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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

UNITY OF GERMANY.

Many numerously attended meetings have
been held in Munich, which passed resolu-
tions in the following sense :—" That as
Germany, united as never before, had fought
her battles and beaten the enemy without
allies, she would also conclude a peace with-
out the intei:erence of neutrals. Only a peace
which brings the French to a consciousness
of their defeat can be lasting; and a false
generosity would be weakness, encouraging
new attempts. The recovery of Alsace and
Lorraine is the only parantee against that
French hankering after German territory
which has displayed itself under every new
Government. As the Germans went united
to the war, so shall peace also find them
united, by the accession of the South German
States and the acqnisition of long-lost terri-
tories. The German Band must comprehend
the entire power of the German people. One
people, one army, one Diet, one German
constitution are the guarantees of lasting peace
for Germany and Europe."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

POOLK.

fli nIOHNILS9 the Nawab !simian of Bengal, Behar
and Oriaea, and auna, atteude4 by Colonel Leyard and
suite, nrrivad at Bournemouth on tilasolday. on
vi3it to Mr. Ilaviland-Barke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

RUSSIA AND THE VICTORS.

The Emperor of Russia has conferred on
the Crown Prince of Saxony the Order of St.
George, second class, for brilliant victory.
lIISNIARK ON THE SITUATION.

The &rata' s special correspondent says
Bismark declared to him that Germany would
fight ten years rather than abandon territorial
guarantees against France, and the possession
of Metz and Strasburg.

THE PRUSSIANS NEARING PARIS.

CAPTURE OF A RAILWAY TRAIN.
PARIS CALM AND RESOLUTE.

PARIS, Sept. is, 4.15 p.m.—A telegram
from Joinville-haute-Marne, announces that
15,000 l'russians wi'l shortly arrive there.
The troops have been concentrated in the
fort.

.-.-
The Prussians having captured a train at
Sculls, railway traffic has been suspended
between Paris and Chantilly.
Advices from Metz state that Bazaine is
abundantly provided with provisions.
A despatch from Melun announces that
several Prussian Corps belonging to the
army of the Crown Prince of Prussia were in
the neighbourhood of Nantes (? Nangis).
Another despatch from Senlis announces
that 30,000 Prussians were at Cressy in
Valois, and strong advanced guards at Nan-
teuil and Plessis.

The following war news has been received
this morning from the Departments :—Thirty
Prussian dragoons appeared yesterday morn-
ing bfore Nogeut-sur-Seine but retreated
before the energetic attitude Of the population.
They were expected, however, to return 50011.
Yesterday the Prussians occupied Colman.
Communication with Mulhouse is inter-
rupted.
Some preparations are being made for the
passage of the Rhine at Neubourg,.
The bank returns due to-day have not ap-
peared. . . . . .

Several spies have been arrested.
The attitude of Paris is calm, resolute, and confi-
dent.

PARIS READY FOR THE SIEGE.
ADDRESS OF GENERAL TROCIII.T.
70,000 MEN TO DEFEND THE RAMPARTS.
3C 3,000 RIFLES IN TIIE CAPITAL.
PARIS, Sept. 15.
A decree, published to day, suspends the
functions of the Councillors of State.
All the representatives of foreign Powers
have informed the Ministry of Foreign Afairs
that they will remain in Paris.
A circular of the Minister of the Interior
orders the Prefects in all the French communes
to organise the Garde Nationale Sedentaire.
General Trochu has issued an order of the
day in which he says that the number of men
required for daily service on the ramparts will
be 70,000. /le says that the enceinte of Paris
will be defended by the persevering efforts of
public spirit, and 300,000 rifles are indispen-
sable.

UA7.ll7r'S CONMTIOV AT AT FT7.

German accounts of the condition of
Marshal Bazaine at Metz report that his
troops are far less demoralised than Mac
Mahon's. Discipline is still maintained. The
men have fought bravely in the late sorties
(the last of which took place on the 3rd of
September)and their sense of military honour
remains unimpared. But their is no hope
that this brave force can effect their escape.
The losses have been enormous; the German
surrounding lines have been greatly strength-
ened • necessaries of every kind are wanting,
and disease makes fearful havoc in the ranks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, IE7O.

Elorortsbirt•

THE Fan CHURCH (Arn-Pms) Movmurr.--Listit,-
Colonel Steward, of Nottington House, has been
appointed local treasurer of the Nati,xlsl Association
for Freedom of Worship (London and Manchester).
COXIIIITED ro 'me I).,n4rt CouNTY Pdame.—
Srasiotu: Caroline Chamberlsin, pelting pockett at
Bridpert ; Albert Daily, housebreaking at Portland.—
imprison and :Richard Ilua,r, breach of the vaee at
Netherbury, 6 months; Alfred Bugler, assault on the
police at Beaminstor, 14 daya—Hard Labour: Job
Hooper, stealing bread at Weymouth, 3 mouths : Thos
Hallett, vagrancy at Lyme Regis, 3 months Elated
Minterne and Lot Bary,aasault on police at Beam miter,
6 weeks; John Cook, vagrancy at Sherborne, 1 calen-
dar month ; John Brown, poaching at Pimperne, 1
calendar month; George Chambers, miabehaviour at
Bearduster, 28 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

BRYAN romE.

51M01715 ACCIDRIVT BY A BULL.—On SUlaty
man named Clia,lcs %Vitas, for many years employed
at fliyanatone farm, w.is seriously injured by a bull.
Thl animal, which had hen fastened in a ah,d, broke
it. chain and got out into clic field. The owner, Mr.
Lock, endeavoured to drive it back; but the animal
turned mon him. Watts, seeing his master in danger,
ha.tened to his whit:ince, and the infuriated animal
ru..hed upon him. tweaking two of his ribs, and seriously
Dd., tea 11111 nead. who poor fellow wan, huweVti,
r.scued, EA conveyed home and medical assistanee sent
for. We are glad to state that he is going on ea favour-
ably as can be expected, cousidering tLe serious nature
of Lis injuries.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

ITALY AND ROME.

MON TIVISO, Sept. 17.
General Cadorna crossed the Tibor at Casale.
Notwithetending two refusals returned to his offers
of truce, the General, upon a requsat from Rome, has
consented to delay his operations for entering the city
for 24 hoe
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

01111 HE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS with
1. Mouday's London markets and latest new, by
telegraph. may be 'laden TUESDAY MORNINGS, st
M. 11. .101-LIFFL'a, am! at Mr. T. s. WALues,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

By Onler,

C: BARRET/.
Captain Lod Adjutant.

DORCHESTER.

RECIUMING.-88 recruits for the army have been
gegategia able neighbourhood sine. bit July. Of these
nine were rejected and seven paid "the smart."

THI WILTR2I.—TIN followiog to our oteteorlogical
report:—

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11..2
Weatherl State of Weather.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

DEATH FROM MORTIFICATION CAUSED BY

A FEItItErS BITE.

On Monday evening lsat, as the men employed by
Mr. Oslpin, brewer, of Dorchester, were about to leave
work, shortly after six o'clock, an old man, named
Charles Coombs, who has been in Mr.Galpin'a service,
as =Hater, some 19 years, took a young ferret from its
hutch, and was slowing it to one of Lis friends, when,
whilst, he MAY stroking it, the little creature suddenly
turned its head and bit Coombs lefthand very Iv.
He went to his hoes., in Greening's-passage, and 'his
hand was inimedLitely attended to, but the pain did
nut abate, but extended upwards to his arm. As
no signe of iiinendir.g were vkible in the injur,dl part
on Wednesday he was taken to the Dorset County
Hospital, where the house surgeon, Mr. Young, paid
every attention to his hand and arm, but expressed
lit•le hope of the roar's recovery. Late On Wednesday
night tification set in, extending from his left arm
in an &brining runner, and di spite all efforts, he
gradually sank, and died early this (Thursday) morning.
The deceased was hO years of iqe„ married, and had
maintained a good character fur years with his
employer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

SWANAG&

-- -----
Tug telegraph Is oompleted between S teenage and
Wareham. _ _ .

NISIONWI.—At a meeting of De Monlham lodge, on
Friday. Bro. J. Symonds, P.G.A. D.C. gave a very in-
teresting !nature.
Cowarnotin at the parish church on Sunday for the
wounded in the war amotintnd to £2B.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

Vampsbtre.

Gus LICZEISS.—How the Board of Inland Revenue
must have been troubled about the interpretation of
this Act I Mr. J. Waterfiel.l, of Winkton, has been
exercised in his mind as to what constituted " vermin"
or was he simply poking fun at the officials—and gets
the following letter on the subject :—" I am directed
by the Board to acquaint you that neither hared nor
rabbits fall within the term 'vermin' used in the Gun
License Act, and that cious,quently they cannot legally
be shot without a gun license, in those oases where a
g.into license is not required."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

TIIE PROPOSED ARMISTICE.

A reply, it is said, has been receiN ed by the
Government from Count Bismarck to the
note of Lord Granvile which accompanied the
communication from M. Jules Fawe. The
answer is not evasive, but raises a question
which the Provisional Government of France
will have to consider.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

WAR NEWS.

COMMENCEMENT OF THE FIGHT.
Telegraph conininnication Is interroPted between
Abbe and Juvisy. the former eight miles and the latter
nine miles south of Paris, on the Heine. Firing has
been heard in the direction of the latter plate% and it is
itaid that the enemy ripperes licely to place a bittery
at
that point. Abbots and Athis are on tie line eu (khans,
German troops have ale.) be. n 1•CM11 in the mighliour-
hood of Purrtlaye. If, as appears probable. thir is
Po rrelaye, about twelve mile. on the Norilorn
way, the attack on to marth-we:t may now be riesumed
as it probability. The firing he .rd in the direction of
devilry is little to proe../i f an em:sg..m-nt between
the treons sent out from Perm to in 'et the invading
army. Wki;e the plot is thiekening around the capital,
the enemy is busy in the east. Mulhouse. Carney, and
Its icy have 1:0 OCCUVIC iby ti opt, alto are, how.
ever, said to be miving towards Parts. The inveit.ng
circle is not yet drawn closely round the city, and the
fighting which has occurred is doubil.as ratios if the
were of a skirundi incidental to the progress of the
besb•irera in titling op their position, but the ilirmt
operations of the siege cannot be much longer delayed.
BRINGING UP THE GERMAN SIEGE GUNS.
PARIS, Friday.

_
The Prussians hive embarked their larevist cannon on
board Id steamboat+, to bo landed not for from Pads ;
t.,ri•ows+ ~unk in the liver will, it is believed, blow
thcin tin before Jawing.
The Guadois says that the Kropp siege sons which
are bron:lit to Paris by the 11,,r0e and the Rhino Canal
have been aground, the French enginc.is having blown
up the locks awl lot the water out of the canal.—
Lombard Telegram.

BOMBARDMENT OF TOUL.
PRUSSIAN GUNS DISMOUNTED.
(FRENCII *mutter.)
k.A
The Minister of the interior annoiluill'oeSealstamt ber
T"ur.
Ma
rtßain bombarded on Thursday last. The Mab•god re-
turntd the fire, and di.munnted the Pro-4.n battcri.w.
Yesterday complete sib nee reigned in the on my's
eamp, hut it is asacrt,td that they will make a flush
attack to-day.
ALLEGED ESCAPE OF FRENCH SOLDIERS

FROM BELGIUM.
Baussit.s, September IT.
Thi Moniteur Beige &Dies the assertion of the
Gaidois that a body of fifty French sohliera hml °seated
front Iklgium. Three 5.,1 hers att.-tooted to canape. but
were recaptured by gendermea, sod will be interned in
one of the forte at Antwerp as • punishment for their
ditloyalty.
sEN°
PARIS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

TIIE REPORTED ESCAPE OF 1.4
TROOPS FROM METZ.,
The reports from Belgium of the evjai„.,4l;
with a portion if not all of hk army form M
not yet been confirmed.

WRECK OF A SHIEI.I)s I:1w;
A telegram ha ,t just been reciii.,ll in
Lloyd's agent at Amsterdam stat;ug
IN-molly, of North Shiehls, ha,
anil that the crew %sire n!I
harmony was a brig of 251
intehasen in Oita. It i..
...,-
Itertxl from eight to ten bawls,

FATAL YACHTING AccibENT.

-•
Intelligence ha; ham rmeivcd at Ina,
Lough Erne that a yacht Immo!
capsitol, awl Mr. (hark, F.. hh",
of thu Lough Erne. Vacht Club, awl

drownol. "The occurrence wa.
font Hott.e, hut no attctlyt coul,l 1,, ir

the UnforttMate party.

Suarch

THE ANGLO-AM ERICA N LoAT
RACE

111
KoNTo, Scpt.
Owing to the roughness of the welli.•
was feared that the international L.,
could not take place to-day. At
ever, the weather cleared up, and 11,,
called on the crews to get ready. •
started at 5.10 p.m., the 'I pie crew
for the first mile by two or din:,
This distance they afterwards int
won by six lengths. Time-4I
seconds.

LOSS OF THE CA PTA IN.
MESSAGE FROM THE (21• LEN.
ADMIRA".I% •••,,,t. 1:

The following grsoiottv mews° from 11, r
bon rev iced by Admiral Sir Sydney Darn,
"The Queen has already eirprevard to v. Vend
widows and near relstives of the unfortunat•
in the late ah.pwreck Her lbjeary's d.
with them in their affliction, but there are
equally deprived of Imehands or relatives,
Queen is unable to reach eurept through
channel.
" II it Majesty, therefore, desires that mean.
•sr ,
be taken to signify to the widow. and relate.,
whole .r.f the crew of all ranks who perislail
Captain, the expression of her Li. 40 do el. ',L.. .-
with them, and to assure them ihzt the fv.
most acutely the mufortune which Lae at once
her Majesty of one of the finest ship, of tiara:, :
so many iransat seameo, and which has ,
their widows sod other relatives lorries • Sas
ever lat deplored."

Plummer RiLain°. —Tux Com:macs or Mt...
DISCOVEST.—Seuess predicted snot h. r Letni-ol • .
Colombo's diaecvered it. A parallel es..e
sighted in the history of medical science. Th. d.
of Claes beneved that the vegetable kinrdcla
the elements of care for all dioceses. but
cover them. Incur times Holloway the rra!E,
pharmeeeuti-t ham realiaed all that they iin4s,a.A.
Wu found the elements of which they only dr..t
has turned them to practical us.; wad with tso
the glorious ollspriog of research and extetoi.,..
revolutionised the treatment of internal an i .t. •
distrait with successful sup,- nor ity whores, r
have been tabgaitted to fair maitre-bon
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

WFST KNIGIITON.

THANKSGIVING Rervices for the harvest Wire held
her, and at I4ro4dinarne on Sunday. and IX ne- 10.1.
rolleettal for the Dorset County Iloepittd.

FLEET.

Tea thankrgivirg e^rvice for the harvest vas hold on
Sunday afternoon. The church au decoratid with
earn. fruit, and dowers. 1.13 12s. 24. WU given for the
sick and wounded in the war.

TARRANT MONCKTON.

£3 ls. 21. was oolleoted at Tarrant Monokton Church
on Sunday for the Dorset County Hospital, after special
thanksgiving services.

MARSH WOOD.
THE FIVE SLEEPERS.

A few Sundays ago a rather curious incident was wit- I
nesse.' in our church. The ktev. C. Woodcock, vicar of
Chardstock, was the preaoh..r of the day, and a few
minute, after ho had named his text, he stopped all at
once and said, "I see five of the congregation asleep ; it
is no use of my preaching when the people are asleep.
I can count one, two, three, four, five, sound asleep,
and I shall not preach any more now, but will come
another Sunday and finish my sermon." He then at
once di.missed the congregation. The rev. gentleman,
it is said, bas not jet been to finish his sermon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

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medical work, the SECRET FRIEND, is illustrated
with numerous Cases and Testimonials from Patients,
showing the way by which they were restored to health
and manly mow; it is a true guide to Mime who
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To the Married and Single this work is invaluable.
Sent post free, secure from obeervstion, on receipt of
two stamps.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE.

—.—
Messages bare been tratamitted daring the last ten
days by Her Majesty's Government from the
Belligerents to one another through Lord Lyons and
through Count Bernstorff. H. Fevre has determined to
go at once to the German Head-quarters- No basiafor
negotiation bas been agreed upon.

AN ENGAGEMENT.
The Gaitlois announces that 15,000 men of General
Vinoy's Corps made a reeonnaissanoe on Saturday
towards ()retell, where 3g/0,000 Prussians appear to be
posted. A slight engagement ensued, and th 3 French
had 15 killed and 30 wounded. The Prussian loss was
mach greater. The cannonade lasted two hours. Several
cannon shots have been heard in the direction of Fort
Ivry sad Gharenton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

WAR NOTES.

Among the French prisoners lately sent to the
c-astem provinces of Prussia, via Frankfort was M.
Taegressen, the well-known champagne manufacturer,
is one ; he was captured in his capacity as captain of
the Gawks Nlobule, in a most fantastic dress, similar
to that usually worn by the operatic martial heroes of
" Fra Diavolo."

The German Pest relates that after the slaughter at
Vionville, on the iith of August, on the evening call
being sounded by the it Regiment of Dragoons of the
Guard, 600 riderless horses answered to the summons,
jaded, and in many cases maimed.
Large numbers of the demi-monde have been ex•
paled from Nancy by the Prussian authorities.

General' Milani has, it is said, escaped from Sedan,
where hc was prisoner, lie passed through the
Prussian army in the disguise of a p‘msant. Ile has
been appointed to the command of Fort St. Denis.
Colonel de. Tuce is also said to have succeeded in
bringing half of his regiment, the 12th Chasseurs-i-
Chcval, away from Sal= through a murderous fire.
The Berlin correspondent of the Jima tele-
graphs :—" Immediately after the treachery
at Laon, the bombardment of Metz, which
had been generously countermanded was
begun. During the night nine thousand
grenades were fired."
The Democratic Socialists of Germany are
agitating for peace with their French brethren,
and protesting against the annexation of Alsace
and Lorraine. A printed address to that
effect was seized by the police in Brunswick.
The authors and publisher were imprisoned.
A Berlin letter in the Cahwne Gazette re-
marks that there will soon be 150,000 French
prisoners in Germany, whose maintenance
will considerably increase the bill which France
will have to pay. It is proposed to employ
them in the construction of State railways and
roads. At Thorne the officers have found
warm friends in the Poles.

A cry for bread comes from Sedan. In
order to meet the most pressing needs of the
people, "a bread committee" has been formed
at Brussels, by which convoys of provisions
are forwarded. The state of the town is
described as something frightful.
A touching instance of the observance of
religious rites is reported from the battle-field
of Woerth. There is an ancient custom
among the Jews that all parties and sects cling
to with peculiar strictness, viz., to celebrate
the anniversary of their parents' death by a
kind of mass-reading and lighting a lamp or
candle for twenty-four hours. A German
military surgeon of the Jciwsh persuasion dis-
covered a poor soldier running about the
battle-field, evidently in search of something
or some one : on the doctor asking him the
object of his search, his answer was, "a Jew."
"I am one," replied the doctor. " Well,
then, I have a request to make," said the
soldier; "one of my comrades wishes to
celebrate his father's deathday, and there are
but nine of us, there should be ten for the
service; will you make the tenth r The
surgeon gladly granted this pious request, and
he says, he never attended a religious service
with more devotion than this JOU' IllaSS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

PROSPECTS OF DISSENSIONS WITHIN

- -
Should the sieze of Paris not be enceesafully suatained
at first, the ',resent Governnient may be suddenly over-
ttrown„ end supersedtid by one which moderate men
may think quite as little worthy of support as the
Socialists deemed Imperalisse. There would then be a
terrible comoarison ol fora., and, if the Reds. ut-
numbered the others, Paris might gain C terrible
renown in history. If, on the other hand, General
Troche is succeoful from the first, the present Govern-
ment is unassailable front within.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

THE DESIGNS OF PRUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 15.

The yournal de Sl. Pelersbouri of to-
day, referring in its bulletin to the assertions
of some German newspapers that peace could
only be concluded with Napoleon restored to
the throne, says :—" We cannot believe that
Prussia could entertain any such design,
which would be an intervention in the
domestic affairs of France. A peace con-
cluded with a Government whose final fall
would only be delayed a few days would not
be a durable peace. The conclusion of a
treaty of peace is only possible between the
German Sovereigns and a Constituent
Assembly after a preliminary treaty bas been
signed by the Provisional Government, and
an armistice has been established on the
principle of the German troops remaining in
the positions occupied by them."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

THE ENGLISH REPUBLICAN.

Soon after the establishment of the Provisional
Government in France the Labour Representation of
England sent from their office, 21, Cock-spur.street,
Charing-cross, London, the following tela:ram
"To the Provoional Government of Paris. Greeting
and ftate.nity. Tho English working men congratulate
you. EAtablish your Republic. Labour for peace. Pro-
mote tho unity of nations. You have our sympathies,
and shall have our support in your good work. Long
live the Itepubli; ! (Signed) It. MARSDEN LATHAM,
pre4ident ; W. ALLEN. treasurer ; LLOYD JOSte,
secretary."
The following reply has been just received by Mr.
Latham :

Foreign Office, Thais, Sept. 14, 1870:

.•. • •
Sir,—l sin requested by the Mintater for Foreign
ARAN to inform you aud the members of the Labour
Representation League generally that he has been di epic
affected by the expressions cmtained in your letter.
and to beg that you will accept this as an expression
of the vslue and importance he attaches to the aunt.
muoicuition. you have sent him.

--ERNEST lIENDLE, piivatu-sucretary to the Minister
for Foruign Aff.irs."

THE FRENCH PRISONERS.

The number of French prisoners in Germany is
140,000 privstes. 6 lienerak 4,8 Ai odic. ra Atnong
hem is Count Pslike°, son or the late Minister, who
is now at Wean. His mother is at Cologne.

THE PROPO3ED ARMISTICE.

No answer has been received to tbe on. tion by
whieh Count Dismal* replied to M. Jules Favre's
conununiention, tranonitted th•ongh Lord Granville.
.sing what geartntees the Provisionwl Cover-unmet
mild give that tloir authority would be ro.pectod
throughout France.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

BLANDFORD.

Fnoi-AND.lforefi DOM St —This disease has made
its appearance at iledgo F.nd,Stiekland, on Mr. Sprake's
farm. At present there aro no appearances of its
spreading.
COHN IfAggirr. Saturday.—The trade in wheat was
firmer, at an advance of Is per qr. No alteration in
any other kind of grain. Limited attendant*.
8171071 W OF Tar PEACE.— 04 Thm sday last, before
the Warn. and S. Abbott, Esq., Alfred Myatt tau
ch.,rged with using threatening language to Mn.
Edward Dennett. The prisoner admitted the °barge,
and was hound to keep the p-ace for nix months, him.
self In CIO, and two sureties in £lO each.
_ . .

ON Sunday last special thunksgiving services were
held in Blandford church for the late abundant harvest,
when eollectiont were made towards the fond for the
Relief of the Sick and Wounded in the War. The
morning sermon was preached by the Rev. J. R. Quirk
from Acta az, 25. OWe ought to support the weak,
and to remember the words of the Lord Jesuit, bow he
cud it is more blessed to give than to rrceive." The
Rev. W. Morgan, curate of Blandford, preached in the
afternoon from Acts a, 4, "Thy prayers and thine alms
are mmie up for a memorial before God ;" and the
evening sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. Wilson
rector of Stoke latngtoft, Suffolk, from St. Matthew vi,
part of the 10th verse, "Thy kingdom come." The
collections amounted trit'29 12s. mid,

•
AM %MIS CONCIKT EXTRAURDINAHT.—An amateur
concert has been given in the Corn Exchange here, in
aid of the building fund of Tornworth church, by
la.lies of the neighbourhood, assisted by Captain Cole,
Mr. Gol 'mild, Mr. Whitehead Smith, the Rev. J.
Ilirkbeck. and several members of the Blandford Glee
Union. There wa a numerous attendance of the gentry
of the town and neighbourhood, amongst whom were
Mrs. Okeden and party, Mr. Clay Ker Berner and party,
Mr. F. Bernard and Mrs. Bernard, Colonel and Mrs.
Tod and party, Mrs. St. John Coyentry,Miss Greathed,
Mr. G. Wye, Miss Glad4one. Captain Glyn, Mn. F.
Smith, Mts. Bastard, !se. The programme included
" Mein little wee dog," sung in character by Captain
Cole, and enthusiastically applauded ; and a solo
whistled by Mies Edith Okeden. We are told
that this young holy astonished the company by the
r.re and extraordinary pow,rt, and during the dole she
displ.iyed a damns and variety of note truly
won legal.

Ronwcn Prrrr SrseiroxA, Weanesday.—Refore the
Mayor (G. W. Daniel', E..n.). and Spence Ablontt:.E.q.

ALrxio st-Ol:broi;glit custody .4 i..(:..lieasieur,
chargtal with faring druids alai riotowi tst-strect,
turd, on the previwas Ile pleaded guilty, but in eaten-
uatbm said that he on, lint struck by ether parties, whi:st
ioflCl,uta. Fmodfr.. midi.. costs, alarm) 14 days tu pay,

CuUNTII roue', 3louday.-11.:fore J. J. F.l qu hap.
son, Esq. -
.1011% BROWN, (of Ililfidi,near Curne, for being on lands
.t, 0.140. n, thu lrl011y4,f Lord I...stnsen, it nwlt of
guns, us. Ilnud CI, ils•luoing u,sts, committed in Lk:fault for
asso mouths impristousut.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

[PREPARED

"e's

r-- PINT & QUART TINS
Rest 4 for Immediate 17sa.
MOCK TURTLE, OX TAIL, HARE,
JULLIENNE, REAL TURTLE, ,le,

xmcr F A CTr HID DT
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

FATAL ACCIDENT AT A FIRE.

A great fire has taken place at John Gordon and Co.'s
warehouie, Dundee. Captain Fyffe. of the fire brigade
Sergr. Watson, and two men were killed by being burie4
under a wall. Nine Irere seriously hurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

CORFE MULLEII.

rRIMENT.ITTOX. —On Toesthy last, Messrs. Thiverstock
and King, eburchwardlons of Code Mullen, attended at
The Knoll, the reaidenoo of St. John Coventry, Fel.
end in the moue of the parialuoners of Corte, presentwi
Mts. St, John Coventry with a very handsome piece of
p ate, aecomp.thied by the following gratifying,
alms

•W.. the ellitorchwarding MI In half of the inri•hinner, ,4
f ...de lujlrn fl N,'4 )..our acorptance .4 a finer AA a
small 1A.11.4 oilr grati+.lo for your irry kind unuirarial and
ellicient
to our
. . . .

--;;ii;Z:ee-r—elrltei;,.-titat- • '''''''''' in • wanner climate
ntay be the mums of restoring Mr. Cutout.ty to hit former
health, lOW ISO trieit that ere long be will again be reaiding
among 11.1. We Wlllll on tihtt it Will he • great SWUM: Of
tig, to weloime your return V. Corte Mulhaa."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

ST R A TT • )N.

BRUTISH AND FOREIGN WOLF SOCTETT.—A meeting
was held on Thursday evening last, September 15, on
behalf f this excellent society, in a school•roont kindly
lent for the orcsoion by Mrs. Pattimn, of Wrackleford
House. The room wee crowded with an attentive
audience, largely consisting of the labouring people of
the 'iamb. After pruer addressee were gv nby the
Rev. E. W. Pears, of Dorchesttr (the deputation), and
11r. Davis, of Charniinster, and several hymns were
heartily sung by the wholo meeting. The collimtion
amotuttei to upwards of one pound.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20


LATEST NEWS.

-
11AILLLASE, Tata DAY.
Mark*
geftrnilY Arm; Wheat lectors are saldni
rather Of for Usti* bat business ls
Fcniddru *ushered. Omar, sad American Boar the
tarn farmer el milers. No change in barley. Oat.
Arm. Raise gd. „cam „ the we.k. Wheat—British
13.508;
fo foreign. 54.237. Barley British. 1,590;
11,160 Oats, British. 1,660; foreign, 71,8=k3-
Ms* foreign, 23.862. Flour, Brithdl, 26.538; fongsl4
067 sack., and 13.0911).!
An"her 'PI)" saYe--Ilagllah and foreign wheat woe
held at ONE TWO 8111LL1NGS ADVANCE, end
spring corn Is the tern dearer.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Tars DAY.
Choice beef is fully as dear, and the demand is brisk,
tand Prtes ..11ieuding uPward ; for other deecriptions.
rinth " krelen there is • tendency down-
"'"..°111111 no quotable change can be noted.
Sheep trade ; the mow run of prices however
.without atenaion• Choice Downs, and ludf•breds
tally atailltallted their prioes ; other kinds somewhat
ender. Supply ot calvea
demand brisk, and
choice descriptions well maintained late value,; other
Wadi meet with a firm trade. Pork dearer: Bed, to Go:; &talon, 4s: 44, to 6.2 d., veal, 4r. to fx; pork.
34.4 d. to 1:a. 4d. Total supply—Boor'', 3,720; aheeP
and lambs, 20,300 ; g 2,3 ; pip, 160. Foreita—
Beasts, 1,960; shotip and km* 7,750; weds, 214;
Pia; 140*

DORSET, 17t12.—The Dorchester Corn.Eiehange was
done.
to-day moderately attended, and an ge trade was
Prices had .0 upward tendency Best old
wheat realised from 48s. to 48a. per yr.; newt 461' to
481' Burls), width% fetched toe. Oats 26a. to 31s.
Banns, 48s. to 525. peep, 34e. to 49a. Inspector's
:
return Wheat, 201 qrs., £451 91. Id, average 441. Ild.;
barley. 46 qra., bib 165., average 395.

TERMS OF PEACE.
The rinte.4 Berlin cornmpuudent telegraphs
that in still regarding Napoleon as Emperor of
Francis, Prussia has no other object than to
inform the various political parties in France,
that she will recognise that Government which
aeeepts her terms of peace.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

BONAPARTIST RESTORATION.

The illitys.wfarree Potysa” there k some talk of a
llonapartkt re.:toration through the intervention of
the I'russian4, and with the consent of the French
Chambers, which were dis,olved by the Revolution of
the 4th of September. This is to be followed by the
signature of a treaty of peace on thc base of the
territorial cessions exacted by Germany.

GERM.INrS RESOLVE.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM.
BERLIN, Thurstlay et-ening.
At a council atletnts, L.? .1...
the representatives ot the German States engaged in
the war resolyed to separate Alice and Lorraine from
France. No diplomatic interference to lie entertained
or permitted. Bavaria and Baden renounce enlarge-
ment of territory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

TIIE MARCH ON ROME.

I:I.ORENcE. Sept. 15.
The o,4inione of to-day rays that Prince Oilesca-
lechi, at the head of the inhabitants, had hoisted the
national flag at the Castle of Bracciano. Armed
citizens are marching towanls Rome.
The same journal denies that diplomatic difficulties
have arisen in connection with the entry of the Italian
tnzops into Rome.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

VOLUNTLEILS.

titpi.Cmber 10th, 1070.

DOWN 110UiE.

The deciding match between the Down Mose eleven,
end the 7th Royal Fe.iliers come off at the Down House
no Friday last. Sir William 4eil Led? Marriott enter-
tained a large company of Isdies and gentlemen, and
the sport excited considerable interest. The Royal
Fusiliers having won the toss, commenced the halting
sewing 46. Down Hoare eleven theta went In aud made
107, and after partaking of luncheon, the former made
155 for their second innings. When time was called,
and the match was in conbequence decided by the first
innings, in favour of On Down House eleven. The
following scores were made :
Dowa Horst
W. 11. A. Truell, b Wright 1
S. Truell, e Prsvaie Burns .. 1
W. Gore, b Writtht • • 3
Man•Aeld, I. Wright 4
Ilryiner, b Cuell .• • • .. 27
Bayley, h Wright ••
11. Marriott, b Cuell ••• .• ... 25
Lon! Eldon, e and b Wright.. ..
Sir Wm. klarrlott, run out 13
Quirk, b Wrliibt • • • • •• ..
Churchill, not out .. • • . 1
Byea 1, leg byes 0. wide, 7 14

7111 ROTA!. Ft 3166614.
Id Inning.. 2nd Innlnri.
Major Daiiheny, b Coro .. 1 eIL Marriott, b Brymor 8
private Bunn, h w, b Sir W.
Marrintt .. 10 bw, b 11. Marriott
W. J. Squire, c C. Churchill, b Sir
Marrintt . .. 19 not not ..
IL F. Boller. b tinee 6 cquirk bSir W. Maniott 26
Wright,b Sir W. Marriott 0 cll. Ilarriett, b Ltryorg 3
I'. St. Maur, c Truell. b 11:
Marriott . • 0 I. Ilrytner
E. It. Stuart, e Bryrner,h Gore 0 lb w. b 00r0 • •
U. S. tweed, c U. Marriott, I.
Gnro 3 in Core. b Lord Eldon.. 16
I'. Crowble, c Truell, b 601.0.. 3 c Sir W. Marriott, b
Truell .. 11
F. Keyser, b Sir W. Marriott 0 c Mandleld, b Lord Eldon 3
Serzt. Cuel I, nt..ut 0 c Churchill, b Itrynicr.. 7
Byes 2, leg b)e6 1, wide 1.. 4 Byga 6, leg 1.1)0 1, w 2 7

..
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

Miltobire.

FOOT•Ann-MouTU Dtaratil.—The foot-and-month
disease still exists, altlimmh in a mild form, in the
parishia of Laverstock, Safford, anal Milford, Since
Last week sumo fresh oasts hard occurred at Grimstead
and Farley.

Corresponbence.

THE GUN LICENSE.
To th‘ Editor.

SlR,—The accompanying oopy of an official letter
way possibly be of some service to thoee who road your
paper.
Your obedient servant,
F. FILLITER.
Town Clerk, and Clerk to the
Commissioners of In-
land Revenue for this
Wareham, 17th Sept. District.

[met. I
Inland Revenue, bomenet bun. London, WA%
16th Sept. PTO.
Si it,— In reply to your letter of the 3r4 instant, I am
directed by tho Board to acquaint you that the pro-
prietor of a travelling rifle gmilery or target is liable to
gun license duty in reimoct of the guns carried by him
in the course of his bmin-ss, but tho Board would not
nquire the persons who u-e .uch guns in the gallery or
in shooting from unrhir corer at the target to take out
gun Ramses. - I am. Sir,
Your obedient servant.
W. M. ROSSIITTI,
AssistioWleoroiary.
To F. Miter, Fel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

ARRIVAL OF THE CHANNEL
SQUADRON.

The Warrior, Minotaur (flagship), Northhum-
&gland, Agincourt, and Hercules, arrived off
the Breakwater ehortly after noon on i hursday
and rounded the Breakwater End about half-
past 12.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

BRIDPORT.

BRIDPORT RAILWAY CoMPANT. The following Is
the report of the Directors to the thirty-first half-yearly
ordinary general meeting of the proprietors, to be held
at their office, In Esst-street, Bridport, on Thursday
the 29th inst..—" after payment of the interest, work-
ing expenses, and charges, the Directors propose
appropriating the balance of revenue, in the manner set
forth in the accounts, which accompany this report,
by declsring a I livideorl of 6 per mint. per annum on the
preference shares for the half-year ending 30th June,
1170. and carrying over to next half-year, the balance
if 1:252. The Directors deeply regret that the Cli.or-
man is prevented. by a severe illness, from attending
the rtneting."—WM. SWATIUDGII, Director, Provisional
Chairman.

TRORNCOMBE.
A RAID ON UNLICENz•ED BEER TAPS:

Daring the put few days the Dorset Police have dia.
covered bOlllO parties who have been for many years
selling various kinds of drink without • lioeuse. Three
police went ta a school-house occupied by a widow
named Martha Honey, where they found barrels con-
taining beer, ale, kc. In another house, at Liymore,
occupied by Thomas Lug, seizure was made of aeveral
barrels rind their contents ; another occupied, by • man
earned Cook. was also searched with the same recall.
All the barrels were taken away by the polio.. They
also irolit,d a house at Fishpond Bottom, occupied by
Mary Powell, wh.re the same trade has been carried
on at a go•id rate. Several barrels of ale, beer, and
cider, were taken, and we are informed jars of spirits.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

NATIONAL LINE.

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L
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follows:

HOLLAND WIRDNIMAY, Sept. 210.
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And from Queenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on hoard these Steamers
Is vel7 superior. Rate of Passage, Twelve, Fifteen, and
Seventeen Guineas, aco,rding to accommodation in
State room—all having mune privilege in saloon.
Return Tickets. Twenty.three Guineas.
There is excellent aocouimatation for fiteerage
Periengers, sod a full supply of Cooked Prowl4ons
served up by the Conqang'd Stewards. Rain Of
Passage on Redue..d Terms.
Passengers bookud through to Aspinwall, San
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States, on favourable terms.
For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAM-SHIP COSILY ~NY, (Limited.) 21 and 23,
Water-street, Liverpool, or to N. and J. Commute and
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

BATTALION RIFLE MATCH.

On Wednesday last, there was • rifle match between
twenty of the Dorset Battalion of Rifle Volunteers,
and • similar number of the First Wilts Battalion, at
the range of the Warminster Corps. The Dorset team
was under the direction of Lieut. Hodges, of the 3rd
D.R.V.. and the Wiltshire team, under the direction of
Lieut. Wakehans, of the Warminster Corps. The
ranges were 200, 500, and 600 yards—seven shots at
each range. At the 200 yards range, the Dorset team
headed their opponents by 10 point.; at 500 yards
they iocressed their lead to 14, and at the conclusion of
the shooting, it was found that the total soores were as
follows : Dorset, 879; Wilts, 815. It will thus be
seen that the Dorset men were victorious by 64
po int,.

FIRST ADMINISTRATIVE BATTALION DORSET RIFLE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

Ihtt•ssms, Sept. 15, (10.15 p.m.)
The Jialiendence publishes a letter, signed
by the aides-ile-at to of the Emperor Napoleon, pm-
testing against certain allegations of the Marie rela-
tive to his conduct.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

EUIIt()DIN.

SIMMS TWATll.—Wlllialn MAW far many rani
had bten emplo) ed at Raritan liaise, and was about
h 3 years of are. On Wedneolay he was at his work
as usual. After luncheon he was cleaning knives
when he fell back can's. The servants ran to ace
what woui the matter, when they found the decoaNed
lyinz up m his back with one hand across his breast
and the knives by his aide, and after giving one or two
sighs he espired. Ha laves a widow and three grown
up chilir, u. The jury returned a verdict, died (row
" Dimace of the heart."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

MARSIIAL 24I'MAILON AT BOUILLON.

BurssEts, Sept. 16.
Marshal MlTihon, accompanied by General de
Chazel, is stated to have arrivol at Bouillon.
THE SIEGE OF PARTS.

The Government of the National Defence has de-
cided that the gates of Paris should remain open
until eight in the evening, and the ixotsage will be
left lune free. The neeesdty of getting penniion to
go about, which %vas at me time deemed indispens-
able, no longer exisis.
BELGIUM AND TIIE FRENCH REPUBLIC.
littusms, Sept. 16.
The &We /Aloof toslay says that M. Tachard,
who was specially charged by the Provisional Goveia-
mem, with the mi,ton of sounding the Belgian
Cabinet relative to its recognition of the Provisional
Government in Paris, has been informal that Belgium
would follow whatevercourse the guaranteeing Powers
might
.a,hijit.

M. 1 achant hatl alko a tnialion tu try and intcr....t
Bylgituu in Lwow of p4acv.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

WA I: NOTES.

Prussia is prepared for a prolonged campaign, 100,000
furs being ord.:red for the army. The Staff for beseig-
ing Paris has been appointed. It includes Colonel
Rid, president of the Artillery Examination Board. &
nundwr of chymists have been sent to France to 4isln.
teat systematically hospitals and battlefields.
Among the matt', ui taken at Sedan were 100,000
Chassepota and 80.000 cwt. of powder.
The RUNliall Czar, on receiving tho news of th•
battle of &dap, at Moscow, on the 3rd September,
gave a dinner, when, having drunk to the health of
his royal uncle of Prussia, ho broke the glass according
to e;erman custom, which preset .bes that none shall
drink again from a glass which Ina Ss used for very
anictun tuemts.

When the news of the capture of Sedan arrived at
Stockholm the Kiug's theatre. were ordered to be
closed for that evening.
Prussia is preparing for all contiagencies: AU the
Landwthr officvri are staked whether chey would wish to
enter the standiog army.

On the 14th of September I French officer was shot
for attempting flight.

French officers oho are prisoners may live in one of
21 given cities- Bonn. Wioduiden, Dusseldorf,
Deutz, &c.,—acoording to choiee. They are to receive
lodgings and pay LI at home.
Duly Cowley arrived on a niisdon from the Empress
On Ssturday morning, and, after a long interview with
tie Emperor Ncpoleon, returned to England in the
Lvening,
It has been assertained that the destruction of
I:usdles took place, in consequence of the discovery by
the German soldiers, that the wonnded Germans escap-
ing from the battle of Sedan had beau killed anti
mutilated by the villagers.
The French Imperial yacht Eugenie arrived at Wool-
wich Arsenal on Saturday, aad awaits the commands
r.t the Empress.

A new mitrailleuse has just been tried at the polygon
of Vincennes. lii. worked by steam, and capable of
projecting balls during 20 or 30 boars consecutively
without becoming heated. A machine of two-horse
power is sufficient for an implement of 20 barrels. The
range is about the same as the chassopot. The inventor
has offered to make 200 of them in tight days.
The Kivu: Using has the following jem desprig on
the "Fall of the Empire :"—" The Empire respires
(May 8); the Empire aspires (July 14); the Empire
fires (August 2); the Empire retires (August 6); the
Empire expires (September 2)."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

DANGEROUS IMITATIONS

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makes it invaluable during teething; it is a singularly digestive and nourishing
food for children and is an excellent diet for invalids, being retained mthe
stomach when Arrowroot, Corn-flour, and similar articles are rejected.
Fres the "Law," and April, 11170.
We bane it will tabs the Place of the surely starchy compounds now in we, both in the was of duldres Me
adults. From Professor ATTFIELD,, F.C.I, Prefaser of Practical Ciesistry to the Pierrwerstical
Society if Greet Britaire, ele.
Its richness in gluten or fiesh-forming material, and earthy phosphates, or bone and teeth.forming sedan*
show it to be a very valuable food, especially for children. It is incomparably superior to Arrowroot, Corn-ealt,
sad ether forms of starch, which ostunbute bat little to the formation of bone or muscle.
Retail of Family ()tonere and Druggists, fic., in 3d, ed., a ts. packets, a p. UP.
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Water, and retairus its stiffness in the Dampest Weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-20

NEWS FROM hirrz.

An official telegram froz;—.N—euf—cha—te-1, of yesterday's
date, reports that a baloon was found the previous
evening, containing 5,000 officers' letters, dated
Metz, September 16. The letters say :—" We
have been surrounded in Meta. Sinop the
battle of Gravelotte we have bad provisions in
abundance. The army of Marshal Baz eine was
victorious on the 14th, 16th, and 18th of August, and
on the 31st of August our success we, complete, and
that is not the last. When the moment arrives we shall
Out our way through The same enthusiasm prevails in
the army as elan it I,.ft Parisi. This is the sewed
balloon which acre have sent up. No fighting has
occurred sime the 14 of September"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29

CR A N BORNS.
___ •

Pierre Fleastona Thur.lae.—/kforo General lllabel,
Lord Addcy, olimel rseel

RAN Ana Anctaivr On A POLICICXXVIMILIL— JAMMU Zebedee. of
Cranborne. was bnoight op in custody charged with amaulting
P.C. Richard Hann, who is stationed at peywood, in the
lion of his duty on the 19th instant. The prisoner was drunk
and making a disturbance at the Albion Hotel at the Railway
Station, Verwood, when the constable was called upon to
interfe.e, and then • terrible scuffle ensued. The ptisoner
strnek the tinker with • •tieli, the latter chattel with him and
they both rolled into a ditch, when after • severe struggle the
prisoner was handcuffed, hut in this position he seised the
poibsiman by the hair of his head with both hands and pulled
out • quantity of his hair. Eventually the man 0-an gt to
C1111116.M• Station when be wns inost violent end threatened t„
kill the constable and Sergeant Webb. The prisoner made no
defence, and excused himiell under the plea of drunkenness,—
Hammond, D.C.C., informed the Bench that the privoner
wav a most clangorous character when under the influence of
liquor. lie had been several times convicted ,4 ...Ault. up-,
constables and others—The Bench srarned the defendant to
refrain !non drink telling him thet Ids tvitvitict had been Mc*
outrage.. in attecking an officer with lied been called upon
1.. .1.. his ilut). For thot offence he would he convicted under
the Habitual Criminals Act and sentenced to the full term of
Ai A nonl lc. with herd !a150.%
. .

Mr Am Ihtrwre thr ..f the Shed ,4 Arrow% Inn.
by the D.C.( for Iminir four
united meagure, In hi, pume.ndon on the tlet Inst., and eve
fitted 11, and %a male;

Two named II Mar lir,d 10. and WILLIAN
Torso, aweil 1. of eranhome. were charged with menlit.g •
lune rabbit from the premier, of Mr... Emo Thor... of
eranhorne, oilPundAt . the 90. h Inst.. %aloe le. The !tench
winvieted them under the Juvenile Offemlerii Art. and lined
Brewer nil., and warned hit. father to look them .ter him.
The other bov, who wag of bad character, ned havint tern
previ ly convicted of felony. was committed for one month'.
hard labour, mod eve years In a Reformatory School.