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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

AUSTRIA.

The Poo contains the following important news
We are :donned in a mariner al t certain that the
Austrian Goverthitent has resolved to effect serious re-
forms in IN system—l...laical. thirateisl. •nil administra-
tive. The Emperor, well advised by the Archduke Maui'
whiise liberal sentiments aro well known, and
WM/ by old councillor, of the empire. from whom u he was
estranged before and during the last Italian war, his
caused a constitution to be prepared. which we am
assured has for its bask the ele, tire principle, with all
the nom:wieners flowing therefi eta'. It is thought that
the Emperor will promulgate thin countitutiou shortly
after the Warsaw meeting. without, however. the real--
within ofil,e. grest pol it ical act being Many way connected
with tits results of that interview. Our correspondence-
says that the new Austrian constitution will greatly re
seintilo that which prevailed in France (row IWO to
Ittelst." .

Three new forts, mounted with rifled cannon, have
lust sr,, completed between the Lido and MaII,ITIoCCO,
In corder to render ihe entrance to the port of Venice
alincst impossible. The whole Venetian coast is being
emmested by a ..y,,trin .4 mines. which, by means of an
electric battery, will he able to blow into the air any
corps of dinuitoorkution (?).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

Just published, sent post free in a sealed envelope for

at:suipa.
VNOMAN AND HER DISEASES. A
New Medical Work, e• pecially designed for the
nee of Females, whether Married or Single. By Dr.
HENRY SMITH, 8, Burton-crescent, Tavistock-woutre„
London, W.C.

Thousands of women now in the depths of wretched-
ness need hot this hook to .guide them safely and
sorely to health and happiness.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

ErrLaub.

DISTIIIIIANCI IN GALIWAT.— A disterbanos, which
wilt prohebly have at least one fatal result, took place
in Galway on aunday evening. The sailors of a Sardin-
ian 'Trial in dock have been made an object of abuse by
the lower orders—particularly the young lads who fre-
quent the streets—owing to their sympathy with the
cause of Garibaldi. The sailors were in the habit of
walking about the streeta at night in a body, and their
conspicuous costume—the red flannel shirt of the
Italian bero—causeil them at once to be recognized and
abused, and stmetimes subjected to g.-oss insult. On
Sunday evening a number of small 'mys surrounded.
them, and commenced the usual course of treatment,
winding up their annoyance hy throwing stotica. The
sailors, no longer able to submit to such grubs indig-
nities, gave chase to the crowd. It immediately
separsted, but a few of the boys were overtaken, and
one of them was stabbed in the side by one of the
sailors, and by another in the abdomen. They imme-
diately decamped, leaving the lad lying in the street.
The sailors were arrested on board their ship about half-
past eleven by a body of police under arms and placed
in prison. No hopes are entertained of the boys'
recoveries.

DARING ATTEMPT TO NUEDIER.—On Saturday even-
ing an attempt was made to assassinate Mr. Slator, of
Carton Lodge, in the county of Longford, on his return
from his residence in Meath. On reaching his own gate.
at shout eight o'clock, two men rushed from behind the
wall inside, ml, taking each Sidle of the ear, asked
"Is Mr. Mr. Slater hers?" Mr. Slater, not apprehend-
ing any dsnger, said, " Yes, I sin." Whereupon one
of the assassins exclaimed with emphasis, "Mr. Slater I"
and diocharged a pistol so close to his intended victim's
head 'Leith., Sash burned Mr. Slater's cheek, and the
slugs with whisk it wss lauded carried away part of the
collar of his coat. Mr. !gator was hanipered in a rug
slid an open uudirella. He jumped Mt the car, boss-
ever, and turned to follow the first aoaasin, when the
other met him het I the ear, and fired another pistol.
loaded with a hall, which psosefil through the breast of
his outer coat, carrying the piece clean through into
the folds of the inside cost, but glancing off harmless.
The ausareants then ran off.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

TURKEY AND THE EAST

The Govvrnor of Saida had arrested the Dutch
Dragoman ; two Dutch fri,rates having threatened to
boonhald the town, the I)rageman wai releaaed,

Tie Nile is said to have wished that the European
Cominbsion in Syria should merely act as advisers of
Find Nita, and that it should have no other minaion
than to .erve am an inta rowdier). between the represent-
ative of the 'lltrkidi Cover ))))) ent and the Christians.
The urgent reinon-trancea of the Amhassadots, how-
ever, ohiiged the Porte to admit that the Commiasion
ha. the right of control over the acts of the Turkish
Envoy, and that it may ill CA.. of twit proem' itself to
seek out the guilty partica and take umuntres against
them. . . . .

Much uneasinent in felt in Moh!Reis, Servia. and
Wall:wham, on account of the concentration of Russian
to,opt in Ilea.rabia. The Karageurgowitch party in
i,. agitAing.

A telegr.ini received in North Shell& from Constanti-
nolle, (et. 11. reports the dehtruction of a tine
new brig belonging to MI. George Dawson, of Blyth,
with fifty ether vassels, by fire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

sorrign anb cLtoniatlntritigEnte.

FRANCE.

The Mani/tar gives a formal denial to the reported
existence of a despatch addressed by the Duke de
orammont to General LamorieiZre announcing to the
latter the immediate assistiniee of the Frcneli troops,
and thus de,tiving the Papal General. The Moe dear
says " The Prtneli Atubaosador has only pent a
despatch to the French Consul at Ancona, containing
the assurance that the iIIVILI4OII of the States of the
Courch by the SardiMans was far from being effected
with the authorisation of the (lovernisimit of the
beset, r. On the contrary. this invasion had highly
excited its disapproval. At that time it lird not leen
deei.led to increase the effective of the French army at
Rome.
The .Vonitriet announces that:—" The Papal Nuncio,
being shout to rweed to Home on leave for several
and having solicited the honour of presenting
bus respects to the Emperor before departure, was re-
alsod in audience yesterday (Sunday)."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

V. a.

3Ru DORSET_ RIFLE VOLUNTEERS,

DORC II ESTER.

PRIZE SHOOTING DEN . at MAI CASTLE,
oil WIFENESDAT the 3let doe of °matt
:- .

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To he l'otaitt-ted for by the Olticent. Nott-conituntattated
Officers. anti of the 3nl Dorset tburcAte.,ter) Rifle
Volunteer Corps :

2ND CI.M4S,.

lit Prire.—k SILVER CUP. of the value of £IO,
by the inhabitants of the Town and Neigh.
hourhood. and a Silver 11*.dal presented by Capt.
'Kinglet-shy.

Rounds at TO) Vorth KnetHog.
5 Rounds at am Van.ls

that Prize.- A Par.; to be wade up front • proportion
of the Entrance Fees.

31m CEA 48.

Ist Priam..A SILVER CUP, of the value et CS, Ow
presented by the 11.1tabit...a...4 the Town and Neigh-
-I..narbood, and a Bronze Medal, taw presented by Capt.
Kindenley.

5 Hounds at 200 Yards
Itootata •t Wit Varcts• *"41"-ng'

2nd Prise. —A Pone to be made up from a proportion
of th, Entrance Fees. . _ .

The sh ting will toe conducted subject to the fol-
low it,. Rules and Regulations :
To • to be Shot by one Round at the longest die-
tacit period.
I ;,,verhisuent Ammunition to be used, which will be
supplied on the Ground.
The Covcrtioneut Long Enfield Rifles only to be nsed.
No Competitor to take moretban one. prize.

romiat;iors to Parade at the R iße !tinge in Undress
l'niforsu at $.30 a.m., when thew Entry Roll will be
calk".

Any intending Competitor not then answering Ilia
name, will forfeit Ids Entrance Fee, and not he eligible to
c le le. The Firing will counnencu at 9 :Liu.
precieely.
Entrances to be made and Entrance Fees paid to
sergessit-Major NEU MAN WI or before Satuday, the
'rib October instant.

The Sle,lals will be held as Champion Medals by the
winners until the next anniversary nseeting, when they
will have to be given to the sacressful competitors at
such meeting. If won two years in succession they will
he the property of the winners.
Entrance lees aefollown:—

p. d.
Officers—for esch Clsss 5 0
Non-c ))))) mi.sionetl Officers—for each Clue 1 I.
Yrirates--for each Clem .. 1 0
Orderly Room, liouthStrect, Dorchester,
October 17, MO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

HUNTING APPOI NTMENTS.

East Dorset Ilonnds—Steeo!don lAwner, Friday;
Thorny Down, Monday 29:11; liddeus, Wednes-
day, :U at.
Mr. Iladelytre's Hounds—Thursday, Holcombe.—
at 11.
Lord l'oltimore's Hounds--Pinhroe, at II o'clock,
Wednesday, October 24th ; Sutton Thorn, at 12
o'clto k, Thursday. October 25th ;Ca.ll.iiry Castle,
at II 0',14.ek. Saturday, ktobcr Thue
hottrieb,jllrtlßlMPNer hUlailly fa iniOCk on
Teirmitip, Nut-ember fith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

(.11APLAIN'M REPORT.

The Ci.eite read the report of the chaplain. The
number in gaol on September itOth, 1859, was 120;
received during the past year. 782; discharged, 773 ;
remaining in gaol September 30th, 1860, 129. Of thiose
re•committeil, there were for felony, 100 ; wider the
Criminal Proeccution Act, 79; Juvenile Offenders' Act,
15 ; assaults, 98 ; poaching, 46 ; vagrancy, 114 ;
uiiu-
deiiieanuur, 115 ; naval slid military offenders, 1146 ;
sheriff's debtors, 11; Comity Court debtors. 18. Of the
752 committed for criminal offences, 745 hail been ex-
amined by the chaplain ; the reeult of which was that
412 professed to attend the 'services of the Church, 05
Dissetiting Chapels. 49 both Church and Dissent, 47
ROlniall Catholic, 172 no place if worship. He, how-
ever, placed no great reliance upon Dices retunis,
as of the 506 who professed to have attended
Sunday schools, 450 were found to be unable
to give any explanation whatever of the most
elementary truths& of Christianity. In the matter of
aecnlar education he found that 160 could read, 318 read
and write, and 207 neither read nor write. The educa•
Lion of those classed as "mending' only was extremely
limited. Of the 318 " educated" prisoners, 41 were pri-
soners of superior education. Of the prismers, 284
were strangers to the county, no thut the ceutity of
Dorset might be said to be " responsible" for 568 only.
He tesitifieil his Admiration of the way in which the
governme•it of the prismi had been administered, and
the consiileratioe sipl kimlnese, ci. jim-neil with firmness
and decision by which it was characterized, while the
conduct of the risoners theAselves bad been marked
with great propriety. He resrested, however, that
there was netious defect in the regulations of the
prieun, and that was, the intercom-se exhising between
the parties in the trial ward, whereby old uffendees
often tried to bring dowii the bette:olispoised to their
own level.—l'he report was received, and Me. H.
WILLIAMR presented to the Coo-t the re,•igoatiun of 05
su-geol of the gaol. The surgeon had held the appoint-
ment nearly 49 years.
BRIDGES •ND BUILDINGS.

Mr. Outorx brought up the report of the Bridges'
Committee. There was nothing particular to report on
the bridges now under the superintendence of the Sur-
veyor. The trustees of the turnpike in the Tt'archain
division had again applied to the Committee to take
charge of the bridge at Dominill on time part of tic coup
pany, and as the bridge was built before 1803, the Com-
mittee hail no doubt that the county was liable to repair
it. The Commit,ee recounilended the Court to adopt
the bridge, cod direct the Surveyorto inake the necessary
repairs. The report of the Co JJJJJj ittee w., after a slight
opposition, received, thereby adopting the bridge re-
ferred to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-23

Snot Laub.

A Simons fanner in Ayrshire, Mr.
Robert Blair, sat down one afternoon last week behind •
,orn•stook in one of hi. fields. At the same time two
gamekeepers. unrmnscious of Blair's presence, entered
the saute field. They saw, as they inibgined, • arouse on
the top of • corn-stook. One of them fired. The
imagin.iry grow,e turned out to be the brown wide-
awake hat of the farmer, who bad bat down behind the
coniatook, which entirely hid his body from °Meryl'.
that, but left the hat visible. As the gun was well
aimed, the poor fellow's head and face were sadly out
with shot. and yet, Strange to say, he was able to walk
home. Hopes are entertained of his ultimate recovery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, DEC. 10.

[nom KINGSFORD AND LAVH CIRCULAR}

The supply of English wheat was small, and
met an Unproved call at rates above last week's
prices, except in inferior, which are unaltered
in value. Attendance of country buyers large,
and a considerable quantity of French and
American wheat was disposed of at an improve-
ment of Is. Other descriptions, excepting low
Russian, were held firmly at late extreme rates.
Barley brought an advance of Is.
Value of beans and peas uncharged.
Oats sixpence to one shilling dearer.
Barrel flour in fair demand, at an advance of
sixpence to one shilling upon forced sales of last
week.
W.S. W.—Fine.
ARRIV•Le :

Wheat (British) 5,130 Barley (Foreign 8,209
Barley „ 4,13 f, Oats ~ 11,358
Malt „ 7,814 Flour 5,803 sacks and
Oats „ 4,079 45,610 barrels.
Flour „ 14,613 Barley (Scotch) 2,158
Oata (Irish) 200 Oata 11 212
Malt „ 13 Wheat
Wheatl(Foreign) 63,947 Malt

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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 10.
Our market was supplied to-day with 5,020
beaats, 22,840 sheep and lambe, and 159 calves
and 260 pigs.
Trade better, at twopence per stone advance
s. d. e. d.
Beef
Mutton
Veal
Pork
ARRIVAL:4 :
Holland—Beast 400 , Scotland—Beset 70
„ Sheep 3,900 Ireland—Beast 680
„ Calves 127 Cambridge, Beast 2,000
Pigs 34) Norfolk—Beast 200
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

THE GREAT DOMESTIC REVOLUTION!

HARPER TW E L ETREES' SOAP
•P rW DER for Washing without Rubbing, has
r/vated an entire change and thorough evolution in
the Management of the " Family Wash ;" and there are
I no ,osoto, why the old, slovenly, and disgusting process
should by retained. A proCeo, so no-English, UnnecoOkrY.
on,tnlitlfiC, and barbarous, as to he considered a great
national disgrace. Harper TWrlVetrees. Soar Powder
saves time, trouble, 11111 l soap, "tongue and
' temper," and entirely alailishes the " female slavery" of
the tub, and the iiresent domestic•happinemedestroying
practice of washing. It contains nothing injurious, but
is as ssfe for the Ishii.: and skin as the hest nap.
Flannels hevime white and soft like new ; cohere
artiAr. retain their orig nal brilliancy, and white fabrics
greatly improved. tlnly hod the clothes '2O minutes
401 hang them up to dry. St) RUBBING is required,
however dirty the ! Penny Packet is equal
to Two Pounds of Soap ! ! !
Patentee :—Harper Twararreer, "'Me Works,"
BruisileY•brßowr London. E. fluld by all Grocers and
Druggists.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

Ltgal.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, DEC. 5.
(Mum Sir C. timesswEo..)
ICTIIURST V. To%MIN AND OTHERS.

The plai otiff, Dr. Thomas Smethurst, propounded
the will of the late Isabella lkiukes, dated the :Int of
May, Ist:ilk Tlo defendants were the next of kin of the
deceased, al )4 they pleaded several pleas in opposition
to the grant of probate.
Mr. Mere wether, for the defendants, moved for leave
to amend th e fourth plea. As the plea now stool it
stated that I 7 the alleged will the deems, d left all 'ler
real and per minal property to the plaintiff ; that after
its alleged . miecut i,im, soil after the death of Isabel'.
Bankes, the plaintiff was convietel of felony, and :but
Ids eunvictic it still remainsd unreversed and in full
force. They appeared, bower, ta be • legacy in the will
of a brooch I o a friend of the deceased. Since the -
nieneement • A thc suit the leg itee had given a release
for the Icogat y, and as the plaintiff had taken issue upon
the :•lea, a. .well as demurred to it, the defendants
wi.heil it to be amended by the addition of that fact.
hr. Swats for the vlstiotiti, opposed the tinn.
Lords hip grunted leave to amend, upon payment
of cost,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

WEYMOUTH.

Monte Sennol.s.- -The Mid de Schools will he
formally opened oil Wednesday next. Prizes will
ilistriloited t.b the successful candidates at eleven
o'clock. on which occasion the lice. H. :image
will deliver an addreas. A tearnieeting will take
place in the evening, to which the children and their
parents are invitetl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

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1)11' CANDLES, TO BURN WITHOUT
SNUFFING.
111HALMER & Co.'s VICTORIA SNUFFLESS
DlN,manufactured of improved materials, a good
colour, free I smell, may be carried without gutter-
ing.... . . . . .

---i:johl by all Grocer. and Candle Dealer, and wholesale
by PAL)Inn and Oh, the Patentees, Sutton-street,
eletkenwell, London, E.I.

AIR. H. EDWARDS, DENTIST, Sotrrit
STK err, 1)0101 ESTER.
it Mune Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRI DA Yei excepted. when be attends at the ROYAL
RATIN, wEv morn', and by appointment at the
Residences f his Patients without extra charge.
A notice per post ensures an interview.

'LIIROUD. Cumin, High East-d., Dorchester,
I. AGENT rot HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA.

Ti.. high erste in which it is held everywhere
bas been aolaired by DI being unitoras and eseti/rat in
1.0olay: it has no artificial ' facing' powder, for con- ,
',atm wholly of the doer spring gatheriey. there ale
SO brown flavourless I that need be disguised
the Chinese with a coat of colour; consequently Por.thwoll •-• •••-
wreepth is always foetid is this Tea. Sold only by ;
aaftwra, and secured in Packets. Sherh..rae
Shaftt•shury
Wilton
Wareham

Just published, sent post free is • sealed envelope fon

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WOM A N AND HER DISEASES. A Win"e t"n
Yeovil
New Medical Work. e,peeially designed for the
Yetminster
ine of Females, uhether Married or Single. By Dr.
--
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tight Packets, from 2 oss. to 2lbs.

BENSON'S WATCHES.

JOHN CASSELL'S PCHE FOUR SHILLING
- i TEA
MANUFACTORY, :IA and :14. LUDGATE HILL,
LONDON, E.C. .
1 consists of • combination of pure, rich, and choice
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--- and full flavour, 11 u.l strongly recommended as • truly
good and economical Tea. sold in packets of trout 205.
to ill..

EATAILIMMID 1749.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

East Dorset Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Motcombe
Lodge; Friday, 14th, West Woodyates ; Monday,
17th, Hayward Bridge ; Wtdneaday, 19th,
Tarrant Rushton—at 10.30.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds Tuesday (this day),
Witherstone; Thursday, 13th, Rampisham village;
Saturday, 15th, Idelbury —at 11.
The B. V. Harriers—Wednesday, Marnhull Quarry;
Saturday, Stalbridge Hill—at 12.
Mr Radelyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Henningli ill,
Melcombe—at 10.45.
The B. V. Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day), Stock-
bridge ; Friday, Stock House—at 11.
The West Somerset Hounds Friday, Clecve
Hill—at 10.30.
The New Forest Hounds—Thursday, Whiteparish ;
Saturday, Royal Oak, Frahm:Li—at 10.30.

AU communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FII6DIRICK NIALLETT, Editor of the Dor.el
County Exprear and Agricultural Uazette, at the
Office. Church Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

To MILLERS, BAKERS, DUTI'MERS, GRoCERS,

AND cirnEßs.

TTIIE GUARDIANS are desirous of receiving
TENDERS for vumilying the 1.1111,11 With 1;1,01,
um& of the best Secomiv Flour Flour f to lo
quality, Meat, and Broceriev, f 29th day of I • ru•
!Wit MALL to the :;011 daY Of MARCH, lASI. Form, of
mulers may be obtained on ;qldieat' at my lo•me,
Uerne AlMax, and mild be delivered at the IVorkloome
before II ol 'lm•lt in the Forenuun of EDNESDA the
12111 of DEt 'EMBER nest.

All persons having CLAIMS on this Union are re-
questtil to sowl tho tiartieulars to ow on or I.efore
Mos DAT, the 7th ;lay of JANUARY next, and all bills
not so delivered mill Out be paid until the end of the
neat tOketer.

By the Marl,
WILLIAM BEACH, Clerk.
('erne Abba.r, :10th November, 1860.

FOR FAMILY ARMS—Send Name and
county to the Royal Heraldic Studio and Library ;
in a few d tys you will receive a Cuirect Copy of your
Armorial Bearings. Plain Sketch, 3s. ; in Heraldic
C.dours, with written ilesciiption, G..; Large Size, 12e. ;
Family Kiligrees, with orivzinal grant of arms, to whom
and when granted, the origin of the name, all traced
from authentic records, fee 2 Cnineas. An Index,
containing the names of it all pen.ons entitled to
use Anns, as extrarted from the British
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRIDAY, December 7.—There was a very poor show
of English wheat in to-day's market, both as to quantity
and quality. Owing, however, to the large influx from
abroad, the demand for all kinds was in a most inactive
state. Good and fine san.ples were held at full quota-
tions, but other descriptions were very dull, and almost
nominal in price. The show of foreign wheat was very
extensive. Both the town and country millers pur-
chased with extreme caution, and, to have forced gales,
lower rates must have been submitted to. floating
cargoes of grain were heavy. In prices, however, very
little change took place. There was rather more
inquiry for fine barley, at previous rates; but other
descriptions were very dull. The transactions in molt
were on a limited scale, at previous currencies. We
have to report a slow male for oats, on former terms. To
beans and peas very little was doing, at late rates. The
flour trade was in • sluggish state, at barely stationary
prices.
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. COIRIFT FRICLS OF 811171811 01419 AND FLOOR.
Shilling, per qr
WHEAT—Easea, Kent. and Suffolk, white 41 55
„ Ditto, flue .elected rune .. 65 55
„ Ditto, red .. • .. .. 38 56
„ Ditto. Talavera . 54 (15
, Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkahlre47 62
B.SItULT Malting . .. 36 44
„ Grinding and distilling . 30 35
, Chevalier
•
MALT ..
—Ewes, Norfolk, and Suffolk .. 63 71
King•ton, Mare, and Town-wad. 72 76
04111t9 -Estee and Suffolk .. 22 23
„ Scotch and Lineolnshire, potato 16 29
„ Ditto, feed . .. 23 V
Irish potato ... 24 Di .. .
STE . . . 33 36 . .. .
SZAMS—Magasan . 36 38
.. .
Tick and Ilarrow .. . 38 42
Pigeon . . 40 42
.. .
Pia -Non•Bollers .
. ..
o Wh,te, Ewes. and Kent, boilers 64 48
„ Ditto, Pine Suffolk .. 48 52 ,
Maple . .. 42 45
.. .
, Grey .. . 38 41
FLOUR—Beet mark., delivered (Pack) 64 67
Seconds ditto and Country .. 38 42
1019109 CHAIN.

WHEAT—Dant:lc and Konigsberg - 66 to 67
Ditto, ditto, extra - - - 66 (10
Rodock, Stettin, and Wolost - 63 eg
Belgium and Ptmtnerandn - 61 116
Danish and Silesian - 50 62
Italian, or Ilarianople CO
" Odessa
, •merican and Canadian - 66 66
BARLEY )(ailing
Grinding and distilling - - 30 37
OAT"—Poland and Brew - - - -26 31
Yssd
BEANS—SmaII
F.aptian - 37 119
PEAK--tt hits Boilers 44 46
Yellow ditto -
Non-boiler'
1L01.14--French Rhenish (per sack) - 44 60
Canadian and American Sour • 24 26
Owed 30 32
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

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SPAIN.

The Espana publishes numerous letters from inhabi-
tant.' of the province of Itiway energetically pn.tenting
againnt the.projectn of annesution to France contained
in letters which had been insert.nl in the Espana.
In a late sitting or the Cortes Senor Hever" proposed
that any acts of the authorities which might obstruct
the lawful action.' of the political parties should be cow
at lered as a violation of the reprenentative :.ystent. The
I%,rtvs rejected thin proimmiti )))) and tln7 Minister of the
Interior then declared that democracy had no legal
existence in Spain.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(HT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

FltoM Mit. REUTER'S o

IoM). Dec. 9th.

counts Xrapiiii and Frani arrived here. Count
Frani leaves again this morning for (Meta. Count
lirspini will also return shortly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

SWITZERLAND.

The National par: y in the Federal Assembly of
Sivdcerhin I ha.: earrwil lia. Preeidental elections in the
Sation.dl 'otineil. Or popular I hium..
Thom. Swiss osier.. ti .r es We have returnel from
Napie" and the Papal State... iia Sardinian prisoners of
er, to their mother I' try. are, Ai-cording to instruc•
lions issue I by the Federal Council, to he prosecuted
for violation of the 5W.1.6 Foreign Eilli•ditient Art.
The eilf..r. they had in oh, to to ,litcr the rank..
of the I hitch army in the East Indies have been rejected
at the ilaguc.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

Sortign ano Colonial finelligrnrc

211,1 of I) c,01,r 1., Ly •A:•!
;beell tr. ol:!. w! ; eunewr I ow, :A•1•1
pr • • siIIL in tin• j,.v:•I•C•
„f fr.. • 1,..m Wilk!. U. I ; ;,,m; tkelar.,
to be win 'kilt.

Tile .1/oii etc ter publi•ile 4 a cirt•alar,, ad.'5...a...1 by tile
r milt de Per•i goy to the Ir. lects i. cncering upon I.s
pinetions a 4 Mill!Ater the IsiCeior. In this circol IT
be draws ottentien to the genet, mv 0f :, :ict of the
!Ph of Noversilc•r, which. ho says, prepares the couatry
fir the peocef ii ex••rebte of liheie is, whose development
the popular throne of the N speleons is Isom I to pro-
tect. Count Pers'gny recunissienta the prefects nut to
neglect to complete the work of reeonci!ing parties.
The great quesCon of internal po itics with the
French at this mom int is whether or not a disselution
of the Legislative holy oindit to he resorted to in cute
sequence id' the referms introdociel on the 2slth of
November. The whole Liberal press suPPorts this Peu"
position, which it on th•• grmind thot the pre-
.nt Chamber has been elected for purposes very diffe-
rent from the., which the Prem.!' national repreaciata•
tires heii^,foramr•l fir •to carry out. Ti.,•• Governincoit
organs, the Coaistiluti ~,, ath in portico] 4r. are of ol
that sitch a mter 1.. Pitorther ahrall..l for, ,11.1 that the
i•ivernment hos no thought of acceding to the
hon. But they hare not sure...dee! lit quieting the
demand.
The Pugs says :—" The report that the as,emlrling of
the (..,n. [Al:Astir will Ile liaAteneel is in•oirrret. It
will take place, as usual. in the beginning of February.
The Ss•nute, however, will meet earlier in order to re-
gulate the execution of the re ~, , itions contained in the
lioperial decree of the 2ltli of November."
M. Baroclie. President of t!ie Council of State, having
the rank of Minioter, takes the title of .Minister without
yortfolio.
The .Ifoxi,ear publishes • decree conferring upon
Marshal ‘'aillant the title of Minister of the Emper.,r's
The Emperor is still at Compiegne.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

TIC:VIDAL December 6.—A fair average supply o
beasts, in but middling condition, was on offer in to
day's market. Very few buyers were in attendance,
and the beef trade ruled heavy, at Monday's quotations.
We were scantily supplied with sheep : nevertheless,
thedemand for all breeds was in • sluggish state. In
prices, however, no change took place. Owing to •
large increase in the supply of calves, the veal trade
wee heavy, at 44.1 per 8114, less money. The best calves
sold at 4s. Bd. per 811 s. In I;gs little business doing, on
farmer terms. Mile, cows are neglected

Per 81 to s'nk the Offs/.
Cr. k Intr. berate 2 8 • 3 0 Pr. South Downs 5 4tes
see. quality, do. 3 1 1 8 Large for.. :sires 3 8 4 1
Primo large 01011 3 10 4 8 Prime small ditto 4 4 4 8
Mtn Sento, ke. 4 10 1 0 Large hogs 4 0 4 6
Cr*. It ink sheep $ 4 3 8 Neat smi. porkers 4 S 5 0
Mend q Wily do 3 le 4 6 Suck.eales.(each 19s to 19..
Pr..,.. tenoned 1 . ?Qr. old store pigs 21s. to n..
• IS 2;
*Hy
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

WANTED, a MAN and his WIFE to
MANAGE a DAIRY of lh COWS. A good
oldkiKoe.ahle. Apply to Mr. 11.totomoc,
Tattoo &MU, lilowey. Dorchester, Dorset.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDING TUN, DORCW ES TER.

THE DOItCHESTER COAL COMPANY
beg to isiortu their frientl, and the public gene-
rally, data Aryan, new EIBLLING COAL as ander:—
r cwt.
I. 4.1.
0,1.
le. 0.1.

At their Yard at Furdittvtou:—

Vest Walls-end Coal
„ Small ditto
l7idou

At the Urea! IYesterm Railway &alum :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester.
Best Rail:dock Coal 110. 114.1.
Small ditto
Ittishon Coal ls. 24. IL 11.
Rollo ditto Li. 24. Is. 2.1.
Tenhy Stone toil." Is. 114.
Calm

BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MAN I,BE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
ml WEYMOUTH on reaormable terios.

The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRI DG W ATER TILES, &c.
Coal nut paid for on delivery will be charged Id. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one th, Is. 31. per ton discount will be
allowed ; within three months, 10d. per ton ; but if
out pahl for at the expiration uf three muntlis, no dis-
count will be allowed.

The /mull two,. (.iIAL CI MP ei ere also IMPORT-
ERs of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, !sc., Itc., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.
All Illegals will he ileliverell. if re.lnire.l, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reagonable rite g for carriage.
orders suldregged to Mr. WILLIAM I.llotittE, the
Conipany'g Manager, Furdington, Dorchester, will hare
immediate attention.
October 29, Illtith

JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES
Are SOl.l by the following AGENTS in this District ;-
DORI'IIESTER J. FROUD, t'l • t.
Mrs. lilloWNl NO High Eut.st
ELLERY, 49, 11n:1i-street.
S. CHIMER, 18, Park-Area.
E. Wilk, Stati.wer.
litnldy awl Itibinett, Jewellers.
J. Hobbs, Tea Dealt r.
.1. 11. Mundell, Grocer.
I:. Derrindan,
'l'. H. Mullett. Market•pinee.
T. l:wAing, Gr.cer.
S. Ryan, (rover.
Mr. Wareham, I:rneer.

v EV)( )% TI!

Axtuiti.ter
Brido.rt
Mandford
Bere Rcgis
(erne
l'rewkerne .
Crakbortre
CharuNput la
Code (*wide.
GiJlingliis
EverA..t
11g:11461p
Netherbury
Poole

N. and R. Ryan. Grocers.
.1. Kingsbury, Newberry-stroet.
R. Rogers, Booloeller.
W. Fowl. r, Ilrocer.
11. Thick.. Iligh.street.
G. Neave Penny, '3lereliant.
.1. Bollen, Groeer.
W. II Spring Gardens.
W. 'flown, Winelle4ter-street.
G. Gosney, Half-inoon-street.
G. E. Norton. Fancy WareleinGe.
J. Hopkins, WeNt:street.
T. Randall, Market-place.
W. Sninincra, ilrocer.
E. Gilbert.
.1. Perry, South-street.
T. Hayward, Grocer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

A Pay Cart Horse, sound, and a good worker ; •
ellean•legial Chesnut Gelding, about 16 bands, calcu-
lated tar 41:ay-work ; a very useful lack Colt. 15
hands, unbroken ; • Grey Mare, an excellent buck,
carries a lady well, and quiet in 1141111eSS ;a two-year-oh!
Nag very promising ;a Black Cob Mare, 14.3,6
year,: obl, quiet in *Mgt,: toil double hart.-as, and a
good bask ; a Grey Mare, rising 5 years old, iluiet to
ride and drive ; a Brown Mare, 15 hands, 5 years old, a
gossi hunt n lois been driven is, harness a few times
and weld quiet ; a Bay Mare, well bred.with fine action.
15.3, up to sixteen stone, very clever with hounds ; a
Black Cart Horse, • staunch good utiliser; a my
Gallus"% about 14.3, quiet in harness and a good back
a Bay Mare, th ~,,, ugh-bred, 15.2, 7 years • capital
huntress ; a Grey Bove, about 15.2, rising, 5 years olil,
au VIC, llent hunter, broke to harness, warranted Marna.
A very light fashionable four.wheel Dog Cart, patent
axles, with lamps and VlSlliolla complete, new within
six months ; a capital easy Gig, patent axles; a good
Gig, patent axles, with lamps complete ; • set Gig
Harness; a four-wheel Carriage ; a tlig ; a two-wheel .
taut PreS•rt.
Stilt 1,. eionmence at Two o'clock to the minute, in
the following order, i• : Sheep, lb , Cattle, Horses,
Carrbiges, fie.
M .3- for Lots Bought, mid Feels to be paid to the
Ibmik•lteeper before Six o'Clock, at whirls hour the
Office will be closed.
Rules and C litions exhibited in the Yard.
The Table of Fees and (',,uussni'iiona on any article
not state.' in the Conditionsi inay be known on applica-
thin to the Anctiemer or Book-keeper.
NOTICE TO VENDORS.
The Sale Itimk will be prepared and the Lots num-
bered sit II o'clia-k, after which no Lot can be adulated
for that ilay'a Sale.
Horses mita be delivered at the Repository before
Four o'clock on the Afternoon ',receding toe Sale, charge
for keep each per night.
- • NOTICE TO ITRCHASERS.
If any horse warranted sound prove unsound, notice
thereof must be forwarded t . the Auctioneer, at his resi-
dence, Sturinisinter Newton, for him to receive by post
on the lie t IVednesiby g following the Sale,
and the lan.. must be returbe it,, the Repiviitory before
12 o'clock at noon on the said Wednesday, with a cat-
titie.ste f e a Veterinary Surgeon describing the
unsoundness, when, if the opinion if • second N'eterinary
appomted by the Auctioneer differs, a third shall he
ammintsil, whose deeision shall be final, and if the un-
KOlllllllleSl be established, the money shall Ise return d
to the Purchaser. 1110 eXpCII9•II of OW s xanduation to
be .aiii by the party in error.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

H

A ooLiTioN or CAI'ItAI. —(hi Fr,.6,
eve g hist a lect ur.: V;1,14 Iluhrrn-,1 loy Nir.
Spriggs, the Teuiperatice Nli,sionary of thn.
on the abolition of capital piiiiislina it. at the T.
perinee ILA 14.04 The keture was t.
with great iistere,4. At the close a petition fl
wretched woman, Anue PadleAd, was pre.eutt.a fie
si,triatu re .
P i:m r.NT.- -The shop ofSal isbn ry has I ieeine,)
the 1:t• r. Thomas T:e.t.,t, Day to the perpetual eia.k,
of Vianksea.

Ciinisrv's MlN:mit:Ls—On WedocsdaY
Thursday last these performers gave their entertare.
went in the Townhall to fashionable audiences each
evening. Mr. Delaporte, the harpist. and Mr.
Isaacs, the violinist, performed with great ability,
while the dancing of Andy Russell was truly ne,
prising. On the whole theentertaitiment gave general
sat ishw t ion.
- /11111 Pa Neri fie was brought before the
Mayor, E. Lacy, Esq., charged with stealing a silver
watch and chain at Ringwood, the property of m,
Tilley. The prisoner is the agent of an Insurance S eiet,
=died the Royal Liver Society. A suspieki
Upon the prisoner, who bail been staying at a he"
house in Ringwood, where the watch was placed.
Information was given to P.C. Beaken, and Pt%
Dot 11111 l y of the Poole force. and they went to the
prisoner's house in West •street and searched the pn.
sower, who denied any knowledge of the watch, hot
the policemen found it ins tinfoil bag secreted on
the top of a luatester bedstead. The watch wag
identified by Tilley as his peoperty, and the prieot„
was committed for trial at the Hampshire ses.lo".
5.% irsnr liT 'NAME, SI, 1)01:s1:7 JUNCTIoN
1: AMWAY. —The plans and sections, with a hook of
ferrnce, have been deposited with the clerk of the
for inspection, according to Act of perii,,;
iit ; and it is gratifying to know that the share.
list is tilling satisfactorily.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

GILLINGHAM.

Hsrw CORM—The Gillingham volunteers having
some little time ago given their neighbours of the
Mere corps a friendly call, the latter last week
returned the visit, much to the gratification of all
parties. They were met at some distance from the
town by their Gillingham friends, and the two
companies marched together into the place, and
there performed various evolutions her the
direction of their conimanoling officers, Lieutenants
Card and Freame. The appearance of the Mere ,
corps created quite a sensation in the town, their
white plumes and grey uniforms strikingly con-
treating with the dark green of their Gillingham
. comrades. A capital supper was provided by mine
host of the Phienix, to which the volunteers did
ample justice. Attes the cloth was removed (Lieu-
' tenant Freame in the chair) the usual loyal and
patriotic toasts were &link ; that of the Bishop and
clew being responded to in very appropriate terms
by the Rev. C. F. Hyde. The chairman, in pro-
posing the toast of the evening, "The health of our
visitors, the Sth Wilts," took occasion to remark
upon the disiraloletiess of neighbouring corps
occasionally cowl )i )) ing in visits such as these,
promoting thereby not only a neighbourly feeling
among men of various classes in life, so extending
their sympdhies and inducing greater 'ty of
sentiment, but also a spirit of friendly emulation
and confidence in each other, %Inch in time of need
would be of essential service in producing unity of
action. I.ieut. Card, in returning, thanks, cordially
reciprocated these sentiments. and remarking on the
purely voluntary chameter of the movement, said
that the numbers who had joined it proved what was
the spirit of Englishmen at the present day, anol as
to any that still stood aloof lie was persuaded that
the sentiment of every volunteer was, let them, if
they please, abide with the stuff, and we will go
down to the battle. Numerous patriotic songs were
sung by various members, and after an evening
spent in the most agreeable manner the bugle call
WM responded to by Isith companies falling in, the
Gillingluun company escorting their Mere friends
out of the town, and finally taking lave of them
with hearty cheers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

INDIA.

A telegram from 11..inhny, tlate,l Nov. 12, says :
" Di.turbineesare Usiteieeht ~13 account of the collection
of the income tax. AU lev.iness etem.e.l."
. . .

Olohay 11.4 per• to the Mt h alt. have re ielied fl. w,
take the followitre from tlu, Ortrlaa,l Ilwatav rates
final Mandan! of that date : --
•• We are afraid we ar, about to enter upon a period
a ;rest perplexity ilinitiglioat ln,la. Informmion has
been received from Sonnet:li that a fAlii;110 is i,,iiuinent
in the districts round it. atoll tie Durban. ..if Kotali,
t)h3r. atist 11111,ee have n.fla,eit, in selklefence at we
rs 011110, to „lion ji„. teaiout of provisions arr isslr
frontiers. We understand that Neemuch his but i 5
days' food left, and is in danger of being starved.
Happily. the traitaport train eau carry grain in teu day.
'non Ihavlia to the PtAtion, mid we piesunie orders liave
already been issued for its relief. The Durbars we lute
lonouti hare offer,l to repay the advances received by
thiir subjects for the aupplY of provisions under rou-
t'. •bin have resolutely refused to ailow any grain to
leave their territories. Tne policy is shoitsi,;lited and
unworthy, but it would be hard to persuade tie ti ',ire
mind that it as. no: justified by the *reining necesaity
of their eircumet. inees.
There is every appearance of the approach of a mote
than uoially cold Revlon at Bombay. It is now oulY the
9th of November, out the temperature is as low as we
usoally find it in the middle of December. The Hamill
Railway works have been summarily suspended and all
the elitahhatinient tlisming.A. There arc sever." 1111111UtIrs
hthott lir to the cause of this lookiteusi ttttt but nothing is
known with certainty, and the verti ttttt gnash* its
information with the Mont.

The season of the North of England base issued an
a idreo to their brother mariners giving their reasuis,i
for supporting the Admiralty scheme of ("ruling 16 nasal
re :erve.

A number of forged notee of the Stretfordmpon-
Aron Old Hank lbrenela of the Stourbrid,:e end Kid-
Ilerounster Ileaking Con/poly), purporting to hare been
i.nted st Stretford, and dated Outober 4, 1850, an in

11
111,
`,1.1111.,11 to
supporting the Allkaa..
...her of forged notee of the
itank ibrsuch of the titourbrido sod
'king Comp tuy), purporting to Mite been
1. and dated Outaber 4, MO. are in subtnitted tn.,
established by trustwo..-.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

_
Soul anti Nab°.

Major-fl I Eyre, commanding the forces of the
Chatham district, ban issued a very stringent order of
the day to the troops under his c ttttt mand, in which the
conduct of certain officers who recently appeared at a
party in private clothes instead of their uniform, con-
trary to the expres. regulations on that subjw.t, is cen-
sured. The 31ajor-ilenewl desires that the officers will
strictly 11.ILere to the regolations fur dress RS laid down
in the standing onyrs of the garrison, and intimates that
he will hold officers responsible for any breach of disci-
pline under this livid.
Waias Nuarr tileiNst. LAWN, baying been
subjected to considerable diminution in sine awl weight,
were again brought forward for experilurnts at Wool-
wich on Thursday night hy onler of the Board of
Adiairtlty. A committee of otfieers attended the e%-
periments. lamps, four in number, were hoisted
in line in the rigging of the flagship, and were operates'
for signals under the superauteudence of Mr. Thomas,
while the elect was witin,seil from various parts of the
dockyard. Dining the late trials on hoard the Royal
Albert, at sea, it was suggested that the weight of the
laml,s-101b. each, might he aome impediment in the
liambi of the sailors to the free and smiedy transmission
ii the .ffillela. and mire especially during a heavy sea.
The lamps are accordingly reilueed to a fifth of the
fanner weight-Blb each, while the signal power is as
strow, out perceptible An liefore; and, together with the
appurienances, (tim-c pieta tet of four lamps was oil
Time...lay cunt, ined in a in-at an I compact tin raw, the
ectetior di 11111111111 l of whirl, were stated to be less than
IF itichesw(flare. Other important alteration, have Alm
lx in made, so that the One i.:111 now le- given in
Cln iirS from I to 7 rinire, making a total of 178 signals
wit hoot the working, hums, a convenience never before
attn intol in the code of night signals. The night siglia;s
are .1././ complete without the blue lights, rockets,
fain' tires, and guns, ...Ilia were planted of lift being
sh.w will tedious, and in war could not fail of attracting
the enemy's ;Mention. The improvements were
admit tel to be extremely important. and the committee
united in congratulating the inventor on the success
which be had finally accomplished, and espressed their
,pinion that nO
Any paseibility be further discovered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

/it their ItKIN iSllllBl', commencing at 3 o'clock.
3 I in 1104.. 6 and 7 years, 151, sound, and
g and 35.1.4 [farness.
Mick 'art florae. 1, sound, and good worker.
Ditto Mare, 0 years, 15.1, in foal, and • good
woiker. •
2.rearold %roost Colt.
Bi.iek nor,. 5 year., 1. sound, quiet to ride and
drive, ,uitsble for in Leavy Phaeton,
Ilatel.0:111: Bay Colt, 14 hands, sound, quiet to ride
and di IA c.
1.13 V CA, yvat 5, 14 bands, sound, fast, and quiet to
rale ant drive.
14", 31nal Day llelding, 6 years, 151, a clever I ter,
and ga•daiLA rne.a.
g.r Muse, ivy !simian:lite, 7 years, 151, quiet to rink
sal drive.
Hone Pony. 4 years, 131, sound, quiet to ride and
drive.
JAL", 4 years, 11, sound, quiet to ride and
I:ay Hack Mare, in foal.
laxlit 14.2.'2 Ito • I 'arta, Spring Vert.
in Winnowing Saehines,
ill Cider hints and 7 Hogsheads, souud, sweet, in
god conlition, anal recently emptied.
Ihe Iv Stink and Sheep tonal he sent to the Cattle
II aket. an. I llorws and Carriages to the Iteptivitory,
adjoininglire " Plume of Feathers" Inn, dy 10 o'Clock
irl the morning. The A rCTIONEV.Rtt Would Ire 1111 l mend
peraous at a diatanee to send Stock and Horses the day
4elore. Stabling :ttol keeP for Horses and Stock tient
the dty la4ore. or remaining over until next Sale, pro-
vided at moderate charges.

DORSET.

FREEII4)LD INVESTMENT.

lIERRISON FA Rif,
IN THE pAlasit CHAHMINSTER.

T la 1 baring been geld by Private Cell-
i/ Ir et, the .Oiction advertised for the 12th day of
lko..ttokr licit WILL NOT TAKE PLACE.

T. COON
Solicitor, porch...ter.

N"venil)te.Mth. o+6o.

.0:.41.11ou for ONE PoUND. —LOTTERY
lbw authorised and goaranteed by Government. Apply
Et. 10.1111.41 SIN TZ, Banker, Frankfort-on tne•Maine,
or kttera addrmael to bon at 2d, Clement's Lute, Loop
bantstreet, London, E.C. will be duly forwarded.
Ynapectus grate'.

To THE MAGISTRATES OF THE
CoUNTY OF DORSET.

MT 6ADI AND GINTLEMEN,—
Ihare already intimated to you by circular
my intentien to become a candidate for the
°Rite of Surgeon to the County Gaol: and have also
tonanled to you copies of testimonials, the originals
of which will be laid befors you at the ensuing
Epiphany yuarter Sessions.
I have moue knowlelge of the duties of the office,
sad, on that ac t, am the more desirous to obtain
your support, believing that I can discharge the neces-
ury duties in a manner beneficial to the prisoners,
and satisfactory to yourselves.
I have the honour to lie,
My loin!. and Gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
ALFRED EMSON,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons of England,
and Licentiate of the Apothecaries' Hall.
Southatreet, Dorchester, October, MO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-11

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH. Friday, December 7.—Notwithseanding
that the show of hops is only moderate, the demand for
all kinds rules heavy, at barely previoux rates.—
Mid and East Kents £6 to EDI Weald of Kents,
£5 to £l5; Sussex, .1:5 to £9; Yearlings, £5 to £lO
per cwt.