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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-16

DEATH OF NOTE.

DRATA ot DR. BRIESTON.—The demise of this
gentleman is announced. He was a very active fellow
of the Society of Antiquaries and the Royal Geographi-
cal Society. The deceased was educated at New
College, Oxford, and was Head Master of the Bedford
Grammar School from 1811 until 18155—a pericia of 44
years.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-16

LAW AND CRIME.

Mr. Bishop, the Englishman arrested for conveying
Bourbonist communications between Naples and Nome,
has been sentenced to 10 years imprisonment.
About thirty "first elms" thieve', we are told, at-
tended the Presten Guild last week, with the other die.
tinguished personages who visited the old borough on
that occasion. Preparations had been made, however,
for their reception by the police, and, on the principle
that prevention is better than cure, the police locked
the thieves up out of harm's way until all possible
victims had taken their departure, On Monday they
were brought up in batches before the magistrates and
dismissed, being subsequently escorted out of the town
by the "blue" brigade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-16

LITERARY EXTRACTS.

To the lever of the curious there is. perhaps, nothing
which so tends to Interest and amuse as an old and
quaint epitaph dedicated to the memory of some rich or
eccentric personage of bygone ages. Such I present to my
readers this week, as copied from a tablet over an altar
tomb of white marble, in the south transept of the
°buret] of St Mary Redcliff, Bristol:—
"Mr. William Caninr ye Richest Merchant of ye
towns of Bristow. Afterwards chosen 5 times Mayor
of ye said town for ye good of ye Comen Wealth of ye
same. liee was in older of Priesthood 7 yearee, and
afterwards Doane of Westbury, and died ye 7th of
Novara. 1474, which said William did build within ye
said towne of Westbury • College (which his Canon.)
and ye said William did inaiutain by space of 8 years:
800 handy eraftsmen, besides carpenters and masons
every day: 100 men. Besides King Edward ye 4th bad
of raid William 3000 marks for his peace to be bad
in 2470 tonnes of shiping ; these are y. names of his
shiping with their barflies'.

tosnes • tonnes
Ye Mary Caning ... 400 Y. Mary Batt .. 220
Y. Mary Radcliff ... 500 Ye Little Nicholas ... 140
Ire Mary and John 900 Ye Margaret .. 220
Y. Galliott ... 050 Y. Katherine of Bolt 022
Y. Kathrine ... 140 A Ship in Ireland 100
No age nor time can wear out well-woon fame
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the stOnes themselves a flatly worke doth shew
from tameless grave we ground may men's good mime
And noble minds by ventrous sots we know.
A Lanterne deer.; settes forth a candle light
A worthy act declares a worthy wight
the buildings rare that here you may behold
to shrine hi, Bones deserves a tomb° of gold
the famous Fabrio that he here bath donne
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Shines in ita sphere as glonousa the sonne
What needes more words. y ture Worli he sought
And set r pompe and pride his at nought
heaven was his ame, let heaven be still his Itation
that loans such work for others imWation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The estimates for Customs—salaries and expenses
for the year ending March 31, 1863, amount to £750,0011,
the stun which was voted last year. For Inland
Revenue the estimates for salaries and expenses amount
to £1,382,274, which is a reduction on those of the
previous year of £57,725. For Post Of6oe salaries
and expenses the estimate is £2,084,687, being £34,687
more than was voted for 1861-2. The superannuation',
iso., of the three departments amount this year to
£535,834, being a decrease of 22,740. The total
estimates Joe 1862-3 amount to £4,752,707. being •
deerease on the votes for like service for the year
1861.2 of £15,720. The estimate for postal
service for 1862-3 amounts in all to
£115,897. Of this sum, taking as a basis
the cost of the service, when that service does
not excsed the amount of the ocean postage, and in all
other cares the amount of postage received, about
£470,000, may be considered as expenditure for barely
postal services. The estimate for last year was
£994,956, but only £919,956 was voted, £75,000 having
been withdrawn in respect of the service between Gal-
way and America.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

parliamentall Returns.

EXPORTS Or WOOL AND OF COTTON TO THE UNITED
Srarxs. —The export 'statistics for January, just pub-
lished, show that 252,198 lbs. of sheep and lamb's wool,
the prodnce of British possessions, were shipped to the
United States in the first month of the present year,
and 47,924 lbs. only in January, 1861. Of foreign pro-
duction the increase is stilt more extraordinary, the
quantities being for January, 1862, not less than
857,624 lbs., against 13,580 lbs. in the same month of
1861. The exports of this article to all countries were
889,490 lbs in January, 1862, and 126,253 lbs. in that
mouth of 1861. Of raw cotton in the month of January
last, 101,131 cwt.*. were sent to the United States, and
about 56,000 ewts. to other countries.
BACON, Burrse, AND CHEESE INFORM—The Beard
of Trade accounts, published on Monday, inform us
that the value of the bacon, butter, and cheese im-
ported during the past three years amounted to more
than 171 millions sterling, al the following extract
shows :

18.59. 1660. 1861.
Bacon £252,353 ... £870.286 ... £1,240,474
Butter
Cheese

£3,371,676

£6,54,872

.L 7,779,667

Total of the three years £17,697,215
Hortc—A parliamentary paper issued on Wednesday
contains the following returns :—The number of acres
under hop cultivation in the year 1859 was 45,665; in
1860, 46,271ã ;in 1861, 47,941. The total amount of
duty clarged in the year 1859 wax £549,346 2s. 7td. ;
in 1860, £60,767 7s. ; in 1861, £149,700 10s. 10,1.
The amount of duty due and unpaid on the lit of
January. 1862, was, for the growth of 1859,
£4.160 18a. ; for 1860, £BO7 4s. Id. ; for 1861,
£148,252 13a. 86.; on the lit of February, 1862, for the
growth of 1859,22,619 131. 4d. ; for 1860, £662 6t. lid. ;
for 1861, £12,338 16s. 101,1.
A. return was issued on Wednesday of the value of
British manufactured oottons and cotton yarns exported
from the United Kingdom to the East Indies during
the last seven years. In the year 1855, £6,458,086 ;
1856, £6,684,835; 1857, £6,933,850; 1858. £11,366,656;
1859, £14,713,812 ; 1860, £12,425,736 ; 1861,
£11,618,350. The quantities of cotton imported from
the British East Indies within the same period have
been :-1,296,243 cwt. in 1855, 1,611,577 cwt. in 1856,
2,215,162 cwt. in 1857, 1,185,023 cwt in 1858,
1,717,210 cwt. in 1859, 1,822,689 owl, in 1860, and
3,205,004 owl in 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

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Turret, and Bracket Clocks of every description. AR
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35, Royal Exchange; and at the Clock and Marine
Compass Factory, Somerset Wharf, Stroud, London.

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Queen and the late Prince Consort, 61, Etrand, (ad-
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

A Down E.1.9T JORTMAN.—Ethan Spike contributes
to the Portland Transer ipt Isketch of his experience as
a juryman. The first cases he was called to try were
capital ones, the criminals being • German and a
" Digger" respectively. " Her you formed any opinion
for or agin the prisoners!" said the judge. "Not
perticular +gin the Jarmin," says I. "but I hate nigger.
as • general principle, and shall go for hanging this
here old white-wooled cue, whether he killed Mr.
Cooper or not," says I. "Do you know the nature of
an oath?" the clerk axed me. "f orter," says I,
"I've used enough of 'em. I begun to swear when I
was only about—" "That'll do," says the clerk.
" You kin go hum," says he, "you wont be wanted in
this are case," says the clerk, says he. "What 1" says
I, "ain't Ito try this nigger at all?" " No," says the
clerk. "But I'm a jewryman," says I, "2nd you can't
hang the nigger miles' I've sot on him," says I. "
on," says the cltrk, speaking rather crops. "But," says
I, "you, minter, you don't, mean as you say, I'm •
reaular jewryman, you know. Drawed tout of the box
by the seelick man," says I. "I've oilers had a
hankering to hang a nigger, and now, when a merciful
dispensatory seems to have provided one for me, you
say I shan't sit on him. Ar this your free institutions
Is this nineteenth century? And is this our boasted"
—here somebody hollered "Silence in court." "The
'Jona bed— I"" I dido't finish the remark," says be.
"for a couple of constables hod bolt of me, and in the
twinkling of a bedpost I was hustled down stairs into
the street. Nanw, Mr. Editor, let me ask what are we
comb' to when jewryinan—legal, lawful jewrymen—kin
be tossed about in this way' Talk about Cancers,
Mormons, spiritualism, free love and panics -what are
they in comparison? Here's a principle t. pset. As an
individual, perhaps, I'm of no great account; t'ant for
me to say; but when as an enlightened jewryman I was
tuk and carried down stairs by profane hands, just for
asserting my right to sit on a nigger—why it seem torn.
the pillows of society were shook; that in my sacred
person the hull State itself wan, figgeratively npeaking,
kicked down stairs 1 If thar's law in the land I'll have
this case brought under a writ of habeas Corpul icksay
Dickut !"—licia York Paper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

GIVEN AWAY TO NERVOUS
SUFFERERS.

DR SMITH has just published a FREE
EDITION ot 20.000 espies of TUE WARNING
VOICE TO YOUNG MEN. A Medical Work on the
Core of Nervous Debility; Loss of Memory,-Dimness of
Sight. Lassitude, Indigmtion, Dislike to Society, Spin,
ruattorrheas, Local Weakness, Muscular Relaxation,
Languor, Listlessness, Depression, &s, which,
if neglected, result in Consumption! Insanity,
and Premature Death ; with plain directions for
perfect restoration to health and vigour. Copies
will be sent, post-free to any address, on receipt
of • directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps.
Also by the same Author,

DISEASES OF WoIIAN,
A Treatise describing their Canoes, Symptoms, and
Treatment, illustrated with Cases, free by post on
receipt of seven stamps, contains a mass of information
indispensable to those for whom it is written. Address,
DR.Smint, 8, Burton-cresoont, Ts% istock-sipuire, London,
W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

Scotlanb.

FIAIIIUL DEATH OF A BOY IN GLASOOR.—On Friday
moroing, about seven o'clock. a moulder employed in the
Milton Iron-works, North Woodside-road, was horror-
struck on entering one of the drying-stoves of that
establishment, for the purpose of taking away cores or
moulds which had been left tnere during the previous
night, to find a boy stretched lifeless, the skin of his
hands and face hanging in shreds from his body. The
dead boy was taken out, and it was ascertained that his
name was William 51'Nougl.t, residing with his father
at 50, Lyon-street, and that he was one of the boys
employed on the works. It appeared on further inquiry
that he had left his home at five o'clock the same
morning, and that he must have gone— notwithstanding
the strict orders of the establishment to the contrary—
into the stove with the intention of warming himself,
and that having shut the little wicket-door, which only
opens from without, he had closed against himself all
means of egress. The death agonies of the youth must
have been fearful, for there is no place for the admission
of air but the door, which, as juit indicated, was closed,
and the stove was heated to a very great degree at the
time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

THE PATENT LOCKFAST BREECH-

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are gained by a patented mechanism, which can be
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

irclaut.

At the Cork assizes, on fistunlay, a man named
Callaghan sought oompensation for the loss of his son,
who was killed by • train on the Great Southern and
Western Railway; the defence was that there was no
negligence on the pert of the company. The deceased
was walking off the line, and being deaf he could not
hear the whistle. The jury returned • verdict for the
defendants. The jury kindly gave to the sister of the
deceased their fee, I'l2 125., and the solicitor of the
company undertook that they would give the same
amount, as she was said to have depended on her
brother for support.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

CONSULTA TION PEN.

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FOR the BENEFIT of NERVOUS SUFFERERS,
Da. SHITU will, on receiving -II description of the
patient's owe (enclosing a stamped directed envelope for
reply) send his written opinion of the case, giving the
principles and treatment necessary to effect a perfect
core. Address, Da. Slam, 8, Burton-crescent, Tavi-
stock-square, London, W.Ci
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

DEATHS OF NOTE.

DEATH or THI Rev. J. R. Grassr.—On Sunday morning
an impressive funeral sermon wan preached by the Rev.
Robert Rutland, sailor curate of St. Marys Bryanstone.
square. on be decease of the Rev, Mr. Gurney, the rector.
who died on Satordey morning from a low fever of a typhoid
character. The deceased gentleman was e'dest son of Sir
John Gurney, who wan one of the Barons of the Exchequer,
and wee born in Serjeants'.inn, Ausrust 15, 1802, and was
consequently in Ms 80th year. Re was educated et Trinity
College. Cambridge, and took his bachelor's degree In 1824,
being third elseetc, next to the Chancellor's medallists, In the
flea classical tripos. In 184$ he was presented by the Crown
to the district rectory of St. Mary'. Marylebone. The late
rector was the author of two volumes of historical sketches.
and was greatly respected in the parish to Which his ministerial
labours were devoted, sad whore his Ices will be deeply
felt.

DI•17 0' • DIMINTIRO Mniurrac—ke the Rev:
W, Bean, of the Upper Independent chapel, Heckmondwike,
York-hire, was returning home, on Friday evening, after
preaching at Kliptnhill, he was seised with sudden Mums, and
fell down in the road. He was speedily conveyed to his resi-
dence, but exp'red shortly after his arrival. The rev. gvntle
roan was in his sixty dlfth year, and had laboured for thirty-
nine years as pastor of the Independent Church at Heektnottd-
wike. Be was much respected by the Independent body, by
whom his loes will he greatly regretted.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

DEATH

March 4, at fits!bridge, the wife of Mr. H: Kendall,
yeoman, and eldest daughter of Mr. James Hallett, of Char-
mlnater, after. lingering tinges, borne with chriertian resigns,
ion, aged 83,
March 8, after. lingering linage at Iftlborne It. Andrew,
Eliambeth, the beloved wife of Mr C. Cutler, aged 42.
March 8, at St. Thomas-street, Weymouth, Liza, younggat
daughter of Mr T. Hawke., upholsterer, ters., aged 11 months.
March 8, at her residence, Btourten Caundle, Mrs Elf..,
Merrell, widow of the late John Sorrell, Esq„ Captain R.N.
March O. at Inserberms, John Hall, only son or Mrs, 4.
Doiwood, ohoratoo, spat pin sad I WWI%

AU communications in,•ralation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to bo addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Colusty Express and
Agricultural Gasette, at the Of6oe. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

NEW MITT, MARNHUL4
DOESETSILIRE.

MR. ROSSITER will SELL by AUCTION,
00 the premises, at the Hum MOON INN,
MARNHULL, at cam o'clock precisely, oa FRIDAY,
the 21st day of MARCH, 1862.—A1l the STOCK-IN-
TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, kc.,
the property of Mr. CHOOLOI4 CURTIS, leaving the
neighbourhood:
Comprising 1 horse, 5 years old, 14i hands, sound.
and good in harness ; one-horse wagon, new spring cart,
pair of new drags, ditto harrows, wheelbarrow, double.
action cheese press, set of thill harness, set of gig
ditto, 2 pair of tugs, 1 pair of steel ditto, cider mill
end press, 3 new cider bags, 2 eider troughs, and 2
followers, 24-round ladder, pit saw, qeantity of
carpenter's tools, smith's bellows, large anvil, 2 pair of
smith's vice, quantity of new and old iron, large
quantity of smith's tools, large lathe in good repair and
turning tools, 3 pair of stocks and dies, brldle and
saddle, 2 pair of steps, iron -bound pipe and other casks,
chaff-cutter, grindstone and stand, cart line, beams and
scales, steelyards and bob, large washing tub, 2 hog
tubs, 3 large copper teakettles, double meat safe,
agricultural tools, seek. begs, 2 sacks of seed potatoes,
half-a-sack of ashleafe, 2 lame trendies, 2 large safes,
quantity of earthenvrare, bird lend cage, 2 squirrel
cages, saw single gun aid sea., Dulehieven, coffee-pot,
inaleemsny, oak, and other tablas, bookcase. 2 eight-
de clocks in oak cases, eight-day timepiece, 6 Windsor
chairs, large pier glass, tea urn, 2 barometers, glazed
corner cupboard, 3 field bedsteads, 1 four-post ditto, 4
Feather beds, bolsters and pillows, 10 pair of blankets
and sheets, quilts and eounterpanes, chest of drawers.
2 night commodes, 2 dressing tables, washataade and
toilet ware, 2 swing glasses, quantity of books on
navigation and other subjects, tea set, china, jugs,
caps, dinner ware, ke. Also, at nye o'clock, all
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FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE OR INN,
called or known by the name of the "Halt Moon"
Inn, with workshops, and every convenience for
carrying on the trade of Publican, Carpenter, and
Wheelwright, cembined with productive garden, con•
hieing together 3a., subject to such conditions as
shall then and there be produced.
Dated Auction and Agency Offices,
Stunninster Newton, March 10th, ISO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

ihntp anti Nabn.

The pressure upon the departments of the Royal
Arsenal at Woolwich has now subsided, and arrange-
ments are being made for the reduction of the establish-
ment by the discharge of • large number of mechanics
and labourers, propably to the number of 3,000 men.
Soma of the men about to be dismissed have been
employed as continous hands on the establishment for
seven, eight, and nine years, and are now entering into
engagements to emigrate to British Colombia.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

MONDA T. —3117 Brsra;ll C;11;r;i1;lition to the
proclamations that had been issued in the Neapolitan
provinces with reference to brigandage, and asked if
Government had received any information respecting
them. Lord Palmerston replied that no information
had been received from Her Majesty's representatives
either at Turin or Naples, but the Government
participated in the indignation which all Englishmen
must feel at the publication of proclamations of such a
disgusting character.
TU AY. —Mr. Hubbard gave notice that if Mr.
Gladstone should, in his forthcoming budget, propose
the re-imposition of the property and income taz in its
present` shape, he would move • series of resolutions,
with a view to make the tax fall more lightly on pre-
csrious than on permanent incomes—a consummation
nine-tenths of the income-tax payers will say is most
devoutly to be wished. Whether Mr. Hubbard will get
such by his motion, however, after the report of his
own committee last year, is another matter. In reply
to a question Mr. Layard stated that it was the inten-
tion of the question,
to preserve a strict neutrality
with regard to the Chinese rebellion, and the probable
attack on Shangbae.
WIDIESDAT —The Marriages Affinity Bill came on
for discussion once more, on the motion that the House
go into committee on the measure. Mr. Hunt, who is
the acknowledged champion of the opposition on this
subject moved that the bill be committed that day
six months. After some discussion the iusiendinent was
carried 630 • majority of thirty.two. The other busi-
ness was of no public importance.
THURISDAIN The O'Reilly took his seat for
Longford, of course without challenge. How long he
may retain it remains to be seen. Sir G. C. Lewis
moved the re-commitment to the Committee of Supply
of the vote of £10,780 for increasing the College of
Sandhurst. The motion was opposed by several bon.
members, but it was ultimately agreed to without a
division. Questions by Mr. Adderley, as to what was
the nature of the new plan of native administration
proposed by the Governor of New Zealand; the
responsibility of the Imperial Government with refer-
ence to the civil and military expenditure involved in
the change ; and regarding the number of troops to be
employed in the colony, gave rise to some discussion
and explanation. Mr. C. Forteseue stated that the
Government had incurred no responsibility as to the
expenditure, whatever it might be, and that in future
it was intended to transfer the management of native
affairs to the Colonial Government.

FRIDAY.—As usual on a Friday, a great many hon.
members devoted a great deal of time to the pursuit of
information. Question.' on all aorta of subjects were
caked and replied to by the members of Government
more or less satisfactorily to the questioner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

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BIRTHS.

March 1, at the Btrangeways Arms Hotel, Evershot, the wife
of Mr. John fiamways, of & son.
Mardis 8, at Charlton House, Blandterd, the wife of Henry E.
Huntley, Esq., of a son,

MARRIAGES.
March 13, at St. Peter's Church, Dorchester, by the Rev,
J. II Colson, Edwin, fourth son of the late Mr. T. Basoombe,
draper, to Victoria, youngest daughter of the Orst family of
Mr. John Bonita., of South-street, tailor.
Marsh 9, at Trinity Church, Yeovil, by the Rev. J. D.
Elliott, Mr. 0. Ryan, to Matilda, second daughter of the late
Mr. Andrew Dodge, of Brunswick atreet, Yeovil.
March 10, at St. John's Church, Here Regis, by the Rev
T. 11, Studholme, 8.A., Mr L'harles Gaiton, son of Mr
Riche d Golton, WinterbornaWhitchurch to Sarah, seventh
daughter of the late Mr Henry Dalton, of the former place.
March 10, at St. Mary's Church, Wlnterborne-Whitchurch,
by the Itev. G. Maxwell, Mr Henry Poynter, of Southampton,
formerly of Whitc.hureh, to Caroline, only daughter of Mr
Themes Sanders, of the former place.
March 13, at Lytchett Minster, by the Rev, E. P. Blunt,
rector Mr Swann Ripshere, of London, to Beside, third
daughter of John Clark Darby, Esq.
March 3, at St. George's, Norwich, by the Rev. George
Durden, Edward Fawooner, youngest ion of Mr William
Randall, of West Lulworth, to Juliette Shirring, youngre
daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Andrews, of Orchard Port-
man, Somerset.
Marsh 11, at the parish church, Twickenham, F. Lawrence,
Eel., of Marmon House, Chiswick, son of the Rev. R. Lawrence
of Bleadon Rectory, Weeton-super-Mare, to Martha Matilda,
third daughter of C. C. Clark, Esq., of Cross Deep, Twicken-
ham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

Legal.

THE WESTMEATH DIVORCE CASE.—TO the ogee 0
of the "Earl of Westmeath v. Westmeath and Chap
man," which is a snit for dissolution of marriage on the
ground of adultery, and in which large damages are
claimed, the Divorce Court on Tuesday, on the motion
of Dr. Swabcy, fixed the trial by special jury for the
27th inst.
THE TWO HENRIZS.—A singular will ease was heard
on Monday, at the Devon County Assizes. A man
named Fleming left his property in reversion to his
"grandson Henry." He died leaving two grandsons
named Henry, and the questim arose as to which Henry
was intended. The judge stated that the child of the
eldest sou would take the legacy in the nbsenee of any
strong proof that the other was intended. The jury,
after hearing evidence, gave a verdict in accordance with
the judge's suggestion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

Imperial farliament.

ROUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAY.—Thelis-ca-iio-n-wWalaiont the ldoskade
of the Southern ports of America,and the recognition of
the independence of the Southern States. Lord
Stratheden played the part in the House of Com-
mons by Mr Gregory the other night, and condemned
the blockade as inefficient. Lord Abinger would not
raise the blockade, but he thought the independence of
the South ought, in the interests of humanity, to be re-
cognised. Earl Russell showed, as Sir Roger de Corerley
was wont to remark, that a goad deal could be said on
both sides, but that upon the whole the arguments
preponderated in favour of non-intervention in say shape
er ram

TUESDAY.—The Lord Chanldiot's Lunacy Bill came
up for second reading, and its previsions were severely
criticised by Lord Chelmsford. His Lordship stated that
unless the measure was considerably amended in com-
mittee, be would move its rejection on the third
reading. The Lord Chancellor replied to his opponents
In his usually masterly style, and said he should
certainly persevere. with his bill. It was ultimately
read • second time.

TRURSDAY.—The sitting in the house was brief, and
the subjects discussed of little general interest.
FRIDAY. —The chief subject discussed was the revised
code, but no resolution was taken on the subject.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

Sporting inttlitgenct.

THE ENGLAND ELEVEN IN AUSTRALIA. VICTORIOUS.
—On Friday evening the hon. secretary of the Surrey
Club was favoured by the following communication
from Lloyd's :—"March 7, 1862,—Sir,—Wo hasten to
inform you of our having received • telegram from our
Sydney friends, in which they state the English
cricketers were victorious. In making the announce-
ment public you must give us credit for the first in-
formation.—Yours, &a., B. L. LLOYD and Co." The
telegram was vii Alexandria, but no mention is made
where the match was played nor in what manner it
was won. We shall doubtless receive full particular,
by the neat mail, whieh will be du shoal the Ibth
Mirk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-18

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Legal.

Tni YELEERTOR MARRIAGE CARR.—There is now
some prospect of a speedy settlement of this long pend-
ing ciao, at least as far as the Scotch part of it is con.
earned. It Caine again before the Court of Session at
Edinburgh on Tuesday, when the production of the
visitors' book at Donne Castle was allowed. In MAM
hook Mrs. Yelverton alleges Major Yaleuton, in the
course of a tour they were taking in SepWmber and
October. 1857, entered their names as Mr. and Mrs.
Yelverton. At the same time the parties took the
opportunity of craving the court to dispose of the ques-
tion as to the admissibility—(l) of a letter, with its
envelope, which the pursuer addressed to the defender's
mother, the Visoountess Avonmere ; and (2) certain
letters which passed between the pursuer bed her sister
and brothes-in•law, Mr. end Mrs. Bellamy; and also,
(ill a tesiespoodiaos vrhieh parsd bona= ibe par-

uer and the defender's late brother, Ole you. G. F.
'W. Yelverton. The court allowed the " visitors books
lo be admitted in evident*, bet rotund to allow the fet-
ter to Lady Avoninore, or the correspondence which
passed between the ,pursuer nod her sister, to be pro-
duced in evidenea. They admitted the correspondence
between the pursuer and the defender's late brother.
The Lord Ordinary will now, without delay, hear and
dispose of the COM on the comploted proof.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-11

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-11

FRIDAY.

His lordship took Ms soot on the _Bona at 10
o'clock.
TH2 ROBAZRY QV JEWILRY AT WEYMOUTH.
Charles/7W was liionglit up to receive judgment.
He hand.fas, *Men statemeut to the judge, who in
sentencidg Dieu remaked that be did not know but that
he was acting ;no lenient in not awarding penal servi-
tude. As be had already been in prison two rnontbs,
and was in delicate health, he should order him to be
imprisoned and kept to hard labour for thirteen months.
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MINSTER.
Sammie/ Gillett, 37, a labourer, pleaded guilty to ob-
taining, by false pretences, from Richard Crocker, two
bushels of barky meal at Iwerne idinster.—Sentenced
to six week's bard labour.
STEALING WEARING APPAREL AT DORCHESTER.

George Ashwood, labourer, pleaded guilty to steal-
ing • pair of trousers, waistcoat,. handkerchief, and
shirt, belonging to James Thorne, at Dorchester, on
the 4th of February. A previous conviction was proved,
and be was sentenced to nine months' bard labour.

OBTAINING GOODB BY FAIRS PBRITNOIS AT BRIDPOBT.
Asibroee Gale, 22, labourer, also pleaded guilty to ob-
taining • quantity of wearing apparel by false pretences
of Messrs Stephens and Reynolds. at Bridpurt, in
January and February last. —Sentenced to three months'
imprisonment with hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-11

train ant) Commerce.

The failure of Sir Henry Maggridge & Co.. was an-
nounced on Thursday afternoon, the liabilities of the
firm being, it is said, £170,000. On the same day
Sir Henry sent in his resignation as one of the Aldermen
of London. it will be recollected that at the last
civic election, he contested for the Mayoralty of the city
with the present Lord Mayor.