The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19 00:00:00

Sortign ant Colonial intelligenco.

FRANCE.

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Ti TIADII OP ?Anti AND ?Ili eneiII•WANICIIT.--
The winter trade In Pine hem nut yet regidarly opened,
and the ehoplieepere, of mune, complein of a ileflaioncy
In their receipts. Keverel of the henda employed in the
etmetruetlon of the nitineroua building* with whlalt I'll6l
la embellished have been diaaharged, and i WIIII Of
employment kh.iuuuuio,j tole. felt among the operatives.
!tread la fortunately cheap, owing to the eageolly of the
Kintenur, who hem given Praha* free trade In writ for it
leeet another year. The wholooide towline* of Park le
cold to be none 'dive and the nonmercial bill, preeented
for tHaeount to the Bank of Frown' hove affileiderahly in.
erealled within Mislaid month, 10 Is further laid that
the monthly amount In he published by the Hank In a
few dicy,, williliuw a diminution of 114 cub to the amount
of 1111,=1,0014., which it It presunied have been eir4loyerl
In eominereial speetilations. The decree prolon ng for
another year the edinlielon of foreign corn Into rain*
has had no shot on the Paris fiouninarket. Mies OM
hada with dlfiloulty, but prima remain nearly the
1104114. The millers, who Cr. doing but little buslitom,
and ane eompelled tu give longer credit than usual. °ennui
reduce their priced. The future 'Watered on Friday
1,117 woke of flour, find quelity, cold for delivery within
BO 404, it prices varying from 44f. nit the Neck of 117
kilogrammee, and 6,1110 eacka to bakers. There were
corn. aidea for delivery in November and December it
471. fioe., and for delivery in January at 441. There re.
untitled In the Paris market stores 10,111 quintals of
flonr. The lull Park corn-market wee dull, with a fall
of 60e, the heetrolitre of wheat of middling or inferior
quality. Choice earmilem were mold it 211 f. the 190
kilogrammes, and middling at 231, Rye la offered at 161,
the 118 killogrammea, but there are no buyers. There
were a few samples of barley mold to brewers at 171.,
and inferior quality for ostentation at Ilif. 50, the HA
kilogranonoe. ()atm are rather more offered I the fine
wtsliiiss from Boatice, Brie, and the Barth° at 35f, the
180 kilo/reining.. Brittany oats are leen In demand, at
31f. The provinelal market, are as quiet AS that of Paris,
A letter from Mane, says that the market was lope shun.
dually supplied, but that, nevertheleu, It was difficult
to dispose of wheat even at • reduction of 80a. the heo-
tolitre. Account, from Marseilles of Friday week state
that the dullness In the coon-market is regarded as •
symptom of a further fall. Wheat fell if. the ineuure
of 100 litres the previous Saturday, In eonsequenee of the
little demand, while the /took in the stone amount to
000,000 heotrolitrea.

THN MARRIAOR OF THN DUNN DI MALAKHOIOI,
The marriage of Marshal Palliator with Mademoiselle
Paniap was soleinniacd on Tuesday night with all due
aoloinnity In the Imperial Chapel of St. Cloud. The
Emperor and Empress, Madame Montilo (to whom the
bride ie said to be very nearly related)' the Emperor's
uncle, Prince Jerome, his son, Prince Napoleon, and
his daughter, Princess Mathilde, the Murata, together
with, to use the language of the Monireur, "a numerous
and brilliant assemblage, composed of the grand
dignitaries of State, Ministers, Marshals, i
lie." were pre-
sent. The civil ceremony had taken place n the after-
noon at the Melee of the Rue d'Anjou St. Honore, First
Arrondisement of Paris, and the religious service wee
performed by the Emperor'. prinolple chaplain, the
Bishop of Nancy. Marshall Vaillarint, Minister of War,
and M. Walewski, Minister'of Foreign Affairs, gave
away the bridegroom, and M. Fould, Minister of State,
and a Spaniard, the Marquis de Casa Meta did the
same Aloe for the bride. The mother of the lady lives
in Spain, but from some cause or other does not appear
to have been present. Manihiki Pelissier, Duke de
Malakoff, is said to be in his 67th year, or thereabouts;
his Duchess in her 33rd.