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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14

TRIALS OF PRISONERS.
STEALIAG COAT AT WITT AANTON.

Thomu Pepler, labourer, woo indicted for hay-
ing feloniously stolen a quantity of liarley and wheat,
the property of William Beaver, at West Ashton,
on the 2nd of A pd. —Mr. itaysehill ted.—
Tbe jury found the prisoner guilty of receiving.
Mr, Beaven recommended tbe prisoner to mercy.
—The Chairman sentenced him to a month's im-
prisonment in the Devnies Gaol.

fht.iusii Muerte.
George Collins, labourer, pleaded guilty to having
doles two tame rabbits, the property of William
Smith, at Milford. TIN prisoner had several times
previously been eanirkted.—The Chairman now sen-
tenced him to three years' penal servitude —no
on leaving the dock said "Thank you, Sir,
am much oah obliged to you."

ST/LiLLXO • PLANT •T MILTOX.
George Marti°, wae indicted for nesting a *ilk
on the 2nd of ApriL —Mr. Swarm conducted the
prossentiou ; the prisoner was undefended, —The
prosecutor, Abel Rosier ia a carpenter. living at
Milton, and the prisoner rents • sited of the
of the Three Haase Shoes, to work in. Last There-
Asy the prosecutor purchases four foreign deal boards.
He left two in the shed at the public-hones and two
he carried away with him. floes after eight o'clock
the seise evening the landlord disoovered that one of
the planks was sliming. The primmer was on the
premises at dinner time sod also between five and
NZ o'clock. The police were informed of the rob-
bery, and in a room upstairs in his house the plank
was discovered. When charged with the offence be
said be did it for a lark. The prisoner now made a
similar, defence but the jury did not believe his
statement and amordingly found him guilty.—Tbe
Chairman aantanaed him to three mouths' imprison-
ment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-04-14

MILITIA. BTokn.

Mr. Frampton, in_pareasnee of a motion made at
the last seams by Mr. H. Williami, PoPamd that
a sum not exceeding L'6,000 should be voted for the
purpose of erecting DIPW Militia storm for the Dorset
lit . m
euimeot of Militia.Aftar a short disonesioa, Mr.
p. proposed that • sans not exceeding 14.506
should be granted. —The Chairmen' suggested that
the plans foe the proposed stores should be referred
to the committee, and that they should report span
them at the next sessioaa
ELICTIOX OF 14u...0ur5&
There were three applicaats fee this rata,
vacant by the death of Mr. T.risp. ,
Marks Greening. &meld Gifford, e
Bawler. Dm' • division the following weGre"2::
number of votes tor non candidate : Greening, 2.5;
Gifford. ; Bawler, &
The Court them adjourned until 10 o'clock tho
following day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

CIAO' Or MI MARRS?.

ecrw —The market to-day wax very thinly attended.
and trade opeowl eery dull, at Is •nd 2. reduction in
English wheat, but buyers had off, and very little
brine.. was done. The account., (emu all
tarts of the country are of the moat favourable
oheracter, and pnrchasers naturally drire to reap their
share of tbe general aaaaa lade. At the hour of
writing the reduction is front 3s to te on English wheel,
wid decline oe foreign cheat. Scarcely anything wes
done in twirler or oats, but for prime quality the quota-
tions are .lightly in ftivour of buten..
CsTeLlt —The ly of bestirs at to-day'e market was
rather lion than that of the three last weeks, the num-
ber being—homita, 5,360 ; aheep, 21.190. Trade on
the whole wr better than of lose; prime beef ending
• steady tale at 5.. and the beet South Down.
IL 24 per stone. Although for inferior sorts the
market was not Ito brisk, still a good deal of businer
no done, and though a clearance WM not effected at
10 o'clock, still the number of brute on baud was
but few.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

Court anti MO Lift.

TIIN PRINCR AND PAINCVNI OF WALE! fit THE
FIRDILANDS. -It will be gratifying to our readers to
learn that the long journey of the Prinesea of Waled. on
Saturday, did not prevent her attending Divine wonthip
with the Prince in Crathie Church next forenoon. The
Rev. Mr. Anderson, the minister of the patish, offi-
ciated. The church wee very full. It is expected that
the stay of their Royal Higlineems at Abergeldie may
extend over to months or ten weeks and the High-
landers are hopeful that they may honour the Braemar
gathering with their presence. It takes place during
the last week in August. We understand that great
preparations are making by the Countess of Fife to
receive the Prinos and Princess at Mar Castle.—Bosif-
shire Journal.

Her Majesty, the Queen, accompanied by Prince
Alfred and the Princess Helena, embarked on Wednes-
day morning for 0 rmany. The embarkation was
devoid of all ceremonial, no penions being allowed
within the dock-yard, or to approach • window under
the penalty of instant dime . Her Majesty had •
most favourable voyage, and arrived on the other side
of the channel at an early hour on Wednesday if ter.
noon and proceeded to Brussels, where her Royal uncle,
the King of the Belgians, was waiting to receive her,
and her Majesty dined with the King at the Palace of
Lichen that evening. The voyage was made without
any mishap, and the Royal travellers were in the en-
joyment of good health. In reference to the orders
given by the officials of Woolwich llock-yard, the Pod
says .—" We have reason to believe that the notice
which appeared on Monday last, stating the penalty
to be inflicted in case any emplopi in Woolwich Arsenal
even approaching a window during the panne of the
Queen to the Royal yacht, gave great offence to her
Majesty. The Queen bad simply desired that all cere-
mony might be dispensed with on the exasion, and that
there might be no assemblage of persona admitted to
view the proceedings ; and it naturally caused her very
great annoyance to find that measure* so harsh and so
foreign to her nature could possibly be presumed to
have emanated from herself."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

BIRTHS.

August 18. at Dorchester, the site of Mr. Robert
Byttos, of the Wood and Sons lon. ore eon.:
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August 10, at the Que. n's lion e, Lyndhurst, the
wife of Lawrence Henry Cuniherbenek, Esq., of a an.
August 4 at Clapham. Surrey. the wife of Mr Wm..
Harding. auctitemer, late of Dorchester, of a daughter.
August 7, et riturnsinater Newton, the wife of Mr
William %lambiHuey, of twin boye.
August 10. at •derpton the wife cf JIMA'S
West Erg governor of the viol, of • eon.
August 13, at 73 tit. IlarT•etreet, Weymouth, the
wife of Hr. Thomas H. Wl.llimns, draper and silk
mercer, of ii son... _

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Auguat 13, at 11, St. Mary-itreet, 'Weymouth, the
wife of Mr. J. O. Rowe, of • daughter.
A u„gu.• 9. .t ladchester, the wife of Mr. Case (of
Merry. Williams bank) of • Kw.
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Aagust 7, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. Ling,
stationer, of. son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

MARRIAGES.

Austin 13, at Radquail Church, by the Rev. Charlet
Blackd.n, Mr. B. Herb', of fI.M.S. C0i0110•1., to
El o,beth, ymingeat daughter of the We Mr. William
Webber, of Nottiegton.
Augu4 15, at Chatinouth parish daunts, by the Rev.
E R. Breton, riutor, William fluilio.n, Esq., of Lyme
Roo, to xi. Nolo, of the former place.
August 13. at .alisbury. by the Rev H J Chancellor,
Joseph Burden, of the Wilts and Dorset Bank.to Fanny,
dati.later of the late Mr. Charles Creed, of valisbury.
August 13, at Barnes, by the Rev. Robert Moore,
MA , rector of Rt. Giles', Dorset, &nil prebendary of
Salisbury, assisted by the Rev. Henry Pratt, 31 A.,
rector of She'd°. Mallet, and canon of Peterborou.h,
uncles of the hr de. William ltopk no roekell. Esq.,
sth Regiment M.ll 1., second surviving son of James
rocket!, Esq , to Constar e Emily, eldest daughter of
the Rev. R. U. Shape. late curate of Colsterworth.
August 12, at the Minster. W imborne. by the 1t...
H. P. rookesley. Henry, eldest son of Henry Longman,
Fag . of Upper Gloucester place, London, to Chi-tidies,
third daughter of I. 0. Chislett, Esq.
August 12, at Trinity Chunk Weymouth, by the
Rev. Talbot Greece, 11 A.. rector of St. Mary's, Mel-
combe Regis, assisted by the hey. Alfred Hooke, Id A.,
cousin of the bridegroom Thomas T. It, Hooke, Eaq.
of Norton .Hall, Worcestershire, to Anna Maria Rosa,
55th daughter of the late Rev. Charles Clifton, M.A.,
of Tyatar,, rector of Ll.nifgan and Llardrynach, in the
county of Brecon

Augu' st 13, at Itrighton, by the Rev. H. N. Wagner,
vicar, Mr. Thomas Austy, baker, Dorchester, to Miss
Mary Ann Green. second daughter of the late Mr.
John Green, Woodhall Farm, Mepershel, Bedfordshire.
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DEATHS. •
August 4, al 30, Ferl-Areet, Finsbury, of intlansea.
tins t.f the lungs, Mr. Richard Gllitoll, formerly of tbo
Antelope Hotel, Dorobtoder, red 65.
Aogn-t, 9, at bit rrenlence in New-street, Salisbury,
Mr. Simi!. pcinter end gl.sier, age 4 73 years.
August 9.. t Dorchester, Mr. George Coombs, etr-
penter, nett 72.
August 8. at Weymouth, Mr. Robert Sticklaad.
formerly • wise mid epirit streclimit at Dorchester, in
his 45th year.
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Codmanstone, Mr. Robert Biles, imith
and farrier, aged 69, much respected.
August 12, at Bouraasiouth, Mies Elisabeth SsLou,
aged 19.
Auseit 12, whilst on duty in the Boas* of Commons,
Mr. Willman Kay, for nearly 30 years messenger to the
library. aged 70.

August 11. at North-atreet, Wareham. after a short
Maw. Captain George Batriek, an old inhabitant,
aged 72.
A ugust 12, at Rinivood, Mr...4MM Kittier, apd 74.
an old ,nhabitant of that place.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County &pre.. amid
Agricultural Gaulle, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
TIC

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
DIRCHESTER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

AMUSING.

Cossouso Nrws—s Ass la °Peso's.

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Angrrarre or 8. T. CoLgairms. —On Coleridge, the
poet and philosopher, ono' arriving at an inn, be is rid
to have called out, ore reinado. "Waiter, do you din.
here collectively or individually?" "&r," replied the
puzzled waiter, "we dines at sir."
Washington Irving's characteristic was quiet humour ;
mild enough, but quaint, as when be mid to • gentleman
who, in • thnodsr-storm, declined to take shelter under
• tree, having promised to his Whet, who had been
ones hit, never to do no,—" Oh, that makes all tin
difference in the world. If it is hereditary, and lightning
ran in pour family, you are wise."
Tag YANKS{ 8A57141).—" Are you a married man?"
asked a Yankee one day of fellow-traveller in • railway
our, "No, 1 am not," was .he rather curt reply,
"Are you • bachelor?" "No," was the still curter but
imeless response. "Are you • widower?" "No."
"Then what in the world are you?" "I am • divorced
man," was the answer, which at length gay, • quietus
to his tormentor.

DWI FOS LADIES VISITING TVS MOORS. —Powder
sad shot milk. Married ladles will of outing pt their
ba.lieisds to ses to the charge. Peroussioo asps are only
soitabl• for matrons. As I 11101111•1111 initiation tato thr
use of er•-arma, the prettiest girls should practise shoot-
ins 'lassoes throush double-Weaned opera-glares.—
Puma.

COXIMATION OF SZSTIFOL—r= Pattie:o, who
waa convicted at the late Wmtaot Annan of tbe
murder of her infant, has had the capital seatenes com-
muted to penal servitude for life, epee the remenneen-
dation c(&. JuliosNallor, beim Irkutsk was Ida.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

THE BISHOP'S MEETING OF ARCHDEACONS,
RURAL DEANS, AND CLERGY.

The annual meeting of Archdeacons, Rural Deans, he.,
was held in the Palace, Seli-bury, on Monday and two
following days. On Tuesday the Holy Communion was
celebrated in the Cathedral, at eight o'clock. After the
half past ten seraos in the Cathedral, the Si-hop and
Chin, by the Dean's leave, assembled in the Cathedra
Library, where the Bishop made his tonal statement of
the chief events which had taken place in his diocese
during the past year, and also mentioned certain mat-
ters of public interest melding the Church at large.
The meeting then procee to consider the following
subjects :_l. " Dialcultim connected with the Order
for the Burial of the Dead f' and & " The Fund for the
Augmentation of Poor Benellees." On Wednesday
morning,after Divine services, the Bishop brought befogs
the meeting the subject of the Revised Code, and re-
commended to the attention of the clergy, who have
schools under Government, a pamphlet 'mien by the
Rev. & C. Collard. Chaplain of the Training School, and
published by Messrs. Brown and Ox., Salisbury.
With rederence to the Training School at Salisbury, it
was observed that it was at present in • zuedpro•perous
state, end the demand for mistime., exceeded sup-
ply. The next question for consideration was the Nowt
Middle School, and is reference to this subject it may
be remarked that In May last a prospectus was issued
stating that it was proposed to establish • public, whoa
In Bonet, to be called the "Dorset County filabooL"
The school is intended to provide for the eons of yeomen,
tradesmen, and professional men, a sound and useful
caseation, in sooordanos with the doctrine end discipline
of the Church of Ragland. The Bishop of the diocese
will he the visitor of the school, and the head master
will be a clergyman holding his lordship's license. The
Bishop then alluded to the Wilts and Dorset Peniten-
tiary, and Mated that there was • deficiency in the
funds, expressing • hope that it might be better sup-
ported. The subject of the Missionary Students was the
seat topic of conversation, and it was Mated that there
were several young men who were anxious to become
student.. The Rev. J. & Philippe, of Warminster,
stated that he knew of an opportunity of purolucing ex-
cellent premise* for the Mission House, and expimsed a
hope that the hinds would be forthcoming. The remain-
ing subject was that of County Historia, and it appeared
that several had been sent in, that others were in soon.
of preparation, and that the sabiet seemed to be taken
tip more generally by the away.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

riMl A YELLER wanted in the WHOLE-
I. SALK TEA TEAL/Es—Apply to " &H.," et the
office of this paper.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
TORDINOTON, DORCHESTER.

rpHIC DORCHICSTER COAL COMPANY
I. beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
rally, that they are now SELLING CO at the
folio wing
REDUCED PRICES,
FOR OASH.
41 Asir Yee* lORDINOTON:--
Best Walls-end Coal, Screened rit: 11:
„ Small ditto ..... la. Od.
„ Ruohon ditto
Radstock ditto ditto
„ Neath Culm
NO CHARGE for DELIVERY in Dorchester and
Fordington.
44 at Orval Waters Railway Sreents :
Malden
Derchwoor. Neetoo Toiler.
Best Radetook Coal, Screened lid. 100. lOid.
„ Small ditto
„ Newport Small (Smith's) Is. Od. Is. Od. le. Orl.
Estohon Cool ls. lid. le. lid. Is. lid.
Hello Coal ls. Od Is, Od. Is. W.
Teuby Stone Coal ls. M. it bd. L. sd.
„ Neatll Culm
All Coals not paid for within three months will by
charged Id. per met. more.
REST TA Itl.F. SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered ot auy Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on resormoble terms.
No very hest ROMAN, PORTLAND, and BATH
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, Ac.
The Donau:erg! Cosa ..... are also IMPORT.
tilts of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, ko„ As., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES,
All Goods will be delivered, if required, Many di.
Lance, on the payment of reesonsble rotas for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. Wit Lion L'Honng, the
C44uPanY's Manager, Fordington. Dorchester, will have
Luniediate attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

THE BRASS SAND CONTEST AT THE
CRYSTAL PALACE

lt gives us great pleasure to chronicle the
very marked success which was achieved by the
Blandford Band at the Crystal Palace, on Tuesday,
the 24th ult. Certainly we know of nothing which
has conferred greater honour on the town of Bland-
ford, and which reflects more highly on the perse-
verance, diligence, and artistic skill of those engaged.
1 We all knew we bad it very excellent band. Former
contests had proved its efficiency, and many looked
forward to the late contest with the expoctation that
the laurels previously carried off would be eclipsed
on this occasion. Bat, we believe, the result has far
exceeded that expectation. The first prize of £3O, a
magnificent champion circular Contra Ban, in double
fl flat,with three rotary cylinders, beautifully clear°.
plated, —and a very handsome cup, worked in
aluminum gcld, and ornamented with appropriate
devices, baying been awanied,the two former to the
band, and the latter to the bandmaster, Mr. H.
Flyers. Nor was this all, for one of their number,
(Mr. T. Hunt,) who is also the leader of the Tem-
perance band, obtained a special prise, value £2O,
in the shape of an electro-plated and gilt, elegantly
chased, baritone horn, ea the best solo player on
that kind of instrument. The value of the prime
amounted to £loo.—Stich manes, the result of-care-
ful training and individual exertion, naturally called
forth in the minds of the inhabitants of the town a
desire to give the members of the Champion band of
England • fitting ovation, and accordingly on Thurs-
day evening,almost as soon as it warn known that the
band would return by the 7.15 p.m. train, the
members of the nfle corps, under the command of
Sergeaut-Major Abbot, assembled in front of the
Townhall, arid, preceded by the drum-and-fife band,
marched to the South-Western Station at Blandford
fit. Mary, followed by • goodly number of the in.
habitants. The corps were drawn up in single file
on the station platform,the fife-and-drum-band, under
the able leadership of Mr. Applin, occasionally per-
forming appropriate pieces, and every eye now and
again was eagerly directed up the line anxious to
catch the first glimpse of the approaching train.
About the usual time the "iron horse," ornamented
with flowers, Ic., for the occasion, appeared, and
daring the time of collecting the tickets the hand-
some Wainer presented to the band, and bearing the
nscription—"The Champion Braes Baud of England,"
was bung from the doors of the carriages. As soon
as the train arrived at the platform, the volunteers
and others present gave three beady cheers, and
amid the hearty coogratedaticitui of their frieuds the
successful competitors passed through the station.
A procession was then formed in the following
order
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

CROWN COURT.—FRIDAT.
(Before Mr. Chki Justice Enz.)

The Court opened at nine o'clock this morning when
the following gentlemen were sworn on the grand
—Sir Wm Hiles, Bart., ILP., foreman; errs. w.
F. Knatchbull, F. H. Dickinaon, 'T. T. Ruction, J. C.
Somerville, .1. Hippealey, R. B. Napier. B. N. Grenville,
C. Saunders, G. Wow, B. C. Grenhill, W. H. Bar-
ford, 8.. K. AL King, H. J. Addington, C. Barton, W.
S. Wait, B. L Phipps, J. Kurth, G. T. Graham, J.
Giles, R. H. Dickinson, R. A. Fineman, and S. H.
Clark.

The usual formalities having been gone through,
HO Lordship charged the grand Jury. He con-
giatulated them on the state of the calendar, which
showed an improvement in many impotent respects as
compered with the calendar of last year. He alluded to
'Nand cases in the calendar, pointing out the particular
feature§ of each.

0111•DA1 OP OTIALLIIO • SOVINZION AT C•• 17.1 C•lt
Robert Morgan. a cattle dealer, out on bail. was
h with stealing a soverldgn, the money of Joseph
eTaayr at Castle Cary, on the 7th of April. Mr.
Hooper prosecuted; M. Prideaux and Mr. H. T. Cole
were for the defence.—The Jwo.sontcr is landlord of the
Angel Inn, Castle eau, and on the 7th April, the fair
day, the prieoner and • farmer named Minterient were
In the Inn. The latter asked for change of • eovereign,
and the landlord took some money from a tin box, sod
turned a sovereign on to the bar table. The wife of the
Cliwtor swore that she maw the • lean over the
anid sweep the sovereign into his pocket. She,
however, mid nothing for twenty minutes, and then
she told her husband, who went after prisoner and gave
him into custody—On behalf of the prisoner it was
proved that he had a considerable arm of money in his
peisseasion,and that the prosecutor and his wife accused
several other persons of having the sovereign.—The jury
aequitted the prisoner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

THE CORN TRADE.

LONDON, Friday.—Fresh up to Nark-lane to-day a
small supply both of old and new Kaglish wheat wee
received. The whole of the supply not disposed
of, yet no material change took in prises, soap
wed with Monday. The quotation for new wee 465.
to 58.. per qr. There was a fall average supply of
foreign wheat on the stands. Generally 'puking, the
trade was very inactive, and priece were barely sup-
perked. Floating cargoes of grain moved off slowly, at
about stationary prices. 'The market wee very =der
obeli supplied with barley. The demand, however, wan
in • sluggish state, at late rates. la malt about an
average basinees was tranauted, on former terms. 71iii
supply of oats was moderately large. Nearly all
qualitiee wen in slow request, at barely previous quota-
tions. Both heals and peas met • slow sale, at late
The import of American goer being very
lame—via, 57,770 banal', the demand both for English
end foreign qualities ruled inactive, and, in some in.
glances, prices were somewhat easier.

Invizve. Thersday. The harvest may now be said
to have commenced in Ulla district; this, together with
fair, which is held this day, has combined
to reduce our attendance at market to a minimum, and
what buetheu was transacted was done at barely last
week's quotations.
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flgtirfot, Thuraday.—tiome rain has fallen during
the last few days much to the benefit of the growing
crops generally, but • continuancr of wet would
interrupt harvest operations, which hay. commenoed
in this district with the promise of an abundant yield.
On our market this afternoon then wa• • moderate
supply of English wheat, which sold .lowly at barely
last week's rates. Arrivals of foreign heavy. and values
IL per quarter lower. Grinding barley in good demand
at late quotations. Peas and Indian Dorn in large supply, '
and Is. per quuter. &Gaper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

urrnio rill TO • RACK OF T/HIAT AT ILITIREAIf.

William Davis, 20, lelsourrr, was Waned for niti
Ire to a wheat stack. the property of Thomas Reed,2
Keynsham, on tbe 19th Jana. Ths rick was set lust.
about four o'clock oa the above-mentioned morning,
sad prima, who was seen in the neighbourhood at the
time, afterwards pee himself up to the police as the
who had done it. fle now denied the Aimee,
pines.
timrt jury ecevisied him. and hip was sentenced to 12
samitlia' imprisonment, with bard taboo:.

A TOOllO DIJITEL•DOt
Jamie dell Mord, • boy 13 years of bp, was indicted
for maliciously wouadli.y Matthew Moore, with intent
to do him perilous bodily bans, at Willow on the bib
of Jane. The peisoner and the progenitor worked to-
gether in a soiling at Wellow,and bow= Moore strode
him, prison.. took • sandlestiek and beat him so
y that be wee ineendble for three weeks, and
was now in a dangerous Kate, being partially gossiped
and searoaly able to speak. Prison*, admitted that he
had dose it, and said be would none others like it if
thoy struck him. The jsry found him guilty of unlaw-
fully wounding, arid the Jodie mired that he should
he dhobarpd on his father being bound in • bond of
£lO for his appearanos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

IIIPOI3BIBLL

NOTHING

The greatest and sat uoaftil Unman the ar.
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Three King-court, Lombard-street, Landwa, Pewroases
Her May, respectfully offer to the public tide truly
marvellous uid, which gradually restarts the bons
hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age.
The Ague Amarella bas nose at properties at dye's
it, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and whines
hair is once metered, one application per mouth will beep
it in perfect colour. d single bottle irM es, prim ems
guinea half bottles, 10a. IL Testinatmide Irma
of the highest oaks and teem individuals 011161•164
respectability may be inspected on applieetket.
Messrs. J. 008 NELL, and Co., bare bees appeilledi
Perfumers to H.E. H. the Primrose at Weise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

BY zinutas ê ardiormo TELSOR4III.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
Kam-Lurk Monday. Awele la-71" ani'all ol
elwallels
mwheat daring the peat mask has b••• °,l • v•i7
scale. New qsailtim have changed hands some.
what hasty, at from 48.. to Me. per qaarier ; bat last year's
parcels bans sommaads'd very Bale attendee• at late
ratea. Tbe imparts et foriarn whist have not increased.
Good and g...smples Imre mostly realised lull write.
ci.. aborese, the trade has soatimeed in • very
hwity,.. isms, at bandy farmer qestaktaaa. New
Preseb asrlay ham been oa offer at 33s per quarter,
freight Demi and Insomnia. New English has moved
hady, at Sea. to 40a. per quarter • but other kis&
bsDa met • dull inquiry at lat. Tiles. Th• malt traria
ma bees moderately active, at full quotatioaa. Good
weed ma hare produced Gd. per quitter marl money,
but Mellor corn has sold slowly at previous earrenalek
No quotable sharp has taken place in either beams or
peak and sales have bees restriatad. Both Enelhas
and foreign sour have ruled beim at former term.
Continental advi••• brine liia,marketa for most
kinds of produce. Letters from Niow York inform as
that export inquiry for besidiges are soraorrhat
sonnets&

Thi cutting and carrying of wheat, barley, oda, and
is is progressing eteedify, and I.olls accounts agree ,
that the produce la • fall average.
In Ireland and Scotland, the grain bad• bal been in
• 11•101•11 state, severthassi, very little °hinge has
taken place in tie prime
The returns reeencly ,As up of or importations of
'wheat and flour daring the first half of the present year
shows that we have taken an amount amain percent.
below that of the average of the two presiding yearn
Prussia, however, haa maintained her rate oftoompara-
ties increase eh* exhibited last year, and haws has
shown renewed ability to send as some consideanbl•
0012141113101118 of flour.
The averages for the past week are as follows :
Wheat, 48e. 74.; oats, 5104. beans, 30a. ; peak
Ma M. per qr.

CU= or Tux sum%

colic—Tb. supply of foreign-- ends-- wad-. flour has bets
considerable derina the nag week. %AWNS however
is limy inactive, mid roost things the two in favour of
burst New P.aglis h wheat (whits). in Pried sedi-
tion. realised Ns. to Mc a quarter; red Mis to Itflo.
Barley was abort, but the demand was Inoomiderable.
The supply of oats also was extremely moderate, and
sold slowly at previous quotations.
cArms. -The supply of beasts at the market to-day '
wu considerable, but most of them inferior in quality. ,
The busman was doll, and the tendency of prime,
downward, 4a. 104. being the top prim for beef. Mattes
Irma also lower, the premibur prim being fe. for the
beet, although for some small Downs the extreme
gestations Wm realised.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

SOMERSETSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

These amiss' commenced at Wells on Thunday last.
Mr. Chief Justice Erie arrived from Bodmin early in
the afternoon, and, attended by the High Sheriff, Capt.
Seobell, R.N., proceeded at once to the Towhnall, and
opened the conuniesion. later in the day Mr. Justice
Willie alao arrived, and on Friday morning they at
tended Divine service at the Cathedral, but no sermon
Wl' preached.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-11

CATTLE MARKETS.

mrraorouTLx, Thursday—To-day's market was
fairly supplied with beast. as to number, but their
general quality wee inferior. There. prime breeds on ,
cffer sold slowly at about previous rates, the top quota.
lion being 41. 101 per ftlh. Inferior stock warn very
dull, at barely stationary prices. The show of sheep was
moderate. Downs Rai half.breds were in fair reqemt
at full currencies, via., 4s. Bd, to ba per Sib., but in.
ferior sheep ruled heavy at prides barely equal to Mon-
day. Lambe were in moderate supply and sluggish re-
quest at late quotations. There warn • largo supply of
esdrus in the market, and the veal trade was very doll.
The most inferior salves sold as low as 81.. Iser
Pigs and Mitch cows mood off heavily at late rates.—
Total sunray :—Reasie, 1,100; ewes, : sheen. 10,N10 ;
calves, 6141 ; pica, 210. Foreign—Beasta, 500; sheep,
2,); calves, 450.

itlll4ll/1... Thursday. --There we. a short supply of fat
awl stow cattle •t our market to-day, probably owing
to holdrrs keeping them hack for the Landadown fair
on bl lay next The supply of beef was very short;
nerertheleu there WU little demand, and the number
of buyers was extremely limited. The condition of the
beasts on offer was but middling, and trade, on the
whole, was rather dull, best samples realising from
lm. per cwt., and secondary from 564. to 60a.
A comparatively large supply a sheep, but a dose in-
ejection alloweet the number of good sample. to be very
email. and the pens, on the whole, were much inferior
to thaw of last week; best descriptions sold at from
Gi.L to 7.1., and for poor sheep unusually high prices
were naked. A tolerably good supply of lambs, but not
much in demand. and prices showed a downward ten.
dency. from 74. l to being an average quotation,
end obtained in a few instances. Short supply
of store cattle. and trade dull, probably owing to the
'holiness of grass at the present time. Pigs about the
punyu last week. Small show of horse., and little
domg, breedern and other. reserving them for the ap-
proaching fairs.

.
CIWGATI AND LIADINBALL, Fridar•—Tbe utpPly of
meat on sale is modents, and the trade rules he.
at barely otationary priee.. Interior beet, 3.. to 3..4d.;
middling ditto, 3.. 64. to 31. 41. ; 1 11. e large ditto,
34. 104. to ; prime small ditto. 41. lode. 24.; real
3.. 10(1. to 4a. 44.; interior mutton, 3a. 24. to 3s. 6d. ;
prime ditto, 4.. 44. to 44. ad. ; large pork. 3a. 44.
to 3.. 10.1. ; small pork, 4a. 2d. to 446 d. ; lambs, 4s. 6d.
to fo. 44.

110 P MARKET.

801.011a9, Frlday.—Tbe accounte from these parte
of the plantations winch hare hitherto been orno•
paratively free from blight are very favourable, but
from other district, the reports at hand are dimouraging.
In the neighbourhood of Maidstone. Canterbury, and a
few dietriate in East Kent, and in most parts of Suarez,
the bine is looking welL Knee our last report tbe
demand for nearly all kinds of bop* has ruled inactive ;
ncrerthelm. prices hare been steadily supported. The
foreign import continues moderate for the time of year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

CA'ITLE MARKETS

ItTROPOLITAN, Th.rlll67.—Tha nuither of blasts is
Considerably larger than on Thursday bud ; yet the
demand is good, end a fair clearance is effected, at full
late prices. The stipply of sheep has not
Trade is brixk, end quotation. on the average are
-rather higher. We are fairly mpplied with calves and
lanai. • there is a cheerful trade for them, at rather
,w" mi., Our foreign supply emisieM of
11R2 beasts, 1,130 cheep, and 422 rabies. Mitch news.
126. Bemis at market, 1,265 ; sheep and lambs, 10,670;
calve., 1011 . pigs. 160.
NeWt:ITE AU/ LLADENHALL. Friday. —Moderate
eupplien of meat arc on wale. lienerally speaking the
treile rules firm. as follows —lnferior beef, 3.. to 4.4.1.;
toiariling ditto, 3s. 111. to 2s. 10.1,: prime large ditto,.
41. to 40. ; ditto small ditto, 4. 4.1. to 4a. : large
pork, 311. 2.1. to 4a. 1.1: inferior tout op 3. 4.1. to 3..141.;
twiddling mutton, 3. 10.1. to 4.. 4.1; 'in • ditto. 4..6.1.
to 4*. Md.; veal. 3.. 10.1. to 4.. &L; small pork, 4a. &I. to
lamb. In.to to.

Betterii, Thuraday.--The supply of beef was we 7
large, and oonsistid of beasts from Devon, Hereionl.
and Ireland. They were of excellent quality. especially
them from Devon. The large supply of beef was
probable owing to the short market of the preceding
week. The sale was not brisk. owing to the dealers
not realising the prices demanded, and a laree quantity
remained unsold. The prices for prime quality beef
were from 0:14. to Mc The supply of mutton mu also
very large—a great deal more than was required, and
'remained a drag in the market; it wee, however, of
excellent quality, bat heavy sales were effected in light
weights, at from 6d. to 61d. per lb. The supple of lamb
we. very limited, and cot sufilcsient for the demand;
what mu tiere was cleared out of the market at ass ~lv
beer, notwithstanding the very high price, Vu., 7ed. to
Si. per lb., according to loality. A sprinkling of fat
calves frost Ireland fetched 7.1. per lb. There were •
how fat pig., principally from Ireland, for which there
was a languid male, at from Re. 9d. to 9s. per mons. A
email supply of porkers at 105. per more. The market
eras well stocked with quarter-old pigs, which fetched
free be, to Die. A moderate quantity of large store
pigs were selling at from Vie, to ilia. each, according to
eine. There yam sho a moderate supply of cows and
calves, at lent week's pekes ; sucking calves were selling
from l9e. to Vie. A smarter market of bones than
meepl, hot the beeliness w. lim;ted.
Friday.—Clipped wethers. large, 51h1. per rt..;
dime. swish,um: ma. small, ditto, 6.1.;
iambi. RR. per lb.; butcher: Wren, best, 644.: inferior
ditto. lid, to Sift. : rearing ditto. Ma. to 70s. each ; beef,
best. Ile. ; Inferior ditto, leis. GA. toll., per score;
barmen, Ns. to Na. lid per score ; ewes and lambs, fiOs.
to 70e.; cows and calves, 1.13 to C3O. Pork carcases. Rs.
to Ss. ski. per more. Rough fat, 30. per lb. Yolk
wool, lie. 2.4. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

LONDON CORN MARKET.

- • By SPECIAL RIPRESS.

/NV. (TROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

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MONDAY, .117 NE 16.

um= STATE OF THE CORN TRADE.
es •
kL.114.41111• Mender. Jar llS.—Derlag the Peet
reek vi have had some cold. *NW "am. Lid
44404 Viedie It may be deemed somewhat fortunate
, .-.. that this deecripiee of weather did sot take Sam at a
littis Mist period, when the what would have been in
• ssal trio the. eraddered of much benefit. thlat ;kid is mealy prise show. a luxuriant growth,
r a ground rali=gb• ocessidered full of promise.
re • fkirlog -.sate remarkably well, except on
ee. • ressiosal please where the seed was got in late. The
rata rime at • hemelleial period for the pea and her
_es_ membered whirl have been improved by the moisture.
es 77. wee. al swedes, from thia cense 1100 w almost oertabs.
att amid sewing is new being tepidly prewar with, where
the weed ham set already been got la. Yaaguld, hovers',
eml•
• la WIWI plasm le a °ampler ?afire.
•••
Dr
, • n iure past week the quanta of / Englieb wheat
er
resolved at our market hu been moderste, nevertheless,
a
•efee demand ler both red and white qualities bey ruled
qv-
r• very inactive, sod pre/Thou rates have been with diloalt7
impleseted, eepeotally for inferior qualities. Tiu import"
foreign wheat bre been somewhat limited for the
• • Ere if Far Really floe qualities have "hanged hauls
-to • Mir Greet, at full quotations. Other
. Ids& hare sold heavily, and in some turner
Priam beim given way Is. per quarter.
. Only limited supplies of English and foreign hanky
ire been brought forward. The trade, however, has
me 'rum lase rivet than the previous week. In the quota.
Mous no change has taken plass. Malt has moved off
• anenewitat truly, sad previous rates have been well
. flood rand oale hare rid steadily at full
v e'e ' =6"Beessis have ruled • turn dearer, and peas have
mimmeaded very full prime. Owing to • larp influx of
lw bar from Aeries the flour trade has been Lees active,
• a. rid re rates for foreign have ruled in favour if the
r.
•• •
- "%ear of the foreign markets have been inactive for
as the lime of year. 'Me shipments of breed stale from
Aerie" hiiire slightly inert-seed.
ilmitland fine wheat and oats have realised fall
earrucies. Otherwise trecle has continued in solstitial
rate.
The Irish markets almost generally have been dull,
hat no °bears of importance has taken place in prior
„ The London avenges few the week Lave been :
.ao ••• . Wheat, 47a. Id. ; barley, 32..; cote, Els. Id.; beaus,
aZILSd.
CLOSING STATE OF THE MARKET THIS
' DAY t
Th• =PIO of home-rows owe has been slightly in
. erre of previous weeks. That of foreign very limited.
• • Trade 011 the whole very dell, the tanager being
o downward, except for finest maniples in good eondition,
which maintain late quotation'. Inferior 'nil+ of all
ions.,. dillkv,ie of sale
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

YETRO POLITAN CATTLE ILARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

The supply of beasts at Ibis day's mutat ham bees
wiederate. Prices shoat the MISS as last week. Trade
slow, bat firm tor ewe quality meat.

CORN MARKMR.

NARY-LAY; Friday.—Tbe supply of English wheat
et sale here to-day was very moderate. Owing,how.
ever, to the favourable accounts at band g the
appearance of the crops in most parts of England the din
amid for both red sad white qualities was is a sluggish
Mate, but, compared with Monday, so quotable :hangs
took place in prime. Fine foreign wheals sold somewhat
freely, at full currencies. la other kinds very little was
pandits at barely late rates. The show of samples was
amuionably extensive. Floating cargoes of grain were a
dull inqahy, at about previowi quotations. Barley, the
ahow of which was enly nioderatm changed hands
slowly, on former term.. Fine mound malt was soiree,
and to request. at full quotations. Other descriptions
were leas active- The oat trade was dull nevertheless
there were no sellers on lower terma The supply of
foreign oda is much reduced. Beans, though in fair
average emptily, were quite as dear am last week. The
tale for peas was steady. Is prime no change took
place. Owing to • large influx from America the flour
bade was in a sluggish state, and late rates were barely
supported. Linseed IMO finn in price. but the rape was
the tore cheaper. All other wads, aa well as cakes,
were • dull inquiry.
BRISTOL. Thuniday. At OUT market to-day there
was a good supply of English wheat, which met a free
sale at lardy the prime of this day week. Foreign in
retail demand, witkzut alteration in value. Earley
supported List week's values, with a limited inquiry.
The supply of oats is in excels, of the demand, and
values generally were Gil. per quarter cheaper. beans
and Indian eons a shade lower.
Dec tear. Thunday.—We had a fair supply of wheat
the prices asked were more than millers felt disposed to
.give, and • slow sole was the result. prices being on.
altered trona but work. In barley nothing doing.
'Wheat beat, ffia to :Ala Cud. ; ditto. secondary. Mai. to
43.., ditto. inferior, 34e. to Ma. ; barley, 30a to 34..;
osLy, is. toße.; beam. :ttis. to 441.; pees, 36. to Vs.
4)er gr. ; vetches, M. ad. to 71. per bushel ; flour, fine,
3tis. to IC.; ditto. seconds. :tl.. to 37. per sack.
lA-Ambit:Lei, Friday. --Wheat trade quiet. Last
week'. prima asked, but to make mem-eft in males a
little concession must be made. Spring corn slow, at
late rates.
}...X1.T/Sit, Friday. —Wheat • small supply-Best
whit. M. 3d. to fia ; ditto (red). fie. 9,1. to 6a. per
bailey, (malting) 4s. 4,1. to 46. 7.1. ; ditto
(grinding), 3e. id. in 4a. 0.1. ; oats (hest quality),
hl. to 3e. ; ditto inferior ditto. 2a. 10d. to :1.. ;
per imperial in. Flour—Superfine, 375. to 34..;
fur. 31.6 ; woods, Zia. sll3s. per 280th.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

Somerartsbire.

YEOVI4--Cuicutl iii•TCH. —A ina'ah between
the Yeovil and Dorchester cricket clubs was played
00th. ground of the former on Wedoes day, the 10th
instant One innings only we. pla tad in corm-
games of the very unfavourable state Atha weather,
and resultel in favour of tbe Yeovil cl ab by lb Mal
Mr. Loma catered co the ground, whiles Wu Ballot,
of the Chougha, after the match, peon dad • substan-
tial dinner at her well-known hcatoiry. Annexed
is the wore :

Longman, b. Monk ---
Look, run out . . .
Iltirsuns, it. Wodissa, s. Woodgete
Petah% bit wicket .
Ahern, hit ssiekist
Webb, not out
'noes& o. Moak. b. Woodgste
42als, kg before wicket, e. oek
Tuneielitk. a Moak, b. Woodgeto
o. Nswissan, A. Monk ..
-Esker, b. Wootleste
Byes I, In byes 2, vibes 4, ...

YROVIL CLEM

Ball, run out
Webb. e. Parsons, b. Gale
Newman, run out . .
Moak, a Pampa, b. Webb
Woodcock. b. Webb ..
Wildman, b. Franks ..
Edward', b. Franks .
Ryan. b. Webb . .
Blake, b. Franks
Woodeate, not out .
Whitby, b, Franks . .
Byes 3, wide* 11, .

STOFORD.—Fstn.—This fair took place on
Thursday last, and, like most of it. predecessors,
wee ushered is with beery showers of min, which
continued nearly the whole day. Nothwithemediug
there was • large number of deafen is attendance,
and • fair quantity of business tranasoted. The
following are a few of the prices obtained :-81ore
sheep, which showed • slight improvement in value,
sold at from 344 to 46e ; hoes, from 33e. to 44..;
wailers ahe fetched from 34a. to 45e. Fat beef
Istelied from UM 6d. to I2a. per score ; and eters
stock, of which there was more than our ordinary
.qaantity, sold dull. Some good cart horses changed
land, at fair prior.

BATK.-41 VIZT Nies Tama !—Considerable
encitement has been created in the city in con-
sequence of the fact haring oozed oat that the
magistrates' clerk is in the habit ef charging • com-
mission of five per cent. for receiving and plying
into the treasury the fines inflicted by the magis-
trates. It appears that in the notorious Dansoombes
tees the magistrate? clerk received £4 IS& as his
fees, and £2 Ilia besides, being the amount of his
per °outage on the £5O floes indicted. The custom,
we underlies/Id, prevailed in the time of the pre-
decessor, who likewise tilled the °Him of town clerk,
and died worth £120,000; but it does not appear
that, in the table of fese sanotioned by the Home
Secretary, any such charge is included.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS
DR. SMITH has just published • FREE
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VOICE, or PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND. A New
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Dimness of Sight, Inseiteds, Isdigestion. Dislike to
Society, Load Ws/drams, Maeoslar Rdazatioa, Languor,
Listkismass, Dopremion. ko., whine, if neodeeted_ , results
in Consumption, Inanity, sad premature Noah ; with
plain directions for perfect restoration to health sad
vigour. Sent post free to soy address, on receipt of •
directod envelope, modosing two
Address, Dr. aims, 8, Burton-oremen"MstroaM.
square, London, W.C.
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Dr. SMITH will, for the BENEFIT of pinups
oolsria, from NERVOUS DEBILITY, kit, es risseiv-
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directed envelope for repay) send his
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

the etuteteoeut In the

af 1849 repediag

Don-surrender was repealed; that there was -no tr;
enactment in the Act of 1861 by which an offence wee-
mitted under the law of 1849 wee punishable • that the
law was now milder as repr bankraple time
formerly; and that statements in the rtition
ciently accounted for previous Donuurren er. It could
do no good to refuse leave to surrender to creditan, cir
to anybody else. Let his unhappy client diadem ell;
let hint haves term to his sufierinp—know the worst,
and have done with it . .

Yr. Fryer, • solicitor, and • creditor for between
23,000 and F. 4,000, ce/led the attention of the Commis-
sioner to the absence in the petition of • substantial
reason for non-eurrender, and to the bankrupt abscond.
ing and not givinihr the C5OO which he had taken
away with him. he ought to restore.
ConinsissioDer : Can yoar7orma Si. obi maxim new
toper ad impoesibilest. However, there is romeaking in
the last objection, and I will weemisier it
Mr. Roxburgh : Colonel Waugh was not • bankrupt
when be almended. He left with his family to travel
ou the continent, and had 110 smpieios or idea it beak.
mptcy. As to the expenditure of the £OOO, Cassel
'Orme: was anxious to mount for it folly.
The Commimimier said it was most important that
bankrupts going away and taking property with them
should not be Oowed to surrender until they had given
up that which they had abstracted.
He was again brought up on Wednesday, particulars
of which will be found in Um second pegs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-16

DEATHS.

June 10, at klartinstown, Dorchester, the wife of Mr.
Joseph Homer.
June 12, at Palisbury Villa, Dorchester, Mite Frances
Fox Strangewsyn, first cousin to the Bight Hon, the
soa of flohestir, seed 6tt•
June 6, at Skive, Denmark, Mary Susannah, the
beloved wife of Henry Halford Coventry, Frs., of
Begonia
Jane 3, at Fisherton Anger. of congestion of the
Joseph Reuben, only on of Mr. IL (kick, late of Crane-
street, galisbary, in the 21.61 year of his ap, deeply
lamented by his fsmily.
. .

June 4,-al Elandfoi'd, Elisabeth, wife of Mr. A. Cook,
aged 22 years.
May 31, at Virinhith Newburgh. Mr. William Keynes,
baker, aged Ml. Deeply regretted by his friends.

The softer the heed, the larder the work of driving
anything into it.
When Bishop Blondeld vu incumbent of Cheater-
ford, he Qom asked a school-girl, "Whet do you
mean by mooouring year father end mother r —"Giving
on 'ern milk!" was the MO.
Sir Thomas Moore far • loaf time having only
daughters, bin lOU mired earnestly that they might
Ism • buy. Ai lea they had a boy, who when he
gin. up, proved very slatpis. 'Thou pray'dat so Wag
far • bo/." M flir Theme to his wit.,' that al WC
thou kw got or who win b.c boy as Wog at Its lloot."

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Lyme Reg..- - • - Mr. Thee. Brown, Ironmonger.
Piddletawsi • - - • Mews. W. and J. Duman,
l'roytown, Dorelmeter.
Pante
Portland
Shaftesbury • - - • Mr. W. H. Martin, County
Conn °Moe.
Weymonth - • - • Mr. J. D. Harvey, St. Alban',
Row.
- Mr. F. H. Farmer, Solicitor.

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