The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18 00:00:00

CATTLE MARKETS.

111hersoroutix, Thersday.—The supply of beasts as
sale bore to-day was very moderate. The trade for most
breeds ruled firm, at K sday's advasee is the quota-
tions. Primo &iota sad mow" realised Is. 4d. to
Ifa 6d. per lb. Sheep were In bet moderate supply ; the
trade,on the whole, was steady at full prism ;t.= I
lore was 5.. M. per 81b. Calves were is fair d
sad prime ruled fin.; rime platy realised Ds.
per MI. Pip moved of slowly, at late mass.

Per M. to teak the OfaL
acL d. e. d. a. d.

_
Inf. ataroonsitoto I Ito 3 IPTlotolloothSotroo-11 II to II 4
intionnl quality .. 310 to 4 13.rg. ewe. calve* 4lto I 10
PHU* C A6O 4 4to 3 , Moo m01l
Prime loots. he. 5 4to 1 'Largo bogs... . 34tt 3 IC
Inf. tom. oborp 3 4(02 1 14eat ootl pokers 4 0404 0
&mond qoattty . 4 to I king. ealoomohlt otol4 0
Prime coarse 11,11.4 4 54.4 I CP.616 61r 16 0.40.11 tO SI 0
Lambs. It. Sd. to 7.. 14.
TOTAL EIOTTLT.-1414tieb—Bo0..At no ; on,
*amp and lambs, 7,100; oaltto 410
; pin. 240.
Foreign —Beans. 609 ; no* and loon, 3.100; salves
310; pigs. 170.
NIWOATS AID LIADIUNALL, FrlAsy.—Fair, bat by
DO moans sistosive, sappli.4 01 own an Ott sid4l.
°tonally smoking. tits Wads ribs quiet, a 4 lb. star
found =noon :
Par aik. by lb. eareass.
•4. •4. s. d. 11. 4.
Wacky heel.. 3 53.5 Is 101.451 .013 1 110 4 6
4 MAI,'

11{441Ing ditto 4 4.4 41 .41.44 MU.. 4 I, 4 II
Primo lorro do. 4 4 48 I Prime . alO . 11
Mom mall ditto 4 II .4 lii Loa I pork ... $ 4 „ 3 1 I
Veal 4 0 ~ 5 I I Largo ditto,.,. 4 S 4 6
tomb.B4. Sd. to la ad.
BuierroL. Thuraday.-4 large repeat of bad. Trade
dull, and priors shooed a tnerkied rodeatios, best
datoriotioos in wet Indiums ezobanoing hands at frogs
884. to 714. per cot, and middling and Infrrior samples
from 64.. to 87a betas as the whole • rodertieo of Is.
or la on last work's qeotationa. A moderato wvoirli'
toilet °owe, and setsudy trade. Show of Aare *Mae
sad sheep large, and in both trade rather brisk. TA
show • very Mostly trade at about 74„ sod IRS few
oases 70. Doing obtained for beet dreeripektaa Lomb,
hir supply, and quotattona rated from Sl. to
par lb. A loth', snort supply of ;ANL boo*
sam.eissoged bioLwasidsiconat frogs. 11,1. to ea It, sad la memo

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6(4 CONSUMPTION

IKW EDITION 01
Mr. GEO. THOS. CONGRENTS
Work. which has peaked through 71 Batton&

of-1000 *soh!

mt. mearkable book tnrata of the num, symptoms sad
mires. us sha. frl .11. ease through all heftily's, sad the

TRUE TREATMENT,
win; INI ICY • eiflN(l AD icrnuoin

CASES OF CURE.
4L.J OF ASTHMA. BkONCHITHI. ba

LONDON MARKET.

Blr MANN A ILI:12111C VILIGRAPI I.

(MON OUR OWN IMPORTS& )

MARX LANZ, MONDAY, Joys 17.

efotiat
[Mt wheat smaller, but in good wadi.
rifold atMonday'sratee, although there Irma
alight Madeacy to improvement. Foreign wheat sold
Arm. Barley steady. *tit drooping. Oats rather
dearer. Beans and pass Awed hands at full curren-
cies. A moderate Ingsth7 tot dour at late rake.

minsoPoLITAN cArru KLEIST, Jan t.
Moderate supply of Unica Melt : trade for both
beasts sad sheep slow, et barely last llooday's
Sates. &girlish beside to fr supply: beef
Mde heavy at a destine of 9d. per 8 lb.
Prime Soots and armee realised Bs. 4d. per 81b. Sheep
quiet, and rather camper. Lambs dull, at tram 6s. to
Ts. per 816. Ostme mitered. Pigs a slow sale at
last Mosdefs

WOOL 11.LRICET.

• Casio: Panto afire.= WooL, per 114-7

t. s.
Flootio-8•411i Dowa Itonoto... ... 14to 1 5
Han-beod ditto ... 1 41 to 1 54
Ito t ... 1 4 to 1 5
en* Dim woo sad mothots t 3 to 1 4
Leisooter 41144... ... ISto 1 4
Botts —Clothing ... 0 10 to 1 8
Otgobias 1 0 5t 9

ZOMBI' MARKET, Juni 17.
Omer& for money are 1441 to IMI ; and for the
soma; WI to 94

OZFELT OF OILAR PASHA. IN OANDIA
FLORMICS, Moeflay.—Tbe Flames papers publish a
West, freak Atheee, dated 15th, *high esys:—"Osar
.P.ena, after bawls, ealered s be& defeat at Hereeliee.
huta, all Vie villages alga hid set be deleeded by
the hietuleata, ago murdered the ielahlteeta

YRI BISHOP or SALISBURY'S MANOR
A memorial wins* ritualistic practises and tesoking,
signed by fil okurshwardens of Marlborough deanery,
was forwarded to the Bishop of fialielbury by Mr. G.
Brown, with a note intimating that the memorial was
signed been the contents of the charge were known,
but that it kaa created a feeling in the minds of the
signatories of the deepest anxiety and alarm. His
lordship replied :

Convocation, June 7, 1867.
MT DILI lave to-day reotived the addreese
in which you and other churchwardens, euinnioned
to attend my visitation at Rarlbourosgh, say 'that
you have paint oily observed of late i desire on the
part of many of the clergy to apmoximate their teach-
ing and services to those of the apostate Church of
Rome."

As the address wee drawn up before my visitatiou,
I refer you to my eltarge, and especially to what I said
about ritual I must also add, with reference to your
private note, that I am convinced that upw full con-
sideration of the teaching of our Church in her fee.
mularirt yen will find that my statements in my olmaire
are justahed by them.
I remain, dear Mr. Chtuoltwarden, yours faithfully,
W. K. Bkll3ll.
6. Brown Esq.

RIVIM IT mu ()intl.—it Ii altnottheed that
the Duke of Cembridp boa teeeived command
from her Majesty to make 'treatments for a grand re-
view of regular troop* to Hyde-perk oaths 54b or 6th of
July out. With Nis view some regiments will be
brought up boas Aldershot artillery from Woolwielt
awl elembsre ; and the total number of men is likely to
reach tett thotuand of all arm,. Her Majesty has
signaled her intention of being present la pima.

ATTIXTT TO ROBOOII FialN Putiorna.-
04 Thursday night, as four of the prism** who landed
at Dungarvou were eseortod to gaol la Wasseford, after
their arrival from Cork, tlis pones were nosed by the
mob. The people were rurally Wonted. Tb• police
escort sordated of 42 foot and 14 mounted polies. They
charged the rioters with bayonet. sod swords, killing
one of the mob named Walsh, and daogeroubzil ',ovation
many other/. Several of tbo pollee were wneeded
by woo's. All the Fenian prlsowers are been
soddenly removed from Waterford gaol to
Kilkeeny.

fioarcourtratc Rwrouna.—The baud of Trade, as
they did 16,4 year, are again about to place in the hands
of the occupiers of land in Great Britain eebedules of
their crops sad live stook, with the request that these
tabular forms he 1111•4 up and returned on the 25th of
this month. The only object In view is to obtain for the
Information of the yobbo reliable facto alto the home
..apply of corn and cattle. The officers of Inland
Revenue are seieeted br the Government as •ecavenient
and efichiot local agency to obtain the information with
as bttle trouble is peril& to the occespiers of land.
The samemfal collection of agricultural Minas mast,
bewevar, greatly depend opus the williog help of the
leaded proprietors and the bricaat farmer,, and the
Board of Trade would urge upon them the importance
of assisting, as far as they are able, to made the returns
a source of merest and valuable information.
Riots At BIILMINOSAM.—Ou Sunday Yr. William
Murphy. • lecturer aisle.% Roman Catliolinem. sees.
meowed a series of lecture. in a wooden treading crested
for the purpose in the centre of the town. A large mob
collected °made, and stones Were thrown at the
building, sad tEree of the ticket takers were sorionsly
injured. There were only three or four policemen at
band at tire Ben, but • large force was afterwards
brortobt to the spot, armed with crethases. They cleared
the streets In the neighbourhood of the lector. building,
but the 'rood eontinued to inereme. The sth Humors
were rwpiesteel to bold thetnnelves In ',Nadine*. At the
(dem of the afternoon lecture, the shop of Ur. Thomas
Axton, • prominent member of the Protestant Asesein•
non, wag broken Into suet every pane of glass at the
front ,mashed. A almond lectern was delivered in the
"mein& bet the police were primal in great force,
sod • farther imtbreak wee prevented. The reowd,
however, continued to human

Tee Cl.rwtasiow ow RITVALIIIt.—From an examina-
tion of the constitution of the Commission on ritualism,
the Timm isoodades that the tendency will be to settle
each disputed point on a basis few-media to ritualism,
and to deviate In that direction from the via mad
of loarestablehed sage in the English Chad. It
thee refers to the utter distastefulness of ritualistic
developments to most English congregations, and sayp
Were the commission to report ever so emphatically
In favour of tbe vestment. end ..1,111,11 •b•lid0014 at
the Reformation, it would not quench in a single
perish that entirathy to mummery and symbolism which
seems to be a part of OW national charm*. r. The sig.
nificanee of isolated facts, which purport to show the
progress of Ritualism among the working elate., ar•
pears to have been ludicrously exaggerated. It is not
by slight evidences of dooms under very peculiar eir-
enumtanoes that we are to' be convinced of so portentous
• phenomenon as • p pular reaction towards Romani.ie
In &glad, and th. 4, too, when the power of Itomanism
is being rapidly undermined in Catholic ottentries.
While educated minds retest with morn the claims of
priestly authority, the common people detest Popery as
cordially as ever, and regard Ritualism as Pp= ia
disguise. Beae n they oo longer maltreat in
the athlete. or entry Prolestantietn to the nob of
riotiug, credulous forsigaers are led to believe that
England is ripe for a return to Rome. If anything ass
effectually diesipate this deludes, It will be the Mailable
elEet ni any attempt, under metenee of extending 06-
ris.l liberty, to reimpose on Protestant coadegatione a
yoke which neither our fathers nor we Lad been able
to bear.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tumid& ty 1&—Poo. County Court.
Wednesday, la— Wimborne County Court.
Thuniday, nation at the rare Dor.
charter, by Mr. Roam, of • assort-
ment of Berlin Wool, FancyOood, House-
hold Furnitank and efforts.
Friday, 21—Auction of Foreign 'limber and Deals, at
Mr. (I. Ritson's yard, }DOM dge, Somerset,
by Mr. T. Cress (of Yeovil).
Saturday, fl.—lr. Romeo Repository flals, Dorchester.
Monday, St —Shaftesbury County Court
Tuesday, M —Wiatenton County Court

Excursions every Monday in June and July to London
Irons Weymouth, Dorchester, &A. (South.
intern).