The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-06 00:00:00

OHARMOUTH.

CHURCH Or Oti -LADY or CATIIIIIISTOWL—
This elegant little church, which is quite the attrac-
tion of the neighbourhood, is nearly completed and
it is expected it will be consecrated some time dur•
log the present month. It it most elaborately carved,
and is compiled of nave and chancel; in the latter
is an altar, which will be approached by three steps, •
credence table and settle for the priest. On the
north side of the chancel is a vestry and °roan lobby,
which will contain • beautiful organ. The roof is of
oak, beautifully carved, and the seats are of the
same material, the pulpit and font are of Cain Own,
the floor will be of coloured tiles. We hear the
windows will be all filled with stained glass. The
inside is lined with stone throughout, thereby
avoiding all plasterer's work. It was designed by
Mr. Pearson, of London. The stone work is by Mr.
Pool, of Westminster, the carving was executed by
Mr. Barns, of Clifton, and Mr. 8. Poole; the
masonry by Mr. John Dunn, of Channouth, and the,
wood work by Mr. W. Hors oi the same place.

SOUTHAMPTON.
Tux Man" &a., July 4.—The Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steamer Pert, Captain T. Jamie-
son, sailed hence this morning, for Gibraltar, Malta,
and Alexandria, with the Calcutta and China mails,
80 passengers, a full cargo, and 362 boxes of specie
and jewelry, value £99,802 ls., viz. s—Csylon—
jewelry, £7O ; Madras—gold, £2,130, jewelry,
£493 Si. ; Caloutta--silver, £51,200, jewelry,43B6
15s. ; Singapore—jewelry, £430; Hongkong—silver,
£34,77654., jewelry, £315; Shanghai—salver, £9,600,
jewelry, £3Oll 10s. Total—silver, £95,576 ss. ;
gold, £2,230; jewelry, £1,995 16a. Among the pas-
mangers by the Para are Captain Barber, Captain
Maguire, 'R.N., Ensign Damson; Revs. H. Corbes,
Spratt, and Badger; 14 native women for
Calcutta, and the following Staff Assistant-Surgeons :
Messrs. Cotton, M'llonald, Woolhouse, Wiles,
Croker, Spence, Collins, Hopkins, Masterson, Hope,
Johnson, and Cameron. The Union Screw Company's
steamship Celt, Captain Brown, from the Cape of
Good Hope, last from Plymouth, arrived here yester-
day morning, to land her passengers and cargo.
The Dane, Captain Maynard, leaves here to-morrow
with passengers and cargo for the Cape, waling it
Devonport for the mails. The screw-steamer Aug-
trio., Captain Heydtmann, arrived yesterday after-
noon from Hamburg, and loft early this morning for
New York, with 300 ar 400 passengers, and a con-
siderable amount of cargo.

Cauca nr Witzra.—The total number of prisoners
for trial at Warminster Sessions List week was 22
eleven years ago the number for trial at the same
sessions was 134. A significant fact, and one worth
the attention of the county, was also stated by the
Finance Committee in the report which they presented
to the Court on Tuesday last—vis., that the total
number of priaonere confined in both the County
Gaols at the present time is only 150, whilst there
is accommodation in Devises prison alone for 217,
and in Salisbury gaol for 112.
(Local New ooneinund in Oki Pita Page.)

Printed sad publishod for the Proprietor by JOIN
BAITLITT ATKINS, of Pordingn Hill, Dorchester
Printer, et the Offlee of The Outio4l impress
Church Street, Dorchester,—Tneeday, July 6th
1869.

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