The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-20 00:00:00

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Waterloo Bridge Station,
July, 1868.

An
Monde
- went preparatory to ePoning-- and— to.
• relswßeaperopeosalsesdke efi-AwPwla,wituree
• be one of the moot oonsplole works of the kind. _
%heed there be occasion for a public expression of that °Onion
Ociv.oar. no feeling of am ungracious kind will prevent it ; and
S. • the servioei of their English friends, who i.ee executed
the work, will be freely and honourably auknowledged
by such oompetent judges as the French engineers.
Extraordinary efforts ewe been made during the loot
six months to complete the worka in time for the coining
Ate, and great credit is du to the engineers of the
company for the satisfactory state in which they are
found. With the exception of one or two ilanes which
still require some time to completely fllllOll them—
although oulfloiently advanced to isdinit of the free peel.
lug of trains—the line Is in the most complete state.
M-. Locke, M.P., the engineer, and Mr. Braisey, the
contractor, were both present at this inspection, and it
Is announced that Elm line will be opened fur public tragic
to-morrow.
A Cabinet Council was held on Satnnlay at the
official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer In
Downintstreet. The ministers preasint were—the Earl
of Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Lord Chan-
cellor, the Manois of thilishury, the Earl of Hardwick°,
the Right Hon. Spencer Walpole, the Rod of Malin's.
bury, Sir E. Bulwer Lytton, Lord Stanley. General Peel,
Sir John Pakhigton, the Right Hon. J. W. Henley, and
Lord John Manners.
Tax Sicesion.—The Ministerial white-bait dinner,
before the close of the session, will take 11111011 at the
Ship, at Greenwich, next Siturday. It wax thought
that the session might IIFIVI) been brought to a close at
the end of the ensiling week after, hut it la now thought
niore likely that the prorogation, whieli will be by ouni•
cannot take place till Tueaday the 3rd of
August. It Is not unlikely that the Cherbourg demon•
stratiou may be put off to the day originally fixed.
Mr. Jonas Waimea R.Gies.—On Friday Mr. Jonas
Webb, the oelebristed breeder of Southdown risers, held
his 32nd annual public letting at Babraliain, Cambridge-
shire. The weather wan not very favourable, and the
attendance wee 'scarcely to numerous as in former
years. The number of rains let was 61, the average
price realized in each caw being a fraction under £2l.
Mr. Romanian, of Sunset, was the hirer of the tun which
led to the greatest competition, the price to which the
biddinp extended being 75 guineas. This is a decline
as compared with the last three years, a mazinuint of
170 guineas having been attained for one rani in 1855,
150 guineas in 1856, and 197 guineas last year. The
general average was also lower than in any year since
1852. It should not be inferred from this that Mr.
Webb has lost ground as a breeder, or that he has at all
fallen in public estimation, as the duMess which
characterised the letting is doe to the check given to
agricultural activity by the present depreasion in the
grain trade and other circuinstnnoes. At the dinner at
which Mr. Webb entertained his viaitors in the even-
ing the Hon. Eliot Yorke, M.P., presided ; and in the
course of the speeches delivered more than one ominous
allusion was made to the low prices obtained for
wheat.