The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-21 00:00:00

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TUMMY, JUNE 21, 1870.
Eimer 'Orme, Lady evening. '
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ueseral toes ot the leis etaltel. bet Wien
" yowl Anal& *mob Os
and isquitu Ant ems esedaelli the este°l4:inseslitt
day, bet %time& restrietei by high paten. Teets
!Ler_ unaltered; wastry marks oboodiT, with Mail
il
pln4lisorts, steady. O. ne, at seànla. y One Malting es the wesk.
Mies vltheet assige. Britloh—wboit, 5,813
/44/442. 352 oats, 1943; aiis, mi; dour,
11/44•4*—whest, 20,5144 b 41447. 1:512 411444___1
32,429 • mil% 12562; flour, 845 leeks sad 1111. M
bursas:

The Irish Land Bill has been read a second
time in the Upper Home withont a division, and
now, what with setiM support, Indulgence,for-
Ma:um% and indifference, the LOC& will pass
the memos without material alterations ; or, if
they propose modifieds to which the Commons
, Aker*, they will *et insist upon them.
The new completion which the Government
propose to put upon their Education Bill has,
however, more interest than the progress of the
Land Bill. There is a present end to the hopes
of those who wish to establish a national system
of education supported wholly out of public
funds, and to be Rest " unsectarian and finally
aionlnr, in gradual supreerion of the denomina-
tional western. The latter system is to be
strengthened by an increase of the Government
grant, and the new rate-supported undenomins-
timid schools are to be the exception rather than
the rule—to support deficiencies in a system
which will be made lees deficient than formerly
by the additional aid granted to it. The League
and the secularists are, however, bitterly opposed
to the Government plan, and are still urging the
adoption of • national scheme of education which
would put the voluntervista with their denomin-
ational school-hours out of the field,and involve
a present and prospective expenditure of public
money which the present economic cabinet are
not Ilk* to propose if they can help it.
lAimplification was given in the House of Com-
mons on Friday of the manner in which a small
minority may factiously oppose any measure
which is not backed by strong public feeling. On
the motion for going into commiitee on the
Clerical Disabilities Bill, Mr. Cross moved the
adjournment of the debate, and was defeated by
• majority of 62 ; Mr. B. Hope proposed to refer
the All to a select committee; Mr. A. Guest
followed with a renewed motion for the adjourn-
ment of the debate, which was defeated by 44
votes ; Mr. Peil moved the adjournment of the
House, and was left in a minority of 45;
Mr. Bathes again moved the adjournment of the
debate, which was negatived by a majority of
46; and so the two formal motions were alter-
nated until the patihnce of the House was
exhausted, and the minority had their way.
Judgment in the case of the Rev. W. J. &
Bennett in the Court of Arches is deferred' •
butwhatever the result may be, there will most
likely be an appeal to the Privy CounciL If
Mr. Bennett should ultimately be condemned
for heresy, and it is decided, as we anticipate,
that it is heretical for clergymen of the Church
of Ragland to hold the doctrine of the Real
Presence in any form, we shall expect to see a
large secession from the church; and, consiJer.-
log the objection which the dogma of inf7,4ibilit7
will interpose with many to joinini the Hanish
Aura, it seems likely to take the form of a free
church movement.

claim—Awash wheat is dull, but vrithout Waal
1164210 la quotations ; Foreign a slow sale st former
value. Flour, country marks, dull, and rather damper
where mise are premed. Barley, grinding sone, one
dearer on the week. Otte, eery firm, et au
advence of One Shilling. Mains, beans, end peas all
One Shilling deem than this day sensight

MICTROPOLITAI4 CATTLE MARKET, Toe DAY.
Beef trade slow awd heavy, with • downwards tan-
classy. Moto) Septa and maims only command extreme
quotations, middling qualities el British as well as
foreign must be writam lower. Mattes steady in prim,
bet • du/I trade; and for the manor breeds and (*Men
lower prime are taken. Pair dammed for good lamb.
Veal beery, mks being made with diillonlty. Pork
unaltered. Beef, 3• 54. to 55. 24.; mutton. 3u 6d. to
se. 44.: real, 3s. 44. to ss. 44.; pork, 34. 641., to
ba. 44.; lamb, tia. Bd., to 84. Bd. Total supply—
beans. 3.929; sheep sad lambs. M,700; eaves ;
pin 170. Foreigu—beasta, 1,400; Amp and lambs,
0,0 E) ; calves. 455 lairm. 20.

roirraar. rust imutaaAme.)
Peopoos : The markets are quiet. Tea in limited
request. Demand for solar inactive. C.offee
Linseed and rope oil quiet ; other oils dull. Tallow
quiet. 45e. 9d. eaah. Iron and tin Ans. Copper quiet.
11..m1x lAN : Supplies of gala& wheat short ; of
foreign moderatc Trade A aid priors leading
upwards- All kinds of spring oorn fully as dear.
Came Moderate eupplies, and trade quiet. Top
dears for beasts fe. and foe sheep Si. 4d.

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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE-Ims DAT
This morn man named John Duke, living in
the city of London, cut his wife's threat nod then his
own, in &111, of despoucksey, srisins from wwwt of work.
Both utt Cliusprously wounded.

SATONDAIrn Coax limunem—Dueleeter : The drought is
electing the proepects of ardwalturs. At the Dorchester
Corn-Bschangs the samly of wheat was tolerably tura, and
there was • fair demand for Ws and all other sorts of grain.
In pries theni was • general advance. Wheat realised BM to
bits. per qr., an advance of fa to its. Oats, rfs. to ns., ties
same advance. Barley. Us. to 275. —lnspectees return:
Whim, 86 quarters. Cell 10a ; avenge, 466. Bid. At the had.
Of markets the trade was Brun at the recent advance.
Thissiman Wool, 14th. There barn been no Improvement In
the wool-market during the past week. The demand for wool
het been very manly.
Drama rug. —The market Is now buoyant, and an
.rti,a busker has been done during the week In meet depart-
rnenM of the trade. The great rim In flu sad Merl In Raul.
ham put a stop le F. 0. B. transactions, as our spinners can.
not a Nerd to pay the prima now demanded. Stocks on the
vet ant held for full rates, but that, has been little maing,
and to-day the tone of the market k quieter. Jute I. also
rather lest inquired for, and the value slightly in favour of
Me... Both flax and tow yarns are in goof deemed and
higher. ; and jute yarns sue also very Washer at full
pre, ium rate• ordet, fur linens have teen given out more
freely of late, and manufacturers are all well employed.

The great Roman Catholic will ease haa ended
in;the failure of Dr. Goss. Few people will regret
the fruatratiou of an intention (even if it did
exist) to leave a wife penniless even in favour of
religious objects. The old proverb may very well
be applied here, that "charity begins at home
and ir the Roman Catholic dignitaries thought
that Mrs. Moreton was morally entitled to the
£9OO • year which they offered her out of the
property bequeathed to the bishop, why did they
not prevail upon the testator to put this bequest
in the will, which would have rendered the
document far lees suspioiona
Among the many tributes to the memory of
Dickens (which MI ihu Burritt preposterously
proposes to oollect in a large volume for publi-
' eation) those of professional journals are not the
learnt interesting. The British Medical Journal
vouches for the medical knowledge possessed by
the great novelist and for the fidelity of his dos- I
ariptions of diseases, some of which descriptions
have been transferred to medical works; while
the Law Journal, explaining Dickens's many
legal caricatures as satires upon the black sheep
of the profession, claims him as a whilom solicitor's
clerk and • friend of many eminent lawyers. As
for the church, have not the Bishop of Manchester
and the Dean of St. Paul's designated the
departed author as a real and effective preacher I
IT is expected that the grand achievement of
the Vatican Council will be proclaimed on the
29t1i instant, being the day of St. Pwria. and St.
PAUL Thenoefortb all who do not believe in
the personal infallibility of the Pope for the
time ing will lie under the penalty of anathema