence
per pound to the duty on tobacco, ralsinz it to 3s. flit per
ili. The present yield of the tax is £7,864,000 and it is
anticipated that it will then he raised to £3.733.0011. so
that, silo Wing for a drawback, the tobacco duty will
meals £750 000 of the deficit. Income-tax and tobacco
tuty together, therefore, will supply aa additional
revenue of iC3 500.000 for the coming year. siring a
remenst for n..s, veer, which might be £1,550.000 or
might be £3 000,000, and if no fresh call atone be hoped
that It might be cleared off with ;he aid of the £OOO.OOO
of the additional Income-tax watch would conic into
next year's accounts. He hoped that no fresh call would
trim. Attempting to supplement • speech that had not
ne took pant in the
idtsl:o7di...egratrk:druowtfilos.iffhlith—f::::lliora.:::rEf harden should hav, heen
drsot
extended over an hour and • half by formally recapitulat-
ing the figures. the Chancellor of the Exchequer was
interrupted by a sudden and almost unanimous uprising
of hon, member, who left the House, and made for the
several hon. members
expressed • eisb that the dus4 on spirita might have been
east upon the income-tax payers of the mutstrY 7-The
Politic Works Loses Bill wee explained by Mr. 81;chiter•
Qtpl4:4l,:n7etotrowitopliolsupth::::—Slrcastu:::Gp:re
he had received a letter showing that the consult squall
could not he seen on board the Zurydioe.—Lord Mints
obtained returns with reference to euiden deaths unoer
Committee on the Irish
imspicious circumstances. In Scotland. —The Endowed
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move an addition to the Chancellor's motion for 'a
In coeo.rted
by Germany, and whilet shatainim from isolated • en
in matters in which this country has little direct ow mo.
will intimate to other Powers that Government sirr 'ewpre-
disguised perfidy in spoilstion, which the
Gosern.
meat has threatened to pen plush' in B.oumsnir

Talon lIIIITATION. --Somme and (Imam, tickling
and irritation. Inducing cough and electing the voice,
Vor these symptom use Eppes Dire rine Jojoba.
Only in boxes fid. and , labeled "Ja Kw Errs and
Co., Homoeopathic Chemists, 48,_ Phreadneedle-strest
and 170, Piccadilly, London."—Emen Hommpathis
Medicines ate sold by DOZDaII, Way,, and How.
Dorchester.
PITS. trusenc Pin ea Taunt_ e Maumee A
aertagn method of core has been otamovered foe this de-
in" °l, complaint by • Phrsiciase who is desirous that
all 'offerers may benefit from this providential dismerc it is never known to fail, and .111 cure the moal„.w.
.botiolra
cm after all other means have hen tried. Pull will bemut bypost to any fres ol charge— rid-rt-wiT
Kr. N'ttuacutla . Ozford Terrace. Hyde Park Lmooo.
Searrircire rot Kat —The Editor of the Megical
Mirror ha• called the satire of the medical profeenos
to Cadbury's Cocoa Emence, which he calls, adieu-es
Concentrated Vegetable Milk, and remarks : "Th.
excess of fatty matter has been carreully eliminated
and thus • compound remains which conveys is I
taillirntlo2 bulk a maximum amount of nutriment We
strongly reoomound it as a diet for children."
Arivice TO Moreau I—Are you broken in your rest
• sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth? 134
4 noes to • chemist and guts bottle of Has. W {MAW'
Soorwiss firacr. It will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and olessent ts
tasta, it produces natand, quiet slum by ?altering tb.
child from vain, and the little cherub swelters •• as bright
as a buttos" It soothes the child, it whew the guall,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates tits bowel.. *ad
the beat known remedy for dysentery and diarritam.
whether arising from teething or other causes. Mrs.
Winslow'. Soothing Syrup la sold by Medicine dealers
everywhere at lc lid. per bottle. Manufactured ia 7k'York. and at 14 Oxfordetrest. Looses
Vella/KA Discorrity roe Ten HAIL—If your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, um "Th. Mexican
Hair Ileamost." for it rid reamge reams (OWN 0.01
9rey or Whirs Asir to It. original colour, without leering
the dominant:de smell of mom " Rostuers.- It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful. as *ell se promoting thu
of dts
m hair on held spot., where the glands ,root
EV.._ ed. Ask your Chemist for " TIM Waimea HAM
uniewsu.^ sreparsta Hiatt' C. Ciet.t.ur, ite Oxford.
WOO. LONA*. and by Olsensist,end Primness evert'
where st St, per bottle
Raduires Paws Buie—The marked MtperiorltY 01
this Laundry Blue over all others, sad the quick 59
predation of its merits by the public, has been attended by the usual ramlts—ria.. • Rood of imita-
tions : the merit of the latter "mini consists in Ow
ingemdty exerted, not simply in the wore
shape, but making the of the
wrappers reminble that of the Tim
Maaufaoturen beg therefore to centime all berm to
see " Hackie's Paris Blue", each maker.
A fisearr woarn ntownre nr num. WITH
Camila. nip Sneer Dammam —lnfinitesimally small
would be the lase of yams Cattle and Sheep bx
! Disease at the toying Ream of Cold, Risat, asa Rain, it theywege-pui under shelter and "D,, Soc.and Hewitt."" Red Drench" and " Gamow Field."
adminiumed, ea the kind ot ailment nutylas The
asrions loss to the Farmer, during bad
.esbing, ma
1.3 a prevented by dosing with the "Red
highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And is
ore of Debility, Diarrinsa, or Exhaustion in 70°4
litnek' Shift •ad Calves, • dose or two of the
' Gaseous nid" is of ell the most Sae
the mast effeetlve.-11.Ds Bolowl".6
Loads% W.