The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08 00:00:00

Grntral :Yrnms.

A 1113CCIMITOL attempt Lea been made to grow hope
IA the county el Dublin.
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No caw of rattle plague srss renorted in Great Britain
in the w, ek en ling r.eptewber 28.
THE Tinsels advocates the enpplring with arms of the
police in all our wennfacturiug centres.
THR now neMpfbiff) Contly fleapits!, at Winchester
will, it is expected, be opened Dent spring.
A FISIAII privateer las been warn off g.illybegs head-
, Isud, awl the Bese.arcb is cruising or the neighbourhood.

A HULL COAL.DE kLER has born lined £2 for so mixing
coal that ha sold for 281. p.r chaldron what was only
worth El.

BY the firing of Stratford Alain Colliery, Barnsley, on
Tomiday morning, the bees of NO men wer•endangered,
but happily all eamtped.

MIL WOODMAN/11T, the Meyer of Doncaster. died on
Tuesday from the effects of • fall down the grand stair.
cam at the Manaus-hunts the mane morting.

Tam special oommbsion for the trial of the prisoners
charred with moldering q..rgeant Brett, at Manchester,
will be °penal about the 27th November.

THI AIITBSIPIAN is summated that a rail.
way should be made from NI astowsh to Dtbra Tabor for
the transport of troops sod monitions of war.

THE Mark.Lasse Express ears that up to this point
the deficiency in the yield of wheat M considerable, and
this admitted fact promises a dear year for breskstuffs.

THE Tichborne btrmetey came has been postponed for
a month, in reeponas to no allioheiation for farther time
to file affi lavita of domuneuta having reference to
platoliffo claim.

THE BOARD OP TRADR RETURRO for the month end
entlit months ended the 31st Atignvt, in all ewant'sl
lamina prevent the some results ss the last two or
theirs returns, an improvement, but only to a limited
*stmt.

THZ War-offiae has deterwineal to brigaie the
Volunteer force, and to appoint a brigadier (who will
have to pass an examination) to each htigade. Thera
will be a staff, the members of which will aloe bans to
P'°' an aaninination.

A cola Ica 0 North Seaton having been fetched
home from e public-home by hi. wife, attacked her
with a poker. and ended by smashing her Anil. and
leaving the poker atieklag In ber head (Me died, end
he is in custody.

IN Ls limiter, Worcester, Shrewsbury, and other
towns, 'unfortunate gentlemen have been apprehended
under all sorts of oircuittit..nees. on anspiaion of being
Deaner, the Fenian ; but, hitherto, the rcal Simon
Pure" hss escaped detection.

OKRAS MoRTALITT AT ILLUMINATI CRILDRIIN.
Dr. J. B. Curonven make. the swilling amertsoo that
from sixty to ninety per cent. of the children winced
" oitt to none" die within their dist year, and rarely is
an inquiry made as to the camas of death.

L9an Ruisamm, in a letter to ths Irish Reform L•asa•
submits that ".n frishnsan ought to be admitted to
the fraurisme on the slims qualificstion and with the
some or inditiono as an Engli.hman ;" and he expresses
his belief that this principle will be amerted by all
Liberals.

CHARUI •GAINIST 1/1111:111ANCII Baocns.—Mr. John
Watmon Grubb and Mr. Arthur Robinson, insurance
brokers, of 21. A ustintriarr, have been onromitted for
trial on a charge Of appropriation to their own UN glBOO
which they had been employed to collect in their
capacity of insurance brokers.

RIOTOUS HOI,PICKIIIIS. —A serious riot has taken
place among the Irish bop-pickers M. Western Bermard,
Hertfordshire. They emssbed nearly 200 psnes ne gime
et the Crown Inn; indeed the inn is • wreak. Every-
thing in the bonne •as smashi-d. The parish oonstable
was left neatly dead. The county constabelary have
apprehended siz tl tits rioters. but the others have
escaped. It is said Bayliss, the mutable, cannot
recover.

TOBACCO POlghlerlllo.—At Stoke•apon-Trent, grocer
named Hnerd. who war in the habit of chewing tobasco,
put into his mouth the greeter portion of ball an ownse.
He was advised to take it from his mouth, bet refried.
and in a few minutes the effect was to mum him to
become insensible. He soddenly fell, and he •ppoored
to hove mellowed a portion of the tobacco. Three
medicol gentlemen were sent for as soon as dan.:er a.
apprehended; bet notwithstanding every offort to save
bun, he died.

THIC Rey. J. Fraser has concluded Me inquidea et to
the employment of women ard children as agricultural
latinercrs. On the authority of an archdeacon, he dates
that in the pariah of Creak.. Norfolk. having a ripula-
tion of eight hundred. no preyer.books were provided
in the church. because none of the conirrewation couid
read: id that there wan only one individual in tie
parish qualified to act an clerk, and he was a Wesleyan.

8 TTTTT HT WITH GAILIBkLOI.—A meeting 1,111 held al
Si. Jemodiehall, London, on Tnesday night, to rum-
pathise with Garibaldi, and express indignation at his
an rot by the Italian Government. The meeting in the
first resolution denounced tile Italian Government for
doing e di.agremble end manful duty, and in the second
pr dented against the men of Room being compelled to
submit to a Government supported by hireling foreign
troops. An addrets was adopted, and entrusted to
Riociotti Garibaldi for prenntation to his fattier.
Da. Mmiztoo has spoken sympathisingly of the Pan.
Anglican fimiwi. Preseliing on Sunday, at Bt. Mary's
Cetholio Church, at Bayswater, he declared that he
looked upon such on amenably end the desire of its
pr knitters as indiattiont of England desiring to have
bestowed upon it that truth and unity which was only
to be found in the Church of God— meaning, of coarse,
the Burnish Church. Ho thought it might reasonably
be believed that if these things continued posterity
would P. " the Church of God ono., more spread over
England."
Reiman FRI AND RANVIT.—The Working Men's
Association t. lebrated the paging of the Reform Bill of,
1867, by • fête and binquet at the Crystal Palms on
Monday. The attendance was not so large as upon an
ordinary shilling day. The banquet took place in the
Concert H.ll. tinier the presidency of Mr. George
Potter, and there were present, amonpt others, lir.
Ayrton, M.P., the lion. A. Herbert, M.P., and Sir !
John Bowling. Covers were laid for one thousand, but :
only It. to sig hundred attended. L-tterz of apology
were read from Mr Gladstone, Mr. Bright, and many
other members of Perliament. Amongst the toasts pro.
posed wee the "Reform Act of 1867, accepted as an in-
stalment."
Tin SONICILSETSHIIIi LABOURZIL—Dorset is not the
only county where Ilbuarers are ill-paid or dewily honsed.
It is but • short time since that we called attention to
• case which was brought before the Yeovil magietrates,
when it mum out in evidence that about a dozen persons
were living in • miserable, undrained, unventilated, two
roomed hut at Mattock; and on Maturday lost a eass
came before the magistr.tes at Wincenton, which dis-
closed& state of affairs iilmo.t as bad. An aged maple,
their sons, daughtet-indsw, and sevenl children were
herding together in a hovel little better than a pigsty,
all sleeping in the same room on things which
they celled beds--• eolle-tion of rap with the usual
moompaniment.—Bristol raper.

PUBLIC RUNNUIL —From the returns of the bort
quarter's revenue it appears that on thA quarter ending
Sept. 30, there is a decree... of £282.000, and on the
hell.vear • deereate of 05 900, in oomparimn with the
e Treeponding period. of I.st year. Bnt on the yt sr up
to Sept. 30, there is An inert.e of more than a million
aterling. The decrease on Ihe quarter is due to CoAtnms,
in • small degree, but more to the Baciee and Miseel.
lemmas departments, while stampe and the minor items
of inland revenue, as well as Boit-office, show an in-
crease. But the corresponding quarter of 1866 wan
aocidentally augmented by the falling in of half •
million of New Zeala:al bonds; to that, after all, the
quarter last ended shows an increase of nearly a quarter
of • million on the usual revenue for the three months
, of July, August, and September.

EXTRAORDINARY RROOVERY Of A Bons FROM A
MAWS THROAT.—A day or two arf • millhand at
Clifford, near Thorcarch, named Phillip ki•Bride, aged
thirtyniz, in drinking broth aeoident.lly partially
swallowed a fiat piece of bone about the size of a penny,
and all attempts to di.lodge it from bin throat failing,
he was removed to Leeds infirmary. The 'bone wig
about eight inches from the mouth. As there mu not
the slightest doubt that death would result if the bone
were not speedily eztractod, it was datermined to
perform the operation of laryugotomy. The oper.tor
wae Mr. T. P. Teale, jun., who made an incision in the
throat, just below the larynx, and the bone was drawn
out with • pair of small foreros. The incision wes then
cloeed. The sufferer is now doing well, and sanguine
hopes ate entertained of his recovery.

Tao DUMB or Vottorraust ii Cmi. Dorroasuiors.
—A new mernorsndurn upon the employment of
volunteers in use of riot has just being lamed from
the War °Moe. it is to be substituted for that
published on she 14th of June last, which it muds,
and in to bear the ume date. In cues of riots and
distnrbanees not amounting to insurrection, and not
having for their object the cemmission of felonious
ants or the subversion of the civil government, special
constables. whether members of the volunteer fora or
not, are to be armed with the ordinary oonstsble.
staff ; but in cases of serious and dangerous riots the
civil authority may require Her Majesty's subjecta
generally including members of the volunteer force, to
arm themselves with and use weapons suitable to the
otwasion. The volunteer force can also avail them-
selves, of their organisation to repel any attack on their
storehotuu or armouries.

IT is universally known that in early spring the leave.
of all plants abound in rich joieee, and tea gathered at
that period is full four fold stronger than the withered
Autnm gathering; oon.equently consumers prefer to
pureham tea that has been prepared from young leave..
but the Chinese to increase their profit sod pt rid of
low wintry sorts, do not scruple to disguise tea for
'Coldish oonsomption with powdered mineral colour.
Horniman'i Pure Green is never ' fatted' with Prussian
blue, it is in colour the natural dark olive ; and with
their bleak, produces • most economical and delicious
combination ; the public for the past quarter of a
oentory have proved this by extensively ucisi
Horniman's Pure Mixed Tea. All their teas Sr. sold
secure in packetsl and retailed only through authorized
ape,. Au spurious imitations Sr. offered, it is needful
, to observe that ..oh packet ot this truly good and cheap
ma is signed. Nommen and Co., London, original
Importer. of the Pure Tea.
Armin= 80101D111 uT Yoonci Womnn. -At
Warylebone pollee-court, on Thursday, two young women
eged 19 and 1,3 were charged with attempting to commit
suicide. Co. was found in the water and the other was
shout to jump in, declaring she would drown herself.
The girl in the canal was got out quite insensible. They
mid they had been drinking and recollected nothing of
what occurred. Mr. d'itynoourt discharged them.—
Emily Jane Allen, a respectably-dnesed young woman,
and who seemed to feel tier Palatka masa acutely, was
than shagged with allempilag to commit suicide. P.C.