The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26 00:00:00

THB MURDER ON THB NORTH LONDON
RAILWAY.

kisser kar ?me Sorroesn MORDIIIIIII.--87,47P01D,
July IL —Wesel Hogs. the 'hid comaikle of Stafford-
shire, his sow is esetedy I. this town, a formaliser,
whew appestat's soirrespoads with the deecriptios given
of the smanierer of Mr. Brim. He is dewed in •
.011 .1 dark brown twiAsoil metinostal manufacture
sad wake. Hoes his lie weirs • light overoont
of English mike aid . He also wean an Beelik-
e's& while hat. Both the bid aed overeat ere quit.
sew. Hs is travelling without any Naar, and gives
the some of George Smith. Ria arm wag brought
'best is thu following way :—Mr. Robert Barnard,
shoemaker, of 050•41-heath, near Staff.ird, left two
earpel.huers. tied together no Thunday afternoon. in
the tiebet-odlos of the railynty station at lit•fford, at
four o'clock. and he saw them ode et five o'clock. At
wean gone, and he learnt that a senile-
ass had jut ordered • lyty to t.ke than to thy Inflation
Beh 1, pair to the station. While Mr Barnard wag
makimg inquiries at the hotel. &rah came nut of an
adHaing room and said, prudindoe the hogs, "1. this
your %ger Mr. Barnard replied. "Yr.. it I'm, hag;
how e.me yank, it r Smith said he took it by mistake.
Barnard retnerlied that be ortild not have dono so as
they were tied together, and one of theta had within •
low =ibid. poet be.. broke. open. He Mrs gave him
into c•otody on the chancy of stealing the heal. On
the prhoorr bring .e.trchad • derert and table spoon
were frond broken up in his pocket, with the private
mark of the landlord of the Vine Hotel upon one of
m It tl.on transpired that be bad opine to 8, •ffind
on rho pervious afternoon. As i, usual at the amino in
Seaford, all the sleeping sportmenta at the Vise
Hotel were on-spied, and after be had ohildned
ri.irrehinent there a servant-man was gent with
litm to obtain sleeting accommodation in • Private
Mese. He retuned to the hotel yesterday, and took
his mad. as wee of lb. guest. Doting that day be
clfer• the elver, for mist. Mr. 11111112111Srli a
smith, ohe refe-ed to patches* it. Os his lagers
wen tonal wise stains.whieh NIS rilosuresld had been
~mooed by anaclorti.. It bud hers tined, it was
sopposed. is tatting the guilty 0 the spoons at the
bona In hi. peekeie wen. Laud a false moustache lo
motel, hi.l a,r, • painkbroker's tlidnet for a gold wraith,
Ile awe de Nile et • larly, and • poehetk. The
cyr we-ticket rens as Moles :—" Wood, No. 110,
Pith. Kith of Jose 1114. 0011 yrateb,
P. AMMO. In" Thai same " omen
with other manes is the pocketbook at whet
itasse to be the heed of es soicent. Its says be
was kern is Cork. that he was removed is isfasey to
Avigeoe, sad when 13 or 16 years of age that he west
to Marseilles, when he ailed as clerk is • siereastile
• asd biome asesaisted with Amortise merchanta
He adds that he mate to Loudon six weeks age to go to
Amer's.. that las bed only 13s. eg Its. whoa he peg to
Nue railiirs,y station is litotes In hook foe Lmerpool.
sail that he took . tithes for Stared, whisk was ee far
es
his money would take him.
When Inn liknrird On 118111i111011 with the murder of
lii.Brillipboasiled bet mid nothing. A 150... to-day
botrover, whew he wait steed if be keen or had board
sepals/ of the neanter of Mr. Briggs, be began to ere,
sad onstieted alias for some time Ho refer s
say refreshment. • weemspir from dir Biebard
t=e is I. mitre hut, at is °Week. The p.4usw is
for the ojtraltamiselled le his sad
be ausliv of two
'SAMOS, Ilseisrdee. Mr. WiMmewelli Ski
Aid inapeehw 01 the Motropeliteis Detwitive Polito
Tore.. proceeded to Sraiint last night, a. woo as the
Canislimiso.r of Polies nweived cease of the sired of
the Hipp, ad inereerer. Mr. Williamson proeredud to
Me pel and neinstely laquirsel Isbell the
en wkish the lossi polies rolled, het he soeu fouled that
there was little or se eoneestion between than awl the
were" el Hr. Drina The feast the name of "11611sr"
lb:** est-red is the ncle-book el tber primmer wee re-
g= se of so imperious, by the deleetive lios °Meer,
hnisg • vary samesoke same is var parts 0
CiermsnY. Tb• tita. is 0w."3 is "1,41,1 d in be aSW
a Mee ordinary 7P' el vbst ere naiad • men nein-
Immo Harise asseindeol his eiomieetiee,
gnaw.. 1.4 c the prifiefeef te he trial cie tibta=
ief OA preferred aprinee bini,ead returnepijlakm,
no she esiberiges ar
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eye bid Olken es
lb" bees flirmilirserr.fer "
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"Yenditsiadgeo:l4 tits IMtl, of
QemMews, by d.• Roc Dr. Peal.
Climbs liferneell, snood les el des Rev. W. 0.
seslatt, ries of Oaderd Ilegok Dorset, to Adelaide,
I er* daegider of Jame Owed., Raw, a Tipperary.
Julyllo. at 81. Jamede Olseab, Isetairy, by the
Raw. Owl. Law airbus% MA.. Saory R. Reasoned,
Iss t. of to Barbet, *Wort larvivial
daugliter el Us WS nesse Esq., of natter
17E6 19, at Um* Chorea, ley the riev.
Hwy
4.orees, DLL., Alfred Debdies, e
Peal
to ANDS Low, Week de=sarist. John
Ors, ed Oaseeborraseepe,

PAINLESS

Atleadire at WEYlKOUTfl—Maadayt, Wedtreeda
sad Fridays, at 107, fit. Mary-street.
BRIDPORT—Every Menu* flartday—Nest at.
tendance, July 30, Aster LI, 37.
110.11„.2.1112U -- THat re.GUBBINIF, Gerrie Hoar,
01 •road, every Tuesday.
lqit. EPHRAIM MOSELY, SURGION
DENTIST,
9, 011041•17011-ITIMIT, 0110111,0011411 QUAIL
Nearlrissootod and Patented application of prepared
INDIARLIBBER in the irearrution of ARTIFICIAL
TUT% Geese tad Parr
A new, original. and inn/table Isneatra, marietiag
Is the ark., trith the mat abolute 'Werra' anal
apten-arelotred luditruliten as • hese
Cl:Maar= lin** or partial ors may be made
with tit rester (sillily in • very abort time. Only or
Till Is required to At them, it being dor with the
=ollMaltaey sad comfort by wane of a left base
while in • arate of fusion, halters thi teeth and
gee., which, upon becoming bard, proems the greeted
powerful selludhision. Tilll testi aro also imniovolily
1141 in the weaker formed by It without farming of
soy kind. One or will last for many years, aa on
any ef the nate al teeth falling out by absorption of the
gums or from decoy, asps may be added to the hedieo
rubber pie • in am with the greater ease and it a very
trifling expease. The aria of the mouth mutt So
agency os the chemically-prepared irialiaribber, and (as
it is • nost-oondebtor) laid. of .by lemperatare may,
with thorough orat.rt, he retained in the mouth, all
nonirritant'o of smell and tire brag at the sere
tloto whoa,' Provided against by the prollar mature of
Its preparation.
or: Jost PuWiabrid, price lc, Eph 11l raim oetly on
the • Teeth, and the best roams of floPolSolf their
Dellaieries." The Author, 9, Grorrecierener, V.

All conimuni:atloris in relation to whatever de
parint of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street. Doroheater.

oast of age, heathen appointed Onuneadmoia-
OMNI of the Inclizt
ele,oloarlsoe of Sir Hark
d was Rose, sad Fe upraised in
mete tresirtess that OWED Of Sir William
Mansisid should lan been passed over. Labour
was extremely seleWfood was daily getting
ref, and had mita almost famine poor,
Mote bad hemeeesil enormously. Dr.
; arrived at Bombay on the sth Jun,
_ ezAribition
_of this Nepal Agricultural
yAes been held at Newcastle during the
pest week. It has been very enecessial, and will no
doubt be found to produce a prosperous Wanes
sheet. Of the ti* the shorthorn dames eoci-
stinted the beet part of the show, both for coubbers
and general excelines All iodotints agree that
at DO former meeting have the shorthorns come
out so strongly. no district, however, was
that which might be called the home of the
shorthorns, and, after ell, distance is a great bar
to exhibiting lin stook. The cattle of all sorts
shown nunibened 380, the boress 160, and there
were 400 pent or bloom, and 190 Mons of
'wins The bdsse mho*, both fix agrWltnial
and riding purpose', maintained the prominence
which of late has beim given to such at
our great agricultural meetings. Of sheep the
Lsicestere—a large type of which prevails in the
North—and the Shropshire occupied the chief
It was remarked that nowhere did the
so mush interest themselves in the steam
ploughs and other steam-driven eultivators
east this meeting, especially those of Durham
and Northumberland. This is gnite natural,
for steam machinery Is very familiar to all
resident in those sanitise, and boat the
soil and the climate are such as render the
aid of steam in rapidly and deeply breaking up
stubborn land in a moist climate of immense
value. We do not intend to totLiLiough the list
:gaft4z awarded, but in ' over the
ODD cannot fail to be with the
various districts from whence the shorthorns
came, aor tail to appruclate the general cliffnion
of this breed lierot England, the breeders
or which are beginning to lay more stems than
formerly oa the capacity of their
betels 'thee ma be no dodbt that, *4th
pro-
per estsetioa Anil tt4mad to milking
the antis** it. es enellent in the dairy as
they are for producing beet Among the
Dense, which were represented in sight slalom
114 entries, we find that Mr. Walter ll
Stowey Door!, Bridgfrater, obtainet
min rot a Devon 'lull exceeding three
t=noell ; the lit and Pod prime for Ws
one and two years old; the Ind
pries for a cow above three years old;
the Ist pries for a heifer not exceeding three
peen old; and the let prise for a heifer calf.
M. J. A. Smith, of ilraaord
obtained the lit prise for a bull above !Olt
not exceeding three years old; the tat prise for
a cow above three years old, and had another in
the same elms highly commended. Mr. George
TOMO, or Beaton Downs, Exeter, obtained the
Lit prise for a bull calf between sit Monthi and
12 months old, and Mr. Charles Hamby°, of
Milton Abbey, Blandford, obtained the 2nd
prise for the best heifer not exceeding three
ani old. The meeting of 1865 will be held at
Plymouth. and the president of the year is Sir
Efera Kerrison, Bart, the member of Parlia-
ment for Eye.
The Standard gives .circulation to a report
which, without contradicting, we may say we
heartily wish we could beton Our council-
tr=lors that the Hon. T. M. Marin had an
ien with Lord Palmerston last week, the
result of which was the noble lord pledged him-
self to support a motion for the recognition of
the Southern States of America at a more oppor-
tune moment than the present Has not the
Standard done some injustioe to the noble Lord
by slightly exaggerating his rashness or his
chivalry on the oobsakla referred to ?
Our grown-up boys—the Victorian•—an be-
ginning to have a will of their own, and are
speaking their maid pretty plainly to their
mother-country, in regard to the rapseallions she
has been in the habit of sending out to them.
They have even gone so far as to discuss the pro-
f:11201 spending £5,000 in sending bath to
a number of convicts whom term of
transportation has expired, so es to give us a
practical Idea of the nuisance we have for an
many year. been imposing upon them. 'rho
mercifully delayed carrying Mit the proposition,
however, oath they had horned what England
Intended doing in the matter. Well, we cannot
blame the colonist. of Victoria for their re-
pugnance at taking the mom of our country, and
yet what are we to do with their incensing
numbers I If we could find a new country for
no" -gels-rdeiery7Vesnltagwantiovai CrtocZt.d
them there and snow them to settle down among
themselves in the best way they can. How
would some of the North Amerman islands suit
them?

The discovery of the murder of Mr. Briggs
on the North London Railway was almost as
strange as the manner of the crime. A little
girl brought • small card box to her father, •
cabman, who recognised the name of Mr. Death
on the lid. A light iminediathly seems to have
flashed over his mind, for he immediately put
himself into communication with the police.
He stated that he had known for some time one
Franz Muller, a German, who seven months
previously courted his sister. In October last
this cabman bought Muller a hat, and on the
one found in the railway carriage being
shown to him be identified it as the same.
Two days after the murder, Muller visited the
cabman, showed • magnificent gold watch sod
chain, gave the child the little box, complained
of having • sprained ankle, and announced his
intention of going to America. On inquiry it
turned out that he actually soiled from London
for New York on Thursday week. On Wednes-
day, an inspector of polies, the cabman, and
Mr. Death, the jeweller, sailed for Liverpool in
• fast steamer, expecting to get to New York
three or lour days before hin• can arrive, and
hoping to arrest him when be lands tiers. The
voyage of a sailing vessel from the Thames to
New York—such as that in 'itch Muller took
his painage—usually oomph* about %hive weeks,
and the arrest and return voyage will occupy
some twelve days, so that Muller cannot reach
England before the end of August. On Friday
a man was apprehended at litafi'ord, suspected
by the police to be Muller; but the report
(on investigation) is not worthy of the slightest
credence.

Notwithstsoding the denials of the German
journals of the revival of the Holy Alamos, and
notwithstanding Karl Russell's profound disbelief
In its existonos,it is in reality 1104 so great a myth
after all as the three Great Northern Powers
of Europe wished us to believe. The Visits
Gaistta, an Austrian semi-ofilcial paper, coolly
admits the re-establishment of friendship
between the three Northern Powers," but assures
the world that the alliance is by no means
aggressive in its nature—the pear of coarse
not being ripe. The Austrian mouth-
piece goes oa to say :—" Neither of the
Powers can now be isolated, neither of them can
now be attacked with impunity. The new
power can co-operate with Franos and England
in the pacification of Europe, in repairing the
wrong done by revolution, in escorts* a triumph
for justice, and in iodating the editions to live
towbar in friendship, peaceyand order." After
this frank admission Herr on Bismarek's in-
dignant repudiation of the treaty is remarkably
"rich." No one can believe a word he says.
There seems to be no doubt that Italy will be the
first nation aimed at by the despots.

DORCREBTEL—Prenign Cots Native, &Jar-
clay, July Wined la good supply, most of which
was 'old at the extreme* rates elf lest walk. Na
alteration is the value of griediag barley. Oak awe
di-posed of at es Nikko of Li. pee quitter on the
previous week's prime.
XL &SOWS infORTOBT Sam, Saturday, July 111.—
To ere was °sly s limited supply of fat sank on rekw,
bet these of good quality won eagerly sought after.
Of the am ski" ahead for KOOPO4IOIII le*O7 the
whole elisapd Made- Beef realised 111". to lit per
Mars, .ad nukes from 70. le 7111. yer lb.
Tel Wealinnt—Thee mast el the theraceeeter as
Derelieskr for the pest week le se fellows :

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