The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-23 00:00:00

ET EXPRESS & ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MARE LANE, iIOVIUT. N0V1313111 22.
To effect galas at English wheat, it was itoceseall to
submit to a REDUCTION of TWO to THREE
SHILLINGS per quarter. Barleas done in Foreign
was at a reduction of 9s. Grinding harlot " sod
Ina Ling 2s. cheaper Beans and pew Is. to 2.- bower.
Oat trade dull.at a lodine of 6d. Flour uegleoted.

IIErEOPOLITAN cArruc
The martsk for beasts is brisk. Choice quality eom-
soands extreme rates. kliddlitut slow. Tber° ii abi°
improvement Is foreign trade Best English mutton
blAer. Veal slo• atlut lionday's 'idea Pork unaltered.
Neel. 3s. 13(1. to fts. 10d.; mutton, 3. 6d. teem; veal,
30.6 d. to 6a; pork, 4s. to 6a 24
Busts, 4,181 ; situp and lambs, 11,675; calves, 150 ;
160. yereign—beasta 1.406 'hoop and lambs,
1,510 ; salves, 151. Scotch beasts. 53. Irish beset.,
1,061. Botha bouts, 1,658.

TUB King of the Belgians debaried at Dover, on
Monday and proceeded to Windsor Castle, as the guest
of guess Victoria.
IT iT inteoded to place a statue of the late Earl Derby
in the Carlton Club.
CAPT. Foaling, of Loudon, fell dead, on Saturday,
whilst ineptotity‘ the Peabody statue, near the Royal

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EX atonic
NIAILLY all the Minister, have lilt town. Mt• and
lldr*..Gletatone are on • visit tor • few days to the Dean

of W indoor.
'lnn Prince of Wales is about to pay another visit tl
Yorkehire. and be the inert of the Earl sod Countess
de Grey and Ripon at Studley Royal.
TamPrinse Minister has conferred the deanery of Ely
on the Rev. Charles Merivale, chaplain to the House of

Commons.
THI editor of the UNA Reporter has been beaten
*Boost to death it Brigham city, it is surmised, on
necount of articles in his Pante Wind poly piny.
Tut house of • tenant farmer named Cladding was
attacked on Thers.lay night by a party, who fired several
shots into the sitting.room. ione of the inmates were

hMOILII13.1:14 OCT.—John Kends] Strong, has bean
committed for trial. He threw sulphur down a chimney
at Battersea to smoke out the ISlMBoille, SO that
could get in to levy an execution.
A Gamesmen at Barnsley was sbot by a poacher on
Sunday morning. He managed to get home, when It
was found several shots had entered his heart and
thighs.

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LAST week John George Fiske and John Green, of
Great Yarmouth, were lost at see. They were at the
time in a swell boat endeavouring to pick up some Pets.
A kw, wave struck the boat end capsized her, and
boat and men were instantly engulphed.
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RAILWAI COLLISION IN
_A wralcA.7A oollirioa took

OD the -Western iset-lic R.iiwiy. near San
raneutoo, on Monday morning. From ten to fifteen
pemona were killed, sad from thirtr to fifty wounded.
The
_trains wheat came in coated were sompletely

u.b.d.

krrnieno liviazi AID Briar:ie.—At Mortharop.
ton, on Sunday evailng, a man named Potter saw •
married woman he was living with in company of •
soldier. He made • cut at her throat, and taught her
chin and cheek. With • second ant he gashed her
threat. Then he cut his own throat, but not severely.
It is thought the woman may recover.
AS Birmingham, on Monday night, there was • meet-
ing of 5.000 on Roman Catholics, on the education quPll. I
tion when dogmatic, eligious Instruction wasi twisted
upon. The mauler tyttoco, Lord Denbeigh said, would
prodnoe nothing but clever devils.
Ntw PRIM—no following gentlemen will shortly
be raised to the peerage of the United Kingdom :—The
Earl of Southesk, the Earl of Ltatowel, Lord Edward
Howard, the Right Hon. J. Fitzpatrick, ILP., Sir John
Acton, Bart, C. R. M. Talbot, Esq., M.P., Colonel
Greville-N ugent, M.P., George Carr Glyn, Esq., T. Agar
Maarten Eaq.' and Edward Ellice, Esq., M.P.
Tun Chapel Otroolicle reports another threatening
letter outrage to Tipperary. The house of a tenant-
farmer named Cuddihy was attacked, and when an
•otrance Gould not be effected by an armed party they
thriat • note tinder the door threatening his life, and
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baying a coffin painted at the top. Five shots were
fired thn.ugh the drawing room window, and bullets
were found on the floor. The same journal mentions
that the Tipperary "contingent" to the late Fenian
meeting at Listowel was headed by twenty horsemen in
green and gold lace uniforms, who were followed by •
cavalcade, among whom shonte were raised for "The
Irish Republic."
'rue English Fenian Amnesty Committees few days
ago adopted • memorial to Mr. Glaristoue on .behalf of
the Irish political prisoners. and requested the right
lion gentlk mina to receive a deputation an the subjeet.
air. Gladstone hu replied that he must be excued
from complying with the request, as the Govern-
ment madder that the question is one which is not
te be for ilineussion •ith • deputation.
Tog Cardiff abduetion ease seems to be interminable.
Vice-Chancellor James reeently declined to appoint •
guardian to Mire Esther Lyons. hut hit the father to
apply for a writ of habeas corpus. The Jewish corn.
inanity, wishing to obtain • final decision on this point,
have instructed the attorney for the relatives to enter
not appeal against the judgment of the Vies-Chancellor,
and the matter will therefore be heard in the Court of
Appeal. It is probable that an application will also be
made for a writ of Adieu corium.
EITILAOHDINiST ACtIDINT AT CIILLTENHAW.—On
Monday afternoon • man named Lawrence and • boy
named Cowley, employed by Ileum Norman, printers,
of Chi Itenhaw, got into a noiler to clean it. Lawrence
went in firnt, and was followed by Cowley, who got his
tree between two large tubes, and was unable to extri-
cate it. It was feared both would be suffocated, the
teinpereture being 130 degrees. Ten smiths bad to be
empleyed and to remove the tabu. Both were released
*Jiro :Act midnight, very much exhausted.
THE Pori AND NON CATHOLICS. —The Tines publishes
.inutlier letter from the Pope to "Archbishop' Maiming,
hour which It appears that "Ills Holiness does not want
to impel° silence upon 1)r. Cumming or any other
Protestants who may wish to have their cans heard."
Audi, nee, the Pope repeats, "etnnot be granted in the
Conned ;" hut be add, "there will not be wanting
learned Divines, appointed by ourselves, to whom
Protestants may open their minds, . . no that out of
the contest of • iliscouion they may receive • more
abundant light to guide them into truth."
A D•xcEmoes HAM WASH.—A Mr. Gauge brought
an action in the court of Exchequer, on Monday, against
a chemist named Skevington, who had sold his wife •
hair wash to cleanse her hair, but which burnt it off
and auhjeeted her to great pain. One of the heads of
damage was that he had hod to provide other hair for
the skornment of his wife. A jury is to 'mesa the
damage.
firear•rton.—At the beginning of leek week, in a
hack court of Birmingham, lived a family named Persons,
rot si gof father and mother, and five children. On
Widneolay the mother and on Thursday the father
died of ntarvation ! When she was being laid out het
▪ dof • chetune tumbled to pieces, sod her corpse
Lad to be stretched on bleeds He tiled in his only shirt,
and the children were in rag.. They have been taken
co the workhouee.
IT affords us infinite sati.faction to record the cap.
tote kkf the Tasmanian Devil, a loch important news we
learn from the following adverlisment in Monday's
body Tele!irapli ; our jay would be complete if some.
body would but recurs the English devil :—" TAS-
MANIAN DEVIL, captured fourteen days 'item,
supposed to have emitted from " Whittington's" men-
agerie.—Apply to Ms. John Perks, Thickthorn, Kenil-
worth.
Surrocartn IX A BIWA—Two men went into one
of the street sewers at Eitalebridge, to disoover • leakage
in a waterpipe. One ascended • man-bole. Noxious
gases bed accumulated, and the knee fell in a state of
insensibility. His coninde made his way out se quickly
as he could. As he proceeded the lighted candle he
held in hie hand ignited elm which had escaped from •
pipe, and he wu severely burnt by the explosion that
followed. The other man was shortly aftarwards got
oat dead.
ENGLISH PLZAIWIES ! THI BLAZING CAT—John
Pugh, • mood), ha. ken mentumeal at Wandsworth
police-court to pay a tine of 205., and Ws. sects, for
rubbing "tart'." on the back of his eat, became) it went
into his breed cupboard ; for making the tortured
animal run op the chimney; for persuading it to some
down by the mild process of lighting shavings in the
&apiece ; end for then setting it in • blase. At • cost
of Oro or • month's impriaonmeot, the Inaory of
getting scat oU Sr., and subjecting it to indescribable
torture. seems to Ike stunningly cheap. Where wan John
l'ugh educated? Who I. the parson of his parish? Did
he he ever go to church ? Did the officials of the
ichureh ever go to him? The blazing cat would be an
adrinislde subject for • sermon from John Pugh's
religious teacher next Sunday.
MAILING • PONT•MOITIIN. —Mr. A. Hsyball than
cleeeribuse the way in which • post-mortem was male of
the boly of Aaron Hsyball, of Coles farm, Auniuster
—"The operator came without his tools and almost
-without bele, and refused time to procure any, but Iwo-
ceeded to the :outdating work moat abruptly and as
uncerenionioualy aeked the loan of the kitchen table
end the deck-aeds old rusty bond-saw and common
hatchet to back up the remains of what we, even in
death, held dear. And these horrid weapons he left all
bespattered with 140,.. XII,' hairs, as promptere to Our
111411311irieg of the doe use that had been made of than.
Surely this ill-becomes the dignity of the medical pro-
feesion.
EiLenTrON AT MAII wrong. —Joseph Welch, aged 42,
cusurtcted of the wilful murder of John Abnaloon, by
etalthiog in a quarrel. wits hung on Monday, within the
walls of the county prison at Maidstone, pursuant to
bin unterice. The culprit ham six children living. They
Lave all vinited him since his cocderonstion, and his wife
.took her last farewell of blm on Friday. The Rev. Mr.
Fraser, chaplain of the prison, hits WOO unremitting in
his attention to the convict. He wAA with him a great
pnnion of sundey. and duct not leave hitn until ten
0 clock at night, after which the prinonk r was engaged
for a voi.iterahle time in writing a Ittieu to his wife.
Ile then retired to rest, and slept soundly for • consi-
derable time. He got up at seven "cloak on Monday
sad Mr. Y PIOT west to him shortly afterwards, and re-
wain., with him until the fatal moment. During the
interval the unhappy man prayed moat earee•tly. ar.d
agair a-rured the roe, rend gentleman that he cleeply
so-skitter! the ad t he Wad ow:emitted, and hoped that by
b.Aine.,re peritonea he should receive pantos) from tho
Almighty. A few witudea before nine o'clm k. the
dtpety therkff accompanied by Aroma of his officers.
..rriveri at the prison, and a few minutes afterwards
veinal, the exennioner, was taken into the cell where
the prisoner hol been cotkfin. d. Ile submitted to the
operation 01 iiiikionle4 without
walked to the usffuld with et "3"d
a ward'
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prayer alter the Rev. In 3.:eloP,ldre,OLent.ingliea
n. vi cal times
shook band.. with tlini eb.aphdn. ye, good bye." arid
were, "Oh, Lord Geo, sail... "Id wend' be
and the Isst words had
.ngbiulil..y.,l:twar
thour fIL to eHe appeared he dead ii.--..;4:*""?.?! 'he
Is.t.nt, and
h‘rtip the oneumeotof a
Sr e 'eau! prayers were offered kok for the virettilteriola.•
in all the church:cot Maidstone, with etre exs,, °
on
that of the Vit-kt of the parish of St. Paul's, who atat.d
that revere' years' Consider& on of the kpiertion had
(treed him ter come to the rollolllllotl that it was not
oei to offer op special prayer. for mordirers.