The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-07 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1870.

WEYMOUTH, mon Fox ronotiorn.
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egs whether they 'odd sot abash
1870731 ;if, arm. 4..-Paatialut Harrseiss, Jae. lot 1 .3"11.11"146_,L4,11,4 - wadi had wile. tie bias.' as held at the Victoria. Inn, Ferry .to kill every fox in the olaidbhuurh`44 of Wihaterhrgh.
• i °rat twat , tail...a. nay 31114owtrApus posTLAND 1
yese".4"Wg‘mlbarkerummi wok 'I" "all ‘i is kaligas4 1"...P1 41":alke 11611°' 17.1".
R. ' .. •te of the tie blond pbmoned, ..... umg4 Roman rb.d. is the
E deputY•roroartt ' Abbas ; for we learn that Wen more have get been
haiatitrona.u;:a
totibithpolver:2l
of hi.
.00.,.....my amid.
,milboth, wood todifwnody
intd.c4.4ol oposauotherchodywho
toolmJ:istutolithieGataintb;nprribviiandr amyeariseerditgvai
dmiirteereany
taokt that
6thotts..llo2.t.widitits
hi'
nolinoeabbonlityn,
?and by •
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liClit dahaludu• 04 liwtheld, oh. of Mayor ae•l4 ion uuao of its last, on the Portland Ralletay Ilne.-w.tte.m
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- "1"111IL' dijuit!,,_l4lo3 We tribe towe• SOCie tetra sgo, he present on the part of ilia South- __ ,
• ta ehlersown hates Olislkop Y. with the Corporation, Company Inspector Morriaen, lor the Chit" Well."
t0..-...e.".. ae__....w'"Parlui Mr. Baer . I,ei;,g'''''s.) f's'er ilelose"micmbelarlegis ward, sod the ban- ItailWay- 'Company, Hr. Targett,
_atawtion•master at
:..--e-wwie at marsaaaa Mouse, the maatta;m . hal assessor
sWafaolif. vim. tamze
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roof
on
toot. =LT quit. abaa e 5,,,, by tho mars won Stosawd bx a Portland for the Portland Sailors, Co ir.n..T*
miTh.eituri
VIM& wee net 1 number of Drivel, and mill
16 feet, be ._,_oll the roand, a distaste* of sheet
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aad ”r 411 ah"• shout fire o'clock I wee dose to the Railway between
&alma. trmtid.7lltie, Wyse was this pikes and Old Oestde, and Inti lib"' Skree,‘"ll
°".d.,_ hi. "Ilar_, , _
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to I 'd in the erects* an sherry and from the Noe, just oat of thewbounderies, about
000__11. pliieg
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rapWPtle Urracei Untometnet, sad .
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i . node ings rat aa, it'd of i path. I was walking this way
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Flit fitlort
li but it Mit loi oo I saw diseased get over the rails, stal
side and f mil" ha had ill mud the ribs of the 1 these th ge must be pet 4 for. He bad no intention of line ;he got on to the centre of the line. He got km
lug bruises is ebbs,. b4"*". &hull. hauldhl itul a' proposiog a rimpolutiou ; bat be shosid like to elicit the I the public path over the boundary railings, andt right
se afiet.hee sburtal.a.he Pow mart, who is U 'pistons of those who were present, and should propos, !oil the line. He walked on the lino about 100. yards,
ths sew sum La a - sws 'book of the injury; t the se • aellut that tho Gamy of Mull Meyer and then I saw the train coming towards him, the
re very paw. aw 7 presarioas state. The family at
b. :boul.a. Ohms whistle kept on blowing, and then the engine
Tit Itemserwu, et• Mr, Wiall ftioo44 a great many of Mr. Thames ad him dohs. When the whibsstle Mew,
wing . -"Maw wisslied at Initialed') sacs were usesual for, and he wished the hinds deceased's atteotion was attracted, and looked
a towof = tri to eatable them round towards the engine. Deceased bold • sane is
wet,il..4llAllt to &I*" to hi* the 7=l. _He though ht Mr. Thomas hie heed, end woad it as ha walked slaw. I
tract id tett& A hut! . al ralidahtes st• seeds • frightlfel waieWalle whoa he mid Ohs MsToll of fensiecTrions hisappearones that hiro,b ,
_kat wise drink.
see the sanalatilal st the station to the promotrinkud Dot so Finab to ilitapd to la 111•70r1 It did set appear to like_._llll II! "II Lf MO!, t° tbe
lag• receive pseswigese, Stie stopped te former y He Wielred that every aabariptloll engine driver to stop. Ten minute' bef.ire thie I saw
.. welialitbougb it
,wess tarty se.d the is the town pu •as well se private we, brought first the deceased neer the a% Old Castle, Mont 300 yards
. P . . ata `woe liken at the new to the Mayer, and in those sulseription lists, his name from Outline, and wee talking wi li him. I hear this
itt Weymouth, woe generally seen. He would not say that the odic' men call oat to we rather loud, and then he earns
who
mo taltl2l,llol in charge as stattoe.rneater. The of Mayor should be aoeseted lny anyooe.whe ald sot, tows.* me, end told eep he weareieg to Portland, end
im wee made is alma thesties -a great support the distal, . Mut the Meyev was .let on bed e return ticket,
hack
he showed me. I_ told him
It was best to go 0 Rod ell station, and save he
willed/44.mA - *wid
klaw
at
sot ite Portland"alb;
It. trona did not know soathinarg •tutaaa w.
Irmo to Portland • and he left me and went port of the
Wit. tile let (ead) Wvymoeili Mr. O. ELIOT said the present question was a very way back; bni afterwards turned back and
IN the return journey, important Matter, and the Council should be very core. came oat of the public road on to the railway, where
sad wee
is a gram
illikle4:resserserialay. The station ful that there were proper rounds before adopting • I saw the engine go over him. Tile man appeared the
Chltesssan, by whom it area motion 'of this sort, If there had been any great worse for drink, and be did not seem to understood
iirstilt. • eueveitimi tall has bees erected to instaacol at rapacity on the pert of former Mayors, or what he was doing-" there was no satisfaction in what
Oak ;fignittzwzointa
' d water will soon he laid any great sod undue eagerness to obtain the salary, he paid," and be could not walk straight. I was about
prostates of guineas there might be reason for such a ma:ion. But Mr. 200 yards from bun. When be go, on to the boa. I
in gvetTv#Zin ee.msesitillest the orincipal question ThomasThomashod shown that none of the former Mayors walke4 towards hint as soon as I could, for I heard the
now is S 0
IS *hold net Wm been better to make Previous to IEI6O had obtained the full Commute *IWO engine diver blow the whistle; deceased was walking
the new sailetilargew at Gni. flame person. have Ca. in the year -ben the Railway was versed, hotbed been from one side of the line to the other -- he we.
Premed • heard that it would bars been better to treat contest with what the Council amid afford to pay, or " lumperine more than walking, I went towards hint
thaslation noel the swam the Chickerell road; but whet they had actually been out of pocket. The motionto try to gut him off the line ; but the train was on too
It Is tees lizterviess anything of that kind. We of M. Thorns@ was a dewing* (rem the IlwillteiPle quiek4i Whet the train had pas
msed, I went and took
both the entipety will end the engem of the recognised in this country-ettat Where p MOM tin public hat the line. He wee than quits dead. a
era data litaissially pa Mat WI is MN oonvenkines to posidons are Galled upon to bear public expenses, they aids 0 his fess was all broke. in, and the leg smashed
passesseen should be rsimbqneed. That principle *ls recognised to pieces.
itfunlotna Vilieyoss„-among tbelle wbohaire "done by all Hausa, from the Queen to the lowtet eMeer of bass, Hoary lisehfork, Tth 'colliers. said : I knew
the PRI sod festive" at Weymouth at the present corn- State, in each of the iterate/a, and even among the jaa,amd private Joseph Graham. He was acting
ruenroment of the sewn, are two enterprising volunteers. He but heard, on very good Intborill, orderly Hark. His general character was good, and he
Youngetere of the Lies of 6 and 4 (!) respectively. These that the espouses of the Mayor were more them £lOO, was healthy, mestaly and physisally. I was at the
ireuelluus lureniles were named hloarY Ltd John and if asy motion at all ought to be made, it should gam of the asmSeet walking from Weymouth to Port.
yeti, the Dona 01 an ensile* driver at Mr. Mason's be to increase rather than to be lessen the I Saw deaseead before the soeldvet. I was
brewery, Dorelieelsr, and rending at Grove Bulldisp. Mr. VZIITIII said the Mayor was the mouti lett 100 or 900 raids before him at the time of the
Dt:blether had man Ms. reserved to pay for a seek of the borough, and his hoods were generally in i snidest. The 'vide.* el 119110 ~ ettreel, haceept that
.4 had plated it on the mastelebelf In one of to support Is. interests. He illustrated tbe in the injuries were to the Mild aide M hie fees sad the
ltosZodtwir ros. Here the bright gold and silver Was of the Mayor's office by the *temple of *kith, lati lei
the am arching, &WI forthwith 'ppm- Andrews, who was Mayor of Selitheapleie for f or left
derweil : I au en midst driver is the
priated, tto do with the *same trove was Um fire yews, and who obtained Ter She Poi _llia .eitsehrY elf the 801111•W•aam Iredlatal left War
wait tha little fellows dabs-raised to see tie
the
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platet portant etressivacket sonnies. ab 64 mg SW' moeth by the 160 /sw. trzis, Are 61 roll at 6.0.
With aterted on a pet:kettles jemmy to 'Amid deceive gentlemen who Alight be Moir After las_ ,_Yisg Modiroll, alkstl three qUlrfers of • mile,
illstariat-Phlot when rum saga, reads- Ilaym•s, by bolding oat any Aloe In which they might I saw deesseed et the line. I opened the whistle, and
nits who has motley to spend. They gobs lift find themselyee deficient as to expenditure. Be should apparently he beard it. as be simmered by the quivering
Ii • heighwt or cart part at the way, on what wan it vote againat Mr. Thomas's motion. of a saes *lsiah he had in his hand. He sae about 50
Woltid.lis

ASSATTLT OS A POLICSMAN AT BUNT/FORD. I
Oe Wednesday, before the Mayor and Sponge
/abbot', Req. Jens Baster, • youth of 19, ese @build
with sitmelt4g end resisting P.O. MsWisest one of
lthe borough pollee, is the enssakies el Ms duty.
Several of the Town Canteen sad tradesmen were
Pesesek and the met wee weeded. Mr. Atkisson lag
defendant.
P.O. Mablimeet deposed to ending defendant and his
brother 50114 osteide -the Star inn, just after mid-
night ef Saturday ; that they refused to give him their
names, ead he apprehended them ; that they threw
him down, while defendant's brother got away ; that
defendant tapped him no, and struck hum three timer
in the fess, on which he but him on the bad with he
stiff, and • second time on the forehead. Bath the
boys wars drank.
Superintendent Moore said when &dandiest sea
broright to the itatidn be examined the wound on his
head, and did sot think medical atteltdauee neerweaer.
For the defame William Easter was celled. He said
be and his brother had being having a word or two
about • sixpence, and commenced larking, They polled
off sash other's hate. The policeman rushed on them
aid collared them.
Thomas Barnes eorrobo•sted, and said Maidment
ding defendant against the wail, and dragged him to
Um station.

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Allred Litman oorroborated, and Henry Charles
Damen, and Joseph Miller volunteered statements in
triOnort of defendant.
Mr. E 0. Sploner, on Rund*y, found defendant with
a wound in his forehead 2 inches lone and inch deep.
Also a wound at 'ha back of the head.

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The magistrates held the shames had been made
oat, but on amount of the punishment defendant re-
received be would be dismissed. . . .

Mr. Atkinson sold the woe would be carried further

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&mu to Ifelmouth. and entwed the town op foot.
Arrived a %he Esplanade, the disuirlAues of dunks 2
riding oe the Banda mere int ttuieged in, and It is
said dial they expended %hoot Om in this sport. But
emit desilso riding palla, and oar yolagsters soon had
sunset Of It, and vest tato the street.. Hen they
tried. ko r;opnge a sovereign, but by and by. they were
liky ,øWthscabssu WU, straggliors,tboy Win deteined,
.4.1 given to the polio% n Mayor in.
elneled Bergeeet Brine togrepli to their father.
Down, nine their mother ba is i $, aid its very sled to
dive the eerreasat a remeipt foe bar two little boys,
Hoary and John, and CI Pa dd. which was (mad still
in their posseadon, and to convey them home.
GUAM RUCTILII LONA OF ODDVIILLOWIL—Lodge
Plc 4,818 hea tat Wad its baleen Ant. The lodge
stertilige en laid at Host Bro. Sherry's, Cooper's Arms,
Maideseesset. It number. SMOliCat tee bee. tessiben,
0. J.?. Deastare, Beg., Bdearde, Esq., IL P..
• Mere. J. A. Deveatili aid 00., Dr. Matra, W.
therapeee, Bp., Bern. *mild, O. B. Board, sad J.
Ilatilarela. We pther that 110 rotmbere ban paid is
SLID Us. Bid., in 1&112, tot 212 weeks' deli pay,
11111101 81., bus bee.paid; E 7 sa., la toe hostel
levies, and DidlO for fenenl money, making • total of
13s, ; to !Nowt& for this the receipts have
bese—eretrtbatkoa £9Blh. 24., firs, 155., funeral sneer
from dielaist Ile, tad 115 8a 161., Woreø has been
`withdraws free the Bast. However, lits Basapment
Fund, whieb is aeoleted by be.. seetbete oestribatioos,
has a balsam of B 4 19s. 1 eibleh ins redwood the

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Mr. -Antra raid that during his mayoralty he was
eonsiderably out of pocket. He should decidedly est
his negative against Mr. Thousaa's propositioe. He
Mr. THOMka dolled that he had brought forward the
question from party motives.
The KAYOS could not let the motion ft :with(
a few remarks, bemuse he rionsiderso,
ant principle was involved. Mr. Thismillmal gone int
details of expenditure from 18:16 to the pruent time.
In former days Weymouth was brought into connection
with Bath. this being the best watering place within
their reach. Visitors came front Bath by col,i
here they 'Myna: Mee I Wok* IV% Wwltnutl
brought into isoftipetitiob With witerini•plitees n all
direotions It is only by entering for .finshion that Of,
could keep Vi'eyinouth proper
Its pper position, sod
day was gone /or anything like cbsese.parlog
reference to what was necessary for making Weymouth
the leshionable town. Within the hat three weella be
either paid or became rezonsible for subritiptioes
amotionlonf trl 441 g pay r ; • 4:4
not a shilling of leaf NnOst *bed go towable soy
hospitality be might show as Mayor of the town. If
Lay good deed wee to be done in the to a, the
ortli
Wile was boned to be on the sub,i t, t
what he might give as a privets individual. lie re.
eommended them always to Iteeelo:
and if they road lei •44* Thel
to thuds or
should bdaiblef in MI, 'aler hi, as well a.
In other things. In conclusion be said he was strongly
opposed to any measure for abolishing the 1100 a •

yards off when I saw him first. As I approached him,
he tamed round end sap the eliOn• shoat 30 yards in
front. I opened Um whistle and "did every possibility"
to stop the train. I reversed the engine, and pd her
'a steam, and my liremmied the break. I stoppe4.
yarders= dismisposh peels* train
saw e. quite; leaL met. Vl'
qi t • for MA, have got off the line, after he
meted the cane. He was stet ling quite still when I
sew him AIM, with hie beek to .the engine. He after-
ward. turned coned and made one st.p, and I thought
he wee going pe ph elms of sc. He seemed to be quite-
steady and Arm. and my Impression was that be di.l 14'
on purpose. He was 10 yerds this side of the arch, and
• 4140,1% po thrash., omild bare 40a sissy.
the Jary : memeed to make a* attempt to get
off the line after be had made one step.
Lieet.,itOehlerla in surer he the Coroner, said be
isaw more of the Metter than the wither., and he was
satisfied the deceased was decidedly drunk.
Theca/spiel. that front thy widener of Ben
there ro ne posaibledoslotthat the man was drunk.
The eogine. ver seemed to have wean every pm.
caution to prevent the accident. The engine-driver's
Oatemena es to the dromeed's intention was merely
6... tier of opinion ; but there was no evidence to sup-
port it.
The jury returned a verdict, of " Arcidectril death."
Owe( the jury mid he thought It would Is moll to
suggest to the railway company that they Moold take
all the etyma in their power to pre eat the line
biting I sea" • all kinds of --

ensount des from that had to tho gthattilinnd, to
£l5 1.. 7fd. At the isommencoutent of 18139 the aunt
I. beak appears to bath hem £430 18e. 74., due from
management fund, £2O to., hatreasarer's heels El 21,. 3d.
At the does of the year the retain wee :—eash I. bank,
WA Übe ; cash ia treasanarts head, lla lid,;
des gram eisoagerneet had, £l5 la. 714.; lodge
=gy. £l7 Is. 134. ; due hum lodges. £1 19.. 84.;
at district £2O; total, £4BB 18s. 414 Of this
-68 2s. Eel. lades to lodges, leaving the nettletal video
of the lodge stated at £4BO 15s. 104. In spite of the
eoweswhat complex way in whisk the accounts of south
Friendly sosiatios are made up, every Mere on Tina's
'no that the past bas been an unfavourable year. and
that societies in giseeral have reached the utmost
ameasa width they ens safely give ia dais pay. To
Increase relief without increasing contribatiosth, Moul4.
we behave be diaastrous.--CosuaLanesend.
119 Gomm. AMONG GMB Jinsa.—Mr. Ma
dispatation of the British society for the tor
the Gospel sawn; the :ewe, preached at Beak Ratline
Chapel on Sunday morning, and at Rope Chapel in the
evening, end on Monday evening a public meeting wan
held at the Wesleyan chapel. in aid a the BOAA•ted
funds. The Rev. A. l'uddicombe presided, supported
by T. Andersee, Esq.. who we dad has sated as hoc.
emrotary to the Weymouth &niftier', ; and the Rev. J.
S. Biume.—Ar. Anderson, being galled on by the
Chairman, said the mere attention was directed to the
subject of the Jews the more interathing it would be
hued, and those who studied it would be conviesed
there is something glorious in the future of God's
ancient people. He *Boded t, the remarkable
obsess which had pawed over the Jewish mind,
boding them to be more earnest end devoted
than formerly, spoke of the immense wealth
and remarkable strength of sharecter of the Jews, of
*Ws adaptation to all climates, and yet of their strigiag
distionness everywhere, as pointing out that the/ ape
.11 God's provides's, intended for seem special work.—
Mr. Matthews said the British ficanity is entirely OGAIG-
GiriAM, and a special feature is that all its missionaries
Insept 'tr. Wilkinson, are converted Jews. The image
worship of the Homish cherub had alienated many Jews
horn Christianity, and the speaker thought, when he
rinsed From* • abort time back and vent into Mr.
Bennett's church, that, if he had done Po before he
besanse converted, be should
Chriatianit . He gave an amount of his own Doming
from Poised to England, and his cionversiot.
The moiety has 25 iniesioesnim, is London, Birmingham,
Maatheatar, Bristol, Martemberg, Italy. and other
please, and dories the lan 12 or 15 months. God had so
blessed their efforts that each of these missionaries bed
bees the MOWS of briegins a few Jews to Christ —The
Rev. J. S. Simon added a few words, and • collection
was made.
Bostonian PAITT SGSGIOII9, Tuesday. —Before :the
mayor (a. N. Maud, Req.), J. Drew, Esq., end 0. Reynolds,

fair.

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rIItaIIBULATION 011 Tlllll BOROUGH.
In reply to the Mayor, Mr. B.oßzwre rid the last
perambaletion of the Borough took place during the
mayoralty of Mr. Bower, It trat rostuted teat at
the lad perambnletion, or gentlernaa patooll of to
mush champagne that it was necessary to bring him
home in • wbeelberrow—fregbker4
It vu decided that tlttt ow zt perambuletiou utofild
take plane, "lb. weather and the mops permitting," in
the second week in July,
TER Borax Al A TIOWINADL
Tbe Mayor said he had been mar pleased to remise
the following letter from Lieut. Col. Belfleld :
Enser Ofilce, Weymouth, 26th Ifity, 1870.
Sir,- I have the honour to acquaint you, forth. information
of the Town Council of Weymouth, that your letter dated
22nd Hardt last, relative to the Corporation bring permitted
to rent the War Department land on the Nothe Point, for
purpose, Of recreation of the Inhabitant* of Weymouth, has
beer laid before the Secretary of State for War. 00014 oar ,
been indructed to acquent you that he Secretor} 4 /Wei.
quite disposed to meet the object sought by the Corporation.
He coieders, hoverer, that that ~bJect can be equally well
mcurod.

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the adjourned cue of Wn.uan Ittainxten and WILLIAX
WIWI, who had bees summoned be Mr. F. W. Ayling. lame
.4 the harbour and wharfage dues, for non-payment of peg,
unease and wharfage dues emerge of breed shipped le •
email boat.,—Aller Mr. °tome bed maned his argarroste the
Mayor prooarded to delver judgment. lila Worship mid the
cam would hate been sdjoiaresi if he bed hem preyed het
court day, for the gramma moulder than Si this.t=
The Beath had now glees it a greet .sot Si ..
sneering that it alluded the wain, Si lbs harbour, sad
and especisliy of • metals. clam mos who awned thar Ildne
here, and they wrinkled to go fain into the law of UN eme.
The Act of Pediment emend limut .side deem an to he
leriod an WAYS goods. snit
.I.te words sari aim used "ler any
other growth not entunnsted the dues ere te be coe-tusdah
tart of the freiglif from Loads" tp_Woreinatb, showing that
the dues are to bit Wend Ms etteln Nape Or Melee as uould he
excustomed te tredsl=lerAMP- ft.o,Pisofte would integine
mop dr need sr 'Muhl
be arseustoseed to nude heteitell Leedom met Wiryinuuth.
,The ksw gowns' by Mr. Oman, whichasrsA meant that
dome meg he ses.obty.rldalised io the subnia-mattw to
which they refer sna by his WosMdp who add It wa
quit. u„. that losuard wisega in the echedun
as liable le sods t not think for one
moment that breed, • sasantodiured WWI, eo inaluded No-
body would Innen, Mat Mewl nand lie Memet h. to
Loedoni; but vm:=111
oerere Oh the wad Owner • Holmes
isle down ,
In and Adolphus% Reports, decided the
premot apse. The arose at the port Si Arundel, when
erten speed dual were Imposed on mrtain named metals,
and then the word, were used "and on all other =tale not
....nag- A lAMBI Mee Into the port having co board st
utonehy geed and Aker, sad It wee sought to Irry el=
the geld end diver. The as. em slued before the
ledele
ju and moue them the t ems gine by
Ju Litt Undoubledlytarr:A eltrver are, arletly
spintol Ilaatais ; but as ...Yoke of commerce, they Me never au
'Token Si as nets* but ere described by mate, or as th..l
pree.oo/ metals. In tin. unedule .4 QM Act Si Putnam the
articles upon thfich the duties ere impaled an imaged
widunneticaly, and teen, town, lead, occur before the word
•' mast" But the prelims metels are sot mem need is the
schedule either Wont or alter that word. Udder the Med
" metal," the only pun meta (or ordinary eanineece) sot
before rnaotineed le tin, for Mem sad pewter an alloys or mid.
pound metals. Thee, after the eounseratioo of the maw isustele,
and Aar the usentlee Si hew sad pewter, then blow the
words "all Mbar emit& eelleeeneged."l hare no
d„ubt, gas shoo words do not include gold and direr, but
refer to metals *pidgin patens with other. previously men-
tioned assail the heed metal; and the metal. Outer. eenaM.,
.thd not already segmented Chn Only be comp=lasittle. sod
what were formerly ariled seml-rnetela The her"'
Is entitled to judgment. Lord Teoterden, CJ.,
..tms
judgmeut. thptsiei= Jades orseturred. end j
wan (hen tor . His Worship e olistieZTZ
•• w heat " and " 110 Ur *ere mentioned In Mn eflieduie, sad It
M. 0., Men so moticular, they Gook' ass Wen QM "bread-
w. included. they quite NM ler the map who had Nought
!mean the see, eied oeneiddhel Mai is was =Ow costae- I
Ott • cartels ameent Si dank OM SWIM had dose pied.*
nirm I. b6.40.41i emoupd; thej Omelets reesitt make no I
order for coda steleei nes teeteklared the Act of
Parliament to be very lams, mutant II Mudd be for the good
of lb. Neuo gismos if s erre eiereet satiy a. to
trrenting home*. Underteneteb the Waird though' it
sap questasa of lige-imr, but =Orlin An he= bound
to idiot Motor to every sue OM erne in sod

WRYWOOTH TOWN 0017TicIL
A mem= of tied wily_ woe bad 00 Wydnesday last
Pmest Nmyor (K.N. Howaid, g".l maw'.
men Mkt. Avila& and Itllbrir ; Oessailion thodim
Itotrerta, }mgr. Brown, W•bb, Drer, Bianton, Vertu*.
Coon:dim mid 0. N. ffbol, Ida T. C. steggai. g.q.:
town clot.

sus ii4The' "Illlnt
The bet business wee to lab Isla sonsideration the
peopseini•• at ridikelag t 0 Nareell stipend after the
premed mayoralty.
Mr. 'Now's, who, had pleesd the polio@ on the
par r, said ha had celled the eStemUos of the Column
to this mat..., in ooneeq of the
esewe - attend OM* of
their feuds they 1,1170 sow in • my differed milieu
from net they where what the meonitima wee paned
in iRI6, meting the sum of £lOO to their Mafer.
Their foods were in • very low *de, and the result of
their ontinalag this ellosseion 511100_4011.5 "OP. wen'
taken to lanes the slumps nee. "ma rastiibessUf
their melon isoreaskin ebobraelne, velt) d
he • bceotigh rate, and Wait rate woad fall sot only
upon Ike owners ot yeomen. het e• she Peersiill thee-
Mistlitabilt Not rielk peee..weehl haw 6. op".
Sowards sad Its sboeghs is liellmsetd
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be were h. grant to them a !mew. renloe reotal,nay
one pound a year, /or the lishaMmtalW Weymouth to enter
upon the armed lot purposesofreermilea.
The Secretary of State would also permit the emotion of
mate, ler the public ud, on the land, iniblert to the approval
of the Cominaddin !loyal Eaglader, liaould it be the iimWe of
the Corporation to put thin. up.
The ground would, of course, KIR be available for any
public purpoam, for recreation, 'drill, or other obPete
cenneuted with the troops. and for *hog by the War
Department for grating.
Thad armament to be terminable, by either elde at three
month.' no
May I request to be inled whether tido propowil will be
acceptable to the Oreporm.:- -I have the honour to be, Sir,
your obedient Servant,
Ilenetan BiIJ7II4D, Lieut
Commanding Royal Engineer.,
The Tovm Clerk, Weymouth.

The AYOI said that in the same of the Council, he
immediately accepted the proposal. He thought it en
excellent thing for the town, and that the Council
ought to record a special vote of thanes to Colonel
Belfield for the intermt he had taken in the matter.
Ha (the Mayor) had also apokas to Mr. Crickway on
the subject, mid be bad kindly promised to present
them with • plan for laying out the side of the Meth.
facing the flabour, to that it should be an attractive
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object.
'rt.matter was left to tho Garden Committee, Mr.
Venue suggesting that trees should be planted there.
A vote of thanks was pared to Liont.-OoL &WWI/,
and the baldness eoaaluded.

_ , mad es a toad by a.. persons, as wee so
frequently done at the present time, and that the
°Moen of the regiment should ese every care to
motion their men not to with On the line.
The l:oroner said if he tusderatood rightly, there wee
puldie Pathway woes the he near.thistsaint.
One of the reilway gentlemen answered "Yea, across
the line, but not on it."
r The joryteen mid that araidents were of too frequent
'eseurrence ; peoplo used the lane to that extent teat it
was very dangerous.
Mr. Tamen said there wars two notated forbidding
peoplt to trmpass, and that within • very short diatoms
of where this occurred ; but
111 r. Mears said they would have more put up, if the
jury thought it advisable.
The engirse-drimis, ZAtrdirell, said the line is moro
like • public footpath than • railway,
The Coroner feared it would be very difficult to
preset the yobbo from trespassing.
Lieutenant Rockfort promised that the men should
be cautioned got to walk on the relies;.
Inspec.or Morrison said it would he well to notice.
' before the gentlemen rerreeentlne the Press left thot
' tb• maws. was ada .ineielaMe fames
and portions who committed it were liable to be prom-
anted. He bad no doubt Lieutenant Roehfort was
ignorant of this, or he would not have himself bees
walking on the line.
The proesedinge shortly after concluded.
Deoeesed was • young man of good education and
sonnections.

DorsetsAire I find it most rheult to report on the
present •ppearanos of the crops in {hie locality. Wheat
reties 00 very much; in IOUIe plaille I hoer of its being
fed recut, owing to it. lusuriadme ;ID others it presents
• very poor appearance. I can only state my opinion
that the crop will not be an aver•ge one. Salley is very
thick and proinnins. Beaus and pens alci look very
well.
Kano* is just makiug its •OP•arsl.'oe. ha wiU require
gain, otherwise a coosider•ble portion of the seed sown
Ocftgailu are
, likelyand• to
grea prove
aha ts.bireen ""plPonelteridan tipi
al moot a :
will lie dormant in the ground. The pastares are
unusually bare for the season. The orchards, perbape,
are the most pleasing objects which meet tim eye in 164
unusually trying lyear.—John Pope, Symondsbury,
Brid port, Nay ?A
rii/cs I have delayed to answer your imidiry, to -tie
who, effect the late rain had on the crops in this neigh-
bourhood, and although the wheat looks a better colour,
1 ain 'wry to say it won't bear inspection. The wheat
crop may be divided into three peas, one-third looking
very well, and promising for • good crop ; another third
anything but good, look Le well at • disi••••. 1414 "
goring over it is much too thio, and cannot be • large
crop. The remainder is miserably thi; and no weather
can make mote than half • crop ; mueb of it ought to
borstals& ploughed up end sown With tering earn. The
Loot corn is looking well, considering the oteld weather
we have had, aid the want of rein. The gruel must 64
• very light crop unless it rani sery soon, and we shall
be very badly off for water. This lend is in a very fise
condition for the root crops, and 'beakf we get /0010
rain soon we may probably get some beery orope of
mangel, swedes, and turnips, if mot, it will be a poor
look-ant lag•in for another winter.—F. A. William;
Hardin, North Wilts, Way 27.
Hastpakire The wheat crop, although somewhat
backward, promiseslwall on all *old, strong, sod loamy
soil; baton light soils, and partioulerly on the @balk
hall farms where the *heat was sown after lea, It has
lust plant, and will be very thin and light; some con-
siderable portion of the thine's.* having been
ploughed up and resolves to Lent oorn will reduce the
breadth of the wheat crop. The barley crop has been
sown under the moat favourable circumstances, and
is generally • good plant, having also been sown in
good time, There to a abase, of • good sample of
malting barley, for althoughthe season was a little
d.dayed at ant, yet there is hardly any late sown this
year, and having vegetated with great regularity,
there will be few edge-grown crops this year. Oats
are also • good plant, end look well generally,
and baring been sown in good time will no doubt pro-
duce grain of good quality. The clover and grass seeds
sown in the Lent corn have taken remarkably well ; the
lead worked so Inc that these anal seeds vegetated
very evenly. Witter beans have failed in p4nt in
numerous instances raring to the winter frosts, These
require • firm bottom, and the greatest failures are
where the land warn ploegted ; throe orops put is miter
the acetifies. haves uffered but little. Spring beans hays
planted well, and the hoeing seems has been unusually
fkaivnodocramblie..iTtethes
hiNualoolultmattmbe:•ll7llarloPepeagraatesdiffraveroeunrt-
ably on the produce, we may ILILFOOL a geed crop of
both beans and peas phoiald the simmer prove favour-
able. The clover and gnu crops are • good plant, and
although late are strong tad promising, and with genial
showers • good crop of field bay may be ext...etarj.
Trifolium and winter vetches are very late, and qiiio
mush injared by frost, large breadths being entirely
destroyed. Oran; both for hay and pastarage, in the
meadows, is very late and unpromising, atad cannot give
an average produce. AU kinds of cabbage seeds and
the like have been destroyed by the fly in *early every
instances, and in some ogees the wood sowing also, and
up to the present time the fly is very strong, whieh, it
is to be feared, bodes no good to the swede and early
turnip mope, with the land in capital condition, and
the late fine rains have vegetated the seed very qeiskly.
In the lest year and the present season, up to the time,
the weather ham been exceedingly favourable for clean-
ing the land, and as an egriaulutral operatiou it Is full
of promise for the future, indeed, It Is scarcely within
recollection when the land has, been so forward in
condition for root crops. partionlerly upon strong sold
soils. The price of store sheep and cittle continues
very stationary, as keep is very short e'veci on the beet
pastures ; and co limey of the hill farms the loss on the
vetch seep is very serious, and will muse hires breadths
of grassintooded for hay to be sacrificed. There is bow.
ever, one thing in (lama of chalk soils—the Wean
maybe said sob. the crop of the seamen, and in most
iiinstenoes is truly magnificent, which may be attributed
to the bide temperature of tie subsoil. Steam cutters
4 still presdng in public estimation, and partiouhady
when us for breaking up strong soils sad ales 'hollow
gravelly land. When these soils have bees deeply
stirred it will be a long thee before the the subsoil will
become consolidated as before, and it is now well
understood that an impervious subsoil is always • cease
of sterility. Potatoes have been planted exteesively
this season, the land being in such fine condition. Some
of the early sorts have been ant down by frost, but the
main crop in field culture is coming on well, the most
approved sort being the Scotch rook. The seed direst
from Sootlaod answers best, and guano is considered
the best manure, as it saves much time in It. appli-
cation coin par with bulky manures. —Joura
BLUNDELL, Southampton. Mew 25. 1570.

I•instiiaoss

FLIthIING OE IuNS.

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BUCKWHEAT may yet be SO WD 012 dry soils adapted
for it wnere other crop' here felled. Drill in a bushel
of seed per as.

TIMM SLED-11111.—"Thls is the greet num for
sowing turnips. wrote Arthur Young; and so it is at '
the present day. The weather has been favourable for
spring fallowing and getting the land ready for manor-
hie and seeding. The free use of the liquid.manure
drill will be very general, with more thus the common
allowance of water. If 15,000 plants are grown per
sone, 1,000 gallons will not be moan to each when '
divided amongst them, granting that it is applied on 11
the drop principle; end if dribbled continuously along
the drill, the question is—bow much will each turnip
gut? The whole art of growing turnips lies In getting
the seed with plenty of sap in properly cultivated laud..
Lila. good plan to well soak farmyard manure with
liquid manure from the tank some days•prior to its
being carted to the land, u it both nopliee asp and
makes the manure spread better in the drills. In this
way upwards of 1000 gallons of water per acre may he
applied mach more available to the turnip crop than
when sprinkled along the surface of the drills in dry
weather. In short, such is the importance of sap, that
the quantity each plant requires should become • ques-
tion of exact calculation, just as the quantity of guano,
the solid portico of plant food, is calculated. A bout
3in of seed is the 0001111011 oslouletion per acre, but in
dry seasons we prefer 41h., singling in time should
growing weather set in.
LOPIIII. Continue to sow on poor dry soils adapted
for it up to the middle of next month. Keep the
earlyaown crops clean.
WHAM now begin to ripen their seeds, which should
be prevented everywhere on the farm. Bear in mind
the old proverb, "Ons year's seeding is seven years'
weeding."
florturia.—Although the noun has not only been
late but remarkably backward in other respects, vetches,
clover, lucerne, and other forage plant+ should now be
ready for the scythe, and should daily be given to live
stock to save the pastures. Mitch cows, fattening cattle,
and horses, that can he more profitably soiled in the
yards,
aat should be kept at home, and only the younger
and sheep left la the field. To overstock the
pictures at this lemon is mincing, and the ratmegal a a
few "big mouths and fur lea great relief.
Tug PASTURES now =to feel the influence of •
vertical sun, more es when cropped too bare.
I The shelter ',bk.!' • close full bite agfOrde froth the rays
e the sea, obvhting at the same time the exhthating
evaporation from • bete urine daring mid-day, to-
' tether with the opposite moistening and fertilising
effects of the night dewsesubh and ilaleed by the long
gran, are facts with which grunts hen long been
familiar; and this is not all, for the old prom* that
"grating cattle eat with two mouths," reminds us that
I at this season cattle, when the pastures, are bare, con.
I rum, more with their feet 'has with their months.
Hence the pushes of thirties (rasing nook from one
close whoa it begins to l short to another 'elan there
Is a fall bite, end is d.htg se advantage is always taken
of • summer shower to start the gran
lanto•now or Pruthusas.—The rapid growth that
follows a mouser shower preen that with ear present
steam-pumping stephanotis mush grass-land might be
watered on the same principle, , mous of a short
length of movable troubioggreet-thad am be irrigated
in the game e6y it is sow dean en Lodge farm,
Barking, with fixed trouble', signet on the ridge or
emelt-went system, according to the inclination of the
land.

Four.

_
Ti Firmer reports an alarming outbreak of cholera
at Roweb.
A riot kee eararred In the tows of law, rift,
against the tar for liemai:ascend of the clergy. s der
VU re-diablisised without loss of life.
Maw Yoga. June 2.—A party of Yenisei, hiring
refused to gone the ear et Williemstown, Ni' York,
were ftred Epos by the liederel troops, sod ducal were
wounded.
Holt &ammo corners AP /*wry) is Timms.
—From Ouesteatinople we Mang thee a ember of
eouricha whie seeefied hula theMmesse at the letilionhill
et the preeset month Wye new &haat entirely bees
temaptiered and put to death.'
Tug Greek esecationer Is now on • prorineial tour.
List Friday be beheaded three brigands at litylida, on
Saturday two et Lamle, on Monday two at Bypelle ;
he is now at Levadeia, where be is to rogerotte •
notorious criminal. Fie trill then go to Chetah amd
anus to Atlases to based the sense soder suoilienee of
death, sod he must then go to Corinth to earcute
tee brigands who bare been for some time Reputing
the imeiretion of their sentence. One of the brigands
beheaded et Seytida had beim oondesnnod to doia fire
timers.
BaIciaNDSGII the Vain, of May a
young man, eon of M. BMWs, •es lendowoer at
Arabal, was seised at the oda of the town by a band
of fire mbiereants, the chief of whom bandaged bis gee,
and. mounting him behind himself on borsch's', serried
Win shout the edinky fur three days. The uofortuoat•
young man Wee °Defined for 24 boars in • dark csaverl,
ililed, and illereated, and eonstsuitly threatehed *MC
death if his father should refuse to pay the ransom
demanded. It is 'apposed the demand was complied
with, for young Reins was found on Sunday last epos
the reed hi • state of almost idihcy. On Saturday WI
the diligence travelling between Vlll•Joyde sad
Atheists was stopped by four bandits. The oonditalor
was killed. and the poteengers were rubbed of ever 7.
thing after undergoing great maltreatment. A
telegram has been :waived &nauseating that the
two goglishmen captured by brigands near Gibraltar
have been traced, and that their release le only a
quedlou of time ii•d money. In the meantirae they
are well, awl well cared for. The Spanish authorities
are conducting the negotiation for their release.
"Gene Mirlisu Gallgir."--If the Greek brigands
have a savage and InerCelebe wiry of tort.,ring sad Mtlf-
dieing steer vistims, the solider° of ordinary Greeks
towards the bandit°, against whom they have inimical
seems scarcely less horrifying. At Arbours,
in the distnot of Yreissina, three brothers named Sher-
cumuli, and a servant of tbein, resolved that four
known banditti chow they bad before befriended should
die. Toe unsuspecting victims were accordingly invited
to dine within • chamber, in which loop boles had bean
bored. At a cartein period of the feast three of the
entertainers withdrew, and the fourth, after • lend in-
terval, called loudly for " sweetmeats." Amending to
arrangenteet. these were not to be brought in, and when
the host left the room to seeertala. salt were, thalweg.
of the inattention $3 the visitors, a volley we. fired
through the loopholes en the guests. Three of the
brigands fell is the room, wounded arid dying, the
foerth, an motive man, made • jump throagh the
window, and escaped.

John Fowler, • (armor's son. and ores of Lord Dela-
mere's taunts, Ins been fined £5 and oasis for mallet.
odsly killing • fez-hound belbrilirm tor tbs master of
die Cheshire Hunt.
Tee LIAD3IB. or Ise Funks RAID or CarAur.—
" Giszonar O'Neill was appreabotd to the business of •
hoci,e ;Nicks in Clonmel, sad " General" °lesson was
in 1848 serving ut the Malt oonstabelary and statiooed
at Uonoybo4r...
Haw 81.41 Pout Itaricrior. Dealaration loyd
Naha*, 3,455; Sir $481113 Ades, ; majority, 171!
loAlos Vivian o Vistas and Waterford divorce ow',
the marriage is dissolved, dating Ir.= the 17th ult.
Tb • gooney° whether treating is the lest ballot
°Ado! the lon Bristol Anion tabo be argued out the
19th 'wt.
Ildsztinz Arrant IN &turtle, night,
at Western, near bentakilles' a femur named Brian,
I. e GS of jealossy, get open the body of ha wife. and
killed the child of 'hint she vu r.erresste, sod after-
wards an fire to toe house in which she lay. boles is
arrested.
" WHIM 141113'8 • WILL 1111118 • W•l.'-4,:00k
—"Plows '/L I wishes to glee warning—" Ninon
(surprised)—" Why, what's the matter?" Cook —"Tee
feat is, mum, I'm going to get married!" distress—
" Why, 000 k, I did not know you were =gaged I"
Cook—" Whim I ham not a:only espied as yet,
-mum ; bet 1 feels myself to beet that 'appy
hoe as I would love hasty min, mum I"
Psoor Posinvs.—Wit. (who boa been "sitting op").
" Well, this is a pretty time to eon* bons. Four
o'clock I"—Ettiabend (who bee taken nothing but ono
glass of a serious compoond epoken of by himself es
"Whiskanwors. ") ' Who' you mean, madam, by
'Forkleok ?' Ilefort'oly for you madam, it alto 'appous,
eeriousloeuff. I pardi'd Big Ben, madam, and beard it
strike One (tic) several times, madam I ! "—Pence and
Judy.
THAI KING or 1141 811811311 left this sosistry for
Belgium on Thursday. His Majesty, we understand,
will r•ters to gogland for the Wimbledon Volunteer
°onions, when he will be samoispasied by the Quote
Consort. _ .

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Jankree, the suppomi perpetrator of the warden et
Denham has bose oommitted for triaL He has pro-
s write' statement to the wired that he is
l s'
Innocent of the murder, and that he received Marshall's
clothes and 50e. es "hash money" from the real
perpetrator.
ON THII LONDON AND DOTER RAILWA I. —At the Epsom
terminate on the Derby Day a mike and • woman, in •
crash to obtain first-Mess sesta before the train became
stationary, bewail so eisteaeled with the mob that they ,
they were thrown betweee the carriages and the plat•
forts, and whirled along the permaneet war by t4l*
canisgns' onward course. If.. they both escaped with
Qui; livee we be only aitrilsetable to • Divine inter-
position of Providence.
SHOOLLNO Duro Or • DOT. —On Tuesday • Liver-
pool boy named Thotuse Oonlibard, 13 years of age,
was climbing • tree in that portion of Prince's Park
skirting on Miolrroaci. in scarce of • bird's nest, when
one of the braaelies gave way. The poor lad fell on
the park railings, one of which entered hie Nide, and be
then rolled into the road, dying almost immediately.
BONA FIDN MATE/LEAL —The Court of Oommon
Mee, has doubled that where di Yorkshire musicians
went a distance of six or wren miles to perform on a
Saturday night, and were found drinking in a public.
hones during the prohibited hours next morning, they
mast be held to be bendfick travellers within the mean-
ing of the set, being at a considerable distance from
their homes in the pursuit of their Galling. A wavier
ton of the pal:diem:l for selling them liquor was imam.
quently quashed.
A female child has died at Bolton, its death being
plainly traceable to the intemperate habits of tbe mother
musing her to neglect it. During the time cf this
negleet the fainly was in rooeipt of about fifty shillings
pa week. The borough magistrates Lam committed
both Fie, eats for trisL
DEATH reuM SOIDIAMBOLISM.—Yre. don Bryant, of
West Teignuiouth, aged 68, on Monday roes from her
hod without rousing her bulkhead, and opened the win-
dow, apparently with the iotentioa of walking no the
roof. but mimed her footing and fell to the ground, where
she lay until the morning: She has sines died.
IMMIGRATION—STILL TWIT COMll.—Leet Week alms
thotesad liaropeans were landed in this city from
emigrant ships, in wiareh of new homea. From Ireland
and Germany same five thousand, in about equal proper.
does. while Ragland and Sweden bed the 'beak of the
remainder. So we draw from the beet physical and
iatalleetnel sonrese of the aid world—and we improve
all tre get—lieur York Herald
THE FENIAN iL•ID.—" No Yeaian bee penetrated
mile into Canada, or stood half-an•bour on Canadian
NoiL" Teta Sir John Tenn nuns up the abortive mid
upon the Dominion. The weeder is that any Penises
*odd be foiled to nate the attempt. Nothing Gould
well be more wretched theft the doings of the ' morale"
who haws le ci their dupe. into this difficulty. The
lenders lease nothing sheet their bulimia, nor bad they
! Any tommareee to support lb. eaterpriiiit. They stetted
sufficient eatlinsiasta to indite& • large number of men
to join their standards. • Fenian army of 2,090 might
have given some tastable, with proper letedliag, la
the bands of O'Neill and Gleason it kiss been left to
starve, the men being thrown destitute on tbe Omadian
frontier, while the leaders themselves are in gaol. This
Is the net Issue of the greet raid. The prisoners will
be tried for violet tig the neutrality laws, sad ill is said
that the Admialetastios will vials them with the full
penalty of the law.

GARDEN OPERATIONS.
HARDT FLOWER GARDSll.—Seldom has the maggot
been so nouiorolui, and is injurious to rose trees, as it
is this season. ihriage with soareuds se froqueatly as
possible. Look sharply other all robber shoots and
" smokers," and sever from the stook.
HARDY FRUIT GARDRIIf. —The shoots which have
formed too numerously during the present spring upon
huh fruits, bleak somata exoepted, Auld new be
thinaed oat In all *tenon whore they grow too
densely. The young shoots upos white and red entreats
may be somewhat shortened, so that the strength of the
trots may be thrown iato the fruit, end also that
bloom-buds may be formed mare freely for next lesson.
During dry periods, and especially if the lan shines
warmly during Us day, too much cannot be said in
favour of syringing wall.fruit trees in the stoning, sou
particularly such u are carrying heavy grope
Ktreeze GARDII3.—TAke the headlight,' off Ridge
Cucumbers and Vegetable Marrow iss soon se they hula
to grow freely, end see that neither sugar trun want of
moult'', at the root. Aitiflael wateriegs may be
absolutely Deeded by most nom especially Peas, and
each thing... lettuces. Endive, Ridishs, small seed-
ing plants, be. Ido not advise.vratering until some
slight cheek is observable in the growth; then giro
water freely, end in abanderen.
Tow Gauntalea. —Coatis,* to pat in the cutt-
ings pleabod off Pompeii Clirtiosimmetss which
will make nice staff to follow tte bedding Pleats when
taken up in the oilman. Finish pleating out
Dahlias • stake them at one., and give Mum a 'mulching
of rotlei; dung jut over their roots, 'shish will do them
much good. Contemn Alp's' Mukluks do well in
towns when one. utablisbod ; now is the proper time to
propagate them. Thie should he done by taking off LW
shoots with a portion of the roots if possible, the dial.
done to be planted dies to the edge of spot in rich
sandy **it Plea+ them in the shade until they are wall
rooted, at which time they should be planted out and
not again disturbed, for I end the longer they retinae
in one position tbs hotter they flourish. A little good
rotten dung placed round the older plants at this season
I' of great service to them. French and Ablaut
If srigolds. Love-lies-bleeding, Prinoe's Feather, Stooks,
sod all kinds of tender &angels, may still be frau.
planted If esiefully taken up dith ea much earth as will
hang to their roots; as soon as they are planted eve
them a good watering. Plants that are required to be
kept low should be paspd down.. they premien in
growth. Old birch brooms sums in very useful for
matins pegs from fee thin oaroo.a.
AY ea inquest held by Dr. imakostor. .a tow days
Ines, on thebodies of two children who lad from the elects
LE''FlV“thsilm=hessastil tattel Mthmitffre=;
nntV galena same gulerdle •
=born &hid g • Ws" vHilat
t, ow call..
• to.

elaelicta politics Atm 114.
lOU net seesamerlly pal • stop sp imberr.
Two ellebas•Uar it tie Eteheqeer tam Aosigid
lb. a pas lice..., mod hare ate el igui::"4,
well.
THB kiwi b•ld Oa Weedey by the Pripet
on behelf of her 11.jeete, Wii stkeeded by ti,.
Itch-stir. Lord Poitiap.r., Mr. A °ow,
Guest. M.P. About VOO preeestet•ona eer,,
A Se.LeeDID DIMOND. —At Tineroft
obst Gore oral, on TOIM•y, lb. adventer.r,
8.1 olvidtiod the sum of £8,250, being the rest' t 741
throe „mow wedelns.-- The tin mead dur,,,l'%
quarter realised £15,000, At the previous
&sighted easeuated to £6,000. "44

DAgnig American
Lorain, wss walking along Hath•street
ethos two women—WKeoan and Hughes—,,,.'N
and owe pot her arms round his neck and wicki,,ed-',n
his lancet • pocket-book costainang anew, ,4".
In bank-notes, draughts, kn. None of thu c 0.41
been ref:towered. The women are an melody te
Udatilie IN STEP/NM—A volunteer ria0...1
Redhead has been committed for trial foe • Ifoi
for ebootiog with his ride his of pmot,er.
acid the diseased Tem very cevol he Wilisso:'4",
food," amid &nether witness mid that the
awned Red heal. bud sloths§ so that be a ,u'd Jt.tt
out on Sunday. Somme( the jury 'ranted to c*Ste
manslaughter.
LORD CoORTENAT. Edwin Baldwin Come
ssommonly milled Lord Courtenay, • bankrupt, kis
sod Ilabilities'of £235,000, and scoured debts a
The assets consist of estates to whirl: Lori Carta,
yin Imo.e entitled upon the death of Ess 40.2
subject to the mortgages thereon, the rft,„„,
being aeons .
A CLIPS, named Peter Birmirlham, sr.,* 4,,
newlay charged before the Manchester rnagietrztri
embezzling upward. of £l,OOO, the property
Christopher. Wood, and Co.. hie employ., ra Ths
we. the common one of ralleeting money from
and keepina it. He pleaded guilty, and was
to Ma imonth's imprisonment.
Tin real enjoymett of the weal meal is bend
invigorating cloalities of tam and that the obieetioe,L
Chinese practice of detouring iefenor worthleo
with mineral powder to pass them off M ace
disapproeed by the public, is shown by the
preifereoos elven for the strictly pin tea
Afeurs. Horistnitt, Leaden. Local Attst,
adverti ed in one columns.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTYINY AND PILLS. —ghtrtnte,
Breeds, Coasts. and Coarts.—Thooneide of te5t,n,y.,....
produced to peeve the power pnesemeJ by tlet,
remedies In came of asthma, Incipient cownimptird,
disorder' of the and, and Tbe Ointmeat, eso
the chest and back, penetrating the skin, i. I
• directly to ine iui, where, In Una:Whale
the whole mass of circulisting tarts', it neunah.i,
Mom Impurities, which art the toundatical or
aathma, 'refehltis, pneumonia, MS
the appearance ef the first ooneumplim eympt on, tbe co,k
cheat ado patient ehotild be fomented with warm brio,.
with I mans cloth, and Holloway's rimneeta then Nell rft,
in. Ds absorption will eubdue advancing
Wile this formidable fee.
WllAill " BUSDLIBIGI."—A as heard at the Alrryn
with.C,osaty Court 'retailed • autos anion( Weiii
servants that would be more lowered in the kresc
than the observaace. Two inane Mtn, farm serrisk
seed Ur. Charles Jeffreys, a geed&inian of iodepooo,
means, for an assault. Each alb* Plaintiffs Is,*
dainagm at £5O. It appears to be the frequent
for Welsh servant girls to Invite their lovers tu
houses of their employers rafter the eruployen haet
to vest. la the present instant*, Williams and Jealm,
visaed the housemaid and 000 k of Mr. Adhey's, .r.:
were s-ousgled upetairs into the girla' bedroom, os
o'clock. the latter joining them at ten. The meg 4:
on the bed with their *oats off *halal* with the g
which interesting occupation in Wales gote undn oS
name of 'bundling." About three o'do:k .t
morning Um Jeffrey was evoke by bearing
Tolosa, and alarmed her baib.d, who on Iraso
search, found the plaintitte biding under the hedel,,,,
Os being dtsooverod they rushed dowestote., follond
by Kr. Jeffrey,. who b.-laboured them most utossr.
tidally, to mash so, Is feet, that the nom of one of
them was broken, and both of them received sock s
castigation that they were obliged to seek media:
advice and asaistanne. With some sayer* stria/et...Lc
the immoral tendency of the custom, the jade left the
case to the j airy. who considered the olaintdis hii
been the enhject of unnecessary violence, badger. ioec
£l5 each, with full mats.
DISASTROUS &roam iv Orammit.—The huibe-4:
AIASCieli says :—" tiermeay has been visited bye drvat.
ful storm. The diamters are immense, houses Ilan
been carried away, and a large number of person. tor
?mislaid. At Grosbon (Siebenbergen) the loin WI. 10
heavy that houses and their in habitants were arran
away by tbe current of water produced. After the
subsiding of the food hundreds of cattle,
with human *orlon and the ruins of booms, were d
covered to the slims ; morn than forty dead bodfro h.',
been youoversg up to the present time ; of the all;
f.milies composing the Cowan., scarcely ten ren,LII
alive. At Nasy-lEue eighty houses were carried off by
the water.; sixty persons were destroyed by it..
catastrophe, ter sey amble( of the icee of propert,.
which is ereeediegly bread, At Erfurt the liahtence
struck several objects, notaisly the steeple of All Sent/
oburch, consuming the spire."

STRAXOII &LOTION Oi• QUARK/L.—A correspotdett
at Vienna states that on the morning of Wedneed.y I
young man wu found covered with blood, Booing From
his neck and jaw. ehiedi was freetored, in the &Wiwi
The youth wan the SOO of a dans mg-muter, and nimself
employed aeon. of the dancers in the tarps de ballet (1
the opera-house. In • letter addressed to to. satins kb..
Reisinger announced that he was the victim of as
Americas doe'. sod that the motives whim& bad induced
him to eat would be found in clatter olio\ he had
deposited in the dressing-roam of the arab &Boers of
the opm. io this letter, which was found in tb• place
indicated, he states that he bad at. aoqmainiasaaa
of • lieutenant, who warn • Milieu Knight of St. Jolla •
that they had qoureiled. and that the Renteoesi
had chalisared him to fight with pistoh, which,
be had accepted. Afterwards the hentenant tad
him that he ectoid not fight hint, as be was
too young. On this the youth says that be bessata
violent, but the lieutenant loin him, smiling, that Owe,-
was • way to light without exposure, and this wee that
cosh should wear • glove on the left hued, and whoever
was Wen in the street by the other without th left glows
on his band should kid himself. The writer of the letter
says that ha bad been no ortfortunate as to be sees by
his ad ry without the glove, so if be did not with
to be dishonoured he had to kill himself. He sap that
he would not have been en fooli.h as to take off Lie
glove had he not yielded to the remonstrances of one
for whom be would always have ventured to expose nil
life. The young man has died since. Both the lady.
love of the ill-starred youth sod his own relations, who
did not know the mooning of his always wearing the
left glove. had taunted him about it, and the first time
he yielded he met the lieutenant, who looked at bit
hand, end the young man thought himself bound to
fulfil the stipulations of their foolish deal. The 'mod
of the quarrel was tome advances made by the lieutenant
to the girl.
DREADFUL OUTRAGE IT THE " BLACK COUSTIT."—
On Wednesday, at the Dudley Police-court, &mod
Williams, 43, forge:pan, Tiptoe), and Joseph Cox, :f2,
Puddler. Tiptoe, were charged, together with • mss oat
in custody with having committed • raps on Emma
Turoer, of 'Coale Melds, on the previous morning. The
proseenstriz is the wife of • labourer, but live. spat
from him, she and her deteghthe a girl of 4, occuproz
a cottage 100 yards treat any dwelling. Just after eta
o'closit on Tuesday morning some mire rapped at ter
door, and asked fur ginger beer. She told them tots
was ready, the they asked her to open the door. Ste
I refused and pressed • chair mrainst the door.
they coald not push it open, after nintiog a itoce
through the window, they went away. An host latat
prisoner and another matt returned, swore they oo.id
he admitted. and the one not in custody said be hal
refused massy and now he would see her fer nthl
They began to poU out the window,. She picked opal
ate. They piked her with Moses, one struck her cit
the aide of the bead, and sassed a wound. One of tle
men pet his heed through the window, and triod he
force his way be. Witham stew* him on the bead wilt
the axe. He fell boa on the ogled', and another mu
presented his heed. She streak again, but she thoturitt
without effect, for the pressing ermine* the chair behia
the door and the loss of blood from her head bad re
aspersed her that the axe fell from her hand. Wiliam
than get through the window. She Apnea me wet
because he did not tall bath. After he was in the
cottage Williams took bold of her and carnet het he
the door. • tarp these at the softest broke away the
look and the Debut west same in. She was then knocked
down and dragged oat of the beam by Use hair ef the
head, into • field, by WUliame and the mac Dot ts
custody. Each of the prisoners and the shiest maD ,8
torn more then coos etommitted the castor charted. da
prostentrix being bold down by the other., she ea
carried into the hosts, as she was too weak to salk.
and aerate the (dance was committed. Prisoners we"
remanded for a week.

Fraiita Inisa•firroun.—We bare already aimonaaed
the cooerwheliaing defeat of the suffrage women Ca
Vermont, but here is • little insident of the sampaigs
to which we feu the attention of the sisterhood hes not
lowoi carefully enosgh lov.ted. Jost for the fun of the
thing, • special canvass of the woman popololioa wee
mule in one distrist (that of Rantoul, bad the
following was the result ;
Somber of women In the district
Wanted the outrage ...... .
Didn't wain It..
Didn't eme
Not at hoses 1
The fact that only one woman out of 82 vu not at home
lodinates, we believe, that the &laws flieteiet le odd
of tits ben and most virtuous in the State. The
itanton women mast be assepted as representatives of
the noblest and wisest of their sex. if they don't want
sufirsees, why saet our fair friends here let their sisters
aloe?—Nei, Torii !raga'.
Pommtlill OUT OF PRISON. —TIM Liverpool
Daelp Courier seems to imsgbie that the lama of Ni.
Obtinniiii, who bee just finished a mooth's 'uprises.
went for libel, have Wise in rather too plummet a plass.
liat no. Mat it is over," lays the Courier,
may be worth while teascerbain She kind of puniebineet
Mi. Shimmin bed usdei=geol. There is a tread-
mill in Kirkdale—Kr. was szaseed nape&
gnosis, step • there are mat lamas, Get= oak sad
imeoiesed gijirimeente—der. @bimetal. bed required no
hen Wilde. 01 AlPeoviag, and has not minimised ea She
separate system ; there an nlemey warts, where • blade
of grass sever rptinp, tied tise_eye grows weary of doll
bricks and dingy diee—lEr. Wrotein suffered from
none of these dopressiag amoniatims. lie wee • Grei-
ner misdemeanant, and we are not me whether this
is tot a desirable punishment. Just as a famished
"crab" breaks a street lump to get ruinous In prima, so
an overworked editor naafi libel a nterediaat prises to
enjoy a pleasant holiday."

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Famitoss wow JOss. —We learn from Le FL"
something of the toilettes of the SWIM . The trs
still worn for full dregs, saimptieg by quit' YOUNT
and is their air the skirt should islet segue the rw'u"
in frost, mod be slighUy titillated its the 'ma Meg
wakes/ seetumes are made of two twirlers. There
materiel of *blab the two sides area( • different (aloe,
gush as bins and drab, brown violet ; grey /cows to So
the favourite *doer jest sow. There are sow obi"
alterstioas ia the maks el the upper skins or stool;
they age mostly cut roared, the heat bertadtbe Ml
always on the bias, and ths book set on to wry Mc.
foil plaits. The mauler of looping up mode' tw
appeassooe of their being shorter in some parte tiso
others. Black prowediew, ia as okarmiag material for
WM. over. silk dram 'rho she is made with a
body Gad short sletilwellt the gonbeedine high with loot
gietteea. These tunics are teimmed with one or
&snots alternately with biases or piaked rWAig ml
Sig the dress, or with* owe or two Mjelas. &game ""
to match the skirt, which is trimmed in the same erYir•
Plain silk douses are owaetisies trimmed with rig'
k dins. All tgarisparent materiels must he worn Oro
Main skirk, Magna robs@ de net admit of is ogodew
jacket of the woo nor of ose of blue alb. Bias tn.'
mings are eery much is verse. Clear white soil
dresses will be mesh wars thi5.....,, sad urco thew
s•ver4 rows of very narrow hisses of white Pm'4
I form • very narrow Witnesisig. The summer Sow"
are, many of them, Bowel in ships, and most. of Owe
*harming colons. The " Paso*" of very"willo
rice straw, hoed with soldered snipe or OM, site fr!..%
amnia( ogee tleit forehead, the aides raised,
with • bunch of Gowen or all stifled feather,. VIII W
a great favourite. The " DemiTemels," we "
one Fees searooly saything beyond the Wee how is.
bongnet with whiots it is trimmed. The " 04:4;
homietets." the front nearly mead, made Is 11"
all odour.; sad the " Oesisseine," as ezeordisfu
young-looking sad elegant Wesel el my whit* 97:d
or ship, the froet in the "Mario Stuart • style.
with • wide bias fold el eskeared 0111 and wow
or white Weeds lathes over the heir. • Ism rdwir,
grad forming the crows, in liess of whisk es the rt
side, is a bush of melee, feathers, matehing the
meting me • metes of Mewls Sw and We wv
Snob need, trimmed with beight-polieweed elbow drv".'
mid black lees. Pink sibecod, tells, Or SOM•
ter our. Gad @Maki he stied with whit* deities.
UthU
m valley. whits NW.
newest bets are being of boirairrtaGthiff: bigfrel kow,d
wade
I La lstaiiè wish 0011.1°
sf atoms* &WIN or *Ow Woe, Ibroor:
•11
.110444 ww4 peal Whs. 0.101 teith
kale bare ow trim robe/ se mob Ms, said Wm/
ribeadoe we vislitiat d Amid,

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Cann Storr.—Tbe Daily News says a few daya ego
all acrobat wee killed in too provisoes while having a
stone slab brokers with • siedgo oa hie Ghost. The
audience did not know why It. performer endured •
second whack so stolidly, lentil hie corpse wadi drawn
out from under the does. In a Londe& tiebibliskamit,
a lady clothed M • street tasalblor toms a ample of
infanta in the air with • moot waddles balled in kat
still in Wain( tbitm amis. Bbs balanass a nal*
unmask on be, bard, who has slot • tara at the oafs*.
tuilat. young abaft, making this. trnadlo nor the
stags in imitatiou of boom sad pedant • ghats miss
of monkey trialcs aro loedly applaadad. Perhaps
the inset disagreeable sight of all, however, is that of
a female male performer of about eight years of age.
Ti see this poor ensalicre swsgpring sad pinatas site, the (asides tf the adult znoantobaaka of slat -trite to
which alto Wasp is raostdpcestao. Ornaltp la sigma' 1 being pat &Iva ;soalsalja.ll doom kr
wasps loog ; why °mast so offorl Rio‘ for
lialaatailas how bona* or worse of baby minimUm,
ilowril 104 " *WNW 11•WoUl.

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'MU AND THE 0
EDITOATION BILL.

The Ninth also asides of eertUleated twines held
their third • eetilo,4 on Bthithisy aftersoos weth at the
N 6006111 kool'ssem, ll.loombe Regis. There were
present Mr. et roper, of the Netioned Schools, DOI,
chaster. the president, is tis chair; Kr. Bmitli,
National Seke oola, Kitimat* Regis, secretary Kr.
Gibes. Tthe g Sammie, Weymouth ; Kr 8. Bea*
British lilas lola, Nokomis, Regis ; Kr. Pearce, Si.
John's Bobo Ws, Radipole ; Kr. Besting, British %book
Dembesiew ;p. Reeve, Maiden Newtoe ; Kr. Ontatirs,
Blandfostl • Kr Collie., Puddlotown ; Mr. lianie7.
Cattisteel Treglotsas, !Medians, with severe'
Mien. or stresses of rebook, and other friends.
Maas glbe bssisees let. from it. WS meeting was a
propoli ion for the amosation M isle 111€4011 to joia
111 d PrOPtlfe tb• beoelits of Moe Settoolorester's Ron"
robot lastitatioe, bets. that WU strictly • Church ol
.ad institution, Um samaiatioa. where embraces I
mho diameters of all dowominstions, sosl4 not join.