The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET, Summon 16.
ComolB me 1-16th higher, being for moot, NI to
941; sod for the setwoot 94 13t11-161he to 94 111-16 tho

GAMBLING LW:ULM= IM • SIMI COLONY. —A
Irearet mall from Cltioa breathe us the Intelligeme tient
ehe gmerner of Hong Hoeg proposed to limos* tumbling.
beam there. Later Melee now state that the reveal*
from this mime is estimated at from MVO) dollar, to
300.000 dollars per annum. A meinori4 bag, however,
been presented to the governor protesting winst the
ropolod systems altogether, on the trm“ that to
lion. ganbilag I. to legalise Immorality.
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WILTOII GRIOT Salvo Paie.—This fair was bald oe
Tfiersday last. There was • large attenderes of dreier.,
Ti,,e.m.bcr of sheop groomed was at 'oast 30,010 brilirw
the weal amount. w.re very slow. Prime
erece clightly in advance of resent fair.. WesbeVir
'cord from 34, to 44.. • 444 res. trosm We. to 42..: wad
Were. from 213 e. to 30:„ Prime loft reeleed mud,
bicher rate.. Tb. prose of plat* mine £5. clan by the
Berl of Porobroks to UN owner of the beet 100 ewes
penned for talc, was won by Mr. IL Melmme, of
Waddington. The pieeo of plate. miles £6, also eine
by Lord Porahrok., to the owe*, of the beet 100 wither
WA., was won by Mr. Morrison, of Fontldll. There
was no competition in either clam. Then was. fair
member of horses at the fair, which realised good prices.
The show of implementa was good and '.rid.

Ton FOAM CONOILEINS ho OINEVA.— Garibaldi
arrived at G•DiVa on Sunday evening, and was
eathu-laatkially rwoelved. Garibaldi won a red shirt,
over •hich was a striped grey and Wank cloak. He bad
a stink on which be leaned, and he looked like one of
the patriarchs In a bibical painting. When he appeared
cries of " Vita Garibaldi." " lo General,* • Vies
" Vito a Lihertg," "Viva la Itsgrabliqsa"—rit
1. rery aonstitotosnal to rains this any la the Oantoo of
Vaal—burst forth from the people. When he got
Into the carriage some parsons shouted "Viet, Rom.. I"
'Ms sound caught him, and be row, renlyind with th•
words, "Vivo Gents., la Roma del'intollinense !"
Arrived at his hotel, he made a speech, of which the
following are the most interesting passages "Geneva
had long ago the boldness to attack in front that
pestilential institution called the Papacy— (loud and
prolonged cheers). Volt ate busily proud of having been
the brat to shake Papal Rowe, that aentre of idolatry
and corruption you taw, given the first blow to ii,.
Monster, imak you to strike it down. Italy is behind
Jour noble oottntry—sh• has endured throe hundred
ye as of slavery, which you have not known. It
therefore, for us to go to Rome; and we shall go soon.
Hutt reckon on you to support on in the work, which is
year. also. Have I bean indiaeresstr —(no Do). The
Congress met riri Monday aft•ruocin. Goner& Garibaldi
was appointed honorary president; M. Jolene.,
Councillor of State, acting president; and If, Sarni,
•ice.pi•.ident of the COOArtla. Geoaral Garibaldi
detvetal a speech in which be prophisisid the fall of
the PePeel, hit declared klairsell a lover of peace, and
would &lea,' be lies, hat he out in the first irritant.
waren% and. if powibls, whit at, "the destruction
• the Papacy and the dethronement of all tyrants."
On Tuesday dm President made • conciliatory appeaL
Letters were read from M. Jules Favra and Louis
Plana excusing themselves from attending on accosted of
their health and private business, If Simon invited
Pratte and ilerniany to some to. goo I understanding
on the question .4 obtaining interior liberty. 11.
Lernonnirr said that the republisan system of itsvarn.
went alone could put an end to war. At the conclusion
of this sivanh Garibaldi embraced K. Lemonnitr. If.
Fasy, ehe vice president of the Coop-stis, resis, eld hie
VrtfThe sitting of Wednesday was l stormy.
N. and srmy.
i Thtipssquier violently attacked rehears and critiaised
the Ararriss.n WI abbe. This seems to have given
offence ti the Radical • arty. who sarineened • ateetiog
to protest age-nit the revoloti wary arid socialist
lieudenry of the Congress, shortly afterwards the ,
roots in which the members of the Constsw had
assernb • l taw forcibly bleared, an set against
which the President ininisdiats ly drew up a protest,
Th. C Ogreess aeperaterl without result, the Genovese
reproaching the fi.reignery. and the latter blaming ths
o,neweae for their timidity. Renewed disturbances
followed the dinner. Tbs oottunittee haw, transferred
their pl••• of entwiiog to Berea. Their programme her
been .4..0 d arithott the participitioa of 'be Gansti• •
serial...era The nest meeting of the Congeals will be '
hold at Matsheitn. The Perin corregundent of the
Dads Nees stoles that the Freud.. o,vornosact
intimated to the Geneva authorities that it regarded the
Totrrrat aa • me, ting of conspirators. and an infraciiion
of Ferias neutrality. Garibaldi left Geneva surtdoo'y
on Wednesday morning without tiformirg any one sit
his intention, and It soma he piroaradesd to Florence
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PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Monday, 16 —Shaftesbury County (Newt.
Tassday, 17. w incanton Comity Court.
R Ilion (Somerset) Fair.
Wednesday, 18.• Salisbury County Cant
Kinp4own. sear Salk (Wilts) and Lambert
Castle (Don't) Fairs.
Thursday, 19 Andover 'Minty Court.
Eastmeon Manta) ; I,eaminster (Dorset); and
Manton (Somerist) Fain.
Saturday. 21—Woodhury IBM iDorset) Fair.

Excursion every Monday in September to London from
%vermouth, Dorchester, ke t& W R

BIRTHS.

July 20. at Karrachee, ludas, the wife of Alhert
Alining , formerly of Lym., Heir* of a daughter.
September 1. at I.orohester, the wife of the late kir.
lidward I .006111. of a daughter.
rzeptember 3, at Plymouth, the wife of George
Carterrigh,, Ptiq , of Lyme It• gl., of a eon.
Keptember at 4t. James's. ,hafteabury, the wife of
W. FL Glennie, Seq., of a daughter.
September 13, at Westatreet, Bridport, the wife of
air. Owlet Cook, of • eou.

MARRIAGES.
August 29, at the web church of St John's. Pings,
&Trey, by the Rev. t Noel stom, 11•, Richard Way.
good, .second son of Mr. W fiwatridge, of maiden
Newton, to sarsh Itebeoca, only daughter of the late
Co T. W. pe, Rev, of Chattleld-villa, Nose, Surriy.
September 19. at Tavistock, Devon by the re. Dr.
Tenc ch, ',mar Matthew .ienry, Esq. of Cambridge, to
Elias J• e, eldest daughter of Mr. 'Edward Steele, of
Dorchester
September 10, at the parish church 14 St. Peter's,
Derchester, by the Rev T. H. Roper, rector of Pud.de..
Linton. Hen y, eon of Us late Mr. uarsh, of Dorchester,
to Elisabeth Fanny, only daughter ot the late Mr.
Thomas -taynes, oi the mote place.
Sel,l•lsbes 10, at Nmenuel berth. Weston-super.
Marv, Somerset, by the Venerable -trchdrocon srowne,
MA, William Cluott Isaac, Req., of Dorset-ville,
Reading. fourth son of the late J. C how; Req., a
Sturminster Nevrton, Dozer. to Lomita fourth
daughter of the late James Atkins, EN., of Bretton,
norserset.

september 19 at the Gloucester-street 41,,,,p,A. Wry.
mouth, by the Rev R. 8 A *Mon. X A ns,
eldest son el Mr. Robert Damon, to Adele Marguerite,
daughter of Mr. R. Stannard, of Wisym.uth.
September 10, at Loudest Church. Poole, by the
Rey. I. L William., Thomas Flower, eldest son of Mr.
Gould, I ronhe id, u ilta, to Mary Emily, only daughter
of the late Mr. Ihomss Beedmi, of Kiefer.
September 12, at the perish church, Bait Stoke, by
the rector, the Rev. W. V. Hennah, X. A., James Byrnes,
youngest son of 4r. William 8 Mall, Tyneham to
A one, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel Tucker, of St.
Andrews, West Lulworth.

September 14, it the Baptht Chapel. Clapham
Common, Lon ion, by the Rev J Enstace Gilea, Mr.
William John of 148, Manor-street • lapham,
(forme ly of Fordingtota) to Nary Ann Ford, late of
Herne Sill Lodge, Dulwich.

DEATHS.
August 31, at 18, Lanedown-road, Bath, Hr.
William klandford, late of Wimborne, aged 5&
,eptember 1, at the Vicarar, abbotabury, Mr. W.
Ellis, late of Bruton, aged
Somber 4, at 7, Ebenezer Place, WrYtoontb, tho
mother of tire H silk, aged 71.
r.eptember 10, at Harton•hill House, Slsafteebnry,
Dorset, ahem Hatton Eto . agent to the moat Hon.
the %,aryilia of Weetminater,ia, for 35 years, aged
136 year..

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September 11, at Battersea Park, London, after a
few hours Ed..rd William eldest son of lir.
Edward "rnton contractor, I ortland. aged 211.
Beptenthsr 11, at his recidence, the Priory, Ware-
bun. Mont" blpjard, Beg., Mayor of the tiorough of
Wareham, Veit ii yearn
septaznbar 11. at Fordiagton, Susanna Bprake, aged
SS years

Sontember 15, at Doreheetar, Mr. William James
Herniae! /L Ca. b.ui. surgeon, fu. Donis County
Hospital aged 23 years

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