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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

ADVERTISING ESSENTIAL TO BUSINESS.

WALLACE BROWNLOW,
ADVERTISING and COMMISSION AGENT,
will be harpy to insert Advertisements in town or country
neenipapera, eolleck accounts procure situationa, or,
traiuwet any cousuarcial Lowness on comiciasiou. Daily
and weekly layers sent to all parts of um kingdom.
Tinos re.airnaWe. iteierescor ittieseeptediable. Parties
reodiag iti the ogruatry sill dad it to their advantage to
employ Mr. Brownlow.
A drives', 16, Claremont•plaoo, Judd-greet, Loadoe
Ti.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANOE.

FRIDAY, April 27.—A very limited enmity of wheat
wee rewired flesh up to-day, coastwise and by laud
carriage. Although the attendance of millers washy
no means numerous. the detimnil for halt red anal
white qualities ruled very steady. Compared with
Monday. no quotable change took place in prices.
flood and useful foreign wheats on 1111 l landed previous
rates; but the inquiry for thent wax somewhat restricted.
Low and damp parcels were dull, at late currencies.
Floating carioca, off Falmouth. realised former terms.
Ail kinds of barley changed hands freely, itt full quota-
thins. The best qualitira of malt were firm in price.
Othi r kinds were a dull inquiry. There was a good
con • umotive demand for oats, on former tenus, and the
alum of samples was limited. Deana and Ica,' were
Grin in priee, but the demand for dour was much
restricted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

SPAIN.

- -
Count Montemolia—alias Charles VI. of Sprds—ard
Lie brother Fernand.. are at last really caught in a little
ida e uesr Tortswa. where Genera., tirtsigit II rat landed.
During the ui.:lit of the 20th inst. g. oda mea aurrounded
a house where the brothers were su um-I to be con-
ceals!. 'Vier liei in vainly deic.ndol adrnittat re. one
of the gendarmes entered the house through the
window. The Princes made no rosed.anee,
aiiulon in Spsin is divided shunt what is to be dune
with • them. sm.e of the M.in A icairouls veoommend
that they should be tried by a co iiiiiiii ti ouurtduartial,
which wool i le ol to their death ; others are in favour
of V.e Senate dealing with the conspiracy as a whole.
11 is thoneit that no decisive step will be taken till
General o,llonnell's retaru.- -Rafael and Triatany
have also c.i.turra.
As a sympt,oi of the hi. *ll fide character of the peace
eanclu.led hetwrvit Spout ant MOI-OCCO. an order of
Marshal O'Dounea fur the cal editiumtry force is ad-
duced.
Ti.. Officio/ Gazette prwoulgates a convention between
Spain cud F.uglaml relative to the cstraditiuu uf sailors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

INDIA.

The agrarian insurrection on the cart of the ryole in
Kislinaghur is said to have been greatly exaggerated in
the Calcutta paters, but several factory-houses have
been burnt down ; the planters owl their assistants have
been pot in terror of their lives. and for a titre the cul-
tivation of indigo was altogether tupped. However,
the Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal reports that he has
every nelson to believe that the excitement in the
indigo districts is passing off, and that lie has no elude.
heindou 01 serious disturbances lint where. Neverthe
tocre is • runnier of au outbreak at Cabal.
Toe sentence of death on Khan Italooloor Khan hwl
'wen eolith med. slid he was to be hanged in front of the
Kotauidi at Bareilly, on the *cry spot where be at tool
watched the munier of his ins shims.
Sir Henry Som rset, dispensing with the usual etre-
llllll of a termite, had left India attended by a mere
guard f honour, to the place of ewtharkation. Ater a
live years' soininond of the Bouilsay army. Sir Hugh
Rose had assumed the cuoimand its a temporary 0155
cull.
Six thoucind fatuities ha I been la duce' to destitution
in Gscea by a coidlo,irstion which itestro)ed half the
town.
Ti e Governortheneral continued his ',riven.' in the
Rurth-west, having received the kisbarsjah of CaaihinPrei
and a derut ition frau our uld ell 7 old enemy, Died
Mohammed Khasi, of Cabal,. Holkar, we uuderstsnil,
lias received • wimp t i ttt eatery a Ickes. fnun tutu, Loud-
I ship. and the assurance tliat, in the ,'sent of a GillirC.l4
I heirs male of his bisly. the Government will recognise
li. adoption of a sue, ear.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

Ann anb Nab°.

The Admiralty order 'wildlife to the long anticipated
engin. utetion of the Hovel Marine force was on Wwt-
ne..l .y received at Wool roth. Tne an4inentation
le to coital.' Id comp.ny to each divieion,
..n.l one c imuy to the Ituyel 11..rine Aitillery. Th..
Light Infantry lunites are Su ruud.t of 1 turptilin. 2
.uhallerth., 6 eergeont., 6 corpora., 3 druminerit ati.i
buglers, end lib private,. ; aini he
lery couipanio. to winds!. of 1 4 euli.lterate. 11
0 asp Old., I bootleg' lier. 3 drummers told
Inulers, end 132 gun. r.. Toe staff to be . lamed oi
1 deputy ...hut mt-seneml, 1 aadatant • ljutant-gener.d,
toloutde •-titninaii.lant, 5 se..wei.l colonel. columatandit
II A rti der), to e.iclih, 201.vutestant -colouels 1 4 .trtilleryi
5 pepsin •ter. (1 Artillery), 5 b.rraek.iiiaateni (1 Artii•
le.V. aargeOlo. (I Artillery). laboratory M*41104.,
IA 111. ry), 4 gunnery instructor.. 5 ni.raketry in
ton 10 adjat..ata (2 Artillery), 5 benignanta and qu.r-
terniester. 12 Artillery), 5 quaiteruiestrrs (1 Artillery),
10 serge 12 Artillery), 5 ottarterma.ter err-
grants 11 Arriller.). mul 5 berralk-ser,;eatre (11 Artil-
lery),—total 15i6. turking the wiole
line Light Infeu-r.. 116 .livisiotial companies of
14,732 men, and 17 µodes of Artillery i.f 3.161
men ; grand total, 18.000. In order to facilitate the
soe..ly cundineni, their Lord.hips. have reduced the
etanol.ird lueiald, for recruit. to 4 feet 6 iiichee for
grow-
iug lads front the ages of 18 to 20, and to 5 feet 6 inches
I for young men from the ages of 20 to 30 years. The I
lie..l.plarters of the division are Oa folloWd :-1,11 divi-
sion, :03 comp .nice, Ciothaiii 2nd division, 30 com-
panies, Port. th ; 3rd divieion, :10 companies, Ply-
mouth ; 4th .I.vidon,lo3 companies. Woolwich ; end the
17 Artillery companies, Portsmouth. 'flu, 113th (new)
company will be apiointed to Chatham ; the 114th to
Portmnoutli ; the 115th to Plymouth ; and the 116th to
Woolwich.
i Tim Vott;Nviztta. —The 2d. or South Siiildleses Rifle
Corp., comprianig nine .troug eoMpanied, were inspected
I in llitle Park on Wednesday er.ening lust, b, Mai.d.-Gen•
'
e rid Ma..llurdo, the ground being kept by the Civil her-
rice Volunteers. In opite of the inclemency of the
weather Her llejesty through Hotteteruw to wit-
lie.. the asactubling tTredvoluuteers, and In Royal
liighooos the Prince of Wales wore presout on bore,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, APRIL 30.

(Prom (7iles, .on, and Barker's Report.)

The wheat trade is affected by the fine
weather.
The supply of English wheat is short, but
there was very littlo demand for it, and last
week's prices were not obtainable.

All spring corn sell bluely, and value un-
changed.
Wind, S.S.E.—Wcathcr flue and warn).

ARRIVALS

Wheat (British) 460 Barley „ 9.299
Barley „ 10,52 Oats ~ 666.9
Malt „ 12.865 Flour, 781 sacks A:
()au ~ 8,977 i hurrels.
Flour ' , 18,213 ! Barley (Septa) 55
Malt (Irish) h 2 Malt ~
Oata " 111 Oats ~
Wheat (Foreign) 7,b32

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, APRIL 30.

Our market was supplied to-day with-4,530
beads, 24,250 sheep, 115 c.ilves, and 360 pip.
Beasts of first quality maintain last week's
prices, but inferior did not sell so well. Sheep
sold slowly, at last Thursday's prices. Lambs
and calves in great demand.

d. id.
Beef, best quality

Mutton
Veal
Pork
Lamb 6 6 7 4

ARRIVALS:

Holland--Calves 71 Cambridge, Lei-
„ Beast 301 meter, North-
Sheep 2,6001 ampton, and
Spain Beast Li licolushire,
Sa)tland— Beast 50 1 Beast .. 100
Norfolk and Stif- 1 Ireland —Beast
folk Beast 2,9001
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

TIII'AMD %T. April 26.-014 a moderate supply of
beasts seas on offer ia our market to-day. Prime
tieots awl cmoses wereis.atestly request, at fully Mon-
day's currency. hot other hroetls .novel off slowly. on
former terms. The show of sheep mu by no means
extenatve. There watt • free male for Downs and lislf•
heeds, at extreme rates. Otherwise. the mutton trade
was in • sluggish state. lAlllll7l—which came slowly to
hand—were inactive. except as regards the beat heels.
at Monday'a quotations. There woo a moderate inquiry
for calves, at previous rates. Both pigs and usilch cows
were steady in pricy.

-Per We, to 'ink the 01lel,

Crt a Intr. hea4....3 44 r. -4.--.01.1.-11..04-10. 5 WA 0
010•111 v. .10. 3 8 4 1. I.aree eor...:olce• 4 8 5 t
Prin. Nrire .0,(11 4 8 S d l'eluse .00.011.11110 5 4
r• tr. 5,N44. .1/4C. 4 M 4 10 Lar..re 114rgot .. 3 6 210
Cr, h far .1)oe1 3 8 4 0 Vat, %mi. porker. 4 2 4 10
getud .114111) 4 2 4 1. Suck. eal‘%. (each) 10.10 2h.
Pr. F.. woolly], 6, /T. .1.1 tore pii4e 23, to sth.
'
.heep

NEWDATE AND LEADENRALL MARKETS.

rminAT, A ril 27.—The implies of troth town and
eountre•killed meat are inislerate. Prime qualities
wove off freely, M very full prices ; other kinds dull.

1..1. d.
Interior tel.. 3 0, 3 '2 Itiferior mutton 4 0 4 41
3411141.04 111110 3 4 3 6 )11.1.11101: .411 to .. I 4 4 0
Prime lame .litto 3 ik 4 Prime ditto .... 4 P IS 0
_

Primennall d.tto 41 2 4 4 I Veil
Uriro pork .... 3 10 4 4 4onoll pork

HAY AND sTRAW MARKET.

Surnirtru), April 27.-5144141 w hay, £3 Oa. to
£5 ; elo.r £4 04. to £5 17.; sad straw,
£1 7s. to Cl 144. per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

BENSON'S WATCHES.
MANUFACTORY, 33 awl 34. LUDGATE HILT.,
LONDON, LC.

ESTABLISHED 1719.

(ZPECIAL attention is requested to Benson's
4.) new Illuatrated P.miphlet on Waklies (post free
fur two stamps). it contains • full description of every
conatrub t• of watch now made, profusely illustrated
with drawings, with their varioua ',rift., important
information as to the Watch to Ibuy, and how to use it.
By its aid persona living IU Scotland, Ireland, Wale*, or
any lort of the kingdom, ern seleet with the greatest
certainty the Watch hest ad belted to their we. Every
Watch in warranted, and sent free and safe by post ou
receipt of a remittance.
BENSON'S LADY'S WATCH —" Ealuimite artistic
feeling iii ornamentation aid iberfeetion of
Mur •• MI/ ANC
Silver, 3 to 15 guinea. Gold, 5 to 50 guineas.
BENSON'S GENTLEMAN'S WATCIII.--" All that
ossi he tirgirrd mum fluids, taste. I.6l.l.lesigti."--(114.4.
Silver. 3 te 50 guineas. Gold, 6 to 100 guineas.
BENSONS LEVER W ATCH ES. —" Leave nothing
to he desired but Ilse money to buy theism with."
Sto be lord.
Silver, 4 to 30 guinems. Gold, 7 to 50 guineas.

BENSON'S HORIZONTAL WATCHES.—" A good
Watch witneut paying au exorbitant priee."—Daiig
TeleisrapA.
Silver, 2to 8 guineaa, Gobi, sto 20 guineas.

Agenta fur India —Mauro. Grindlay and Co., Cal-
cutta ; ilesare. Smith, Taylor, and Co., llombay ;
a1t.11461-4. Thacker and Co., Calcutta and Allolialsad ;
bleaars. Le Page and Cu., Library, Calcutta, of %oboist
pamphlet+ can be obtained. or4ars with remittance.,
(including a.. extra for po4a4e), should he twat direct
for thvoligh any of thr above firm.; to J. W. UCIIM.II.II
Watch Manufactory. 33 and 34, Luslipite-hill, London,
E.C. Eatablialied 1749.

Merchants. Captains. Shippers, Watch, rte., knd
Wholesale Buyers treated with liberally. Old Watchea
taken in exchange or repaired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

BON USES PERIODICALLY.

FIRE Intnrances at ntuderate rakm. FARMING
itroCK per Cent.
LI/61.3ES paid iunisediately after the amounts bare
been settivd.

LIFE Insurances on moderate terms, and payable to
reyteterrd holders. Insurers id the iiarticipsiting dame.
wiion• policies have been in force inure than two 'ears.
ore entitled to four-fifths of the prftglo.
Further particulars may be bad at the Chief Office
or of tie Agent-.

JOHN REDDISH.
actretary and Actuary.

AGENTS :-

DORCHESTER—Rusin.. MANFIELD & ANDREWS,

SulzeiLori.

It.. Ito Whitchurcli, Madder

and Brurci.
. F. Buud, Bank.
. J. Hurley.
VV. P. Belrina.
. W. Beaman, Builder.
J. (:. Baysierbil, Laud Agent.
C. Stoic... flack.
H. Kainee, ut
Sulkiter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

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IWERNE MINSTER.

BOURNEMOUTIt.

Fier.—Ant nine o'clock on Saturday night tk,
Nag 06.e(1004 to be 011 Inv at Claiscott com-
mon, in the parish of Hoblenhunit, ltaats, shout
one mile from Bourne. The furze, smutting in
pfates ay. high as a MAO'S bawl, on which tke :jr;
spread Vrildi alarming fury, the flames aseesidiny
a consideralat leieht, %illicit were heiglitenelb it.
easterly wind, and owl." be seen at a distance of ki
The police of kali counties *ere attracted
, to the fire for many miles rowed, the distance leing
' deceptive in the night. The &MIMI' or 'Math
belongs to elapeott bean, Esq., a Little Imre
House. Between 70 and 100 acres of fume wikkil is
,1 valuably for feel, were destroyed, hut which the
owner has forbidden any one to cut, being a gissl
harbour for rabbits. No one could approach ths
fire to make any attempt to put it out, awl hail it
reached the fir plantatWne surrounding Bourne, the
j consequences can only be imagined. There is every
j raison to believe it to be the act Of an 111CeUdiary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

Dorsttshirt.

Doneuraran. —A detachment of the Pt. h Lancers,
fur *lmam.e pima. stationed at Taenton and Tisiw•
badge, and consisting *'ls olbeera 125 men, and I 11
horses, wised at the Donthatter barracks on Friday
Asst.
CAMBIUM,: NI (MIA C L.1.R11 EX A 311 N ATIONS.
wo re always glail to report anything %stitch is
satiskietory to the youth of Ihwthci.ter. We have
Igen lately iiifortned that one of the sLeis of Mr.
Tann her. of this town. vie. liaa hem' en I.r the
taition of Mr. romistil his ecrialntit, for
ha % in 5 passol the jumer examination at Cambridge.
yor French, we hear. young Mr. l'artiliter is the
Moth conlidate who has Lately ifevll prepared 11
mi.. Canton ; mini what is norm COleilleudable in
this pi...lessor of languages is, that they have all
Nut only is this the case, but Mr.
cersom is the only Fimitit teacher who has sum
eceded so well. (Hite's, we are inform...a have
anewia,,,,l, but their pupils have as yet invariably
returned Hackett. Such extraordinary and in-
inertia mots no comment on our part.
Ev Not ni. —F.14)400(161, I Is:till:rime. —The fol-
ios ing are the arrivals since our last. The M noses st.
Quintus, 2. Brunawick.beildinge ; Nlr. and Mrs.
Thornton. 4. Belvidere ; Mr. and Mrs. Fanitiliarson
awl tnil. 6. Bela Mere ; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Somer.
,itle, and fidnii). lb. Belvidere ; Mr. Mel Mrs. Kens.,
w„4:ri.sopliteu ; Mr. and Mrs. Louder, 5. ltoysil-
eresent ; Major and Mrs. W‘esi. I, 1:„)„ ;
.Mr. and Mrs. Him-gat" 13, Iltiy al creseist ; nide
Pert:lVO. I. the Mores l'eel, 4. Victoria-terrace ;
Nits. Beale and faintly. 4, linseveisurlditue ; Mr.
and Mrs. L .y, -I, Pulttiney•buittlings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

XLY.
,IARDINIA.

On the advice of the French Emperor, the King of
Sardinia hie at KU cut abandoned the design of adopt-
ing the title of Kiwi, of Italy.
His Majesty is still engaged in a progress through
his newly-acquingl territory. On Monday he was at
Leghorn ; on ^..ucaday at Lucca; on Wednesday at
Sienna ; sod on Thursday at Arezzo.
The Tariot st:ites that the portion of the
national debt which the French Om.ernisient will have
to make good to Sardinia as the share of Savoy and
Nice will be 150 millions of fran.:a, which France
engageu to pay in cash at short dates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

A BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

GIVEN AWAY. 26,000 COPIES of
MEDICAL BOOK, for the benefit of Nervous
butterers sent, mist free, by the Author, secure from
Mewl-vat ion, on reuript of a ihrectiel envelope, eischmitik
two stumps, the PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND, a
nee work on the rielfe-cure of Nervous Debility, Lou
of M ry, Dimness of Riklit. Lassitude, Indigestion.
Dishke of :Society, .tr., which, if beglevicil, result in
consumption, insanity, and premature death, with
pLiin directions for perfect restoration to health and
vigour. The True Guide to Dane who desire a speedy
and private cure. '• Every young Wan should peruse
this excellent little work, if he values bit heslth,
happiness, and peace of mind." —British Critic. 147
HENRY MIITH, Esq., 8, Burton-crescent, Tavistock•
siosre, Loudon, WS'.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

WOOL M 11:K ET.

Since oar lore renort very little lordliest bas been
pftwint iu Inumeogrown wool, and its most transaction.,
the imotations have he I a drooping tendency. The
gnattity on offer was ~,,, ewhat increase& and there is
scarcely any in miry for etport to the continent. The
decline in the value of Port Philip wool at the Liver.
pool sales had some influence on this market.

11Dwn Teel
11 ten Fees
11.tli-hre.lllo,o. .
Ilalf.hre.l Welber.
Kent Fleece. ............ .... ....
lek.....ter Fleece% tithed ..... ... ...
roatt.inl Skin. . . 1:41. IP.I.
Flannel W.Ol
blanket Wool W. 151.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

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L.mi liberal on ' i'o ut crsrlsl) i t c.
I tiEtiltshire. WiNcittstra. —The instalktion of the Rev. J. S. l
. Valiamtntaro VaPITS-
, I.7tterton, vicar of Farnham, as the new Archtlestvo •
11. --,- S A USW' It V.•-••••Yftlighllty E,‘,o 1 --These races are
1 of Surrey, took place on Monday at the Cathedral. i•. s • .s ... ----*--- --
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ii., 11 '''. 8,, r .., 0 Dow
-a- e, of tins will ..
anced to take place on ThUrio. lay the Intli, nod MI t ITA it v 1 ssees.::rioN. —The guverentent inspcc, A Prrlismentary paper, containing the correspondent*
t'srori;c was reeallol because, by t.nroursging the jai., a
tri,..l,7l,,,:epe,whaiti.t.erividsobit Aeiredcferworritp...reyaocuem::Thomi.rsdir
. I.s. Fria ly the II th f.f May, miller the steward:ll:4i of
' "-o-tsinoutli and the lion. .Admiral 'bats. atr.oirt:,:fuicee,tio:i.fiett‘iltiiiesiettrrgi,c:t;,r4l.. I a.uiji:iiri,,,,-IGr. cg.‘ne%:iedi...,all.andriitisla;iret...,.
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I,,spos..._Tho following gr. tttttt 1, and went through a series of evoluti ~,, II in a . 4.1.03,, ti, inr,tru ....
utt which he received from the
hin on the ' manner reflecting great credit on the garril,si disci- , Home (4.ivt nesicenl. The indipist. whieb hic read
awn assembled in full marching order on the parade *. t fo'krati..! of he:otth Atielricsn sts.t, p.
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• -- ...ith the result of his visit. ! collection of our reader, The Doke of Novelistic, on
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' nubile wrviccs, awl of the great sk•rk which he less
--',.hing :,, the Cape, his C.rts,e expressed his
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

STURM I NSTER NEWTON.

We learn that it is intended to bring into use in
our parish church, on Sunday nest for the first time,
" a selection of Psalms and Hymns," hitherto total-
ly excluded (in the new torn)) from use in our church.
They are well selected, and we think will lie approv-
ed of by all. They can be obtained at a cheap rate
(MI. each) from our bookseller, Mr. W. Trite.
IFLK C./ItPS. --We arc glad to say this corps pro-
w ewes fivottrablv, and we would take this oppor-
tun: y too .serve there is a gm.il chance for the Imlies
of our town and neighbourhood to display a zeal in
this loyal cause, viz: sitheiting subscriptions,
and other i.e aiding towards obtaining an efficient
band and s.s.bittis, for this ci.rps. We know they only
require the sucli ation to at once start alai carry out
this project. We have witnessed many mole Apia-
rvnt y ilidictilt objects than this, most ably acimin•
iii veil by our lady-inhabitants, when taken up by
them. on which occasions almost every one lends a
helping hand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

W EY MOUTH

TEerirrsulan.—Mr. T. J. White, of London.
gave two lectures on the subject of Teetotallisin in the
chapel of the 17iiited Free Sletleslists last week, the
lirst of whieh %Val entitled. —Money Matter. MIA
• lin L 4911114, with the drinking eustoius of this
country," and the other,—The present life in ite
to the future, or the responsibility of snub"
The chair tin Wednesday ev g, was taken by
Esti., and on Thursday evening by
I:. If. Eliott, Euq., both of whom are teet444l:ers.
There teas a moderate attendance on each occasion.

WEVMOIL,TiI BOAT CLUB. A meeting of this
club At a laeld at the Guildhall on Wednesday even•
ing last. to make arrangements for the coming
season. Several gentlemen were enrolled as members,
and four new ski& are to be added. The hosts are
at once to he removed front the store I as and the
openieg day te lined for Tuesday nest. As the club
unquestionably forms One of the great attractions of
the place, we trust it %ill he liberally supported.

(.4.I:NTT PrTTT 81.FA1"Nn. GUILDHALL, Friday,
April 97.—(Before Captain Men ii iii v (in the chair), H.
11. Swathel•l, J. S. Mewl, and K. if. Eliot, &qrs.)
A t0..11'1.T DT A CAPTAIX.—Geurge Blarkiorrn, captain
of the Thtritas tool Ann of (tool. Wan brought up under
a warmitt on the charge of assaulting James Adams, the
inate of the veseel. Mr. Tirant attended fur the
defendant. According to the • plainstit's steteme3t
be was shipped at Loudon at 50e. a lb. They prit-
coaled first to Southampton. and thence to Portland
roads, for a cargo of +tone, and the vewel Was anchored
ne.tr the jetty. On Tuesday ert•uing the defelident went
ashore toed remained ashore all nicht, and returned to
the seeecl the following morning 'voter,. 11 end 13
o'clock. On com.tig ahoerd he told comp'a'naitt to tan
a gentleman who had come with him sehore. and he did
an, and also rent ashore hittpelf for some physic and
Was gone About 1111 hour Purl half. Wil( 11 tie returned to
the vessel, on attempting to get on hoattl, the deft Peed
kit tcketl hitu backwerds with his Ikts and he fell into
the boat. On raising himself up. the defendant rot a
large rope and struck hitu several timer with it till be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

irclailD.

THE ri,DHER DEA KTH. —Crork,n ix not a pleasant
duty to discharge, but there is sio help for it, and Mali
tilolo Is an end of the winter-110W .even minithe Wil—
li, is limalea to look tor any fsvourattle eh ale in the
toue of Nrf, rrltursi cupocts, a hich continue as gloomy
as might be expecte I under •h the circumstance..
From all inarterrm of the country emote .omplanda of the
dearth of fodder id evcry kind, and of the conreipient
aufferings iii catt.e. Pines have not been 00 high for 2,1
ye ien in every Irish inartect, The Northern Weill ee)s :
- ..• For the fist LIJ ye .rs fodder hot nut brought suet,
emir iiiii iis prhes at it at prearit brings in every Irish
market. We know a gentleman living in the amid)
vi uo.o who, long nay tent week, obtained If.or 10 tuna nt
hay the runrr of 1100, and in raveral of the mord.,
country diar.ctr hay of good quality wlls fur lie. tel
and 12s. per cwt., add straw iu proportion. This stsie
of things must i.e idnuat ruinous to ill -poorer clioraeo of
farmer*, and we hair of cattle dying of stsrcation in
annequericc of the uni.receilented dearth of feeding.
i In lkifmimmt, iinirket prices, although nut so high as lii
mrceral district.r of the country. are still w idiom' parallel
in the recollecbon of the oldest inhabitant." There
was • heavy iris of 'mow in Newry on Monday.
The rieccrity of the weather during the entire of the
isiwirtli nearly closed has everywhere greatly retar icil
the plasitmg of the potato crop this season, hut in the
siordiern districts inattcraare mending, and cannalerslhe
progress hoe Leen made in laying it down during the last
few days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

AUSTRIA.

Baron Von Bruck, the Austrian %nip ter of Finance,
'was taltcn ill on Monday, and the COllll cillor of State,
Plener. was provisionally appointed to Wt.' his place.
On Monday evening the Biron expired. His malady
war *ingestion of the luric, brought on by overwork.
It appears that the whole Austrian e tipire may pre-
pare for a complete o,ange in the Govern imental grime.
Centralization will give place in all the p 'urines* of the
empire to a kind of federil ardent. which .• "-
Chiding uniformity in the action of the 00 veronica, will
better afford aatiatmtion to t e principle of toitiuttality,
and to the particolar emplirentents of escl, rovinee.
Another item of news mess point to the pin for
conciltatoug the Hungarian, The Empe or of Austria
propoves to be crowned King of Hungary.
Although the decree of the rd'i of If , -els fixes the
tittle for the sueetimg if the Grin i o f the empire
in 314 next, the nomination of ita menders liar mot yet
been officially 111111101111te41. It is currently re norm I that
the Goverinuent etprr roce. great difficulty in finding
men to accept the fun 7tiona which the Emig roe 'maims
to intrust to them. AU the Hungarian* to ai ium a Neat
in the Council has been offvre.l have urn ll i 11l wady
declined the honour. The proteinsl reason a llege.l by
tho Hungarian ariatocricy its pa.tification of II dr rain
sal la that they cannot, by the r presence in the Co •I,
sanction the nriliciple of as v. ,tug Hung* ry to a
torn. Against' province. But Om& objection halt lea.
point now.
Toe delay fir the redemption of the cireulatito Bank
note. Icon.eationintinsel of 1, 2. 10, 30, 10 and
1.000 during has been prolonged till the end of Se pteur
bar.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

RUSiIA

Ronk is reported to hare ordered her diplom stie
mimics Is quit Pekin during the approaching lu4ilii lee.
To. reavon girt 11 is tlact she iler-reii to avoid being me-
cum I either by Englund or Frau., of &Wing or in. tin-
selling the Chinese.
The Emperor is in treaty with Sardinia for • trilled -er
of hit Mediterranean rival ...spat to some point on the
Gulf of Spezia, which will offer him the advantage 4
not being too closely under the vigilaure of Toulou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

MARRIAGES.

April 21, at Rion.!ford Church. by the Rev. W.
Harte, Mr. T. H. Taylor, of itch onpton, to Ann
eldest (lonelier of the late !Ir. Jaunts linskell, of
Blandford.
. . . - .

April 24, at Sherborne. by the Rev. E. Raritan, Mr.
E. Croat to Mary Jane, lifth daughter of Mr. T. Bab-
stock. both of that town.
April 24, at St. 111ftry's Church, Wareham, by the
Rev. 15. R. Capel, Mr. James Hurdle to Min Sarah
Ann Stan Geld, both of that place.
April 24, at Gillingham, Dorset, by the Rev. Henry
Deane, Mr. George Day, of Homily. Donut, to Elisa-
beth, second daughter of Mr. John J. White, of the
same place.
April 26, at Sc. John's, Paddington. by the Rey. M.
1). French, the Rev. J,empllt Ore Mum-field West, eldest
win of Charles West, Rag.. of Itherhorne. Depet to
Emma, only, daughter of John Taylor, Eui.• of C tr•
oblation Park, In the county of Sumy, and of Swanage,
Do-mt. _ . _ _

April 29, by license, at St. Mary's Chnreb, Car litr,
by tiie vicar. Mr. Pete, H. Moore, late of Poole. master
mariner, to Ellen, only daughter of the late Mr. G.
Laver, late of Liserpool.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

DEATHS.

April 18, at Migh-atreet. Poole. of congestion of the
brain, Jane. Sophia. elde,t slaughter of Mr. John Bush,
hair drewser. agest 25.
April 21. at Vllmborne„ Mr. John Benjamin Young,
of the Wilt. awl Dorset Bank, non of Mr. B. Young, of
Salislsnry. aged 24.
April 22. in the Close, Salisbury, 'gel 38, James
&ward, eon of the late Bev. J. J. 0 Donlana, vicar of
Broaslain.laor, Dorset. .

April 22, .at the Parade, Sherborne, 'Francis Albert
11: .rtell, aged 9 months, infant son of Juerph R. and
Matilda rrartell.

.....
April 22, at North Port. near Wareham. after two
day.' illneaa, Mr. George Shut, aged 86.
April ZI, at Cerne Able., Mr. Willie's Holehrook
Deem, motin iater of (erne, aged 38. He we., univer
tally reepected, end ia deeply regretted.
April 24. at Sherhorne, Mertha, eidow of the late
Mr. W. It. Beet, formerly of Poole.
April 24. et Weenionth. Lucy, widow of the late
Cmea'n John Erskine. formerly !Lg.'', 17th Regiment
of root. and daughter of the late Very Rev. &aleph
Palmer. Den of C.shel. age' 53._

Apo II 26. aged 6 yesrs. Josiah Henry, youngest SOD Of
Josiah Gould, Esq., of Louggret, Pool.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

HOP M.RKET.

Bow-iron, Fri.lay, Aoril :C.—Owing to the hark
war state of the hole, there h., rather ;tore lir 1111 l in
our market generally. In p.ieem, howertr, we have no
rhange to re 1111 l . The elm vof wonolem h.; ono leroe.--
Mid an I Etat Kent pocket., Ms. is lelle. ; Weald of
lieuts, Gls. to . ; Sitawx, tills. to ;lit. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

As ACT OF GRATITUDE.

AGENTLEMAN having been cured of
Nerou IklnlltY. Los. of Ms .sury, Diumers of
:want, Ltssitude, Indigest.on, 14. IMlPetii.
Went* to 1111rrii,gC. C., wdIFORW.tRIt.(I Any Aci.iress
e mesas by witudi be wo Cured, on the receipt of a
stauiped directed Envelope. Andress, J .W., EA., Wil-
ford Howe. Burtee-Creseent, Lemke, W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

*cotlanb.

THZ WRATHKR THZ NoRTH. The weather in
the north of Scotland eautacies ta Iw moat unreaaonal.le,
hearing livnl alike on the iiisisufsetur ng and agricultural
popillaii tttt Ul. to the liegamiug 01 last week th,re
1.41 not laser, three consecutise day. of genial sprain
; rough rola %viola., with aceampsny in.; hail aiiil
ale. t. I rev. kilt, while towanls the end of the
wok matters hem am still 0111P1C. On Fralay moroin
snow lay in imbue pliweaul Aberileeiss-.ire two inches
aeep, an 1 ouly the Imin &lay kept the • eine eight from
being esperieuerd iii the town. The n itural result of
the, 1* that pros...hula are e sevAmvoly tug., anil 110
i comets (from the W4lll Of food for cattle) are di
ereiratiesz. It is adisiittail on all lam I. in the sarlon
northern comities hat a worse seed time haa arid
liven kn.. h. me 1 enicovpiehtly, the amount of *red in
the ground it vi ry im,muoim lielow the avera....e. Keep for
utile ea. cc .rixty he 1..01, and whior, all
classes 44 •.r eulturiam feel this comely, it iv the 111111 Ilr
Ireaut f iii.. r who *offer. uluot H.yiv so scarce that
.t ii 44ed lig at from Is. 9.1. to 24. pri one col ready
recourse is hal to in ilder.or quality of hai brought I.
the steamers f Huh, &tr.
TP.KItIIiI. ih.lwt, Z1P1.0.41101 AT GI. tnGoW.—
Saturday inoruilig a ii tier e.pluded at a mt Ladonning it,
the riiimmerlee Iroti Comaany, aituatea at the Nick or
High-street, Glasgow. The overman, William Itumage,
the en,gineni .n, and Median, were killed. their bodies
bong thrown into the air and drealfully mutilated.
William Cathcart. a ttt i t ler. was au aeverely hurt Haat
them is no hope of his recoser, anti others were seri-
ously, though Hot fatally injured. The boiler was *woken
into two parts. 0101 one portion, weighing three or four
tone, was thrown into the air over a range of two-glory
loiddinga into High-street, • diatance of 150 yard. ; the
other half which weighed mix or preen tune, was thrown
about 210 yards over a park, shattering a tine ash tree.
Another boiler, which sae placed near the 0110 winch
ezpluded, was ahattered ; end a third was thrown
to since distance The exploaion sus heard some
two miles off, and the bricks and other debris
were thrown all trims.' the scene of the explosion
to is distalice uf half ri mile. NOW 01111.10 WA of the hugs...
in Ilighoitreet wete broken. roofs and will. of houses
acre injured, and portiona of the machinery were 61TC1111
to a convidenalde distance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

CHINA AND JAPAN.

- -- -
It was rumoured at Shanghai that four voioels which
bad gone to the Pecheli Hirer carried an ultimatum to
the Chinese Government. The rebel disturbances aera
on the ineresuie throughout China.
The state of aff.drs in Japan ia described its becoming
worse. The foreizi community were living in great
apprehension. Two Dutch captains had been mur-
dered in the streets of Hakodadi without giving any
provocation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

fforeign ant Goiania( Entail gram

PRANCE.

The E rOf ball Uded on two military expeditions, I
which are to 'et out, the one from Ah;eria, and the
other from Senegal, to tovroee.lto Ttushandoo, where
thee are to unite. A large mina has hoer. placed to the
ay.& of the Miniider of War to defray the expense* of
these expeditions. ti'wmeral de Martimprey, Governor.
General of Algeria, and M. Levert, Perfect of Algiers,
will s.caman any the fird expedition to the extreme
French frontier. The tirst commit is to be compowed
',vend Arab gown s, together with detachment.' of
French infantry and cavalry. General de Martomprey
and M. Levert will take this opportunity of visiting
the towns of Laglumat and Tynan. The mecum.,
expedition will act oat from the French eatabfishmer .t
in Senegal.
It is announced that, after the annexation of Sea oy
and the comity of Nice to France em completed. si I
military co iiiiii and will be organized, to which the
Fauperor prupoweis to appoint IlaraLd /Landon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

EV ERSHOT.

WESTERN DORSET Assoc' ATION. —On Tuesday
butt the annual meeting of the members of this
association WWI held at the Acorn Inn, when the
ii.counts were audited and passed, from which it
appears that this old established society continues in
a Nourishing condition —there be ng a considerable
balance (iipw.irils of ke)t in the In.nis of the trea-
surer. Business being Ii vend if the members eat
down to a capital dinner, provided by Mr. Spool',
die landlord. The chair was occupied by A. Martin,
Esq.. the treasurer; C. H. Baskett, Eiq , occupy-
ing the vice chair. Among the company present Sc
observed Mr. Read, West Chellsorough ; Messrs. J.
Stone, D. Stone. .1. Gale, J. Svcaftielil. Sliepton
Gorge; Mr. Gooch. Halatock ; Mr. Henry Guppy,
Mr. J. Trenchord, Mr. William Kellaoav, Mr. .1.
Pouncy, &c. The usual loyal and complimentary
toasts were drunk : and in the evening harmony
hell sway, and brought to a close one of those
pleasant meetings which societies of this nature-
when ably conducted—are so well calculated to
afford.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

SWITZERLAND AND SAVOY.

The following important telegrams come from Vienna.
The first is dated April 24 :
Austria roil BUASIA having proposes] Paris as the !dace
for the awseinlibug of our European Conference for the
regulation of the question relstive to the ocutralked 1
districts of Chalilais and Fau.iguy. And Prooda having
agreed to this proposal, it appears certain thst the Con-
ference will aaseintile at Paris. A. regards the Powers
who will he represented, Frame mines no objection ta,
the admission of Switzerland a ith the eight Powers who •
signed the final act of Vienna, on condition that Pied-
moot should be ailinitted uu en VOILA footing. Thin Con-
ference would therefore be composed of the ten follow-
mg Pow, rs %%Istria, Spain, France. threat Britain.
Portugal, Prussia, Russia, Ssnliiiia, Sweden, and Sint-
zerland, who sill be re mecum I by their Alob sasa lois 1
and ordinary Miiiisiers Plenipotentiary accredited to the I
Court of the Tuileries.
The second telezrain is date.' April 25 :
The great Poweni having nearly agreed upon the I
assembling of n Conference. there only remains to fix
its pro;rainsie. Toe Court of the Tuilene. hal framed 1
one, which is now submitted for the ALl.VpiAlate of time
other nib:rested parties. France think,' the object of
tbe Coot. r. nee shoold he liiniimol to s simple examins-
Lou of Article 92 of the tin 1 act of Vinson.. which con.
t dna the stioulations relative to the neutralised districts
of Chahlsiii:siel Fancignv. To resider the task of the !
Conferenon still easier frAna.V adds that, for her sari, I
she hi quite rea ly to ...um, the sone obligations which
Article 92 impo.e toil Pieonnint in favor"( the nentr.lity
of Switzerland. should the contracting Power, of the
Dual act of Vienna be of m that those obligations
re nire mod& aligns. As. in consequence of the incor-
poration of Sivoy with the French empire, the strategic
conditions of Switzerl iud undergo is change, France will
accept carry new combination winch would tiot in atm
way involve either an alteration of the rights acquired
by the treaty of the 21th of March, or any dibusenibei-
tnent whatever of Savoy.
The voting in hs.oy has terminated, and the result
appears to be as striking a unanimity fur annexation to
krauts as the returns id the voting in the Central Italian
States showed for weinexatiosi to Sarlinia. They men-
age the... things au well in France that we are nut sun
prised at this apparent moult.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

UP-SYDLING.

ONI HUNDRED AND TIM:TV-MS SiAM nt.
nerd tb DoGs.—One night last week a number
of shells, being in the yard of Mr. Denning's fan,
at Up-Syilling, were attacked and worried by two
ilrrgs, and to such an extent had the vicious pm-
pen‘ities of thee animals been carrieti that no fever
loan 139 of the sheep were fooled dead in the morn-
ing, and several others can =Wetly survive. The
sheep 'at been as won iAI by the dugs that they ran
.tro a heap in a cdriter of the aril. and the greater
portion were then suffocated and rendered quite
use:ws for human food. We understand the drrgv
were seen by the shepherd leaving the yard when
be entered it, and that he can identify them
as belonging to Mr. Corniek, of Hill-field farm. and
Mr. lieorge Derden of Huntley farm. They conse-
quently had come 3 miles to the slaughter. The dog
belonging to Mr. Cornick, which was very out and
to thless, was shot by that gentleman's request, but
we have not hi aril whether Mr. !torten's. which is
a half-bee I lumber, and which pe hatily did the
greater prrtion of the misellief, has been etnuuiarty
served. If it has Not ;t ought to be, for dogs once
given to worrying sheep never leave if off. This
serious loss will no doubt become the subject of an
action for damages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

Court Nelms.

The Queen and the 7'rince Consort remain at Coburg
—where Prince and Prints'. Frederick William of
Prussia are also -;aying st.ll—in privacy.
The l)uchest of Ktnt inks returned to town from
Scotland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

COUNTY PLTI'Y SESSIONS.

ToWNHALL, IbmettgaTElt, Oct. 13.—(Before H.
Williams, and if . Floyer, Essrs.)
Fehoto.—Allizahefh With, li. wet brought up on
emend, charged with felony at Port'und, on the 30th
of September. lra. Elizabeth Bennett, wife of Joh,'
Bennett, grocer at Fortune's Well, said that defendant
had been dotnestic servant in her einploy tune weeks,
and left on the 30th of September without notice.
Whilst prisoner was there, she (witness, placed four
sovereigns in a small box, and placed the box in a
drawer which w not locked. Shortly before prininer
left she saw that the money had been disturbed, hut she
did outgo to the drawer again till the htli of October,
wheit all• found that a sovereign had been taken away.
She then gave information to the police. On Saturday
night, October 13th., the ; rimiirr wa, brought to the
bouseby Superintendent Ihitehi. of Wyke Witness
accused the prisoner of stealing the sovereign, whidi
defendant admitted, and offered to pay it bssek.
Witneimi, however, refused to compr ~,,, ise the smatter,
as priaoner lash absininsted with a young man and went
with him to Chariiiinster. The Bauch sentenced her
to three months' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

ScotLaub.

CCP .101:3 ILLUSTRATION! OF THIEVIWG.--At the
conch isiou of a jury Case in the Sheriff Court, Perth,
lately , Mr. Sheriff Barclay mentioned to the jury a very
extra. )rdiiiary fact which he had frequently observed—
viz., Unit persons who commit acts of theft while
labouring under the influence of drink almost invariably
steal an article of one peculiar kind. kor instance, the
panel. h. fore them, who in his declaralion stated that
lie c onitnitted the last theft when intoxicated, stood
con, icted for the fourth time. On two occasions he had
stole ti • shovel, on another occasion a pick, and lastly
an a 7:e. Another man he remembered was convicted a
nun her of tiilleP, and the article he always stole was a
spa. le, Boni which circumstance the Sheriff wittily
demi gnated him the " knave of spates ;" another poor
malt who was transported a "ter aboux oixteen convictiona
net ar etude anything but a Bible in all his life.
UCRIoes GAM LAW CAnd. —Lot week, at East .
Liu iton, some amusement was caused, during the lull in
0,1 wa-ket, liy the appearance of • hare, which ran for
wont time anioic;st the hedds o tattle, pursued, of
co unie, by the shepherds' dogs. A number of peraons
at tending the market joined in the chase, and the hare,
after leaping the wall, was killed on the public road by
tole of the ,hi-'. A cattle-driver picked up the dead
Ii are and curried it over the wall as a trophy, when two
police consiohles immediately seised upon him for a
'reach of the ganielaws, and were about to convey
111111 to Haddington gaol, when sevend influential
persona interfered, and, after a little altercation with
the constables, succeeded in inducing them to allow the
cdttledlriver his liberty on giving his address.
LATE HOURS' f'uctostile----A public meeting of the
young men of Dollar was held on Wednesday week.
A resolation, ntaely in the following terms, was unatc-
inoesly adopted by the meeting :—" That the young
wen comprising this meeting, conscious of the great
011 resulting from ineetinp at late hours with the op-
podte sex, resolve that henceforth they will 0b0e...0
• eldees' hours, in the visitation of their aweethearto
cud female acquaintances."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

BLANDFORD.

1111. ms FLans.—F. Johns, the Mayor,
having made an application through the Lord Lieu-
tenant of the county to the IVar Hhee, for the
gags of the out East Dorset Militia, the application
was graciously responded to, arid thus,: laid-up.
memorials Ilf the military history of our country are
now lodged in the safe keeping of the borough
authorities, to grace, no douht, on future great
occasions the military displays of our rifle voluntuers.
Otto or 1111 l Tirs. -Mr. Wmslin amused a large
audience at the Corn Exchange on Friday last.
Cosx MARKET. —But few samples of new wheat
were shown in our market on Saturday, and we
regret to find that owing to blight large portions
the wheat crop on many of our farms are of a
scarcely marketable quality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

ATHELHAMPTON.

On Thursday evening. October 4th, the Temper-
ance Society formed in this village, held a nocial
gathering. when upwardsof eighty persons vat slown
to a very comfortable tea in the school•toom. which
was very tastefully and suitably decorated for the
occasion with mottoes, flowers, and evergreens.
After tea a public me..ting was hehl, when nearly
two hundred persoU4 listened most 7tttentively to
the able addresses of Mr. Alford, of Dorchester, Mr.
Isaac Phelps, missionary of the West of England
Temperance Association, and Mr. G. Jarvis, of
Farm, Asitnerset. The Piddletewn
Temperance band gave their services, which were
most acceptable. It is an interesting and encourag-
ing fact that several members of the above society
have worked through the harvest to the satisfaction
of their employers and their own increased comfort
without the use of intoxicating drink. Happy
would it be for both employers and labourers did
they inure generally recognize the fact. that their
work, whether in the harvest vin
be done better, mora quietly, and moot,
without the use of these exciting bevera,e4; the
masters would have less cause for anxiety and less
trouble ; the men and their families would be better
fed and better clothed, and Om young :nen and
maidens kept outof many temptations which now too
often had Clem astray. Let its hope that the many
instances similar to those mentioned above, may be-
come more rows. and the comfort, and happiness
of all be increased thereby.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.

Our race is subject to an overflow of vitiated bile,
which is Is.tli prevalent and dangerous ; but these Pills
*Nord an invaluable and efficient protection. Their use
prevents the collection of those impurities which cause
so much danger to the fine organs of the stomach and
bowels. They soon cure liver complaints, dyspepsia,
rheumatism, flatulence, wind and griping is the stomach
and bowels, diarrlitua, loss of sppetit,, hero:idle, heart-
burn, pain in the chest, sudden faintness and custive•
ness, scorbutic affections, skin eruptions, deep-stated
ulcers, &c.; also acting must visibly on the cutoplusian,
preserving, improving, softening, end beautilyith; the
skin, thereby giving that a.
appearance so desirable, yet Nli
For by all. In brief, these Pius %via k tin ir
way to the very routs of each I I i,44 ac, cleansing
in their passage, removing every unhealthy aixiliou-
hvtion, till the blood in purified, the whole system mum,
vAteal, and all the functions acting according to nature,
the duties of life becouie a pleasure, where before they
had been sad and weary burdens. They
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

WOOL 11 ARKET.

Sineo our last report very little hnine-grown wool hal
been on offer. There has been some inquiry for good
and fine qualities at full quotations, hut other kinds
hone met a dull ssle on former term.. Orders continue
to arrive from the Continent, but mostly at low Inuits.
The future counio of trade somas to point to continuixl
finance. in rciccc.
Down Togs
in.II Ea,
Mb-bred
Ilalf Iwo! Wethara
Kent Fleee,
Leiee.ter FiIVCCI,, wined
ronsbin.! Skint
Flannel tt"..l
Blanket Wonl

%I. 21.1.
J.I. Uhl.
111.1. 20!4.
184. 1)01.
1941. 194.
Is.l.
11.1. 194.
• 13.1. 1%1.
G.l. 161.

1/110itx.mtw Woo!. SALES, October 10.—There was
a good attendance of buyers, and the conipetition for
all descriptions of tleeee wool was animated. re tar-
tiyul-trly for bright hailed clips. Fine ter. did not
appear to comma's.' ... notch attention a. tiny had done
previously. The advances upon Jule sales nmy be con-
sidered fully 1.1. to 11.1. per lb. The followiwz 'Tires
are from Mr. Nos:.it. r., eirmilar :- Fleece Wools.—
mired (lir. tsp. to 221.1. ethme, laid. to 21.1. ;
1114 d. to 221. ; Wel.)t, 16.1. to 17.1.; rot., 114.1. ;
I.lAck mad grey, 17.1. to 14.1. ; I ~•lcs, 11.1. to 1114. per
lb. Skin Ww.lo. —Combing, Fad. to 101.1. ; leg, 19.1.
to 201.1. ; sever sheep, Md. to ; fine ditto, 111.1.
to ; ditto, 12.1. to 13.1. ; enper lamb. 170.
to ; fine ditto, 15d. to 164 d. ; head ditto, Id. to
134. ; Witch, Id. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-16

ItUSSIA.

Several petitio 1, from the province of the Baltic,
pr.,yinz for itutional organization, have been pre-
smiled to th Knipe. or at rit.Petersburgli. His Majesty,
e
I aving already made ' conceissons (If that kind to those
provinces, funned Sr iptuission char,ied to prepare the
ariugu of o proviociA, constitution for his approvaL