The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

Central Nttni.

Emit? go POUND 811117 BD.—Yr. BIM, farmer,
at Burton, neer Banbori, Northumberland, has Joel M.
UMW a heavy loss In s 'lngotsv manner. ifs had a
flock of MN shoot, whlah wen reoently " dippetY' IN a
oliymisal aolutlon used for deetroylng Mobs, Ilse, ie.,
and then tumid out to crass. It Is supposed that Ilds
solution WAS Nulled off -the sheep by a 'bower ef rain
nnrt fell upon the rue, whiah Wu' MOM by the sheep
poisoned them, 11l ihily began to die on lb. UM Inst..
and on the 9111 Inst. only 90 out of the !look of 807
remained alive.

(ANTI'S% OP 13LMNPIII,D, TNT LUNATIC MUT.
Henry Blooluirkl, the Multi. murderer, who
eloope4 from a railway train nut London, no Ilia 15th
Inat,, while In tile melody of • turnkey from Cliester
Cootie, who was conveying him, audit is ardor from tkit
Beeretery of Bide from the Home Department, to
Bethlehem Asylitm, LONIGII. War elplartsl as friday
week at Ipawlah, and karma In the gaol of Niat ally. Hr.
Banoton, Governor of Muter Castle, moeireri a tiles
•rAphic despoteli on kfonday morning, and left Cheater
by an early train to (annoy the poor fellow to London.
TNT OKUKON•NATT ICIUITIOII.—The parish 'harsh at
Priddingliam, near II a, North Llnoolnehire, baring
got very iiiiioh out of repair, &meeting of the parlalilnaere
woe Dolled for tbe linguae of levying a rate to dyfriy
the expense' of motoring the building. The propooillon
Wfid dloutly opposed, awl when put to the vote waa N.
jaded by a majority of 90 ‘o 9. On Thursday week •
ineetlng of the porlehimiera of Hamden, Yorkoldre, waa
bald for • 'Monier object. An estimote for Ilia repaira
of the church, amounting to elie. was brought forword
by ths oldirchwardena, find a r•solittion ass moved and
'seconded that a rate of &I. in the pound be granted.
This was met by a dir•ct noptive on tile pArt of •
olinrolnuim (Mr. J. B. Robinaoni, and on thy motion
being pot It wu loot by a majority of 100 to 15. This
I. the Orat Ohne into hem been Maud lii MAIIIIIIII.

Titi lioridte Eggliming ggsg Norrixossig—Al
the Monett on the body of George Stevenson, who net
lII' life by the explorrion of a Warn thrashing losable'
at DAybrook, near Nottingham, on Friday week it was
noted in evidenoe that the exi.loolon resulted from the
angineinen, Henry Outlay, leaving the machine without
Wittig the damper or easing the safety valve, thin
cauoing the otealll to generate rapidly Mid to buret the
boiler. Inamedlotcly after the accident it was found
thin the corn nuke In the vicinity of the engine were
on fire, but the flames were supprused without much
demure being done. Large pieces of metal from the
machine were driven to a distance of 900 yards, and the
flywheel was. picked op 100 yards from the engine. The
iv) pout was adjourned to tile 30th inn., NE Solley, the
enginem in, ens sufferins from severe injuries received at
the exploalon.
Liii Bwruoictu.— A few doer ago. Lori Aron/ham
ant the Ann sod of the Elan Valley Railway. Hl* mode
of doing so wan very characteristic. "L 31.1 Brougham,"
eau the Carlisle intsranf, "received from the brawny
lIRVVV who stoat beside him a neat spade, with whiah
he ant the first sod, end threw it into • lendsorne
mahogany barrow, which had been provides' for the
occasion. His lordollio, then, with • vigour as
remarkable u it was aboraoteriotia, wheeled the barrow
along ewe planet that had been laid for a dittonoe of
some ten or a dozen yards, emptied its contents, awl
then, in a truly navvyvlike manner. turned his beck, and
pullet the barrow to the point whence Ire atoned.
During the operation, the moat deefenine cheers re.
sounded from every part of the field, His loolship
appeared to he touch amused with his own performance.
SltlitlloB POACHING Agett.tr.—On Sunday morning,
shout five o'clock, Novena game watchers were on the
alert after poachers on the elute of Mr. Win. Welker,
of Bobwortli, near Retiont. when they espied two men
treeparing in amount of game. John Scott, who was
welching. sinus up with a poacher binned /Wool Got-
land, of West Betiord, who iuunedietely ran off. Scott
followed in pursuit, and overtook him, when Outland
stopped, and, after some words, pointed his gun and
ohot Scott lit the breast, and then rushed at him. While
he Man doing MO Scott knocked liim down Ariel a stick.
Andenvon, another watcher, then came up and one
oeederi in capturing Gotland, who was subsequently
lodged In the Retford police notion. Scott woo put into
a gig, and conveyed to his home. On Sandal evening
Scott was lying in • lout precarious state.
Me...orowoxY ACCIDENT AT REEL, NORTE WALES,
—This popular watering-place, which Is at present ever.
flowing with visitors, was the Nen* of• own melancholy
accident on the morning of Saturday week. Kr. Healey,
eolicitor, from Wellington, in Shropolaire, was bathing
in the ebbing tide, when it was oupposed hit WAS seinerl
with cramn. The ocia was very rough at the time, and
the aorrolguard boat was launched three several times
before the body mulct be picked up. The greeted czar.
Mons were made by the bro.ve fellows, OM owiniming
out in a life preserver through the raging surf. bat el
was of no avail. Crowds of anxious opeolatore limed the
beach among whom a ouheeription was at ones started
to remunerate the men. On Sunday morning the solemn
event wet impressively dwelt upon by the Rev. A.
Froncls to a crowded oongrecotion. The unfortunate
gentleman has left a wife and
EGITNIEENT.—The gusto' of Liverpool were on Torte
duty engaged in detailing the facts relative to the mar.
Hoge of a young 1441 Y. 90 years of age, the daughter of
an eminent medical gentleman reeding At Aliburth, who
recently got married aurally to one of the ooniturtors of
the Algtoarth wartime"... The marrioge took place at
Everton choral', by Nene, during the absence at the
agriardlund chow at Cheater of the muter of the eon.
doctor ; owl on Monday the young lady, finding that
her marries' was known, went to the lodgings of her
swain. Theme she was taken away by owe Mends I
hot, recognising her eurlend in the street. she Jnlnned
out of the air, end refused to leave him, relying that he
was the only mon she ever loved. Her friends were in
consequence obliged to take the hotband in the ear with
them, and the lady (who wateereirierel one of the belles
of Memel) is now at heroes home. end her spouse is
for th" present etoying at the hotel at Aighurth kept by
hie MUDD% The lade, it is WI, was engaged to a e'en;
emtleinoui of flrot.rale aerial position. —47/010c..—...The
porograph reopening the elopement of a young lady
with the encileator of an Aigearth owlet', contains
munch mg Ration than fool. It Is wine true that the
yonng lady, 'dueled by some tenoning obereetion of
mitel, was, revere weer ago, mortally married to the
voting man In onertion, bet the dolly of low hoeing
jumped nut of a on on neaguilini her husband In the
strut is totally untrue. Aim is the Own Shot she wet
engaged to ' a voting m uen Ne gentleman of flt, al
poiltion., The young lady has quietly remained at the
nf her porente, and her hoiden& has found It Im.
pernively neuesory to agree to a separation. Thio
;arrangement, ISis understood, lin been the roue easily
Affected ao the pore's have had no opportonity for paw
eerier hallway.

Till LAW AAD THI L4WARII4.—Ths 0444 4f Mr,
Tuwnaemi, 51. P„ for Ovuenwieh, whi, 1,014 m MA NSA in
lIiIIiA uf ilie revrlmtions of the Rankruptev Mort, re.
mind* um of a vel7 slnechmr defeat In the existing state of
thmlaw wine), W 44 pr,bmbly overlooked hy Parliement
while mooing the Bill forth. abolition of lb. property
,piellflo,tion. A menhir of Porliament becoming hink
rm 4 Immo his meal lifter twelve months, if within Mot
tinia Oho henkruptny Is vire supernded, Ti. preperty
qualifloction hmm hinisno acted iii her to the atioufeelon
14 . hmnk mot, bowman be coal not poem any properly,
and therefortooni,l nal be emended. Thus, as the lA,
W4A, ahiabrepi mold not enter ths Home, and a mem.
her beemoine banknoM otter election therehy ion his
out. ant the property qualillsomtion has been abollahed
wilhout mainue any province for the elimonatidoetion of
hmnierupte and thane, arlase Ibli very anomalous Mate
of thimn. A hankrupa may he sleeted and my hold
WA WM unemeationeel a member bumming bankrupt
Intim It. If s man were bm lieteine bankrupt the day
Wore the eloothai he le 41104, and It elerl ISO ye.
leiu him met but if ha Imam* bankrupt the illy atter
his eloWlon his wit le emoted. This shied Woe. al Ilia
likr Is the 'welt et twenwlltlnnally repeeling a elatete
eithent sirt loosing what 11141 it. laftwet as well as
144 dine. epereekee. The peeper Soule would have
Aeon to @sae* ere. deekrwl de es, thM baskrent
should not he 4101414, awl 4101 sboute haw hoe
mods a part nt the Gebouw awl Ihe sonatas it 11l aw
'Menem. The overeleht wW be reeldred lohe MOWS
▪ etedoe.

CIATATTROTNI AT WoRTHIINO. -• TriTtfßlK LTVice
LOST. —A frightful calamity mourns(' here as Thursday
The Mary and Elise, pleasure boat, left Thursday eren•
jog with about 20 pea/angers, conaiating of wen. 011ww•
and elifildren. When she had been DM about three
quartets of an hour, by ionic means at present noes-
plained, she overturned, and thirteen of he paseengers
MUT* drowned.
ItATHltit tltitlnUlt.--The Chairman of the Saloon
Ownibue Company wtates :—" It is caloulated that, on
the average, a conductor, without very conscientious
scruples to reelet the teinptation, will abstract from the
men& of each joureey sispenoe, either by one whole
sixpence, or by *during emote of the higher fares to Cle
lower tom, whieh is technically termed ' chopping off
heads.' They make ten journeys per diem, live up and
five down. TIM, will give him 54. per diem, or 38.. per
week, of seven days, or £9l per oninibui per annum,
and this multiplied by 800, the number of oninibumes the
French company have at work, will give £54,600 per
annum."
C.dinurnat.ne Ratte—At the Letniveth Pollee
-
wart, Mr. Benjamin .lones, a tuatch dealer in the
liiimrica, appeared to an. era‘ anemone oh riring him
with attempting to send by the tiouth-Weatern Railway
a chest of limiter itiatchea, Wtheut making the °Rivera
of the company aware of the contents of Knell package,
for which offenee be had incorrect a penalty not exceed-
ing £2O. From the statement of Inepeetor Brent, who
appe.,red to support the Numinous, and the testinuniv of
the witneases called by it appeared that on the 11th
inch. a cheat wee brought from the shop of the defendant
to the railway station at Nine elms, which was desuribed
as containing toys, bat the company's °Blom dia.:veered
the contents to be lurifer matches, and the present pro-
ceedinp were taken. The defendant, in reply to the
charm, said that from the way in which the package had
been made up the company's officers could have easily
discovered what its tontenta were, and it would have
been at their option to take them or not. It was denied
that this disoovery could be wade from the external at..
pearance of the package. end the magistrate having
remarked that the moot iieriona oniniequenom and de-
struction of valuable pro' erty might result from the In-
dParitninate conveyance of noel' articles, convicted the
defendant in a penally of 30s, and waits.
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Tee Cates Concerns AT BiswisowAN.—On Wed•
nesday the molt of the trot series of pole, was do.
aimed. The winners wire Staunton, Lowenthal, St.
Ainant, ralkbeer, Salmon. end Owen, who had comb
won their pines, Bird WWI compelled to leave, and no
Beton was a winner. Tile pleyere were watched as
follows For the second aeries of moues, Staunton end
Lowenthel, St. Anoint and Inlkheer, Salmon end Owen.
Brien and Smith. The lael player realigned to Brien,
and during the day Be, Muni, fralkheem and Owen,
each won one pine. A nottvb between the Worcester
end Itimologhano (Aube tercuispecel In femur of the
Wier. Ilounday the porn in Hu meat tournament
Well proceeded with. All tile poise Ito the second
moot hare been decided, with the eruption of that
h.twein Staunton and Lowenthal. The ring game lit
this match km lasted two clip and Is eat yet finished,
The odds were, however, ottentogly in favour of Lower'.
goal, who bad pined a dallied advantage. The otloer
winners were Owen, who beat Selman ; l'elkhrter, who
beet St. Amu ; end Brien, to whom Smith reelped.
The ballot has been takem for the third mond, and tile
playore ere Dm paired i—Brim n Toolkheer, nod
Owen with Staunton or Lswenthel. Brien Iwo &treaty
won one from Itaikbeer. Thursday afternoon Mr. Mar'
phy, the great American 'player, arrived from London,
and II has been arranged that he shall on Friday play
blindfold eight Moroni 'Ames with eight of the best
iilayers present, This challenge hu exerted groat MUD
-
Moo, and la looked forward to with mush lotereet,
ERTSSINGRims iF BVIIIAL.—IiIdWaT between
Lincoln and Oeinelooroogh lies the village ;How long
notorious for the tbEerentwo and uneeemly leturbanses
'Seine from time to time belowitiM the Rev. Nov
Allrinson, the Incumbent, and some of his Book, About
13 PAM NM, a women, named Newton, being deserted
by her hatband, rNarnal to her father's house, which
•h. kept till 'bout three years ago, when she iymin.
married, having no outlive evident, of the death of her
ling husband. Itmently, after a eonfinement s. , & seriou
attack of dmpq supervened, end her medieel man told
her she could not recover, One day while lying on what
she woe Natured aN4 which in reality wee Ilse deathbed,
the Rev, George Alklnami Galled, end on being mitolleed
to her room he told her that she was living In adultery,
and that if she dial in that state slop nut eciiy could 'tot
tUe hem, but she mold not remotes fowls-coma from
God I nor could he (the elergymen) &droll her soros into
the shored or read the Mirka undo' over it. She ex-
pratud her sorrow, and Om weld oh* hoped Owl would
perdon her sins. The clergyman mid lie doubted that
God would forgive her unload she loft her lowland, or
rather "the man with whom she wee living." Ths
poor women made no promise, and the colorgyones de-
parted. In • few days, however, he called again, as lie
said, "to mok one oneetlan." He wee told by the dying
woman's inother•lio-lAw that her daughter did not wish
to see him, as he had so deeply wounded her feelings
the other Joky. He now demanded to nee her, ml on
receiving a wood negative, he forael his way, thrust ,
himself In, and without oseemony wetit at ones to tile
bedside of the dying and almost speechlees woman, aml
again wilted her if she would leave her husband, repeating I
that if elle did not she mild not be forgiven by God, or ,
receive the rites of Christian burial. With much nohow
he again left the poor VlOtUall. She lingered awhile,
but expired on Saturday. On learning her death
Mr Atkinson prohibited the tolling of the pauingMell,
and refused to inter her at all, though he said elle might
"be laid In the °hurt liyanl." Her father went to the
Bishop of Lincoln, and told his Loolship the whole.
HI. Lordehip said they were not to inter till Tuewlay,
end he would write to Mr. Atkinson on the subject.
When the father returned, however, it was decided that 1
the funeral could not be ornoveniently poatisined till
Tuesday, al esteeml friende and relativen fruni a distance
must return home on Monday night. The grave being
dug, the body wee imoonlingly interred in ailenoe on
Monday. and afterwards • layman reed the burial ser-
vice over the grave.
EXTON BMX Fll.loD.—On Monday Mr. Terry,
solicitor, of Bradford, &pouted before the inagiatratu of
the city of Lino-du for the onrpoe of preferring • charge
against Thomas Laid, of that city. butcher, and agent
or wool-buyer, who had been arrested under a warrant.
The chugs was that the prisoner had lately 'Misappro-
priated 1110111 Pa to the *mount of £1,400 or £1,500 the
property of Mr. John Lister Margerieon, wouletapler of
Bradford. Mr. Margerison has wool-huyers travelling
over moot of the woolitrowing ounnties of England and
Wales. His practise is to lodge or dement a emu
of money at the meet convenient Isink in the district,
his 'genie having authority to draw cheeks on the bmk,
for wool purchased. lu thin tan he had unde arrange-
ments with ths Lincoln and Linda...), Banking Company,
in whose hank Irons time to tune during the laid three
months he had deposited money in advanoe, at all times
requisite for his buyer (Kent' in that district. On Fri-
day morning mat Mr. Margerisun reueived inforuiation
from the hank that there was only a hidanoe of about
flgt In Ida favour, whioli information rather surprieed
him, as according to his books at Bradford the Booking
C,oiniany should have lied about £2,300 belonging to him.
He immediately went to the bank at Liaoolll, and there
found that &number of check§ had been paid In by the pri-
soner, and mowed by him as &IA for wool account",
wide!' had been given to persons froin whom the prisoner
had bought no wool, oral all events from whom Mr. Mar-
prison had receiv.4 no acorionte. The prisoner on
being ohargel admitted that lie had appropriated about
£1,6000f Mr. Marpriaon's money to his (the prixoner'el
own use, or for improper purposes. Mr. Margerhon,
after advising with Idasolicitor, camel a warrant to be
looted on Monday morning, and the prisoner was Appre-
hended at the Lincoln railway station, and taken before
the city Bench. Mr. Miuyerieon shortly depowd to the
facts. and then • remand wee granted until Saturday,
1,, afford time to issue a subpoena against witnesses
resident beyond the city of Lincoln. The prisoner, it
appears, had no authority whatever to draw a cheek es •
apt for Mr. liariveraton's wool, and for him alone, cc.
eordingjo averment, the prisoner was to buy wool in that
Ottri of Ragland. Hits en elderly man, Ile most implicit
midden°, had previously been reposed in him, andhe had
the credit with the citisens of Wooly of being a highly
respectable person. Within the last three months hie
bone fide transactions for Mr. Margerison amounted to
at least £E3,0013, &nil it was stated thatthere wart nothing
whatever to orevent the prieoner, by ordinary exertions,
from realising £l,OOO • year u r. Merprieon's agent,
The information against the prisoner Is laid under the
Fraudulent Trustees Act, and some of the oirotomtanctia
connected with the transaetions In which he has been
engaged are likely to giVII Flu to other criminal charges
against him,
INSANITY AND ?SWAMI EDUCATION.—In
a valuable paper on religions mania In the Mak*,
Tian, Dr. Oonolly &truss that at the present Sine a
very tarp proportion of what are (Palled educated women
are found among thou affected with religious insanity.
He sue ;—" But what Is 66116 d ablution, as respect.
women, even women oof the oduuted aliases, and of she
hightail ranks In England, is far from honourable to us
au an enlightened notion; and in no remaret calculated
to promote or preserve their mental health or their hap.
L vary smell KONTIPee is Illade la a few showy
amotoplishments ; groat attention is tall to the forma-
Iltlee of eellgion, on whioli they ore taught that only
mortein views are allowahlaseauen freeborn sM auti
very generelly tue only part of instroetion carefully,
and even ishoriouly &Weeded to, le mule It is really
pitiable to contemplate the general vacantly of oilool
moue young lodise u the miserable kind of retorting to
which they devote theinsehme ; their total 'entireties of
all the most heentifill writer. iii their own Impede,
and their want of any noble treasury of wise or cow-
latory thioughta on which be draw in retirement or iii
trial. To those of a hotter temperament than the
plurality, the vapid books end mongol and moupittione
with ,whlalt they IlaVe Alone been fooollor, Manna id
time wearisome ono' diaplessing. But they hare nothing
nous elevated to whioh to Marie. titionselyee. The
works of now Mat Englieh authors are pnerolly as tin.
known to them u the works of the ancients, and of the
moel empileite panto with which our language Is en.
tubed, they satrotoly remember the ninon they may
have mad some of them at eshool, hut only minium other
teaks, ail net one stases, not one pump, shides In the
memory as a coonterpoies to the unavoidable eornintin•
new of ordinary life, ore mho( from too mush oars. All
that we designate as sublime, or even. In the highest
sense, beautiful, moms to ham been oarrlttlly excluded
trots their thonglite, and devotion, to "Moil the most
earnest of them torn for relief is years wimps and 1
sorrows gather ronnol them, Is too often little inure than
an India-ounce In religions Mirrors, their hope appeering
onenetainod by any Fruit or Past view. drawn fermi any '
habitnal attution to the work, of their )Laker. It
tenet unfortunately happens, also, that prowling
abound wheat diatomite'', wild end extraympat,
aid delivered with screaming voice and distorted fees,
and frantic' geetientaWone, make s frightful Swum,
sloe on tie female mind. Such fermium and sash
Norse Swim the coultement of Sunday, when the outwit
of pin Is empended, sod there Is no opus, Every
terin tit szporcillious dread Is thus allgrittitoll I a• *hole.
some Imingotion given, no consolatiosi imparted I the
object of all womb* Weems& a Mere Image of terrific
aSgcoecta. In the next world nothine in protoolud but
torture ; and In this world teething reinsine hut
Every plephian occomied with Holleman lemma the fra•
Amnia maim has leetwoble despoodeney, the deep and
Irremovable anpleh of ours and vlrtutase Weds, and the
delernoinetion to destroy a lib, tmon which hope and
joy
have departed, end to rush to an existent. where noth•
bog LB expected hut everlasting sneering. Thio shocking
penguins of the Wad is heemnleg, indeed, so eorappor
as to nubs it • urine duty In thaw who prams to
y's:=gyeeng parlous, bet eapesially yonng wawa. is
haw %MI pupils may buil ha fard,b4 amalosi
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LITTERS YOU CANADA.—A further representation
having been load, by the Csciediantiovenfmeut mond.
ing the difficulty attending the eonveyanos through
Nova Bootie of correspondence addressed to Canada, no
mai will in futon be made up for teensmission to
Canada by that eclat. On the 17th of June last, notkie
was given by thia department that nswalapere and hook
'rakish, widreised to Canada would not he forwarded
thenceforth rid Halifax, end thin regulation will now be
extended to letters. With tile exception of letter., he.
for Bay Cheleur and the district of Oaspf, which will
still continue to he sent in the amide for New Brunswick,
the whole of the corrempondensse for Canada will in
future he forwarded either by way of the Coiled BMWs,
or by the ()median mail packets'. By command of the
Partniester•General, Bow LA D HILL, Secretary. Gene.
rd l Poet office, August 29, 1869.