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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-04

INDIA.

fly the arrival of AC overland Mail we receive advices
from ruleutta to July 19, Madras July 26. The Arms
Rill had been pasueil fi.r a peri•sl Cyr years in spite
of determined opposition at every stage. The
Ilone Tax BM awl License Hill were slowly rn.proavh
loge pletion through much debate and many diffleitl-
tie,. The Indigo )))) iuksion hwl returned from Kish-
titowir, and their report will be given about the end
of this month. A great meeting in honour of Sir James
mum, who left by this mail, has been held at Cal-
••••••

Fr.en Allnhalant we learn that ni
oecorreii in tit r Nlqeste's ititinß.
sattnhutAttle to cholerii. The it„Lo
nentaitte,l x 1111 l depre,latiohil in th.
baa, atiatking a native and
the inhabitants. The troops sent
in capturing 501110 *MI t

iumerous deaths have
tegiment, principal!y
dlo rebels have again
,c vicinity of Hydera-
il murdering many of
iii riunmit succeeded
ha reuminder.

CIIINA.
From Chins we learn that Lori
bsl" gone north."

Elgin and Baron Gros

General Sir Hope Grant and A,
it ft for the Gulf of Peehli, the
June. and the latter on the 20th.
the notes 'gays— " hit
thaiihj to tbs untiring

!mind Hope bad both
former on the 22nd of
A eorreepondent of
ions are complete,
and anweas.ying care

of Admiral Hope and Sir Hope Grant. Rot the expe-
dition is • joint one, and we cannot commence before
our allies are ready. From present appearances at least
• month must elapse before our allies are ready—a month
which, I suppose, we must spend in inaction."
The rebels were still in the ascendant, according to
the last advice from Shanghai, and there was no trade
whatever at that port.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-04

frclaitb.

LORD PALIIERSTON.% EATAIT. Pr Sitao.—The follow-
ing interesting rimarks tele:ire to improvements that
have been effected in his property at Sligo, by the energy
of Lord Palmerston, are copied from a Dublin journal
-" When the great famine came, some Li years since,
it was believed, and the result of expenence proves that
the belief was right, that, by I training off the lodged nail
stagnant water, we could both employ our labouring
imor mid reimburse ourselves from the additional in-
crease of our crops. Money was lent out by the State
at a trifling interest. The principal was to be repaid at
the rare of r,j per cent, per annum. The works were
placed under the control of the Board of Works—that
board which the theorists i 4 eentializstion wish to tram,
ter to London. In that 1:1 years 180,0010 acres have been
improved or reclaimed by drainage and subsoiling. The
inenige number of acres now annually Irained and
cleared is 5,510, at an expense of £4 17s. per acre. All
those who have obtained loans testify that they have
obtained benefits much beyond the actual outlay, and
some proprietors, who einployed their poor in drainage
merely from philanthropic motives, hare been amply re- I
munerated by the benefit/ that have resulted. Lord
Pslmendon figures among the lorrowers, and his estate
in the county of Sligo exhibits what can be done by
energy and perseverance. The surge of the Atlantic
beat upon the shore and scalded the herbage ; the wild
winds, laden with saline particles, stunted the growth
both of animal and plant. Annually the sand was
thrown up, rind wart gradually converting the estate into
• rabbit warren. But the careful planting of the bent
grass' has stopped the blowing sand, and the pious mar-
anma obtains a footing there when all other trees have
failed, and acts as an effectual screen for more tondo.
growths. Gradually the bogs have been reclaimed and
converted into meadow land, and the black shore, once
the home of the sealark and the plover, is covered with
luxuriant crops. 'Nothing,' says the report, 'but the
most unreinitting care for a succession of years, backed
by the proprietor's personal exertions during his occa-
sional visits to his estate, could Ilene accomplished this.'
It i 4 pleasant to meet Lord Palmerston, after all the
trials of State are over, superintending the planting of
'bent gram ' and sea pine, and winning from the sea
Mow: acres which, as if already its own, the ocean had
covered with sand. Lord Palmerston has done this
amid his niutifarious duties. Far more leisure and the
name facilities are offered to all, yet how little is
done."

ROFOUCK IN GALWAT.--A public banquet has
besii held in honour of Mr. Lever and Mr. Roebuck at
Galway. Its object, of course, was to compliment those
gentlemen for their labours on behalf of Galway as an
Atlantic steatn-packet station, and to celebrate the sue-
eess of the postal subsidy. Mr. Roebuck, in his speech,
chiedy dwelt upon the desirability of • close ninon
between England and Ireland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

the returns for the three kingdsms. In Scotland the
alssentees, though numerous enough, were not half so
many as the number in attendance ; in England the
absentees were equal to two-thirds of the number who
presented themielses ; in Ireland the absentees would
really have made almost as large an army as those who
were present, for 9,1107 attended and 7,937 were
absent. Of the embodied militia the effective strength
at Present is 27,735; the number wasting to complete
the force up to its nominal strength, 8,1131.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

AUSTRIA.

The new Legislative Council of State in Austria, the
corner-stone of the whole constitutional building in
course of erection, is, so the telegraph informs us, de-
finitively created. It was to consist, as will be recol-
lected, of members for life and of temporary members,
the number of the latter being by far the larger. and
we are now furnished with the names of nine of the
members for life, just nominated by the Emperor;
while of the thirty-eight temporary members simul-
taneonaly summoned, some names representrdive in
the sense of the different nationaltiea are likewise
givel. An Imperial decree for the settlement of
Hungarian Protestant affair, has been published. This
decree orders that the branch of the Ministry of Public
Worship, which is to consist of evangelical coreligionists,
shall be established immediately. This branch ef the
Ministry will provisionally consist of three councillors.
Austria is said to have proposed to Prelude an alliance,
embodying a mutual guarantee of each other's territory,
which proposiiion Prussia refuses to accept, as far as
Venetia is concerned. The German newspapers con-
tain allusions to such a proposition, but most of them
treat the report ass fabrication.
The meavure for the abolition of all Catholic inter-
ference with Protestant affairs in Austria is in full pro-
grew'. A new autograph letter of the Emperor. dated
the 26th, extends it to the army, which henceforward
is to posseas for this purpose Protestant military chap-
lains, residing at the rest...tie, centre places of the Sys
great military dkeisions of the empire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

Amin atilt Naln.

TOR VICTORIA CRONI. —The Queen has been viciously
pleased to signify her intention to roofer the decoration '
of the Victoria Cross on the undermentioned soldier,
whose ALM, to the aame has been submitted for. Her
Majesty's approval, on account of an act of bravery per-
formed by him in India, as recorded against his moue,
vie: —Private James Pearson, 8611 Regiment (now of
the 56th Regimentl.—For having gallautly stacked a
number of armed rebels, On the occasion of the storming
of Jbausi, on the 3rd of April, 1&58, one of whom be
killed, and bayonetted two other,. He was Meisel(
wounded in the attack. Also, for having brouslit in at
Calm*, under a heavy ire, Private Michael Burns, who
afterwards died of his wounds.

DISTVIBUTION OF NAV A L Pane MONCT--Tuesday's
Gazette gives notice that the distribution of an &rani
for salvage services rendered to the treasure on board
the Ave, between the 12th March and 26th July, 1868.
by her Majesty's ship Clic. aireake, will commence on
Thumb', the 3rd May, 180.1, in the Prize Branch of the
Delis rink nt of the " Aroma stantant•General of the Navy
Admiralty, lumerset-house." The following are the
shares due to an individual in the several classes :
Commodore. 2nd class £1.209 Its. Id. Commander,
ESN 17s. 66. Thud Clam, E 257 145., two *hares ;
£l2B 175., one share. Fourth claw, £166 12.. 241.. two
shares; 150. 7.1., one share, Fifth Cilii‘S £92 Oa. 66.,
two share.; £46 Os. one share. Seventh shwa,
05 4. . . 7d., two shares L'2:7 12s. 3d.. one share ; Eighth
class £27 12a. 341., twoahares • £l3 16.. 2d., one share.
Ninth Jun, 4s. Id., one share. Tenth clam, ES 125.,
one *hare.
'

..•••••• ••••••••-•
THE )10.1Tts.—Now Chat the militia are being called
out for the anemia training it will be of interest to
obrcrve what was their strength at the la 4 training,
and it is stated in • Parliamentary return. On that
occasion the numbers of the disembodied militia in
attendance were 44.340; the absentees were no less
than ).567.3 Let us hope that it will be otherwise this
year. The regiments are now to be called out
simult.neossly. It is curious to observe a differenos in
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

EVERSHOT.

EVER/SHOT FAIR.—Some doubts having been ex-
preseod as to whether this fair will be held on Satur-
day or Monday nest, we are authorized to state that
it will be held on Saturday the 12st inst. as usual.

In reply to a proposal of France, England can-
oeing to adopt as the basis of the Conference, article
92, of the final act of Vienna, which refers to tha
neutralization of l'hablais and Faucigny.
England reserves, however, the right of making
at the said Conference propoalls relative to the mode
of this neutralization.
This declaration of England is likely to increase
the probabilities of the aasembliap; of the Congress.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

PRUSSIA.

- - - -
The iterlin Cabinet is ask, to hsve addressed snother
eir.inlar donate,' to the ' Governments of Ger-
many warning them against the eonsequences of reject-
ing the proposal of an equsl division of the Genuan
forces between Austria awl Prussia. "In the plaineat
terms Frieheer von &Menai 4 tee the resolution of
Prussia in no case, •id in no emergency whatever, to
subject her trona to the command of • General elected
by the re feral Diet; or, what is tantamount to the
same thing, in every ease, and in every emergency, to
had her troops to the battle-field without taking the
advha or obeying the directions of the minor Princes."
In • letter from Berlin dated April 27 we read
"Uncertainty prevails here in polities. The negotia-
tions between the different Csbineta continue. A wish
111 shown to settle the Swiss affair amicably, if possible,
but they do not know exactly how to set about it.
Freesia and England wish the proposed Conference to
he held at Bruaels. However, you may be sure that
Switzerland will not conclude a separate treaty with
France. If such • project ever was !Marl...lined it lias
been abandoned. The suicide of Baron Bruck is the en-
elusive topic of conversation. This tragic event throws
a sail light upon the deplorable condition of Austria ;
and Prussia has been asked to link her destinies with
that empire, falling into decay ! We are asked to per-
form the part in Venetia which Russia performed in
Hung-try, to her coat. Every true Prussian would
blush with shame if he thought his Government capable
of concluding mach • bargain. Conjecture is afloat
swipe. ting a visit paid yesterday to &MN Souci by the
Archdui hess Soohia of Austria. accompanied by the
Q mean INisrazer anil the Queen of Saxony. They
arrived quite privately yesterday moraine, and left the
same night for Dresden. The Prince Regent did not
meet them at Sans Souci, but be has gone there to-
day."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

HOP MARKET.

Bonortat, Fiiday. May 4. The plantation account
living more favourabie— the bine having wide steady
progress during the last few days —the demand for
nearly all kinils of hope is inactive. at abont previous
quotations. ---Mid awl East Kent pockets. Ms. to 140 s. ;
Weald of Kents, We. to Q..; Sussex, 604. to 765. per
cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

DIARki-LANE, MONDAY, MAY 7.

(F,.uut Gi1..., Sou, and Itarker.4 Repori,)

We had a very short supply of English wheat, and
it sells slowly at about last Monday's prietei.

oats, Barley, and other spring corn quiet at dear,
with a good demand.
Wind E.—Weather fine.

ARRIVAL

Wheat (British) 5,440 i Barley
Barley „ 1,222 lOats „ 27,360
Malt „ 11,049 i Flour, 1,000 sacks a:
Oats „ 691 i barrels.
Flour „ 14,072 Barley (Scotch) 77
Malt (Irish) Malt „ 170
Oats " 10 Oats
Wheat (Foreign) 15,3361

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, MAY 7tb.
Our market was supplied to-day with-740 beasts,
25,350 sheep, 149 calves, and 520 pigs.
Trade brisk at last Monday's prices.
Calves dearer.

a. tl. a. (1.
Beef, beat quality
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

DECAYED TEETH. AND TOOTH ACHE.

TATROMIISD IT HER MAJESTY THE 441:ESIN,
AID MA ROYAL HIOHNILSB Tit numcs OURRORT.

HOWARD'S WHITE ENAMEL,
DOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH, how-
ever large the cavities, without pain, beat, or peer
sure ; us short time it hardens into • white enamel,
Lid will remain fixed in the tooth for many years,
rendering the painful operation of extraction samosa.
'44lit strode all farther primrose of decay. This
valuable Enamel is in • wit state, so that it cannot give
the Mies pais' sad may be used by any pereon with the
ict•at•A maease,sod has th• remarkable property of Mom
-
'14,617 laseeaumg bard mid mood as the Tooth itself,
:132.71,this air iind food from the nerve. his superior
to am log that has bees mod helot% thd will
J.Nis all oalter ressedies have tailed.
904 by al)lespestable Medicine Veadors.
rill Dwichag. for Ado ore jaheitooi with lad Podia.
?RICE ONE NULLING.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, MAY S. 1860.

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

I)IWLISH.

FIR,- —A fire broke out on the premises of Mr.
Alner, blacksmith, about bailf past one o'clock on
Friday afternoon last, and before its ravages could
be stayed, six cottages were consumed by the devour-
ing element. Much fuissiture belonging to the poor
people inhabiting the cottages was destroyed. Great
praise is due to the inhabitants of the neighbourhood
for the assistance rendered by them on the occasion.
We have heard that the origin of the tire is supposed
to have been the work of an incendiary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

BENSON'S WATCHES.
MANUFACTORY. 33 awl :M. LUDGATE RILL,
LONDON, E.U.

ESTABLISHED 1749.

4,IPECIAL attention is requested to Beusou's
new Illustrated Psuiphlet on Watches (post free
for two stainiss). It contains a full description of every
construction of watch now made, profusely illustrateo
with drawings, with their various prices, important
information as to the Watch to buy, and how to use it.
By its aid persons living in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, or
any part of the kingdom, can select with the greatest
certainty the Watch best adapted to their use. Every
Watch is warranted, and sent free and safe by post on
roseipt of • rein ittanoe.

BENSON'S LADY'S WATCH—" Exquisite artistic
feeling irk ornamentation and perfection of mechanism."
—Morning Pod.

Silver, 3to IS guineas. Gold, sto 50 guineas.
BENSON'S GENTLEMAN'S ATC .—" All that
can be desired in finish, taste, and design." --(flute.
Silver, 3to 50 guineas. Gold, 6to 100 guineas.
BENSON'S LEVER WATCH ES. " Leave nothing
to be desired but the money to buy thew Mith."—
Standard.
Silver, 4 to 30 guineas. Gold, 7 to 50 guineas.

BERSON'S HORIZONTAL WATCHES.---" A good
Watch without paying au exorbitant price."—Duily
Trkrraph.
Silver, 2to guineaa, Gold, sto 20 guineas.

Agenta for India—Messrs. Grindlay and Co., Cal-
cutta; Messrs Smith, Taylor, and Co., Rombay ;
Messrs. Thacker and Co., Calcutta and Allahabad ;
Memrs Le Page and Co., Library, Calcutta, of whom
pamphlets can he obtained. Ordtra with reinittancea,
(unclu4in em. extra for postage), should be sent direct
(or through any of the above firma) to J. W. lienmn's
Watch Manufactory, 33 and 34, Ludgate-bill, Loudon,
E.C. Established 1749. . .

Merehanta, Captains. Shippera, Watch Club.. and
Whnleasle hayeo treated with liberally. Old Watches
taken in exchange or repaired.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
FnEnetticu. M A 1.1.6TT, Eslitor of the Dorset
County &yr-ow and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

Somersttsbire.

BRIDGW•TXR. —The annual regatta on the river
Parrett is to take place on Monday, the 21st of
May mut H. Weritrupp, Esq., with his nand liber-
ality, has promised a donation of SS towards defray-
ing the attendant expenses, and the cup given by
that gentleman, which wee contested and retained
lam year, in coasequence of non-compliance with the
esiamisbed rules, will be rowed for again at the
forthcoming regatta.

, Slim Eel LLET. —Sfrode's Bread Chang.
The neetans of thia charity, in order to put
an end to the didurbencee at the parish aharek
have issued the following notice to the mei-
piente of the charity : —•' la consequence of the
disturbance which took place on Sunday Msg.
an bread will DOE b• distributed at the church , bet
the recipients are to attend attar the morning genies
el the Natioaal Sebeol-reous, where they will naive
a ticket in exchanas, Pr which they cak proaswe tlw
usual loss of breadat the biker's shop, on Uoisday
morning at half-past ten o'clock_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

THE SAVOY QUESTION.

One of Y. de Thonvenel's notes on the Savoy question
ivhlressed on the 7th of April to the Federal Govenv.
went of Switaerland, appe.ired on Wedneolay in the
111,.ai*e Ns. , repeating that France accepts the article 92
of the Ithal act of Vienna, and contesting the Swim
argument that the mere fact of the cowion of the lake
districts to France upsets it. Another such note of
later date amearal in the Mon hear on Thursday.
Doubts are again entertained as to whether the pro-
pored Cousteau for the settlement of the Swim claims
Will wee' at alt. a•Pvci.lly as Fr.inee appears disposed to
make no real ccurieesions to Switzerland. The Federal
Government has an yet received no notification whew-
ever of the final adoieion by the European Powers f a
Conference, though with the vote of the Sardinian
Chamber the matter seems to be ripe for deciaion.
Th, Band of Berne informs us that the Emperor of
the French has ordered fifty million franca, or two mih.
lion pounds, to the Swiss Confederation if they will
relmonish their rights on Chablais, Faseigny, and
Geuevois altogether.
The BWial Federal Government have recalled the
troops now embodied and dispatched to the southern
cantons, but intend immediately to supplant them by
Alms.
Th. 'alias in Neeila Savoy easy be judged of by that
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

NOTICE TO AGRICULTURISTS.

IMPORTANT NOTICK

GLENF IE Lb PATENT STARCH
is the only STARCH uNed in

HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRY,
Anii as some unprincipled Parties are now making and
offering for Pude an Imitation of the
GLENFISLD STA Ri'll,
We hereby caution all our Customers tube careful, when
purrehaxine, to we that the wonl LEN FIELD juno
Cacti Packet, to copy which is Felony.

WCYrHEIthPOo-ST & Co. NOO- W AND LON DON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

LATEST IN TELL I GENCE.

BY IaIeCTRIC TF.LEGRAPM.

(Front Mr. Renter's Office.)

PA I[l3. Sunday, May.
The Moniintr publishes an imperial decree On_
oulwiting the law passed by the Legialative Chain-
,ere for abolishing in certain tulles, and mislaying
in
others, the duties hitherto levied on cotton, wool,
and other articles of prituary necessaries used an
manufactories.

PA HIS, MONDAV, May 7th.

The Condifutionniel bee an article by its Editor
M. Grandguillot, severely condemning the effurts
which are being made to came the fall of Count
Payout.. It details the difficulties which have been
snccessfnlly overcome by Piedmont, and pointa out
the political importance which she has acquired by
the consent of Europe. It extols the policy of Count
Lavour and commends him far resisting the efforts
of those who would exceed the limits of that poky.
The article also clearly declares that Europe, sad
France particularly, will energetically disapprove of
aggression, and that the work of Peidwart is as
more to extend her boundaries, but to assimislate
herself with the annexed provinces.

BERNE, MAY 71h. .

The Local Council has issued a fresh circular note
demonstrating the strategic importance of the nee.
bralized provinces for the maintenance of the
neutrality of Switzerland.
_

VIENNA, 7 May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

foreign anb Colonial inttllignct.

FRANCE.

M. de &Allem, the Russian Minister at Berlin. has
arrived in Paris. The common form announcement that
big journey is attributable entirely to private reasons,
appears in the C.eoveniment journals. It in impossible.
however, to avoid remembering on this occasaion that
rumours have long been current of an alliance between
France and RuAgia, founded upon a concession to the
latter power of everything which the Crimean war was
undertaken to prevent her from Acquiring.
A nplenelid masked ball wa* given by the Emperor of
the I. tench last week at the Hietel d'Albe. The
Emperor elTeared in • domino, as did the Beninese, to
the great disappointment of the company, as it had been
reported that she would appear as Diana. the huntress.
'lie affair wan gut up on the moat magnificent wale,
an I the dencription of the different epitomes and the
scenery remind* one of the fables in the Arahian Nights.
It was said that several arrests took place on the
evening of the ball in consequence of some plot haviag
been discovered against the Emperor by Italians.
Tile Peas annonneen that the Grand Duke Nicholas of
Reefs will shortly arrive in Paris.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

WOOL MARKET.

We have no new feature to notice in this market.
The approaching public vales of colonial wool have
completely checked operations in home-grown perm's.
awl pnces, consequently, rule nominal. The supviy on
offer, however, is only nicalerate.
Down Tess
Down gam . led Mid.
tialikbred Hoe.
lialf-beed Welters led. —tl.
Kent Flamm
Leiencer Maces, mixed
Combing Ulna
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool ad. IZel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

of Nice, the details of which •re now becoming better
known. The lullowine are some of the (beta taken from
a Turin paper, apparently well informed on the subject.
The bat of electors had only 4,000 names inscribed on
it ; and the official return gave 6,848 votes as found 1111
the balloting boxes. Of those who voted about :4,000
were not on the tin of electors, and of those who were
not inscribed it wog imposutible to ascertain whether
they were legally disqualified or not. Tbe muses were
not culled over. In one section this was attempted
but the confusion wu no great that the atteuq4 was at
once abandoned. Aproclamation of the (:overnor
Luboni opened • wide door to abuse, by saying that the
condition of a six usonths' residence did not apply to
' Nascent' who were well known, and who ought return
to take p inhabitants on
the other side of the Vet made their appearance, and
were admitted as Nis:arils. Boys so young that they
might have been taken for children were observed to
vote, and yet it wits necessary to be twentymne years of
I age to be entitled. In one of the boxes a paper was
found, on which was inscribed "An order for receiving
I bread gratis" (Bon pour rereirair de pain geniis).
; This WM a very unintentional mistake by an individual
who dropped the order in the box imitated of the " oui"
for which the order wax given. At Slentsne, Count
Alberti, having ventured to say that when a population
was Galled upon to vote it held in its hands its own
destiny, was sharply reprimanded by an official of the
place. and was threatened with arrest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

VALUABLE AGENCY.

JOHN CASSELL it Co. are ready to appoint Agents
in every Town or Nitric'', that is not folly occupied.
Terme rent free by poet.—Address: Jusoi C.111111t14 &
- • -
SO, FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

ITALY

The" progress" of the King of Sardinia through his
new territory continues to he marked by every
demonstration of pope's. joy. It was thought that Id.;
Majesty would not visit the Romagna ; but he did so
and was received with delight. The Pope had forbidden
the Bkhops of the Romagna to take part in the
reception ; neverthelem we read that at Bologna the
King was received at the cathedral by the clergy, and
that a' Ti Doom" was performed.
. . . . .

The Persereranza of Milan states that the Austrians
are constructing • formidable bridge-head atilogoforte,
on the Po, not far from Mantua. The same paper
states that General de Lamoriciere arrived at Pesaro on
tho 24th ult. ; that the town band had been ordered
out to celebrate his arrival with music, but that nprit
of the porformers had remained away, for which
neglect of obedience they had been thrown into prison.
The correspondent of the Journal des Mots in Rome,
who had received orders to luit the city. has had •
twenty days' respite granted to him ; while General
Goyon has reprimanded two French officers, who. in
civil dress, seem to have taken part in the popular
demonstrations on Garibaldi's names day. These
events are supposed to indicate an approach between the
Holy See and the French Government.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

Mutton
Veal

Pork
Lamb 0 0 0 9

ARRIV•I.I4 :
Holland—Calves 101 Cambridge, Lei-
„ Beast 320 meter, N orth-
„ Sheep 3,000 anipton, and
Spain Beast 40 Li nco loahire,
Scotland—Beat 40 Calves ... .. 100
Norfolk and ilbf- , Ireland —Beast
folk Beast 2,800 '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

AMERICA.

The Washington correspondent of the New York
Herold says —" It is said that the Admiuittratiou
adheres to the possession of San Juan Island, and that,
in response to the proposition of the British Govern-
ment, the latter has by this time beeu so informed" In
• later despatch the same authority gives the following:
--" Our Government ref used to accept the mode of
settlement presented by Her Majesty s Government,
and reiterates its clear and undisputed right to the
island. When Her Majesty's Govermaient concedes
that point the matter is settled, and without that there
will be no settlement of the question, so far ea our
Government is concerned.
Tue Japanese Embassy to the United States had been
received with great liononr at San Francisco. They
were made the guests of the city ; the Corporation had
appropriated 20,000 dollars for their entertainment,
and a grand public reception was held in their honour.
Congrws had appropriated 10.000 dollars to meet the
expenses of the Embassy at Washington. It is stated
Visa Lord Lyons. wider instructions froin the British
Government, will extend to the Ambassadors • cordial
invitation to visit Great Britain.
A trimly had been concluded with Spain providing
for the settlement of all pending claim..
A resolution bail been passed tutis Senate of Wash•
ington fur inquiry into the espeiliacy of raising the
Sardinian mission to one of the !Iva class.
The Attornev-tieneral, Mr. Black. had received and
declined • challenge from ex-Governor W.:ker.
The news from Mexico ii aoinewliat important. The
Britith Minister had made another attempt to termi-
nate the civil war by prorsing that • truce of sin
month' should be agreed to by both parties, and that a
• rzeuzlgeo. Congress
Constitution.
beifeotiniivsokpedr. for thpomal wearsntivrre:e of
then our representative would retiie to Vera Crux; and,
j.jua,ang the example of the United States, be woad
be prepared to recognise the Government of Juarez.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

ZrottanD.

Tne Scotsman mention the failure of the legal firm
of John and Anthony Blaikie, of Aberdeen, and the
Bight of the senior vartner. Tho deficiencies which
are rumoured to have occurred under circumstances of
the gravest kind, are stated at l'Akbooo or 1.:k10,000,
and it is feared that many families will suffer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

Pumas , May 4.—Notwithstanding that the supply of
English wheat here to-day, coastwise and by land car-
riage, was only moderate, the demand for both red and
white qualities ruled heavy, at Is. to 2s. per quarter
beneath the currencies realised on Friday last, and at
which very little business was transacted. Nearly
12,000 quarters of foreign wheat having come fresh to
hand, that description of produce was very dull, and the
quotations were almost nominal. Floating cargoes of
grain, off Fahnouth, commanded les* attention. The
chow of barley was very moderate. Malting parcels
were a dull inquiry, but grinding and distilling sorts
commanded full prices. There was only a limited
inquiry for malt, at previous currencies. Oats were
less active, but not cheaper. Roth beans idol limo were
quite as dear as on Monday, but country sour was
rather cheaper.
CURRLNT PRICK% OF BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
SRoir. per qr
. - M

WHEAT—Ess.ex, Kent, and Suffolk. white 43 . .sti
„ Ditto, fine selected rune .. .".1 54
I. Ditto. red .
..• 42 51
OP Ditto, Talavera • • 55 66
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorkshire*, 52
BAIIEY Malting . .. 36 46
„ Grinding and distilling 30 35
, Chevalier
316111 —Eases., Norfolk, and Sliflolk .. lig 64
. Kingston, Ware. and Tow-ii.nuide 67 70
o.iii - -F.nnex and Soffolk .
.. 21 24
„ Scotch and Lincoloshire. potato 2:. 28
„ Ditto, feed . 22 51
..
, Iri•dt potato.. . 23 27
. ..
SYk. . 31 34
.. .. .. ..
BEANS—Mageran 34 34
.. ..
Tick and Harrow .. 37 39
.
. Pigeon . 40 44
..
PEAS -Non• 8011CTII . . .. AA 37
1,.....ex. and I(..nt, boilers 34 40
.. Ditto. Flint Suffolk .. .
41 42
39 41
.. ..
. Grey .. . Xi 36
ruciuß--414eat markt. dente:lA (11 sack) 44 44
becoudo ditto and Country .. 34 30

FOREIGN GRAIN.
11 EAT —Dantsie and itrotitroberg
Ditto. ditto, extra -
Itrottoelt. Stettin, and Wnignet
Seliri. am, Poonmeraninn
. `---

- :ft: In SS
.50 ell

4ti St

Danish ISA Kileeian
Indian, or
Anierhan and Canadian
BARLEY Malting - - • •
Crindine and -
0 ;di -P..land and Brew -

- 44
- 23 st
- 34
- '33
- 37 41
33 33
38

tiEli;s—snia.

-
EU% palm
PEAS---White 11.?Ilera.

Yellow ditto -
Non-boners - -
rU)CI/--Freneh Rhenish (per sack) -
Canadian and American Four
Benet

- 34 38
- 33 38
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

SPAIN.

Count Monternolin awl his brother are reported to
have proposed to recognize Queen Isabella. Another
vention is that the Queen will grant • general amnesty,
including Count Montemolin an his brother, on the
condition that they take the oath of filelity.
The official gazette announces that the treaty of peace
between Spain and Morocco was signed on the 20th ult.
Moroc.o is to pay the indemnity for the expenses of the
war during the coarse of the year. Being desirous of
repining possepion of Tetuan (where the Basque
division of the 'Spanish army is to remain), she has
decided to accelerate the time of payment.
Marshal O'Donnell was expected in Madrid on the
29th ult.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

TiteusDAT, Ma v I—Today's market way reasonable
well supplied with beasts, amongst which wens 160
uteri from Spain. All breeds wet a dull inquiry and
Monday's currency wipi barely supported—the highest
quotation fur Scots being 4s. $.l. per Blbs. We have
to report • heavy demand for sheep, at, in most
instances, a decline in value of 2.1. per 81b.. Lambs—
the show of which was moderate—changed hands
slowly, at from is. Gl. to is. 401. per Sibs. P.-ime
calves supported previous rates, but inferior veal was
dull, and gd. per 811si. lower in price. The pork trade
was heavy, and the quotations had a drooping tendency.
in milt& cows very little business was doing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

To the Editor of the Dorset yousdi Evens and

:I gricaltaral Gazette:

I, Richmond Terrace,
Weymouth, May 6th, 1860.
8114—In your lost member hut oar you announced,
doubtless threugh the medium of an intermitted cumin-
pondent, that Mr. Garston less the only professor u(
French in Weymouth or Dorchester who has sameededi
in teasing his impils at the different examinations-
aM Burry. Sir, to have to inform yen that thst state-
ment is entirely erroneous, fur during a very short time
sin of my pupils have passed with great distinction at
tbe Cambridge, Oxford, and Woolwich examinations.
I might, as your correspondent has dune, kive the
names of Giese young gentlemen, but I refrain from
such unnecessary publicity.
lity inserting this letter in your next impression you
will oblige,
804
Yours respectfully,
EMILE DI MORIGNY,
Profesarur de Francais.
[We have received a letter from Mr. Maskew, master of
the Dorchester Grammar School. ou this subject ;
but IS U. dle Morigny has spoken for himself we have
given the preference to his communication. We will
just add that all i.aragrsphs of the nature of that
which lias drawn forth this correspondence will here-
' after be rejected, unless paid for ILI advertisements ;
and all further communications on this subject will
. be decline-, except under the condition just mem-
tioned.--ED. 1).C.F..1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

I'HU DORSET COUNTY. .EXPR.VSS AND AaiwuLTvRAL ovum TuEsDAy.,3wAy s.. 1860
_

Tams. I Daßeintsrit• 1514:, TIED Cass I.‘nwrr.—There I
April 5, at Toiler Porcelain, the wife of Mr. J. 8. I was a literal supply of wheat at market today.
Keeeh. l'oetataster, of a son. I The fineness of the weather caused the trade in-
April 30, at erewkerne, the wife of Mr. David I active. To effect sales from lc to st. pet quarter
Ni-hots, of • son. j reduction had to be submitted to. Barley and oats
MARRIAtirtl. maintained late values.
Amil 2'i, at Shaftesbto T. at the Wesleyan Methodist I BATH AND NV INT op ENC I NND Soctrtv. —A
Chapel, by the Rev. .V. Cooke, Mr. John Pertett, inuai-
-1 i
eian, ~1 East Mower. Dorset, to Elise, youngest
Monthly Council - Meeting Was held on Saturday
.'
.laughter
cc sic winic. Hithc. castle Ville, ef the i week at Taunton. Mr. AeLlnil hail on the agenda
latter place. I paper a utopian for having a rifle shooting meeting
May tat Pointington, ' the rector, John, youngest I in connection with the Dorchester show, the prizes
- - • i!euse. ! to be --" ',he Society but the proposition *as

the chair when Messrs. Comte, Manneld, Hodges, Logau, as idloo. fer being drunk and disorderly hi
Frond, Lock, Bishop, and Stanton voted for the North Square, at 0 iic!veli on Sunday night. Cow
amendment, awl the Mayor, and Messrs. Reser, ; mined for seven days.—'facia, labourer,
Mason, and Aldridge for the original motion. 1 Wilitaillra, was charged by KS. buffttt sind P.C.
i Cousins with sleeping under a stniw-rick in Farling-
CONCERTS.
' ton, at two o'clock on Sunday morning. Comtuitted
An application was read from Messrs. Rawlinson : under the Vagrancy Act, for 7 days' hard labour. --
and Smith, for the Town-hall on the evenings of the !
Job Legit, a piivate in the Dorset Militia, was also
sth, 6th, 7th, and Bth of June, for the holding of .
found with the priimaier wider the straw-rick, awl
concerto on those four evenings of the agricidtural u,e constables delivesed hint over to the corporal
show. The town clerk said he hail inquired iuto the of the guard, who placed the truant uutler 'aniline-
subject awl lie hadiocerlsined that the society would . went.
'..1 require the lull 1,,i any of their ulitins.
•Siitiie I ,
OnIMITTED TO Doilti'llESTKß G Kol, - Tie, II firrl bibottr

Fiume.— 'The inhabittenta have been in a constant
statc of lamiteduent durmg the teed week, on ma-ount
of severaf tiles' which have occured in the neighbour-
boa. On tioudiry morning, two cottages were
deseorered to be on frre at Lytchett Minster, the
property of Dr, Crabb. Sante of the furniture was
savtdi hut the cottages were wheelly dietroyed. On
the same ceennig a tremendous volume of sumke WAS
observed in tht town, when a plantation was found
to lie in tire, uhieh is thought to be the work ol
incendiary. The tire td td/Veesed to have been ht
iii
f..ur places, not fir Irvin ltioeimsKl. and the wind
ismig high at the time, it travelled with great repot.
Howe, Wallis dmvii, and Bourne valley,
''-• ' " '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

AG E.vr:s in this Diiitrid:—

DORCHESTER J. FROLTD, Chemist.
„ Mrs. BROWNING, High East-it
Axminster E. With, Stationer.
Bridport Buddy and Dabinett, Jewelkrs.
Blandfurd J. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
Sere Regis J. li. Rundell, Grower.
(rue G. Derritusia, Grover.
Urea kerne T. H. Bartlett. Market-place.
Cranborne r. Gomling, Grover.
cilar ~,,, uth B. 1t) -all, Grocer.
Eversloot . S. aud R. Rrall, Grocers.
Child Okrfurd C. Streets, Grocer.
Gillingham J. Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
Ileustridge lt. Rogers, Bookseller.
Puck H. Thieks, High-street.
G. :Crave Penny, Ilerchant.
Portland W. Cos. Spring Gerilens.
Salisbury W. Thorn, Winebester-street.
Sherbornit G. Chesney. Italf-esuen-etreet.
Shaftesbury G. F.. Norton, Fancy Warehouse
Weymouth A. Elkry, 40, tligh-street.
„ S. Croker, IS. Purk.street.
Wilton J. Hopkins, West-street.
Wareham T. Randall, Marketplace.
W. Summers, Grocer.
Wineenton, E. Gilbert.
Yeovil J. Perry, South-street.
Yetiainster ....... They ward, Grocer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

ilailtoap Enttltigriut.

BRISTOL AND EXETER.

•
e

------ -- ----- ----- ---
A special meeting of this company was held at Bri•ts
on Monday. for the purpose of considering the lotions;
Bills now pending in Parliament :-
1. A Bill for the alteration at Yeovil of the Sahibs?
and Yeovil Railway, leased to the London aad Sovib;
Western Railway Company, and of the Yeovil al.,
Durston branch of the Brutal and Exeter Railway. 10
for the making al Yeovil of a joint station stenos i'r,
the London and South-Western and the Bristol a"
I Exeter Railway lignies. and for other purPo‘d :4.
1 2. A Bill for 'reising the Ltoolou mei bo
Western Railway Company to make extenaiou of 0'
Exeter Extension Railway. and to connect that rail.,
with the Bristol and Exeter Railway, aud for authoi!.,
lug alterations of the St. David's station 011011
\and Exeter Railway, and the laying down of
the narrow gauge on divert railways.
_and the wor',
by the London and South-Western Railway CooP:tik,
over the narrow gauge lines of railway from their FA
__ . _ .. _ .... . .

•
Extension Railway to Bideford. J
W 1341.'
The Chairman of the company, Mr. •
, pi esided. _A tee
The Secretary (Mr. W. Harwood) having Nee
notice convening the meeting, *tee
The Chairman said his opinion was that the
of the Bale would be advantageou not ouly to tbe '
companies concerned, but to the public at Iselle'roil.
Draughts of the Hills were then read'', Mr,....priee
the solicitor to the company, after which the
moved formal revolutions approving them Th,e "iir.
were mounded respectively by Mr. Brow°
Powell, and carried unanimously. Mr. Elmern th.
Powell expressed an opinion that it would be tegatoto
vantage of the Hridol and Exeter Compelli erg
• good understanding with the South-wee'''',o
pany, and congratulated their brother rOt-e.oeso
in the present day the policy of bone
i
seemed to be peace and profit nstead eh"
The pmmedings then terminated.

two°
Prirmnrrittaudr7
&t the ratThmeriniPrconoriStwell:Yrit;o6.
Cluireh4treet, Dorehester.—Tasodiel, IL1"

,
(
ees,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

TURKEY AND THE EAST.

The Grand Vizier Reclodi is about to resign his post
to All Paella. Rita Poch& has caused the dinrace of
Osman Pacha, Chief of the Palace, who in compensa-
tion has been limonite I Marshal.
France and Eogl ood have presented to the Porte a
note of claiming Stirs millionso. francs as indemnity
for the Dimmers' of 13,edda.
The Journal de Constantinople officially denies a
statement which appeared in the Gazette de Genoa to
the effect that steps have been taken by Piedmont to
obt•in from the Porte the recognition of the annexation
of Central Italy.
The Duke of Brabant left Constantinople on the 30th
ult. for Venice in an English steamer, which was offered
to him by Sir Henry Bulwer.
The Sbah is represented as busily engaged in com-
pleting the new organisation id the Persian army. The
corps destined for Khoressan was to be ootupored of an
effective force of 20,1 XX) men. Sir Henry Itawlinson,
the English Minister, who had only arrived in the
country about • month, had applied for his recall on
account of the state of his health. It had been hitherto
the custom for the Shah on the licit day of the year in
Persia (March 1) to give sums of money to all the per.
sons of hie Court, and in order to procure the necessary
funds an extraordinary tax was levied on the inhabi-
tant*. Naseu-edolin Shah has just abolished this custom;
and this decision, by lemming the burdens of the people,
has produced a very favourable effect.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

TO BUILDZRS.

TO FARMERS, TRADESMEN, AND
OTHERS.

L9ANS of £lOO and upwards granted fur a
Term a aim to he apread upon at a fair rate of
interest; slot, the suns of £170,000, to be invested by
way of Mot/nage, in sums to suit the oeuvenieuee of bor-
rowers, at from 3 to 5 per cent. interest, according to the
nature of-the seenrities.—Apply to Watts. Anion, 144,
Chascrry Lane, London.

ME. H. EDWARDS, Dcernrr rn , Bo' -
STmenr, DORCHESTER,
at Home Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS ~ad
FRIDAYS excepted. when he attends at the ROYAL
MATHS, WEYMOUTH, sad by appointment at the
Residences /A his Patients without etra dares.
A notice per poet ensures an interview.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, MAT L.

The transactions in wool this week have been to •
ballad eztent only, as buyers have pretty well 'applied
themselves at the public miles here that closed on the
27th ult., awl they are now again engaged with the no.
eohiniffil wool sales in London, which romMented on the
34 inst., and are marled to go uti with spirit:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-08

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

SOI*THAMPTON. Friday. —Old Wheat, 1:12 15s. to
£l4 10s.. New, 432 10.. to I:14 10.. per load • Malting
Barley, 3fis. to 4Gs. ; Grinding ditto, ;Va. to 311 a. •. Oats.
24a. to VS , . ; Bean. 40.. to Mt..; Malt, 645. to 665. per
qr.; Flour, :Wt. to 40.. sitek.—The change in the
weather wired the wheat trade to nile less active,
holders generally insisting on late rata++. Barley and
oats fully as high. and beans Is. higher. Flour trade
steady, without change in value.
WAngtsaisa, Saturday. May s.—Wheat ads. to
Ws. (last week, 38e. to ; B. rley, 30s. to 411.. (Is..
week. 30s. to 441..); Ode, 21.. to 226. (last week, 21a
to 28..); Be ins, 44a. to 50a. (last week, 445. to 50..);
fllh. 14.1.—There was a Food supply of wheat.
Sale. were dull, at laid weeks rates. The trade in
barley has beisause small ; the few lota offered found
ready purchasers at fonuer rates. In oats and beans
there was no variation.
-

TAUNTON, &turd- a;,- May 3.—Wheat (old), 6e. to
70.; new. --a. to—..; Barley, 4a. to 51. per bushel.
Oata. as. to as. 2.1. • Beans, se. 3d. to si. Bd. per
bu.hel ; Rye. ha. to Ss.; 5.. to ga. There arm a
large attendance of the trade to-day, and a good busi-
ness WWI transacted at the above yams, whials are a
trdle highor than thole) of last week..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

AGENTS in this Distrist

DI /UCH ESTER .l. FRI HT If, Chet bd.
Mrs. BROWNING, High East-at
• E. Wills, Stationer.
. Buddy and Dabinett, Jewellers.
.J. Hobbs, Tea Dealer.
I. 11. Mundell. Grocer.
.G. Iferrituan, Grocer.
Nowlen, Printer.
A. Streets. Grocer.
.J. Kingsbury, Newberry-street.
It. Rogers, Bookseller.
Al. High-street.
G. Neave Penny, Merchant.
PM" -tland W. Cos, Spring Gardens.
Salisbury W. Thorn, Winchester-street.
Sherburne G. Gosney. Ilalf-moon.street.
Shaftesbury U. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouse
Weymouth A. Ellery, 40. High-street.
S. Croker, 1, Park-street.
Wilton J. Hopkins, West-street.
W•rehani T. Randall, Market-plane.
W. Summers, Grocer.
Wincanton,.. ........ Gilbert.
Yeovil J. Perry, South-street.
Yerminster ....... Tllayward, Grocer.

Brid port
Here Regis
ICerise
Chard
Child Olteksed
I G ill ingliam
Ilenstridge
Poole
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

t 4
;

supidy, selling at fully 144 pm
considering the estreine gum
fully as high as this day week.
Wanntsisrgit, Mltord,y. April
Ma. (last week, 38+. to Me): But
week. 30+. to 41k..); 04+, 21+. te
to„, 24c); Betas. 44e. to (104, (lwa
nib. loaf, 131. —Titers wise large
sale+ were readily effected at 1+
)arley, troll wis limited. awl p
Oats &alba:ass witch the same as

SouritsurroN. Fri lay. —Old Vilmat, £l9 1. to
£ll Ids., New, £l2 UM. to £l4 10.. per load : Malting
R slier, 34.. to 4k.; tlrinsline ditto. 325. to 3k. : 0.. t.
245. to 28..; Beans, 40e. to 50... ; 11.1 t, 645. to 66a. per
.
' —Wisest in moderate
Barley very 'scarce.
Oats and beans
ir without change.
il 28.—Wheat 38e. to
oder, Ma. to 465. (last
tis. (last week, 21s.
it week. 445. to 80a.);
supply of wheat, and
.4 wei•k's rates. In
iriees were deprcesel.
last quoted.
,—Wheat (old), 6a. to
to se. per bushel;
31. to Si. 8.1. per
to (k—That. was a
iy, and a good Wa-
nder, which area

4atinns.

Ilnui

Ttuxrcur, Saturday, April 2.
711.; new, —a. to—,.; B.rley,
Oats, to 34. 21.; Beaus,
htt.hel ; Rye, 6.. to Si. ; NMI*
1 true attend4nee of the trade
iser, wei transacted at the I
trifle lusher than thaw of last

to-da!

above

LIVERPOOL WOOL- II ARI
The second aerie,. of public Nil
been brought to • dose, amt
comprised upward. of 24.000 Ind
of which Euit lndia formed the I
sold well, at prices on a war with
first e mien in January lam. Thai
amount of buainosa dine by prira
week, at *toady Pl.—lmporta
Anti 24:—Foreign, 1,079;
67,U0 kW.

KET, APFUL 28.
de this year has just
total quantity offered
lee, chiefly low wools,
hulk, and which here
thug. retlised at our
re has Rialo been a !air

contreet during the
for the week ending
'• 66271; twt.n4

' previously,

4
'
'441441411111%404044
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

I MP( /ETA NT AGENCY.

JOHN CASIELL & Co. are ready to appoint Agents
in every Town or District that is not fully uoctipieil.
Terms vent free by post. --Address: Jolol CAUSILLL &
Cu.,

80, FENCHURcH STREET, LONDON'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

DECAYED TEETH AND TOOTH ACHE.

- -
PATItoNIZIED ST HER IiAJENTT THE HELEN,
EMU Han HoTAL IlibllllElll Tug PRINCE CHMSOHT.

HOWARD'S WHITE ENAMEL,
F
'R FILLING DECAYED TEETH, how-
ever large the cavities, without pain, heat, or pre.-
" ; in a short time it hardens into a white enamel,
aim will remain fixed in the tooth for many years,
riodering the painful operation of extraction anomie.-
"17 it arrests all further progresv of decay. This
raluable Enamel is in a soft state, no that it cannot give
the least pain, and may be used by any person with the
gostrarain. •hdl has the remarkable property of it 111111)•
th`tvir becoming hard and sound as the Tooth itself,
vicluding the sir and food from the nerve. It is superior
an)thing that has been used before, and will
luaceed when all Gabor remedies have failed.
sold by all respectable Medicine Vendors.
Dirochuse fur me or enclosed With gaol Padd.
PRICE ONE MULLING.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-05-01

HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE OF 120 HEAD
(IF HORNED CATTLE.

MR. ROSSITER has the pleasure of au-
gmenting that lie has been deputed by 31r.
CIKUNGC Maru, who is leaving the *hose Farm, to Sell
by Auction, on the Premises, on FRIDAY, the 11th day
a MAY, Is6o,—The following very useful DAIRY
(' W Itarreners, and Weauliugs : comprising SO
1/airy Cows, a portion of which will have cakes by their
aide, 11) Rarretieni, and 30 Weanlinp.
The alsive Dairy Cows are of • very useful descrip-
tion, being a mixture of the Devon and licreford
Breeds, 40 of which are from the oclebrated herd of Mr.
WILLIAM VOVI, of Bucknowle.
Refreshments at 11 Sale a (Nei

THE ROYAL FARMERS AGRICULTURAL
AND COMMERCIAL INSURANCE
COMPANY,

3, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND, LONDON, W.C.
---
HA I L INSURANCE.—WHEAT,
BARLEY, OATS. BEANS, PEAS. ac..
iumaed against Loss by HAIL fur SIXPENCE per
Acre.