The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24 00:00:00

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BAT gg —ggicgs,
!MID A,.
•Assocrws TRIAL arson.
Count Battb7sp7. Saburban, by Stockwell, aged,
gst. 71b. - • - • • (Castance) I
Dab* a Boo.' Aro. glace kook, 3 yra, (C 400. 7st.
(F. auks) 2
IPrlunsce . ors. Nsbuebodne.uatri.
0,..w
4yn•). 3
Mr. M rdwnelli`s Radians, 4yn , WE (T. Adams) 4
r. J powany's Lady Wallows, 3 yre., (R 400.
60,, ilk, - • - • • • (Dowon) 5
astailai.— 5 to 2 on Suburban, 6 to I against aay
cam_ tWou, with bands down, by ball,, length.
Tke COVIITT PLATE,.
Ms.L Pownay's Raglan, by Hero, 4 yrs., Cwt. lob.

(Casson) 1
Lord Cabe.Mies Vsbsloth's', 3 yre..ist. 61b. (Beyers) 2
hr. K. Breyley's Ibex (b.-b.) 4 yrs., 7st. 21b. (in.
.nb. el.) - - -• (Cannon) 3
'The Fiber Yam' of lb. Tatrrsurru STAKES
of 10 sows. *web, with 30 save added.
:lir. it. Sutton's bL f. Jean's), by Turves, (31b.),
84. 411,.. . • • • (1110101111) 1
Lord Coventry's Tsnnyson, h. b. (31b.), Set. flb. (J:

_ . . .
Adam.) 2
Mr. T. kowland's br. I. Desiree (31b.) Rut. 31b.
(Clement) 3
Tb• WELTON STALER ol 5 soya. ~.oh, with 40 Mirk
added.
Lord Westmoreland's Usher, by Student, 3 yrs.,
Rat. 1011 t. (oar. sel. 111 b. ) (MO) - (Mordan) 1
Mr. J. IL C. Wyndham'. Bonnie Glen. sst 71b.
(C3O) - • (Whadtorn) 2
Mr. Egerton'a br. ut. Hand* 5 yn., est. 1111). (110)
(Loans) 3
The amond you of the TWILYTH 11111/1111AL STALLS
.1 15 soya. soch, with 50 Novo. added, 3 yr. olds.
11r. H. IL Handley', oh. e. Doco"a, by Sataplaa—
Gertrude. tkt Tlb (31b) (Y. Adam.) 1
Mt. Slabt's the Count, 9,4101, • - (Judd) t
Yr. J. B. Ellarkgry's Issas Walton (311), 8.1 lib
(J. Heater) t
• dead heat'for ettomid.
THI RCM ii•NDICAP.
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'Colonel Martyn's Oberon, by De Clam 3 yrs, 61121 b
(J. arimshae) I
Lnrd Ushrldire's Liston, 4 yrs, 7st 7Th (T. French) 2
Mr. J. Elaith's Comet, 4 yrs, let 71b (Clement) 3
Mr. H. J. Smith's Avondale, 4 ,is, Bsl 2lb
(rordbarn) 4
Ilertystin of Haeting's Tromps, 4 yrs, litst 7Th (Judd) 5
&Sting —Ewen on Oberon; sto 2 sg.t Llston ; end
7 te I ipt Avondale.

WIDSLIDA T.
MS WELTER STAKES (1140dICAp) of 10 'ova each, with
50 added.
Marquis of Restinge's Tippler, by Tumbler, out of
Chlorin, 4 yrs., list Tlb - Mr. H. Wombwell w.o.
Does end Lord of Liana saved stakes.
The Barinierow STAKES Of 10 sore. each, 5 ft., with
100 added.
Marquis of Hestinp's Attrastion, by Orlando, out of
Nun Appleton, 3 yra, &A. nb. (ies. 51b. infra)
(Judd) 1
M. Joseph nsweon's thy Vedette, out of Canoeists.
2 yrs. Ilet 71b • • • • • • (Lostes) 2
Captsm Con•tie's Lady Melee, 6 yrs. Ist 2111
(lan 511 extra) • - • • -(Casteaes) 3
Woa easily by three length.; a neck separated the
sewed nod third.
The SELLING PLATS Of 3 eon. each, with 25 added.
Lora Uzbrihris Brother to Phu's', by 14ml:won, oat
of !Starlight, 2 yrs., 681(230) - -(0. Bevan) 1
Sir. liaaon's Toes Ashworth, 2 yr.. 6.1 (C3O)
(J. Grinsehaw) 2
Mr. U. Goateed' Poland, 4 yr.., list lulb (230)
(J. Gasser) 3
Won by s short bud; four lengths separated the
mooed end third.
The Bow SIMSTIIIIIIIUIBTAIII2 of ZS eon such, 15 ft, and
6 only if deeltred. with 100 sada'.
Mr. Joke Dsy's Ts Deride. by Lamas, out of Palma,
3,,., 84 Nb - • - (F. Clark) 1
Lord Palmereson's Baldwin, 4 yr.. list Mb (includ•
hag nb extra) • • • • (Fora ham) 2
Kr. L Bailey's Pearl Diver. 4 yr., Tst 3/b
(Cannon) 3
Win easily by • length; three-quarters of • length
oeparated the ascend sad third.
lite WESTON STAKES of 10 as.. each. with 50 added.
Isptsio Reanle's Ethelred, by Ethrlbert, out of
Elsusor. 8.1 71b • • • (J. Reeves) 1
Morris's Ihrapoell, flat 101 b (Judd) I
84 Pith (Constant's) 3

Codni.Batthyany's Puritan,
Won MUT • severs rase by a neck ; two tenths
between essood sod third. An obpotion spinet the
winner, for going on the wrong side of a poet, wee
enteresisd.
Ts. Minim PARK HANDICAP of 100 sort
Xt. W. Trosn's Minstrel, by OrLando, net of
Melody, 3 yrs, fiat 71b (rage) 1
Marquis nt Heatinges Redcap, 3 you, Get (F. Clarke) 2
Yr. H. May's Bella of Yorkshire, 4 yrs, 6.0 1111)
(Lenten) 3
Was by half a length ; a bad third. Verbena threw
boriesthoY, Holland. who was eaversly hart.

BATH. —Tasitucarnia. —A silver terservioa,
'galas £2O, purchased by subscription from the "lad
visitors" and • few other friends of the Bath
Penitentiary, has been forwarded by Messrs. Payne
and Sou to Miss A. M. Clair, Ira bead matron of
the institution. r • prof of the high appreciation
entertained of her services —The friends of Mr. J.
J. &Arsons have presented hien with a very hand-
some repot and • puree of ten sovereigns. he haying
ollicired for ten years as Scripture reader in re
parish of Trinity.
Ely. Joww's HOSPITAL. —The secretary of the
Charity Trustees bee received a notificatiou that the
Charity Commiseiorrs have certified the case of
this charity to the Attorney•Geseral, by whom pro-
eerier will at ors be taken in the Court of
Chancery. so that the administration of the charity
and its estates will now, in all probability, be placed
co • more orisfactory basis.
Tag Outran' Megrim—A meeting of this
body was held on Thursday, the 19th hugest, and
was attended by Marra Jolly (in re chair),
George, Bertern. Edwards, Marshall. King, and
Cornmans. A letter was read from Mr. C. More,
one of the keel seoretries of the British AillooiktiOn,
wring the tarter if they would great the use of
schoolroom In Broad-street for the mechanical
section, at the forthcoming miring of the auccia•
tam here ; and also the um of a smaller room for the
committee of the section. The trustees, however,
resolved that, having regard to ths inconvenience
which would result to the boys and bead-master,
:;bolot
imald not, with propriety. coring to the
The secretary having presented a
=on the financial ial condition of the Gramm
II wait resolved to increase the salary of the
third master from £7O to £9O per year. and that of
the sewed tarter from £lOO to £l3O. A grout of
£lO 10e. was also made to the Rev. J. Earls for his
metrics.' as rumbler during the resting mouth.
COUNTY iIiONTIBATa °MCI. Thursday. May
19.—The two men, JOON and Juries, charged on
asenand with aerating George Hunt, were each
Led 40s. and costa, or, In default, one mouth's im-
priensurst —Wilhite Roberts was charged with
steeling 2e. 7d. from the person of .Micristh
numbly. at the rear, at Wednesday. The pro-
secutris was rending in • booth cutting some bread
for her brother, when the felt the primmer', band in
her pocket. She aught hold of his Lund and
eareansod. The prisoner then struck her in the fair
and trot to serene, but be was caught by a man
emir George Payee, and banded over to P. C.
Edwards. —Courunitted for trial.
Pours, Thursday, May 19.—Charles Stever
Isedlord of the Grove Tavern, Newmarket-row, was
lined £1 and costs for allowing persons of notoriously
bad obviator to sariemble at his house on the 14th
instant --George Steph-us, for bring drunk and
Arm in the Upper Bristol-read, was fined 5a and
coils, or seven data— Hoary Thomas Jollities,
charged with • similar offeror in High-street. WM
fined Ns. and costa, of forties days.—Charles
Young was fined 10s. and costs, Ii fourteen days,
lot vlsleatly aessulting Henry Hophies in Corn-
street—Charles A. Stillworth, charged with
rioters ordeot at re polio* station, was bound
over to keep re pros, himself in ZIO, and two
sureties in £5 each.
ST.GEOROE..SOMERSEF. • • member dr old.
established boort sorry, beloaging to the parish,
held their anniversary cm WhitTnesday, and great
nesaiketaires °Cloy were exhibited oe the oramsoa.
A preselon was formed at the King's Arms, and
the party were enlivened by the beautiful strains of
the Bellow band, under the seperintesideace of
Mr. Noah, sod the city of Bristol bead, eondtieted
by Mr. Braia. In their perembelations thoy visited
the reersness of the Rm. Henry Murree,
Sydney Lloyd, Rim., and William Hall,
Req., sad repaired to the parish church,
Idiom thr beard • very lee disarms, delivered in
an imptesive sorer by the Rev. H. Mirrors,
from Lake 2111 rap. 34th verse. The financial
sirs of thesoirty slums • demur dicing the prt
year, which is attributed to the great amorist of
incheme, and the ember of seperarnated members.
However, re moiety at the present lime is worth
£1,1121 7e. I Id., which is • material guarantee for
• time of need. There ass 187 members, the
Ketpartial' of whom are healthy and young.
er
their arrival at the club hoer, the worthy her,
Mr. &emends, introduced them to "roast and
boiled," 'brit save credit to theorem, and error
iiDil In the inunts.
NAILSCA. —On Monday, the 16th, a sew Cowl
of Foresters was ()posed at the Queen's Head Inn,
Nailer, by Brother Priest, district court ranger,
and Brother filtering secretary to Court fianises,
misted by Bribers lieuirew and Bawd's. The
*rain was 'pot in • plumerable utansier, arid all
appeargottiejtfibutherrel. vca The °dicers gloated
were as chid-ranger ; Brother
Todd, subai:c Brother Gayest, esoretsre
IA ;
Brother jun., W. W. • and Brother
Yowls., Jun., W. . ; transom, Brother Lippists,
Mn.
BTO43I7RSKY. —A very interesting service was
bald on Seaday everung the 16th ad., in this
parish, on the worm of the opening of • Drool
, kindly red, at his sole expense, by Sir
r.T.j er
Actland. Bart Tim building (45 feet by 18
feet) is of wood, has a bell tarrr, and provides
searateedatien ler 190 purr the population of
the locality being about 240, many of rem three
miles distant from the parish church. It is a very
Der, subibritial structure, sad was erred in the
raft spar of or week by the williag hands of Sir P.
P. Aolaad's workmen, under Yr. sepsis.
tundras. The Nervier was held at II 90 pm.
Pryers were read by lits Rev. A. fliendsil, annsie,

the lemons by the Rev. W. H. Evered, rector of
Otterhani sermon pram
pton, and the hed by the
Rev' R. W. Partite'', senior curate, from Matthmi
xviii. 90. Mr. Weigh,organist of the parish church.
played the harniocium, and two hymns, written for
the.oocasion, were well and heartily sung by the
choir and congregation. There were over 200
perans inside the edifice and about 100 outside.
Reopen hang gaily frm the turret, and flags were
suspended inside. Hitherto the service has been
held in a room kindly lent by Mr. Thomas Rawlins
and Mr. Williams. but it was by no means sufficient
to hold the increasing congregation. We her that
the example of Sir P. P. A eland. Bart, ia providing for
the spiritual wants of this locality may be followed
by others. We understand that Mrs. Rawlins. of
Gutter's Grove, is kindly about to provide an organ
for the building,and we congratulate the parishioners
of Stogursey in having Sir P. P. Acland's floe school,
and now the Stolford Mission Chapel for divine
service, and trust that we shall have to record in
September the re-opening of the parish church,
now undergoing comulete renovation.
WESTON-SUPER-MARE. The "Weston
moon" hamlet in qui teunex peetedly, aerie g,no doubt,
from the intense beat that now uorvieselly prevails
in England. The lodging-house proprietors will
reap • rich harvest, and the complaints of rates and
taxes being too high here are gradually subsiding.
The members of our aristocracy seem to prefer the
renovating breezes of this coast to the sir of Devon-
shire. Among recent arrivals are the Countess of
Carnervon, Lady Murray, and other influential
families, and it is supposed that we have now 2,000
visitors and upward,. There is an urgent demand
for villas, and if the landed proprietors would lay
out their grounds in ths erection of villa residences,
with a good slice of garden ground attached to each,
some thirty or forty families would take up their
abode here. The ground rests, are, however, re-
garded by investors as unusually high, and will pro-
bably drive away pawns of moderate means to
Clevedon. If some pacts of this town were planted
with trees the walks would be mom shady, and con-
sequently more agreeable. The noble street re-
cently laid out by J. S. Pigott, Eaq., has been for-
tunately planted with suitable trees, and, in a year
or so, will form a most delightful avenue. Visitors
complain that there is no band, and no proper place
for bathin4 except in" tube," as they facetioady
call our bathing machines.
Poises, Tuesday.—Before R. A. Kinglike, Esq.
—James Johnsen was brought up under • warrant
on • charge of assaulting James Cox, at Work, on
Friday, the 13th lust. The pi-ismer had only just
been liberated from tpoL He was now ordered to
find sureties to be of good behaviour for six months,
himself in £2O, and two others in £lO each, or, in
default, to be committed for one month.
BURNHAM. EXTRAWIDIPAKT 8W•1111 OF
Ban. —On Wednesday. the Itith inst., the loungers
on our promenade were much amused at witnessing
• swarm of barrooms actress the water, and settle on
the wall of the National School. A woman from
Cardiff, • visitor to this town, happening to pre at
the time, put her parasol over them, and entertained
them with rough music, while others provided her
with • hive. It is her intention to take them home
with her by packet.
WOOTON UNUEREDGE..-The annual Whitsun-
tide gathering of the Tabernacle Sunday school took
pros on Tuesday the 17th inst., (when the scholars
of the Independent Chapel joined,) and • very large
number of scholars, accompanied by their superin-
tendent, Mr. Smith. of Monk's-mill, teachers,
parents, and friends. assembled in the Tabernacle,
and having formed in procession, they proceeded
through the principal streets to the beautiful run-
dunces of J. R. Lewis, Esq., and Mrs. BendalL
As they pared along in the greatest order, they
attracted not a little notice by their neat and clean
appearance, also by the splendid flags and banners
they bore After remaining a abort time they
returned to their places of worship. At
the Tabernacle a very instructive address
waa delivered by the Rev. Mr. Pratt.
Before they were dismissed each of the samara was
presented with • large ban and orange. A very
crowded tea meeting was hold in the Rowland Hill
school-room, and eloquent addressee were delivered
by the Revs. Mr. Pratt, W. Wheeler, of Stroud,
and J. Andrews, of Kingewood,near Wootton-under-
Edge.

BRIDGWATER. Bunn thorium Coon or
SAUK .—(Befors Hr. Commissioner
Andrews.)—Re John Palmer, earn d•aler and haw, of
Bridgwater, in the county of Somerset. This was •
meeting for last examination and discharge. Mr.
Clarke appeared for Sas bankrupt, and Mr. Hirtael for
the estate. It nib be remembered that this ease was
adjourned because tbe bankrupt bed not filed a proper
statement of accounts. Mr. Ilirinsi exsmined the
bankrupt relative to some transactions he bad had
previous to his bankruptcy.—Backnot admitted he
wea eireivisted at the Somerset anises of obtaining hi la
by fraud, and suffered one mouth's imprisotineul—Mr.
!CAW saie be should ask for an adjournment in Ws
easa—His Honor said lb* i.e. must be adjourned on
...Donut of th• alterations in the balance-sheet—Mr.
Clarke said the bankrupt had • situation in London,
which las could not take until he got his discharge.—
The further bearing of the east wag adjourned to the
17th of June ant.

L A STO NB U RY. —Ten D RAIN A 0 I Qu arms.
On Wednesday evening a public meows& called by
his worship the Mayor. was held at the Townhall,
and was numerously attended, almost every yeoman
of the perish end many of the tradesmen being
present. The object of the meeting, as far as we
could gather, appeared to he to refute certain
rumours which had gained clammy unfavourable to
the military condition of the town. The question
was fully discussed, pro. and oon„ and while it was
maintained by comparison of the bills of mortality
at Street, Wells, do, that Glastonbury stood higher
than either of them in • sanitary point of view—
it was maintained by • respectable minority that
some parts of the town require prompt attention for
drainage improvement, to which members of • com-
mittee appointed by the Town Council replied, re-
porting the ?regrew they had made, and intimating
their intention of *Demisting their object, so as to
remove all reseonable grounds of complaint.
It I LV —Tea DUO Mee BIN CrIT SOCIITT.
—The annual dinner in connection with this Society
was held at the Globe Howl, on Whit-Tuesday, Mr.
W. Baker, the oldest member, in the chair. Mr.
and Mrs. Bicknell served up an excellent dinner,
and elicited the encomiums of the company.
DUNSTEcxer.—Duerren o. Goitre.—
This match was played at Minster, on Wednesday,
the 18th inst., and a large number of spectators were
attracted to witness it. Code baring won the toss,
I elected to take the bat, but were aeon disposed of
for 31 rune, the bowling of MUM. B. Shama and
8. Mitchell being very effective. Dunater then
went to the wickets, and, after remaining there foar
hours, ran up the large more of 229 runs. The
batting of Messrs. Roberts, Mitchell, and G. Rhodos,
elicited frequent applause. Code again took
the willow, and when time was called had
lost 9 wickets for 50 runs, thus leaving Dander
victories. by • large number.
TAUNTON. —FRILIDLT Socterr.—The fourth
anniversary of the Bathpool friendly society took
place at the Bathpool Inn on Wednesday, the 18th
Instant, under the able presidency of Mr. 8. Mogg,
of Hyde, supported by Mears. Bendall, Every,
Redford, Broth, Bellamy, Ac. The usual 1::al
toasts were proposed, and well responded to. " The
Queen," the baud playing God save the Queen;
"The Praxis and hinnies of Wales," the band
gZii: God bless the Prime of Wales, sad the
National Air; "The Bishop aid Clergy of
the Diocese, and Ministers of all denominations,"
coupling with it the Rev. Mr. Kinglake, the re-
greeted rector of Mookton. In the absence of Mr.
Kinglike, the toed was ably responded to by Mr.
Seery. of Leyoroft, the band playing the Fine Old
English Gentleman; "Th. Army and Navy," the
bead playing Rule Britannia; " Suomi to Society,"
the band playing • suitable air. .• The health of
the Chairman" was then proposed by Mr. Every,
and Mr. Idogg responded; "Lady and Gentle-
man Donors to the Society ;" "The health of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren." and thanks to them for the ex-
°silent dinner provided on the owesion, and many
other Waste were given and responded to, and •
veg pleamet evening spent.
LORD TA UPTON AND TRU KWIC/ PROTIRGOR•
sum—ln the House of Lords, a short time since,
on the motion for going into committee on this Bill,
Lord Taunton considered, after what be witnessed
at Oxford with reference to Professor Jowettee
stipend, that it would be the worst thing that could
happen to the university to have the appointswat
transferred to it. (Hew.) It would be most fatal
In the neiversity, and the most improper opens the*
could be adopted with regard to the professorship
itself. (Hear, bear.) He considered there were I
many serious objectines to the BilL (Hear, hem.)
He was anxious that the professor should be properly
remunerated, bet Its doubled if that could be douse
by the present Bill ommietent with the interests of
the university. The Bill would in its operation de-
prive laymen from being appointed, and be thought
it very objectiooable to confine it to clergymeo,
when better laymen might be found. This was
taking • permanent step for the purpose of reme-
dying • Imerwary evil, and might in itself lead to
• pommies% evil. If the question were put to
• vote he @Wald feel booed to vote against the
further progress of the Bill, but was reluctant to do
so, °Powdering the present state of things in the
University of Oxford. He did net like to see one of
the few prises given to the wort* clergy of the
Church —a body not overpaid—thus takes away
from them
AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. —The cattle show
sad dinner of this association will take pleas on
Friday, the 25th of November. In addition to the
prises offered by the society, the following gentlemen
have notified their intention of giving 'woes of plate
—Lord Temkin, Sir P. P. Aculaed, Bart, W. H. P.
G. Legion., Seq., IL P., G. C. Beatinok, Esq.,
hip., 1. Mills, E. A. Seaford, Ign,
A. G. Lethbridge, Req., and J. Hole, Fut
plasghing match will she phios ow Friday,
21, at Mr. Dunning's, Court Bitten, Creech St
Michael.
FIRST SWIM= Colour-esrgeent Wm.
Israel Clarke and Colour-sergeant Charles Cos, of
the First Etoesereet Militia, have just returned from
Ike school of Matesstion at }lithe, where thee wen
wielded kr the situation of musketry imMustses
for o.gim and beat demised sertalsaiss.
Sergeant ke lathe ant period of shooting

obtained MOTO points than any other non.coen•
miesioned officer qualifying fur the appointment, ho
being a fret-class shot, and in the first class foe
judging distinct,. During their training the school
was inspected by his Royal Highness the Doke of
Cambridge, Consmander.in.Chief, and Sergeant
Clarke, on account of his proficiency, was selected
to comniand • section on the occasion for volley and
111. firing.
Sin Hagar A. HOARE. BART.. •ND BTRITY 07
lEtscriox.—Our Taunton correspondent has been
favoured with the sight of a letter, directed to a
voter for East Somerset by a solicitor in the county.
enclosing a card, on which were these words
printed: " To the Liberal and independent voters
of the eastern division of the county of Somerset :
The favour of your vote and interest is respectfully
requested on behalf of Sir Henry A. Hoare, Rare..
Ike Liberal candidate at the next ensuing election."
And then follows, in writing, the following ominous
word.,' Presented by —. Do you wish to make
any arrangement with !aspect to your property that
was mortgaged to me."—SomersersAire Otszette.

Amu:oaf& -Two acciden-ta,--resu-liin-g-Trocn- one
cause, happened a day or two sines. Lady Blade's
coachman had been out with a posy and cart, and
on returning home, when near Spring Grove, the
animal from come cause took fright, and started off
at a furious pace, throwinfg the coachman to the
ground on his bead, but inflicting no serious injury.
On the animal went, with the shafts dangling
behind, knocking down a dud old man, named
Thaws &sevens, on the way. At Milvertoo the
animal's career was arrested, having met with only
a slight sear.
STANTON DREW.-MSLANCHOLT Deavu raou
Bontrino.-This neighbourhood has been thrown
into a considerable stateofexcitement inconsequence
of the death of an old woman named Rebecca Baker,
b:1 years of age. In the absence of her daughter,
who generally took care of her, and who bad gone
to the annual meeting of the club, she caught herself
on fire, and though every assistance was rendered
by the neighbours, she received such injunes as
caused her death. The old lady was much respeeed.
W ESTONZOY LAN D. - Bataan. - The bazaar
and fancy fair in connection with the Methodist Free
Church of this place came off on Monday, the 16th
inst., in the schoolroom adjoinimg the chapel, under
the superintendence of the J. S. Belmar, and
Messrs. Richard and Martnaduke Ling. The scheme
wail set on foot several menthe ago for the purpose.
of raising funds towards the liquidation of the debt
still ezisting on the chapel. The weather wee
beautifully fine, and all the arrangements were
carried out in the most satisfactory meaner. A tea
party was held in the chapel, which was tastefully
decorated with flowers, at five o'clock, when
upwards of 200 persons sat down to partake of the
refreshing beverage, after which addresses were
delivered.

W LLINGTON.-BiNGUIAII CIRCMISTANCE.
On Sunday, the 15th inst., a somber of bass settled
in ono of the chimneys at Greenland. House, near
this town, the residenoe of J. Q. Naar, Req. As
their aloes proximity to the bedroom of Mr. Puller,
Jun., annoyed that gentleman, he speedily, by the
aid of smoke, ejected them from their temporary
domicile. The next morning it was dimwitted that
they had congregated on the top sad sides of the
stone pillars ot the porch in front of the house, and
were divided into about equal numbers. As the
hours progressed the numbers increased, and then a
battle ensued between the two forces, and SD tierce
tram the engagement that the dead and wounded
were in great numbert on both sides. Two hives
have been placed on the porch, but up to this tiros
neither party has evinced the slightest iodination to
take pommies.