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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

MEETING OF WORKING MEN.

On Thursday evening a meeting was held in the
Amphitheetre, Liverpool, for working men. The
spacious. building wee erantmed to the nailing and •
urge number of gentlemen were upon the etege. Lady
John Rituell, and daughters, with other lediee, were in
Ilse private boxes. In oottsequarse of the mayor's meant
beroavement, lieenuel Hahne, Req., ex•mayor, presided.
Lord Broughent spoke of the importenoe of so groat
a meeting as ensuring the eo.operatlon of 640 working
elutes, without which the promoters of the aseooiation
muck be powsrleas for good. u4lu lordrhip gave some
wend preotioal edvioe to the working causes an to per.
soverenoe in self•improventent, by meths of reeding, end
urged the iinportuee thereto of ettution to sanitary
metten.
Lord J. Russell enumerated the objects of the several
departmentl of the Asusociation. As to edueetion, lie
traded to eu guat huproyomenta i but there must be
nq attempt to sorb that freedom of oonsodessoe whioh
wea one of our greatest bouts. In the par days a
roma, areal suerthant prinu foundedleriee end
established for ollisens a great library. lint, at the
same Ohne, he aimed a fatal- blow at the liberties of his
Gauntry. Uverpool had a somhohl penes who while
he founded magnificent libreries, did everything to ex-
tend and eonsolidete the liberties of hie fullow.eoontry-
men. (Loud Aeon.) It all duns nutted to amend and
1101.01Illen the instiOntiou of which they justly boasted,
and 'Avenge each other eoolelly and mormly, Lord
Riau ay's prophecy as to the New Zealander in London
would never he refused but our dolollllolllll, brlfl, end
happineie would be greatly extended. (Cheers.
The Earl of Carlisle, =angst other prickled advioe,
urged the importanoe of sobriety end of content with
our own poultion.
The Earl of Ilhaftesbury and Lord Bandon also sd•
dressed the meeting. All the spoakers were MOllt
entitusiestically misdeed. A vote of thanks to the
speakers we. moved by e working wan, cud «aried
by sulesnation.
Lord Hroughato having briefly responded, the proceed.
leg. terminated a little before ten o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS,

BOITTIIAMPTON, Friday.— Old wheat, ell a.. to
✓U
104.; new, elOfle. to ell 10s. per load. Malting her.
Icy, :tile. to 425. ; grinding ditto, 27e. to Ms. Oats, 24e.
no :104. Beano, 40e. to 445. Malt, 44. e. to fide. per qr.
"Flour, file. to 32e. per seek.— At our market to•day
there WWI rather ;nore firmosai in the wheat trade, and
in the hales effected the 'Rennie rates of last week were
✓estige& Harley firm, at it. price.. 0104 and been.
without any chance In value. The flour trade stood at
theiptotatione of this day week.

Pialurchy, Oat, 19.—Wheat, Ms. to
43.. (lest week, *Cc to 4135.)1 new wheat, 314.. to Qs.
(lest week, Ms MIN.) Harley, 304. to 49a. (last week,
;Os, in 48.1 I Mite, 8:10. to 27e. ((set week, 934. to
Bunk 495. to 110 e. ((set week, 424, to fles.) Peas, —s.
to I. (lase week, I. to I.) Alb. loaf, lid.—
'('hire wee a large imp*. Business In wheat was brisk,
and Inking the Market through, there was a small ad.
venue. The quantity of barley was Increased, but ahielly
of the middling qualitlee. lialec were dull—but one
very prime sample, grown by lir. Pinckney, realised
die. per qr.

At Oho principal provincial oorn ntorksto on itaturday
loot tilers was a moderate Imply of wheel, and a fair
ottandanos of farmers, and rothor MOM buena. was
stone at fully the currencies of the previous week.
Borley was a slow sale at lost wale. prises for prime
cmalilleol other sorts were lower, Nano and oats were
about the wane, but tracts In both waa dull.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FREDERICK MALLICTr, Editor of the Dorset
County Express and Agricediural Gazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
THE
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

FRANCE AND PORTUGAL

The Debats of Friday states that the Merquis de
Piennes, second Secretory of the Frenoh Legation at
Lisbon, will embark to day at Lorient, in the steam
corvette C,ollgny, as the bearer of the Anal instructions
from the French, Government to Admiral Lavaud and to
M. de Lisle de Bury the French Ambassador at the
Portuguese Court. The Nord of Friday says, that these
instructions are energetic and decisive. "In case of
refusal the French Minister will demand his passporta,
and Admiral Lavaud will have recourse to rigorous
measures." _

On the other hand, the Debais says that Viscount de
Palva, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary
of the King of Portugal in France, was to quit Paris
on Thursday evening for Nantes, there to take the
packet for Lisbon, where he will submit, for the accept-
ance of his government, a project of conciliation, which
will terminate in an honourable way for both Gauntries
the difficulties arising from the affair of the Charles
Georges.
The Nord persists in its statement that England is
passive in the matter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

Court 1ti1315.

During the past week Her Majesty and the Court
have been enjoying every seasonable blink at fine weather
In taking their usual dnres and walks. The Count and
Centeno Prirsigny have arrived one visit taker liajesti.
His Hayed Highness the Prinee Consort is still moat
persevering with lila rifle. Friday WU a field day with
She youthful hinee Altred, he having killed two fine
stags, and one reehuok, His Royal Highness MIA mush
pleased with his moons. On !Saturday the ?rine, Oen.
sort was in the Balmoral forest, and killed a splendid
st/weighing, olefin, eighteen stone, It is now deft.
ni mottled that her Malestly will leave Balmoral
for the 111111.011_on Tuesday (this day),

-
THII DUKI Or CAMIIIIDOL—Og Wednesday last
Ms Revd !ileums.' the Duke of Cambridge wee ex.
gOrki arrive in Newport, Yonniouldsliire, by the
tsbd Wiass line, instraations tiering been previously
received tor bis reeeplioa. The oblige oi hie visit yes

to inspect the berracks end the LOCO moldier' who
it present quertered then. The Doke wee
through from Milfoni, and wail twoompented by General
Bir Worse Wetherell and 0010110 l Eyre. On the train
arriving In Newport it will found thet his Royal High.
slew wee oompellvil to proceed to Landon on urgent
business. A ler', crowd hit militated to see him, and
their intboaquent tilaepointinent we. greet. The Illus•
triune viellor did not 41101, but intfitteted to Colonel
Dell, the commending Aar, that lie would ehortly
return to Newport for the purpose of ezettiliting the
erriengetnetile at the barreeks. Ac the train moved otf
three lieerty °lours were given by the orowd, and the
Duke greonfully aoknowledged the demotistretion.
The Heri of Derby he. completely recovered trout hie
late severe etteck of Root,
The Merl of kleinteebury acionmpetiled by the countees,
will 'wive Achneurry, over Fort William, early in the
ensuing week, for the south. The noble earl and
countess will visit the Karl and Countsu of Derby, at
Knowiley, vs rears to the metropolis.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.

POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS' FRES
ABOLISMED.
_ .

EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY.
FOR the TREATMENT mid "SELF-CURE"
of spermatorrhcea, weaknees, debility, nervous-
ness, laultude, depreseion of spirits, loss of energy and
appetite, pains in the back and limbs, timidity, self-dis•
trust, want of energy, love of solitude, groundleu fears,
palpitations of the heart, noises in the head and ears,
diasiness, indeoision, wretchedness, involuntary dis-
charges, impaired sight and memory, indigestion, and
bodily prostration of the whole aystem, including mental
end physiesl incapacity, ko, by means of the newly-dik•
eovered " AMERICAN INVENTION," which super-
sedes (in the above complainte) poisonous drugs, which
are given under various disguise, to the utter ruin of
the patient' health ; with invaluable information, from
ehotniaal and mierosooplal tests, which reveal hidden
inyitories.
Also "HINTS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE," sent on reeelpt •of six stamps, by
CHARLES WATSON, MD,, Fellow and Honorary
Vie.-president of the African Institute of France,
Corru. Member of the Medical Societies of Rouen
and Peru, the National Academy of Science', Paris,
Ica, and late Resident Physician to the Redford Dis•
minim. 27. Alfred-place, Redtordaquare, London.
"This novel and solentille American Discovery proves
the absurdity of the English treatment of ;Ruh Mal,
and will prove a boon to ' Suffering who may
ssfejliond speedily regain pristine health sea vigour by
ado ng the mane nreeented,"—Nrwiing &ow.
, A now „imoraimuy ere in the Winos of mull-
OWL "—MAI.
"The important feet that these alarming eompleinte
Per sillily be removed without drop is here clearly
deukoneirslecl and the entirety new end hlhly sums&
lii trim„i, a. adopted, fully explained.—Mediosii
&vim.
For QusUfloations vi 4 "Diplomas" sad the
"Voados &dog Dlrootary."

I, On '
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TRU soniToN ANO thente.—A. thunderstorm and
tall at snow oosurnid at Wiliam and Limp& ihe
Yorkshire Wilds, on Monday week, The elem.. old
41110410 sheep in s A.ld belonging to Mr. I, Limplough,
and also struck an unommpied house belonging to thesome
Ninon, and one or Iwo other houses In the neighbour.
hood. Every window was broken In one at the homes,
end other damoge done. Whit is rather singular —two
wood—plgeons ite they WM llying wits Med by the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

TURKNY.

That Lon! Stratford de Rutloll ffo's visit to Constentl•
nople wee not meroly o oeremonlel one is now more then
;inspected. 'Mier. is a 'tory of a morel mission Alla the
rilllfil correspondent esearte that hie Lordehip is beerer
of an aulogreph letter from tier Majeety, in which ehe
inform, her brother and ally the Sultan, that Lord NOet.
ford, her faltlifill Anibusador for many yowl, it the
Multom's Colirt, line mine out to Wisp IWO Of Ilk NlAJwity,
cod that, she roqueete the 'Johan to receive favourably
whatover In triod a friend of Torkoy may here to lay
about the estieuthin of the Matti Hoinnyoun of 1141 M. It
to further reported that England will ask to runt the Isle
of Perim for 1(N) yam%
PNIIIOII Denihi, notwithotendlng the promise instils by
him to the foreign commis, hoR nut, it geeing, Monied the
primmer* token at Kolosoliin, nor restored tile booty
carried off on that otwaainn. Thu inhabitants of Kola,.
chin having NVHE AHOIIIPN HIIIIEIOII NO the Porte, praying
that tho child may be contipolled to perform
lila promisua, Oa Porto noinitionleated tho application to
the forolgn legations, who addressed theinsolvee threat
to Prince on the subject of the fulfilment of his
engagement',
Frew Toenail, a small Newport 00th. wad of Morocco,
tiding. of another outbreak of Moslem fanaticism have
been rooelved. The French end English viesoconaula
have fallen victim to the fury of the inob. The latter
woe a native, but the representative of France was
Frenchman, natuud Nanon, who hati long been established
at Tutuan.

A letter dated Beret, a town in Albanin, the oth of
Soptember, inform no that the Governor of slntiastir
bad Julia iliecovered a conapiracy among the Turk, in thet
town to massacre all the Christiana. The following are
the details of the eonapiraey :—Three Sheiks had- for
1/4.11111 time been travelling through Albania and Epirue
endeavouring to excite the population. They were well
received at AVIOII4 by the kludir, Salim Bey. These
three fanatics siroceeded in forniing at Monaatir a eon.
Roister which einbraeed Ml,OOO Turks, whose plan tvas.to
fail moddenly on the Chrhitians on the 27th of August,
when they would be x4,14)10,144 in their churches. All
woo ready, arm. and ammunition, and it only remained
to gain over a Boy who exeroisem groat influence in that
otinntry. One of the Sheiks called on the Bey and told
him that he was the bearer of an order from the Sheik•
ul-islam, commanding all the faithful to contribute to
the destruction of the infidels, and that 800 route were
aniong the conapiratore. The Buy pretended to went to
the proreerition, but when the Sheik left him he lote.
toned to derrounee the conspiracy to the Governor. The
latter commanded thst the chiefs of the ounsplracy
eliould be arrested, but one of the Sheiks con.
trived to 0108.110. The redife have been sent
from Monsatir, and have been replaced by regular
troope.
Amounts from Syria date that the cholera has carried
off 30,0110 persons at Mecca.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LxviiiffOok Sunday.
The Royal mail steamship Niagara, Captain-,
arrived thhi morning, with the New York mails ef the
oth; Bolton of the 6th; and with advises by telegram,
via Halifax, from the former port to the 7th itret.
has brought $109,000.
On the 7th the Niagara exchanged signals with the
mail steamer Canada, on the 18th with the etearner
Edinburgh ; and on the 16th with the bark Indus.
The Hammonia, from Southampton had arrived, at
New York; and the Nova Sootian, banos, at Quebs.
The following telegram respecting the Atlantic tele.
graph had boon published.
Tannin' BAY, 001. d--Nothing WAS dons with
Vslentia yesterda. very good currents WOW
received from 't but no intelligible signals.
The New York 'ideas, with all It. contents,
had bean destroys. The fair of the American
Inotitute was being mire at the time. A large
amount of property was oestroyed, oonsisting of meobani•
oal and agricultural implementa, melodeons, pianos,
oteiun engines, and other kinds of goods that were on
exhihition. The Sr. broke out In the lumber room,
which was Ailed with empty boxes and a large quantity
of old lumber, and was believed to hey. been incendiary.
When it WM first discovered the Palace engine was
brought out, but the hose was e 0 full of holes as to be
111141141111. The flames opread with eatonialiimi rapidity,
creating inWuse excitement among the viallors, of whom
it is estimated upward. of LOW were Present. IS is
feared many were killed. One dead body had been
taken out, The heat was so illtollllo that the 1114011014'11
service. were of no avail, Very little of its contents
were saved, Two only of the many lire eosin's on
exhibition were pot mit uninjured.
The deaths lion; yellow fever at ffecthinth for the
week ending the 11114 were 114 i et New Orions 011 the
lirti they were U., The 01114114 had nearly died out
at lievioineli,
It is stated in letter, from Melt Leke City that
breeelies of the peeve were hootooliqi very frequent there,
lirichein Young still kept shoe ippirters,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

SECURED DEPARTMENT.

CASH ADVANUSB on personal Security from £lOO to
R5OOO, for anv period not *awaiting Yen Years, at an
uniform rate of interest, repayable by periodioal instal-
ments, or at the end of a term, whichever may be
required.
CANI ADVANOLII on Freehold or Leasehold Properly,
Plate, JewsHely, Carriages, Horses, Household Flan'.
ture, Farming Implements, Live Stook, Plant and
Machinery of every description, Consignments on
Freight, Bills of Lading ; likewise, Reversionary In-
targets, Life Policies of some standing, Annuities, Post
Obits, Mining and Railway Shares, Debentures, Bonds,
Foreign Coupons, and, in fact, on every description of
collateral or tangible security, whether of present or
deferred realisable value.

NON-SECURED DEPARTMENT.
tinder certain regulations CASH ADV4IIOIIB are made
to persons of position and responsibility on their own
personal security, thus often obviating the unpleaaant
necessity of troubling friends or relatives to become
security.
DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.

MONEY NIONIVID ON DEPOSIT 10 any an3ollol and
for any period at CIS per mint, per annum and for will&
De a Debenture la ad-, alined by the Chairman and three
of the Dhotitors, and even under the oommon seal of
lite Company.
Applications for Prospectus'', Forms of Proposal, *el.,
must be made to Om Ileeretary, and lt by post, tout
stomps to be enelamml.
By Order.
L 187.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

The Now Copyhold AO t has oame into foroe. There
are various amendments in the new law Ili to voluntary
and ootnpulsory enfranchisetnente and the estingulah•
mint of harlot. An award by the oopyhold oommissionor
io to have the same effect as • oonveyanoe. There are
olio several enactments in regard to the crown estates of
oopyheld and ottetotuaryftenuse. The AM is to be cow
Motored with the Act of 1856.

Till °emus Emrilta Onm,—Tho realisation of thin greo4
foot will be one of the mO4 important event, of any age :
China, however, with open ports and open diplomacy must
also adopt opening &taw. The great bone of It. trade,
so long and euooneduliy contended spinet by Horeakteto d; Co.,
vie the orhillefai 00k1101010 Of POW 2100 for British supply,
will plod oertaloly yield to the protium of public opinion.
When the people Aare ocoununicata freely with the people
Airs they will led that the Minos leaf not tkenteeitee one
the Tea they face with powdered oolour, knowing that it is
cloud to amidst A. on by hiding the withered appeentnos of
the AOllllll4 411Ip. 1t011010413 apd Co.. import only the pure
uneoptieffeafed ion.; these have no brown flavourless leaves
to divulge, and ars •opesquenily "ahFcrod 4104," hence
usporso papishusty, They lineup only in P• 011211,
OWO ANTI} :fig lit Of agents in Tun
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LONDON MARKETS.

ear ALSOTRIO TILIORAPN.)

MARCLAND, MONDAY, OCTOBER 18.

_
We had a moderate supply of wheat M our
market to-day, and line qualities were one
chilling dearer.
Barley rather sealer,
Oats unaltered in price, with a quiet trade.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. OCTOBER M.

Our market was supplied to-day with six
thousand beasts, and twenty-four thousand
sheep.
Trade lower.
Beef, best quality 4 8
Mutton, ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

SHAFTESBURY.

The opening lecture for the season to the members
of the Literary Institution was given on Tuesday
evening last, at the Townhall, by the Rev. W. Beal,
on "Mental Cultivation, in which its objects and
advantages, especially to young men, were plainly
but eloquently set forth. A crowded room showed
the interest taken in the subject, and at its close the
cordial thanks of the meeting were presented to the
lecturer by Mr. Hannen, who presided.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-19

WEYMOUTH.

COLONEL W. L. FREISTIIN ON CHERBOURG.—
At the anniversary of the Weymouth Literary and
Scientific Institution, Colonel W. L. Freestun
said—l was at Cherbourg during the recent fates,
and while there I saw everything; but I need
not name particularly what I saw. Certainly I did
not see with the same eyes that others did. Cher-
bourg is a very large place, as you have heard; it
has immense arsenals; it has a very Magnificent
breakwater, but which is after all not a place of refuge.
Ships may go there, but there is no chance of their
getting any shelter; for the coast is so dangerous,
that before they get inside the breakwater, there
is every possibility of their going ashore, especially
with the wind blowing from the eastward. It has
been stated that, by having that place, France has
the means of menacing England. The Emperor of
the French never had an idea of the kind. On the
contrary, I believe him to be most amicably disposed,
and to entertain honest intentions towards us. He
may haven fleet assembled there, but I believe we
have an eqtally strong one, that we can, if necessary,
bring against anything that may be brought against
us. Hu it never occurred to those two honourable
gentlemen who have alluded to this subject—l refer
to the honourable member for Sheffield and the
honourable member for North Shields—as it has
very forcibly occurred to me, that our ally may have
in Cherbourg a place to which he can retire, in the
event of any little revolution? I, as a military man,
must say, that one thing particularly arrested my
attention, and that was, that all the defences on the
land side are as strong as those on the sea side. The
Emperor has a large army. He might take them to
Cherbourg, and ensconce himself and them comfort.
ably within its walls; wait until the little breeze blows
over; he can then go back again, and say, "Here I
am again, perfectly prepared to resume the cares of
office," whioh lam sure are not to be envied. It
is a perfect fame to think France is menacing Eng.
land; it is a mere chimera. France has no idea of
the sort. Some few wild spirits, and some few die.
affected ones, may, I grant you, think so; but we
shall be perktly prepared, and surely our having
had the hint has done us no harm.

The Right Hon. Sir Alexander Edmund Cock-
burn, Bart., Lord Chief Justice of Her Majesty's
Court of Common Pleas at Westminster, has ap-
pointed Mr. Richard Hare, of this town, a perpetual
Commissioner for taking the acknowledgements of
deeds to be executed by married women under the
Act passed for the abolition of fines and recoveries,
and for the substitution of more simple modes of
assurance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

SOUTHAMPTON,

MALI OM KIITATIGI IN HAMPIIIIINS BY R. H. PBX.
KINN AND SONIC—At this town on Saturday week
the property of the late Arthur flatly, F..eq.—Lot. I.
the inautiful Mansion, Farm and Buildings, in all
In hem, was sold to W. Esq., of Guild.
ford, Surrey, for the sum of £12,100, for his own
residence Lot, 2 Thu adjoining Farm, with Build.
lugs, eintague, mill 2411 auras of laud, was bought in
at 4:111,1100,
TUN INDIA, CHINA, AND AUNTRAI.TAN
The l'om, with the above mails, arrived at Malts
from Alustoultin at noon, Alla left for Southampton
at 8 vie, on Friday last. Thu Panther sailed a. thn
woos time for Marseille..
Time OUTWARD 110MIIAY AND AUPITMALIAN
NiAlla, 1/UO, 12.--Thu Peninsular and Oriental Uom•
pany'a atemuship Sultan, Captain Null Cook, lift
yeaterday for ilibraltar, Malta, and Alexandria, with
the Bombay mails, 20 passenger. (among whom are
Colonel Mahurly, for (libraltar), 40 soldiers, a
largo nargu, spoinu, and Jewelry, value £43,100, ko.
The Royal Mail Company'. steamship Teviok,
Captain Woolward, sailed this morning for Malta
and Alexandria, with the mails fur Australia mut
New &land. She haa 44 passengers, ineliiiiing the
Bishop of Nelson Mill mite, Sir Charles Niaholson,
do, and on freight £BlOOO in specie, Jewelry value
£4,4110, and a moderate cargo.
Wismar', aN, —4/iii4ary Movement —On Wednes•
day, the ilnd Battalion, Ogle 10th 11- 'NOM. PQM-
umnilml by Identionint•Volonel Wt 4 seven
hundred and fifty atnnig, arrived , from
14seter, snit will fiirin a portion of till
the required strength hem been Pow
Tuesday
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~ Wein is Will
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.4 tit
4 . whew—, ,0 inj ittfe ,
peoesinent sft 1k
di through UN MANN* r itg. the
it he.. attended to inany of Of Majesty's _
pollißliOni. (Cheers.) He hoped that the 'flub— Moak
euntinue to limper, and he would samurais tlmes who
had nob been sueeessful eompetitors on this oessanon not
to he down-hearted. It might be 'espeeted that
old stagers like himself should carry souie of the
prime (^ lieu, hear," and Slough) I but he was happy
to say that he found among the sumensful competitors
this year the names of gentlemen he had never before
seen or heard of, and therefore, no one should despair.
(Hear, hear.) As a warm friend of the sgrieultund in
-
tared. he must say that ho believed that it was very
'deeply indebted to the Institution of which lie had the
honour to he the president, and therefore he bad plea-
sure in giving timelll, Romani to the Smithfield Cattle
Club, (howl and general applause, amid which the
toast was drunk.)
Die gold medals were here distributed to the swans.
ful eshibilion, and their health' were severally drunk
amid applause.
Lord Demers proposed the health of the noble
President, which was moot enthusiastically responded
to.
The Duke of Richmond said that he never felt greater
delight than when he had an opportunity of meeting the
tenant farmers of England. (Cheers.) He had fre-
quently said it, and he repeated again, that the land-
owner who did not take the opportunity of meeting the
tenantry of the eountry lost one of the greatest pleasures
that it was possible for a landlord to enjoy. (Loud op-
plause.) Laat year lie was unable to do so, as he had to
attend to a regiment of militia, of which he was the
commander, and- which, having just been formed, he
found it necessary to stay with in order to prevent the
men getting into those *ensues which young men would
do unless well looked after. (Laughter, and hear, hear.)
He was early taught the principle of duty first, pleasure
second ; therefore, last year his duty was at Dover, his
pleasure with them. (Hear.) He felt proud of the
honour which had been conferred upon him in re-elect-
ing him President of the Club for the ensuing year, and
ho hoped that it might continue its prosperity. (Loud
sheers.)
Ti,. health of the Vios•Prosidenta, Trustees, Judges,
Stewards, of Hr. B. T. R. Gibbs, the lion. secretary,
and other toasts were given ; and the promedings were
interspersed with the singing of Mise Ryles, Miss J.
Wells, Mr. Holmes, Mr. George Genge, and M.
Randord.

Any
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Elm Mutt,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

YZOVIL.

MILITARY Movititim—Tp...:7-on Tuesday bat be.
twain' 790 and NH) of the I nth Regiment passed thie
town hi a mpeuiel train from Exeter, en reefs to
W McAlister.

UIII4IIITMAII HOLIDAYIII.—We hear that ths drapers
and ironmongers of this town intend closing
their shops lin the Monday following Christ.
morn day. They will thus °oder a boon on their
assistants by allowing them to ini absent three days,
whioli will ho a capital opportunity fur visiting their
friends,

CONVIIKT. —Through the instrumentality of our
townsman, Mr. Custard, we were favoured with a
Emmert on Thursday evening last at the l'ownliall.
The prinuipal performers were Mr. Henry Blagrove,
the eminent English violinist, and Miss Cecilia
Hilitinitallayoa, the latter liuluig a native of Taunton,
who has been under the tuition of Mr. Charles Halle.
This young lady bids fair to rival Mile Arabella
Goddard in her pianoforte playing. Where all the
plum were et) well rendered it would perhaps ap•
pear invidious If we selected one from amongst the
ithere sulhoe it to say that the auilienee seemed
highly gratified with the rich treat afronluit to them.
We lope Mr. Custard will be adequately romo..
iterated for his spirit in introdueing to a Yeovil
audience so much talent, this being the third or
fourth concert given by him in which have been en.
gaged wine of the best English performers both
vocal and Instrumental. The Attendant), woo good.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

Court Mb3o.

Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and the Royal
Family are now at Osborne. They propose to return to
Windsor on the 24th instant for tho Christmas holidays.
The Prinoe of Wale. Is to peas the winter in Rome.
Ho will he accompanied by Dr. T. K. Chambers, Phyai•
elan to Ht. Mary'. Hospital, as his medical attendant.
Prayers are offered up at present regularly in the
Prussian churches for the safe delivery of the Princess
Froderick•William, whioli event is expeoted about the
end of January.
Prima] Alfred wee to land at Gibraltar on the morning
of the 29th ult., under a salute from the batteries.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

BLANDFURD.

BLANDFORD AORIOULMURAL Suctxrr.

The oompotition for budging, to aoottootion with
thi ittuty, took iihwu iii tVittiiiiitiiy 1114,
this fikrin ucanpiut by Mr, Stuplion
illl4ollll Wlllllllll4.if 1111,1111‘t1111 owl Mr.
Fowlur, of Froouu Form, nwortioil tho Khios,

Plito4lllsl.l KY It. IC. ?4,1`.
To thu mull reeinninenJeil by memberu of the 'moiety In
whim employment they lines 110011 for two hoaxing
▪ Alltlllll, WIIO 511.11 1111111.1 is hoJge, not kin than one
111 length, with amoke,ln four Ii our., lit the beet it titter,
▪ properly meow the 'Math. —lot pride to (loom. I leti.
cock, ouryent to Mr. tioorgo 11114 is 01111 t 1111.1 Mil, I
'annuli prise to I 101117 MAIIIIII.IIi, !servant to Mr. J. A.
11111110.11, is IJONk Anti 104. I third prlee to MIIIIIIIIII
Yoling, vervain. to Mr. Robert Hong..., IN,
Ponnitio Alum.? KY C, .1. l'AIII(14, lil4Q.—To the
euvaut of a moodier wllll may !nave won is Met or
nenuml 'wise for Imaging unilur the rules Kiel regoletione
of 011amuluty, aliemplen prima of is grunt aunt, l'hie
premium wee twerdua to Cherie. Mitchell, servant to
Mr. It, V. Fisher.

This society, both ON to it. funds and the number
of its muinhert, is at tide time in a more flourishing
eontlition Ohm it has ever 110011, he inoome, from
eubeeriptioni mill sums given no premiums, now
mewls don, the whole of which Irv) amount is
disbursed yearly for the purpfwo of rewarding the
ekilful nod initistrioun servant. The operations of
the 'moiety do not in the @lightest degree clash with
those of the Flintier& Club, which may be properly
designated ite offoprin. The members of the one
are a m lso onikers of the other f and whilst the one
aims nt developing the 'kill and energy of the
!Kimura, the other by stiwkwhows, luotures, and
ilisuituions seeks to mature the farmer's Judgment
and to store his mind with practical and scientific
truths in relation to his daily farm ifv.mations.
The annual meeting and dinner of the society will
take Owe on Saturday, the Pith inst. at afivertioail
in our first pogo. 141 r It B. Baker, Bart., will pre-
side on the oesselon, and the dialler party la expected
to be large.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

A HER WA.

The Central Amorlean quegtion, and the etoppags of
Walker', Malingering expedition at Mobile, by the
fugal of Cloverninent to grant • clearance to the yowl,
are the principal topics of oonvereation In America ; but
lOW 1/11.1110 of till, Matter has appeered.
A Washington despatch says —"lb Is known here
that Louie Napoleon hoe detertnined to semi a minister
to Margins, fur the purpmie of making a treaty and
heading off the denigne that are attributed to Mile
country in reforenue to the transit route through
Nicer•gus,"
The great Mate Arsenal at New York, which Wlle in
course of erection, and wellmigli finhthed, WAS totally
degtroyed on the 19th ult. by the collaprong of the roof,
which in it. fall ()malted nit three of the will. of the
buildlog, and did other 'orlon' damage. No loss of life
Woe 000Ali011ed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

Dorottabtre.

WXYHOUTII. The congregation of the Beret
Chapel have decided oil muting a new front to their
place of worship, wording to plans prepared by Mr,
Uriukmay. It to to the Doric style, and train the
oonopluitons eituation of the building will oonatitute
II Mr eat embellishment to thu Itoiplutiadr. Thu work
will be 'moonshot with almost lunneihately.
PLANTINII TIIN F/14PLANALIN. --This experiment
uoniniumool .111 Friday week. Thu portion of thu
blophinailu 'eluded extends from Oluuotietur How
to Dovoneliirr Buildings. The work will be exu•
uutoil uoilur the supurintendenuo of Messrs. I'llios, of
Exeter.

The coast volunteers belonging to this district were
on Tneeday leet Invested et the Nati'. Station, The
revenue steamer Argue entered the Bey In the worn.
Jug, having on board the Whew" by 71.1oni.th. insp. eu•
Elm wow ounduutstl,

CIIANNICL WAND SUOMI. —NOtWitilltarlding
the calm pile/oiling In our neighbourhood fur the
laet week, it seems that very eaves weather has
been experienced in other quarters. The Aquila was
uompollial in ounsequutwo of the heavy gale in the
Channel, to put haul into Cherbourg on Wednesday,
and the Brighton from the Daum cause whi unable
to make the voyage front Guertin), the mune day,
rhe latter vessel arrived early on Thursday morning,
bringing amongst her cargo forty tune of lemons,
°unsigned toe London house,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

rarittits.

In an advertisement by • railway oompany of some
uncalled for goods, the letter L has by an accident
dropped from the word lawful, and it reads now, " Peo-
ple to whom these packages are directed are requested
to cam. forward and pay the awful charge. on the
seine."
THY LITSRARY FAIIINN IN FRANCS. The next
phenomenon that may be expected in Europe is • French
Exoduc Either the intellect of the °wintry Inuit end•
grit* or the lsovernment must go out. Which is it to
be 7—Heads—or tails?
THN NAT...ICH or FLOUlL—Patornal Louis Napoleon,
in his affectionate care for Ills free and loyal people, has
taken to regulating their bakers' 'hope. Poor France
Between the num of iron and the man of flour, hers 11
literally a case of—Pull Emperor, pull Baker.
EUCLID Ouvouxx.—A mathematical friend of our*
informs use( his having made every wonderful disoorery.
It to no less thous solution of the ltualid.puuling pro.
blew of the squaring of the eircle. Our friend states
that its iliseovery was made by him one evening in the
perish of MX Pommes, where, he seri. that he dal-
°owned, intim €lO4lllO of ambulation, MO ,IY•ral of the
pollee nightly go their round. in Niteroi.
J m11014,-40144 Was brouglit before a country
squire for stealing a hog, end three witness's being ex-
amined swore that they saw Min steal it. A weg hay.
Mg volunteered es counsel for Josh, knowing the melte
of the squire's brain, ems and addressed him ea follows
" Hoy II please your honour, I can eetabliiii this inen's
4°11°67 Wl"d e doubt I for I hove twelve witneseee
reedy to swear that they Wel nut see him NONNI It" The
squire reeled lila heerl for if.. moments upon his hand,
ea if in deep thought i end then with great dignity anew,
'Rd brushing beak his hair, sold, "If there er• twelve
who tilt! Not we hint Heal it, ad only throe thot 4141 1
disebarp the prisoner. Clew the now 1"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

MTITIZMINNTER NEWTON,

l'ArTida Snow. Whon wu remarked in nor
avuount or tho storododur Cattle Show, that the
nll4lllOl exhillitud would havo boon no tilsorodit to •
liakor•troot or iiingloy flail show, it appoars we did
it ruokon without our host, is we notice that M.
W. tionlor, of Hinton, near this town, has hails first
pits awarded him, at the Smithfield Show, for his
fist sow 1 and a seamul visa for a Dovon heifer. The
first•priso animal was exhibited at the Sturininstur
Show and only uldnined a wound price.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

WICYMOUTH,

(oMleioi w THII eIIAMNIM—On Slatnrslay weak
shortly after midnight, the ship Wayban (lieptein
HartMlN), of Boston, UAL, WIN run into when
about all titer. Nointi by tilt Oriental
NNW Moonier (leylssm lesuisol Is Alemindria with
snails and paiseengere. The Waybast wise etruuk an
the port quarter, having her *tern essinpletely oar.
Heil sway, together wills the wheel and milder
Isesul. The chief mate and man at the helm were
swept off the deck and drowned l'ins mate wee
ONOII ill Its. water and is rope thrown to bins, Mit the
What to save him war ineffectual the other num
WOO lint seen after the eollielsisi. 'rho (Joylon ran.
dared every nesistanue, and towed the injured vowel
lota Portbutil Itest.ll, whore they arrived nn !Sunday
Afternoon. The lleylon then proueedtal on her coy.
age, having experiencied the Moe of her bowsprit and
out.water. The Wayban le 715 Anne nsgister, and was
bound from Akyab to Ilanilitirgh, laden with Nue. It
would appear that Ode is not Use only ealmnity eu.
porleiteetT by the Wayban, Between Alvah and
()Aleut% she enuotintered violent weather and lost
her Insets, mot was compelled to put into Illaleutta
fur maim, being detained there a unissiderable times
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

Matltiblre.

Ass NOM LTV II A t. Dorrsoim, —A Bedfordshire views
thus write, to the Moe/ on skis subject t—My at.
tenth's' has been directed to a letter In the /Yoe,' ot
the geth MI, from Mir H. Mated, In which he the
order hie imperious* In the work oftmlitling pottage,
for agricultural laboothre In the neighbourhood of
Millbury. It appears to me that the post of the
,1it,11,1,1 Doctor, I. charged to air 11. Malet by hie
agent, le 11.110,4106, mitt 1 fear that his distoneitt of
It inay have the eifkies of distouraging others In
following his good simple. On this soloomil I ant
induced so thimble you with the detail, of my own
experience In this Mellott In the hope that they tatty
hays a oontrary elfbok I did nut emptily an agent.
Th. !thine were taken tom the pphiloallone of the
the a fkr Improving the Dweilloge of the
laboupoietyring Dimas, alit I applied ter estimates to two
of time neighbouring builders one In the village
it“ if, and the other in one 'Own* i OD that I hot
tilt theatithge of a Mlle wholesome competition.
Tins, then, vim the result t ale hrielt'bull, cottages,
111 a isseheis hie having eight gehlee In *ont
entl four at the built With orsaMentar Oleg, end seek
u"lltelnissg Sour roants—living room (111 feet square)
111"1 iltuh 14/ with tam liotheoinp—drith hrlak se*
110110111 UK priviel, a irlaiN, (in two 4aavb a Nen
tali
%mu cad 11 oa sanst elieln In Avnt—la
hut wi "very fogey@ es, Ina ar1iMOIN0011,4!-
liFie4—eoil £4llO. Your Mown hula in a mil

on an angle of the mad, containing living room (14
feet 6by 12), with range. ; a wash•house, with
copper, stove, and sink ; a larder, Pllli having in each
of them three bedrooms, with four liriek wooil•liouses
and privies attauhed, and with c well (20 feet deep),
frost £207. In thie eau, also, the hest hriek WA/
used, with orimmental tilos, and eight gables gave
the whole a very slightly, even picturesque, appear.
anon. The lime for both Indian's,' was carted 19
miles, mid the brink eight miles upon a hilly mad.
Of course the work was watched while it woe going
forward, mill inexpensive ornament+ in the frontage
of the buildings were in this way introduced fmni my
wifu'e design. If the money woe economically, I no
sore it WA4 innst usefully bud out. My experience, in•
deed, in this inetailos, 104414 me to urge must earnestly
those who MA celled " charitable people' ou large
wade, and who are the beloved of secretaries and
collector., tl) consider whether in any Way they cap
do more good to their fellowmen than by adopting
unprofitable investments of this kind i for, however,
carefully upended, money spent in building eottagee
for the poor ir p, hid itIVINIII4IOIII, PM the differenee
bowctinthu AA4 A NMI one—the 114 11 Would In
rolled—nay wall, se I Pin Wetly moat flirtingly, he
set down in the ceoinint.boolfe of -rieh philentropldeM
the mot voluolile of their donetioalli inn vadmi
they nio/ be poet pertain will elfoet in unietion,
Able Nom , You me to iminfo
liberty un la my
mune AM 4411111414 AO my who nyiy deeire fur er in,
furnielion on the eiNect of Ilile letter,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

EVERSHOT.

On Sunday hut oolleotione were made in Ellie alitiroh
attar morning and (waning service as a thatikadruring
for the lato bountiful liarvoet, in emnplianee with the
valued made by the Bishop in hie resent charge.
The en ISA 2e. CI. was salleohal, whit+ will he
divided between the Dorset llotinty Hospital and
the Weymouth Eye Infirmary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14

MPAIN.

lii opining the Cola, h few days sines, the Quaen
monk) a alawali, of whiali the moat important points ware,
that mho hoped the (littlaultiou with itferiou might he
curtly aulvail though anurgetla Ilmeelmiru. have been
ileahhal upon hm thu avant of a contrary moult. The
a‘podition to (Makin China had been undartakon in
concert with Franca, 'rho internal condition of !Spain
ve Illtidlo4llll, and inerwores would he intruditoed
affmting the inuniaipalitiaa, the provincial tioputatlone,
the prima, antl rwlemptione of quit•ranta, liar Majesty
aotolinhol with proiniaingtim aceelerata the formation of
public Nails,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26

PRUSSIA.

the following telegram hu been received from,
Berlin :
" BERIJN, Oct. 22, Evening.
"The First Chamber in its sitting of this day has
rejected by 80 votes against 765 motion made by Count
Arnim- Boitsenburg, Professor Stahl, Zander, and their
supporters, 'to send an address to the King and the
Prinee-Regent.' "

AMERICA.

LIVZRPOOL, Monday Morning.

The Arsbia hie arrived with the New York roaile
of the 13th, advice§ to the 14th, and $453,000 on
freight.
' "

The Africa', hence, wee spoken on the 14th, going
into New York. The City of Baltimore, which Bailed
hence on the 29th, arrived at New York on the 12th.
The Indian Empire, which sailed from Galway on the
28th ult., arrived at Halifax on the 10th:

Aocording to the New York Timer of the 14th, the
State and Congressional elections in Pennsylvania had
resulted in an overwhelming defeat of the Adminls
tration. •

The Ohio and Congressional eleotiona had also gone
gainat the Administration.
The Republioans in Indiana and lowa had achieved a
victory.

Yellow fever oontlnued to rap severely at New
Orleans.

The overland mail had arrived at fit. Louis La
days from Ban Francisco, with advioes from that perk
to the I.6th of September. The new, is unimportant.

Amounts from Fraser River states that the -high state
of the water continue to interfere with mining opera-
tions to a Krim'. extent.

Eleven lives heel been lost by the explogon of •
steamer's boiler on the St. Lavrrenoe.

From Mesioo we have advioes to the 3rd inst. by the
Solent, which had arrived at Havannah from Vora
Orus. A courier had arrived at Vera Orus
from the city of Mexieo, 'Eating that General Vi.
daurri had been beaten by General bilramont, near
Ban Luis, and that the latter captured 1,000 prisoners
and several Owes of artillery. • Another courier arrived,
stating that Vidaurri had defeatedAliramont, and that
the latter had blown out his brake' in despair.
The Solent also brought news from Tampico. Go.
vetoer Gana had levied a contribution on all foreigners
to the amount of 4100,000 on teilir to the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26

&dlgbury Mlabaeltus Pair wee held au Tonality
last, but owing to the boisterous state of the weather
the attendance wee rituals below the average of former
runt Onions were in for supply, but busing,' wao
very dull at from 4g. to 4g. Bd, per look, The supply
of ohms was small and but little hairiness was done.
The cattle market being held on the same day, the
marketiquare during the morning, notwithstanding
tha wet weather, presented a busy appearance. There
was a good show of implements, and among these the
wagons, carte, barley hummellers, plontihe, &a.,
manufactured by Mr. John Kendall, of eashtnoor.
Mr. W. Cambridp, of Bristol, exhibited
machine, with locomotive steam engine a
lees railway attanhed to the wheals. The
an ohJeot of special
uuroggir
rournal ha,
here
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26

FAIRS DURING THE ENSUING WEEK.

Donssr. —Pamphill, October 29; Piddleton, Octo-
ber 29.

Sohtutear.—Axbridge, October 2S; Cheddar,
October 29; Chesilborongh, October 28; Milborne
Port, October 28.

Wrtrs.—Highworth, October 29; Hindon, Octo-
ber 29; Uphaven, October 29.
Harm—Stockbridge, October 28.

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

WISDNINDAY, OCT. 20. —The arrival' in this morning's
market of home-frown wheat were limited. The bast•
null transacted in English wheat was small, at fully
Monday's quotations; foreign ruled inactive, at Mon-
day's rates. Barley was disposed of at fully previous
values. No change in oats, 'beans, and peas. Flour at
Monday's currencies.

DURBIN! PRIon OF BRITISH GRAIN AND FLOUR.
Shilling. per quarter.
WHEAT—Earex, Kent, and Suffolk, whit 41 to 44
~ Ditto, nue selected runs .. 46 40
Ditto, red .. .. 87 44
..
Ditto, Talavera 43 BS
Norfolk, Lincolnshire, and Yorluhiren 46
BAIIIZY Yelling . .. 84 41
„ Grinding and distilling . 96 82
, Chevalier
921iT—ICeeex, Norfolk, and ffuffolk 60 69
Kingston, Ware, and Townunade 62 79
oAllll—Esses and Suffolk . . 21 96
Santah and Linoolnehlre, potsrio 96 80
Ditto, feed .. 24 97
• • .... --
..
Irish' "

p0tat0..,,.. 23 88
Wfle si as
- .. 37 80
net and Duro w . U 40
, Pigeon . , 41 43
.. 40 62
„Wt., tree, and Reit, boners 43 64
Ditto, Tine Budolk 68
„ Xenia 49 68
Grey .. 40 43
PLOUR--Beet marks, delivered (II mak) 40 42
Simonds ditto and Country .. 13 33
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26

TO SOLICITORS, AUCTIONEERS, TRADRSILRN,

•
AND OTHERS,
A DVERTIBERS will find the wale of charges
for public iwanounoements in the Doris* &way
Zspresa extremely moderate, and under that of any
other Paper in till Immediate district; while the sirei.
letion is of that extensive character which renders this
Paper a medium for advertising inferior to none in the
county of Dorset. In OWN Of repeated insertions of the
same advertisement, contracts may be entered Into el a
'lvry reduced tete,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26

LIVERPOOL WOOL-MARKET, Oar. 23.

There has boon • fafr business dons in tor•lgn wo•l,
without any material °hangs in ••los. 13soloh Is with-
out °hangs, and the demand has been chiefly tot better
q maltase.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FREDERICK MALLETT, Editor of the Dared
County Expreng and Agricultural Gazette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-26

CORER HILL, DORSET,
9 MILER NORTH OF WEYMOUTH.

--
ATESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to an-
.ol innounew that they have been favoured with In-
Ann:dims to Scid, by A.UOTION, on WIDNERDAY, 00.
Tonic 17th, 18M, about 1000 ASH, SPRUCE, and
SCOTCF. FIR POLES; also, a quantity of FAGOTS
and FIRIWOOD from the same, divided into 0011Ve•
Went Lots, and now lying near the Dorchester Trunpiks
Road.

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Tho alxre roles are of good lengths, and some of
largo dimeisions, and aro at for Building and Railing
purpneoe,
May be vowed three days prior to the Bale, by
applying to Ir. OHIPP, Corte Hill Farm.
The Sale sill oominonoe at 2 o'dook preolsoly.