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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

ITALY.

The Italian papers date that the gerrison of Rome Is
to be powerfully reinforced, but the French aver that
no more troops will be sent to the capital of the Papal
Mates than are neoeuary to MI up the pp. oeused by
111.... , " and by the dranghting of men to laivlta Vac.
chic to IWO in the construction of the fortifications
which are being mods there."
More street fights have tsken place between the
Pepe' soldiers, sepoolslly the dragoons, and the French
garrison it Rome. It seems that the pill' Ilse with
the French, who we described se having booms rather
drunken..

—I.-pe-Eition, signed by about 1,000 of the principal in.
habitant. of Bologna, hal been presented to the Cardinal
Legate, eating the Pontifical Government to devia. MOO
mans to gumenthe 'courtly to persons and properly, as
the prectia. of paying • voluntary contribution to bandit
chiefs hae only Moreasad their number and audacity,

AUSTRIA..
VilewA Out, 5,
The Pramlan Repnoy queetion is deflntirely settled,
and In way whieh must please all parties, eseeptlng
the small one that li'. .o long been all•powerful at Ofourt.
His Majesty the King will tremsfer(nlargropen) the reins
of governmant to the ?rine* of Primed., and Al 11111 mme
ll'.. desire him to mat In smordariae with Article ISA of
the oonstliution. It is understood thet their Mahutiee
will leave Baris•liouel fur Moran shortly, The Royal
suite will oonelet of Count Keller, the Lord &timbal,
two adjutant+, lialta•dusen aliamberielne, and severel In.
furior The Prinome Marie Alexandrine, the
daughter of the late Grand Doke of liess•Weimar,
likely tu follow her Royal reirtives to ?donut, and to
11.1444 the whihr with them In Italy, The Ministerial
MU entirely °hanged Its tune on the 119th of leet month,
and It lime evidently " out" the ilO4l but inditentlel
Notion known as the Xmas :Weep Party, A well.
Informed l'rwislon sive that the Minister of the Interior
will not be In office nmusoh longer, but the Prim), of
l'rusela Is not a man to du thinge In a hurry, and those
persons who expect greet end- sodden tautness will
sesuredly be disappointed, The public mem already
breathed more ?rosily, and the °banal' mril that the
mphert of reillon of the lll•renowned Pruesion Pr.'.
Duman will eoon be len extensive. The premium Is
great hem, but for some tline has been imnah
piglet In
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

WEYMOUTH.

Parry Elessunes, Tuesday.4Before the Mayor, P. Dod-
son, Esq., W. Symonds, and W. Talbot, Esos.)—Ricicard
Coffwes, WM charged by Daniel Beau* with acting as a
waterman without • Roans'. It appeared that de-
fendant took • woman and four children over the water
In a boat, belonging to a lioensed waterman, and gave
him (the owner) half the money. Beingthe first offence
the fine was mitigated to Is. and costs Is. 10c1.—John
Churchow, was charged with abusing and attempting
to assault Elisabeth Bannister. On defendant stepping
Into the box, the Mayor inquired what he was De-
fendant replied that he was a tailor. The Mayor : I
should not think you were muxh else to assault a
woman. (Laughter.) Complainant hereupon made a
long oration to the court, aeserting that she was •
woman with a clear oormolanos I The Mayor (to win.
plainant): Do you mean to say that you are afraid of
that mail Complainant : I 'int afraid of no man, I
Gan take my own part co far as that, but I dont see why
I should be ill-treated. The Mayor: Really I don't
think you on get the inagletrates to assist you. Coin.
plaiment (to defendant) You said I had two bullise to
work for me, but I did not bring them here. I did not
want them to bully me. I can bully for royeelf
thank the Lord I Laughter.) The Mayor, addressing
defendant, said the pit thing he could do was to express
his sorrow for what had 000urred, and promise not to
repeat the (denim Complainant: If he doe. I'll pull
him imp agaix. (Laughter.) The complaint was then
dismissed on defendant paying the costa—Cope. Jolts
&anion, tinder of the collier Humility, was summoned
by James Ingrain, for nonpayment of wages. This
case was compromised by defendant paying the wages,
and the oast of the eumnons.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

COURT or BANKRUPTCY, BASINGIIALL•iI
Ocr. O.
(Bears Mr. Conmi.uknwr YOSOLANQM)

111 IN NAIVE'S AND NANNNI,

The bankru...oZ-ibil-iP—Ab;;l:ain-knd John Barnes,
were woolataplers, of Blandford Forum, Doreetshire.
Their accounts extend from June 28, 18811, to June 1,1888,
and eontain the following items .—Dr. capital of John
Barnes, £1,430, from which deduct the debts °Wing by
P. A. Barns., 21,41 i, leaving the nil capital of the
Arra kJ ; unsecured creditor*, 112877; liabilities upon
bill. receivable, accepted by Edward Smith, £4,654;
'redacts holding mortgages, £5,004. Cr. i—ourplue
mote a John Banwe's separate oasts, £1,170; other
assets about £l,lOO ; properly held by the assured
creditors, 24,899. The prodte are put down at £5,080,
and the louse at £10,633. The unwanted creditors in.
elude Messrs. Oak and Snow, bankers, 131andlord (also
bankrupts), 14,872; the Halifax Joint-Stock Bank,
£l,OOO, on Ed. Smith', draught ; the Yorkshire Bankin
Company £BOO, on Ed. Smith' draught (without value
The bankrupts liabilities include £4,864 to Mown. Oa
and Snow on their draughts on Edward Smith (also
bankrupt). The debtors to the bankrupt's estate include
J. Hubbard and Son, Leeds, after deducting s dividend
of Be. Id, in the Found as received. There is also men.
thin of a draught for 1/1,800 by the bankrupts upon
Edward Smith, the said draught having been drawn
winst bills for £l,OOO and /2800 respectively drawn by
Edward Smith upon the bankrupts to enai? him to
meet their draught on him for value for £1,497.
Mr. Lowrance appeared for the bankrupts, and Mr.
Fox, of Finsburywirous, for the assignees.
The bankrupts passed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

POOLE.

SCOTTISH ENTIRTA-111-1;11-N-T:—MS. D. Mackintosh,
the well known scientific lecturer, gime on Tuesday
last an entertainment at the Townhall entitled "Re.
collections of Scotland," in which he suoueded in por.
traying with great fidelity some of the most pmmi.
tient mental and moral characteristics of the Scotch.
The lecture wee agreeably diversified by the singing
of Mrs. Mackintosh, who gave some of the pathetic
and other ballads of Scotland with great UAW and
feeling.
QVARTER SusioNs—The quarter sessions for this
county and borough were holden at the Guildhall, on
'rues6,y last, before the Recorder, W. M. Cooke,
Eel. The learned gentleman in his charge to the
Grind Jury, after congratulating them on the light.
new of their lebours, referred to the recent visit of
Hw Majesty's Inspector of prisons to this town, who
observed that the Borough Gaol was kept clean and
In very good condition, but was not provided with
cleplain, nor wee the labour of the prisoners rendered
litany way productive, while the cost of maintain.
ing persona confined in the gaol wee excessively
high. These defects he wished to introduce to the
nciioe of the proper authorities, who would no
daibt get them remedied. Mr. Cook then explained
the provisions of the Local Government Act, and
otter Acts passed in the last session of Parliament,
and then proceeded to the trial of Maria Young,
a lrayman in the employ of Mertz T. and J. Riok.
men, who wee charged with embezzling money, the
property of his employers. The prisoner pleaded
guilty, and the Recorder, after commenting upon the
oar, oonsidering that the prisoner had been in pri.
son nearly three months, sentenoed him to be im.
primed for a further term of two months, with hard
labmr. This terminated the business of the
'anions.

Saturday.—(Befort the Mayor, W.
Pomo, Esq.)—Robert Foots. was charged by P.C.
Bdett with oommitting an smith on Ann Smith.
Pined 2s. ed. and costa.

_
Thomas Porter wee oharged with stealing a neck
of mutton' the property of James 1t0.., butcher.
Remanded until Thursday.
JampA Francis was brought up in custody of P.C.
Grave. charged with seeaulting his father, Philip
Francis. Dimmed by paying the oats.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

TURKICY.

Lord Strniford 4. ftelloliffe liii arrlrod ii Oonotantl•
klo *NI Immediately vloited by Sir Henry Sul.
Wile, and won ofterwnnlo lulled on the °rend Visor,
Mitch @cordiality woo umlauted on both lido, ere an
told. At the ;dose of Min Intorr Lord Stratford de
lloilallfre looked that tho noltan nileit be sollolled to op.
puha& day upon whloh he (the anibiaoador) " mold pre.
tont the letter of his ooverolin In an linperlool audience."
We believe that thy hfliiu of NepOonnher nab need, On
the Illrd foor.l Stratford de Itedelleb rooelved a depots.
tint;iif the itrltloll roeldento In Conotaallnople. In
timouuhitig thein for the oninpllment mold hum, he sold
Shot him Islay In tionotantlnuple *mad be but of Abort
duration, 'nil time;; wont on to speak In proleu of lila

!mho). having neglected In mend the money to pay
the troope at a battalion when pay wee In artier
revolted, and mails an attempt to bring over the other
troops. The nintineere were pot In Irons. While these
events were taking plaae the Minimums might refuge at
their reepeetive eimeidatem. The I/unwire, after order
wee ri.10111131114011. 110111101,W riltifOroolllotitil.
F trtioples are reported to it thddeh, and
11, oil mom Jill 1.1 'For 10411 1111111 e usC 11.61, it, e
steamer belonging to the house of Poetry, 11011NWilira on
the coot of Ahrodnia, took on hoard a number of pll.
grime, When the steamer woe nut at sea, these !ensiles
pttarked the ore*, and iiimptereil them. At a forttinste
liniment an English ateamer appeared In sight, and before
the immure which was intended Gould be begun, the
crow wan relieved from Its portions position."
A oomplote ministerial revolution lii. taken place In
Persia. The Victor Mira', who has been imiimmLet.r for the
bed seven years, has been arrested with hie two sons,
and the restitution of several millions is required from
them ; these unmoral' hare caused universal eatlifse.
Con. The Mh,ah, It Ic sold loin disoovereil the real
01111110 of the late VW with England, and therefore hie
disiniwied the Vidor, This eosins to inean that he has
disonvereil the Victor to have been bribed by Runde to
advise thaw steps which brought on the war. There is
now to be a regular Persian Ministry, without a Video,
consisting of five, among whom are Fernl/4-Khan, the
late ambiseandor, and a Frenehman. The situation of
affsire in Persia had become deplorable. The province
of Aierbidjan had revolted, thst of Astertban was In.
veiled by the Turoonians, who had destroyed forty
villages, and carried off the inhabltante lute slavery. A
famine raged In Keorensii, and Herat was surrounded by
various hoatile tribes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

TO SOLICITOBA, AUCTIONEERS, TRADEAMILN,

AND OTH ERB.

A DVERTIBERB soale of ithargeli
CI. for public announoemente in the Dprint C0W11441
Esprit.. extremely moderate, and under that of my
other Paper to this immediate district while the aim.
lation is of that extensive chariot., which renders this
Paper a medium for sdvertisini inferior to nose in the
county of Dorset. In 01114111 of repeated Wertiollll of the
throe advertisement, mamas may he entered into ml.
lorry reducod rile.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

AUSTRALIA.

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The following telegram has been received from Corfu,
datod Corfu, Oct. 8 t
ALNIANDRIA, Oct, 5,
The Cambria sailed this morning with the Australian
malls, and gold valued at £155,033.
The dates of intelligent* are Melbourne 18th, Sydney,
12th of August.
The May and June mails reached Melbourne on the
let and 13th respectively.
The following are the departure. of gold Alps :
July 24th, the Agineourt, for London, with 70,780
ounoes.

—.oi-ugu—. et ldth, the Linoolnshire, tor London, with
106,61.2 ounces.
The contract between the Government and the six
banks for the negotiation a the railway loan was signod
on the 16th a Anima,
The export trade very dull,
The import mullet eontinued overstocked.
The Beaks wars sailing mil's. at 1 tolj prw
mium.

---iiitydney the supplies of wool were very small.
A dre M Auckland had dutroyed a large portion a
the atty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

Sign of Inn or D.la of
Plow. of Attend.
Inspection. lona.
King's inn 0.t.30.
Townhall " 80.
Polio. Station " 98.
Old Inn Nov. 1.
Coach & Horses " 27.
Polio* Station " 1.
County Hall Oct. 30.
King. Anne " 28.
Cooper's Arias " 29.
Polio. Station " 30.
Phonily Inn " 29.
Town Hall o 28.
Polio. Station Nov. 4.
Rid Lion Inn Oat. 28.
Polio. Station '' 28.
Anchor Inn
Police Station " 29.
Flour•de•lio
Georg* Inn.. Oat. 28.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

FASHIONS FOR THE SPRING is MOM

ELSOANT PARISIAN NOVELTIRS FOR rig

plassyr SEASON.
MRS. BALL bap to &nominee that she has
Just noelvicl, direst from Paris, large assort.
mint of -Trimmed MODELS of the newest design, son-
elating of

MANILES, JACKETS, SLEEVES, BODIES, and al
kind. of CHILDREN'S DRESSES and MANTLES
Orders from the Country lionise prompt attention on
the roosipt of Posta.* Stamps or Post-ofiloe Order,
made payable to ELLS% BALL, Charing Cross.
Mantles, is. 6d. Jackets with Illosre, 2., 64. ;
Sleeves, li.; Childron's Drosses, ho., Is. 6d. and 21.
. .

. .
Ina* Pafteris w.l wif.l every Arlie's.
A omplete SO of Patterns oan be had for el la.,
°wielding of 4 Mantles, 9 Jaokets, 4 WWI,' and 9
Children'a Dresses (a HaU Set, 10e, ed.), forwarded,
Carriage Free, to any put of tha Country.
Addreer, sic BALL, 3, Wellington Street, Holloway,
London, N.

IYEN AWAY for the BENEFIT of
N.JI NERVOUS SUIFERERIL—Dr. SMITH (late
Hospital Physician) will send Free, enure from obeerva.
lion, to thy addrew, on realpt of a directed envelope
enclosing two sthmrs_eoreisey postage. THE PSI.
VATS MEDICAL FRIEND, a new work on the most
sunessful and private means of Self-cure of thou fearful
(lumen, nervous debility, loss of memory, dimness of
• laritude, indigestion ic., resulting from the
erron of youth, whisk, It neglected, result in premature
old age, oonsumption, insanity, and death. For the
benefit of nervous sufferers who oannot visit him
personally, Dr. SMITH will, on receiving • description
of their 0.414 .oloelng envelope for reply, hold
himself ready to reply thereto, giving his opinion upon
Lb. eadat, and the prinolpls. of fissional necessary to
Wed a perfect mire. No consultation fee required.
Rium6 Mau, N.D., 61, Ontlicoliks•t, N0w546016-
=lra%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

YETMINSTER, DORSET.

lt/fR. SYDNEY K CORNELIUS has been
IV.I. favoured with instructions to offer for BALE by
PUBLIC AUCTION, on WIDNUDAY, the 13th (ley of
Omßel, Instant, the whole of the Elegant and Modern

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Compiling a handsome suit of Drawing Room Furnl•
tors, in Walnut and Rosewood ; brilliant-toned Plano
forte, in Roaewood ; Mahogany Dining Room Furni-
ture, elegant China Tea and Dinner Service. ; the
Furniture of ay. Bed Roma, consisting of 11111111iVe
Mahogany Four-poet, Arabian, and other Bedsteads
Mahogany and Painted Drawing Tables, Washing
Stands very handsome Mahogany-frame Dreseing
Glum:
, Ito., dm A very fine Collection of Engravings
and Oil Paintings ; about 90 doom of choice Port,
Sherry, and other Wines; 2 Double and 1 Single Barrel
Fowling Pleas ; a very *salient assortment of Kitchen
Requisites an elegant Pony Phalan, by ; an
exceedingly well-built Patent Spider Phaton and Gig,
by Andrews, of Southampton; -Pony and Gig Harness,
and e great variety of other article', the Property of W.
C. RICHARDSON, Req., leaving the neighbourhood.
Full particulars may be seen In Handbills, circulated
in the neighbourhood, and Catalogue*, fid. each, to be
returned to Purchasers, may be had at the principal
Hotels at Doreheater and Yeovil, and of the Auctioneer,
Crewkerne.

The Premises, where the Sale will he held, adjoin the
Yettnineter llailwey Station.
The Sale will ocommenoe at 12 o'olook to the minute.
Crewkerne, let Ootober, 1888.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

All communications in relation to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to be addreesed to
Mr. FR101E11:flit MALLWIT, Editor of the Dorset
County Exprese and Agricultural Duette, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

SALE THIS DAY.

SOUTH-STREET DORCHESTER,

BALE of MODERN and USEFUL HOUSEHOLD
GOODS and FURNITURE.
ANESBRI3. BAKER and ENBOR respect-
fully announee that having received Instructions
from Mrs. G. Stone, they will SELL by AUCTION,
on the Premises, On TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1858, and
Following day (if required) at Eleven o'clock in the
Morning, without the lesat Reserve,—Ths Excellent
Modern
and , pumarruaw,
REQUISITES,
sod , South.street,
Dorcheeter.
Parlieulars of which will be given in Catalogues which
artugrarlng, and when ready may be obtained at Mr.
WS Library, and at the OFFICE of the AUG.
TIONERS, South•strest, Dorchester.
May be Flawed the Day before the Bale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

GRATIS TO THE AFFLICTED.

POISONOUS DRUGS AND DOCTORS' PRES
ABOLISHED.
EXTRAORDINARY DISCOVERY,
pOR tile TREATMENT and " BELF•OURE"
of spermatorrhon, weakness, debility, nervoul.
ness, lassitude, depression of spirits, loss of energy and
appetite, pains in the back end limbs, timidity, self-dli-
trust, want of energy, by. of solitude, groundless fears,
palpitations of the heart, noises in the head and *ars,
Calm's', indecision, wrotolladoma, involuntary dia.
charges, impaired sight and memory, indigestion, and
boa), prostration of the whole system, Including mental
and physical incapacity, Igo,
_by meths of the newly-dia•
covered " AbfERICAN INVENTION," which super-
sedes (In the above complaints) poisonous drugs, whit%
are given under various disguises to the utter ruin of
the patients health ; with Invaluable information, from
chemical and aniorosoopial tests, which reveal hidden
mysteries.
Also " FIIN'TS TO THOSE CONTEMPLATING
MARRIAGE," sent on reoelpt of six stamp, by
°HARLIN WATSON, M.D., Follow and Honorary
Vioe•president of the Afrtoan Institute of France,
Cones. Member of the Nadir*" Societies of Rouen
and Peru, the National Academy of Solana*, Paris,
km., and late Resident Physioan to the Bedford Die.
Plnssu, 97, Allred•plaos, Bedforchequare, London.
" This novel mod 'Montilla American Discovery proses
the absurdity of the English trestment of such cases,
and will prove • boon to ' Suffering Invalids,' who may
salopild speedily regain pristine -health and rigour by
ado the moths presented."—Rvining 81m.
A new exemerainay era fa the solemn of medi•
cdna."--Gtobs.
'The important fact that this. alarming complaints
mew easily be removed without drugs le here clearly
demonstrated and the entirety
_new and highly mimeos-
ful treatment, as adopted. Nll7
For Qualifications "Diploma? and Um
"London Medial Diroolory,"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

Tut tAre BOYSII•HILL 11Ni/inv.—The friends of
the Rev. Richard Temple Wait, M.A., to inquire
into whose oonduot the recent finyne.hill oommiesion
was Issued, have issued the following notioe to oer.
tam n persons who had intimated their wish to sub.
*cribs towards defraying the expenses Mr. West in.
ourredi—" We are requested by Mr. West to offer his
sincere thanks to many friends who have oongratulated
him on the result of the moot inquiry, and pardon.
lary to those who have been so good as to tender
pecuniary aid towards defraying the expanse. As
the proceedings have terminated with the prelimi
nary inquiry, the expenses, though considerable,
have not been so great 111 to require that he should
avail himself of the kind eilliatillloll of his friends. In
declining their generous aid he Outran thou most
henrtily for their good will."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

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LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARIC•LANE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11.
--
We had a small supply of English wheat at
our market to-day, and prices were tirm
There was more barley offering, and trade
Was slow.

Oats oommartded rather better sales for no.
qualities.

METROPOLITAN 04.T1LE MARKET.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 11.

Our market wee supplied to-day with five
thousand eight hundred besets, and twenty-four
thousand 'hoop.

Trade about the same.
Beef, beet quality 4 10
Mutton, ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

)24;1;891
,md Two...whoa
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eorreisponbencr.

THE WEYMOUTH CLASSES.

To the Editor of the Dorset County Exprees and
Agricultural Gazette.

BIR,
I beg to inform you that a meeting_took plea on Wed.
nesday at the Literary and Scientific Institution of Way.
month for the purpose of forming chimes. In the oourse
of the evening two letters were read by the Chairman,
Mr. Eliot, one from the It.. Talbot Greene., explaining
his regions for withdrawing from the owninittee, the
other from a "Parisian Gentleman" offering to give
lessons in French, although for many years Monsieur
Garston has been attached to the establishment, and is
szrultselielurof
ohiglti„l.
had been
nlasitnoswteeink Imiliubreinrvieednctiliirat
up several pupils to pass for the Army and Navy, an!
also for the Oxford Examinations. This " Parisian
Gentleman's" efforts have been as unsuomissful in ousting
Monsieur Garston from his ably-filled post at the Wey-
mouth Institution am he has been at Oxford, where not
even one of his pupils could peas the " Preluninary Ex.
aminations." This may be the French method of en-
quiring celebrity, but it seems this "Parisian Gentl4-
man" has yet to learn that the demeanour of • gentle.
man and honourable conduct are inseparable; at least,
they are oonsidered so in England.
FAIR-PLAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

CoLONINAVION AND NITTINNINT IN INDI4,—On
Weilnuday last there woe lined i report of the evidence
taken before the %led Committee appointed to inquire
into the beet mein, to be ulopted tor proinotion of
Bumpean oolonisation and settlement In In6tt, etheolally
In the hill dletelele and healthier oilman& 01%0 country
N well le for the utimition of our emollient' with Oen.
We ASIA. The evitheme eupplies unto Interesting tutor.
malign respecting the ellineie and oapabilities of India.
DIATSII, AND 1411111Aosa 1886,--0 op.
rtitiegitlyttimaalilne tortmeau tulellAstr.pitlersonenirelwtleieret
eniZled on the netiona mitten, somiumnorating the
entrant' of 087,453 living children into the Bullish
oommunihy, the removal of 190,1101 nun, women, ant
Waldron from its nubs by death, nod the 11111411110111111
union of 311.074 persons, by whom 189,197 new famillee
wen feuded. The nettiral Menem of poptilellon by
the onus of births ever deaths was 904,947, Tile
/I,4llstrar explains that trout i defeat in the Ant all the
births are not registered Mit oohing allowance for
oinisisions, lie ealuulAtes that it the population he. in.
creased at the same rate shoe 101 as it did in the pre•
YIOVIN 10 years, theoaopulellon of England out Wales
must hare bun 10, 117 in the middle of 1150, The
:wore' increase of the people wee 791 daily, The
Annual rate of increase was 1478 per cent, by the
adapted method. marriages exuedeil by 7,924.
the births by 90,410, the inerriagee ami births a the
preceding year, and the deaths were lee, by 55,197 than
the deaths of that year. notes the nature' Inertia/, of
the Immolation was very greet. The population of the
United Kingdom liu not only inoreseed at home, but has
sent out numbers of emigrants. It appears that 133,819
marriages were celebrated "Nordin, to the rite, of the
estriblithed oht rah, end 98,718 otherwise, 111 the year
111101 the rite of marriage in the population MIS
14174 to 100 persons living ; of births 3.481 ; of deaths
9-050 or one porton inerrled to every 60 persons
living; one child was born to every ID ; and one
person died to every 45 persons living.

THIO Loss or Ltri rg COAT. Mmes.—A blue.book
containing the reports of the inspeators of coal mines
in UK shows that In that year there were 230,000 per
Bons employed In and about the oollieries of Great Brl•
thin, and about Mt million tone of ooal were raised. The
loss of life by soehlente woe at the rate of about one per
eon killed in WWI 224 employed, and one killed for snob
84,781 tons of roil relied. In the year 1887 the proton.
lion of coil we. oonsideribly increased In some &striate,
whilst in others there was a slight deems., the total
production being probably about 08 million tone. The
lose of life, therefore, In 1887, is about one person killed
for each 80,789 tone produasd. This serious law of life
amongst persons following a peaceful occapation is de.
serving the attention of the oountry at large, and imps.
'Wooly demands the best effort' of the owners, agents,
and workpeople.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

WORCEBTER HOP•MARKET, Om O.

A very large number of hops have been brought into
market in the present week, and to-day the Week in the
neighbourhood of the hop•ma:ket were blocked with
plleraef pocket( of this year's growth from therefordshire
and West Woresetentrire. A good many of the hope
brought to-day, however, were of inferior quality and
almost unsaleable, except at very low prices, there being
abundance of good 'simples in the market. For beet
brightsamples 82s. totifis per out, wesobtainabla ; woad
qity 59e. to 90s. ; and inferior from 40s. to 50a per
cwt lipwards of 1,400 pockets were weighed, and
therefore sold on this day week, 2,219 in the promo
Week, op to this day, aid 1,380 P-day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

Osman ml ellialtilli Intolligince.

FRANCS.
Twit reeith jthlpa of tear have, it la left Tonkin
11 Wee Itteltee the TII.41111:t
Pirtisil he aaeousit of tho revvedd
fol I e
nt;l.2 tin lit to ay an intleion ly to the
Kahle' opreliatilitian, the Ilyor
by lie authotillea vi usaitilikus. Two Ire •elate shim
the anawerth mil tie Auelerlite, did onion. en
Ileplainher the Nth, for an unknown deetinallos,
ColiPtvl to eapeelallon, the MoniOur of Saturday
Intoning woitaltied a shires prolonging VI Neptentbili
1111111, tire euipanalon of the earn. awe In ranee, Orkin
will therefore,. eonthius to be admitted Into that enuntry
aa hitherto. It woe eareettel that the regular law—the
alldlrig wale ayeWiii —would have been mooned, but
mat happily Imo out to be erroneous,
A gigantle labeina for the forilAeallon of the Prenah
voile lota been deeldad upon by the Government,
Heart le to be pruteeled at a east of 1111,11041,0U0 I
aloo,ooo to be eepended at Dunkirk MO,OOO oo
Dieppe i and CIL= on haw, Yurtilleatlons are
ohm Co be eubesquently notittrueted at Dolour's and

INnldlltt AQUATIC. ON TWO Co flu?,
English gentlemen have just completed a hosting trip
Irons Paris to Antwerp through the interior navigation
of Prance and Belgium. Their boat, a light four.oarod
gig (built by King, of Oxford), named the Firefly, bed
been previously sent to Asnieres, on the Seine. The
Party arrival solely at Antwerp, after some perils and
many diMoultiee, making four weeks' tour, often enli-
vened with the MOsi charming scenery end amusing ad-
ventures. Arrived at Antwerp, the boat was at ono.
waled through the town to the steamer for London, and
thus this delightful four weeks' tour wile oonoluded.
Though it might be wanting, perhaps, in the excitement
of • voyage across the Atlantic in a cockle shell, yet It
was Mangling and mousing In the highest degree
throughout, most healthful and invigorating, not too
trylim to the purse, and oonfidently to be reeommended
to others es a Arst-rate mode of spending • vacation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

AMERICA.

1.4 v moot, Thursday.
The Royal Mall mew steamer North American, Capt.
Grange, arrived this morning with advioes from Quebec)
to the 2bth. and from New York by telegraph to the
evening of the 24th ult.
The following estraet from the log of the North
American shows the advantages of water•tight oompart•
ments :

" Monday, 27th.—Light, variable air, and fine. 7.10
cm., Point de Monte lighthouse abeam. 7 p.m., West
Point of Anticosti light abeam ; moderate breezes, and
clear. Noon, variable wind and weather, with smooth
water. 1.30 pm N., Outer Islet bearing .B. by N. half
N. distant about 4', struck on • sunken rook, abusing
ship to shake and vibrate very much, almost stopping
her, when she careened over suddenly to starboard and
slipped off; stopped the engines innnediately ; sounded
10 to 12 fathoms close to; carpenter sounding the wells,
found the holds all tight, with the exception of the fore
compartment, which instantly filled to the level of the
water outside. 1.40 turned ahead and proceeded."
Notwithstanding this catastrophe the vessel has made
an excellent run. She encountered boisterous weather
during the greater portion of the passage. The passen-
gers presented a testimonial to Captain Grange.
Advice!' from Utah mention that everything was
poseenble between the "Gentiles" and the " Saints,"
though the latter still keep a strict guard upon their
women. The troops at Camp Floyd were all well.
General Johnston intended wintering there, and the men
were building huts. The Indians were quiet.

AN E MING SHIP.OWNEL—The New York
Herald says—Commodore Vanderbilt has determined
to run a weekly line of steamers from this port to Europe
at his sole expense and risk. It will be made up of a
float of noble vessel., which will touch at Southampton,
Havre, and Bremen. The Commodore now advertises
the steamers North Star, Vanderbilt, Anal, and North-
ern Light, and hug even orders for the rapid completion
of time magnificent Queen of Elio Ocean, which will soon
take her pleas on the same line. Mr. Vanderbilt has
determined that his vessels shall not be surpassed in
point of safety, speed, oomfort, and economy, and he de•
serves much moms in his spirited enterprise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

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BANX RIIPTS.
(From the LOWIOII Dasette of Tuesday.)

John Gooch, Jun., lalehaL, Cambridgmhire, oorn mar.
chant.
Auguste Martins, late of bfark-lane-chambers, Mark•lane,
merchant.
Charlie William Pratt, Cambridge, draper.
Joseph Blank Ausearafriars, money =ironer.
Valentine Butteris, Dartmouth, bookseller.
Samuel Longden, Chesterfield. grocer.
John Carmichael, Liverpool, merchant.
Nathaniel Bolllvsnt, Aftriciaban, Cheshire, vidusller,
John Wright and Samuel Striager, Blank Mill, Lotipight
and Manchester, woollen cloth merchant'.
(From the Loader!, Ganges of Friday).
John Prinoo Ooodhew, Bfars-head.pmage, leadenhall-
market, butcher:
George Hunt Barnatale, Milfisld, near Peterborough,
builder.
Frau= Parry M'Corthy, Beechatreet, Barbican, metal
broker.
James Granger, Birmingham, faotor.
George Jennings, Hampton•in-Arden, Warwickshire,
bunker.
Charles Moody, Derby, bonder,
Thomas Sharp, Pelham's Land and Kirton Fen, Lineoln.
shire brewer.
John ittrbidge, Bristol, newspaper proprietor.
Tin Nunn" gokriga ,Tho realisation of this prom
will be one of the age:
mum
rge.:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

HIINTI/v 13 APPOINTMENTS.

Eon Dorset Honnda—Thureday, Thorney Down;
Monday, Crawford Abbey; Thursday, 2104
Houghton Stubbs—M haltpast ten.
Mr. Radolyffe's Hounds—Friday, M Cawood; Mon.
day, at Holcomb—at halt peat eleven.
The & V. Harriere—Tueeday (this day), Buokland
KnoU ; Friday, Cheeilborne Down—at haltpart
twelve.

The Vale of Wyly* Harriers—Friday, Chltterne
Meadows—at haltpast eleven.
Mr. Waltor Flower's Hatton Harriers—Thursday,
Fipbury Ring—at eleven.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

SHAFTESBURY.

The Town and County Ball, at the Grovemor
Arius Hotel, on Wednesday evening but, was very
numerously attended, most of the Eile of the town
and neighbourhood being present. The room wee
very tadefully decorated with flap, evergreens, Ac.,
and too much miss cannot be bestowed- upon Mr.
and Mrs. Bunion for the admirable manner in which
the arrangements were carried out ; the supper wee
excellent, composing every delicacy of the season,
and gave universal satisfaction, u also the various
wines and refreshments suplied on the 000asion.
Targett'e full band was in attendanoe, and played
exquieitsly, to the enlivening strain, of which den.
ding vu kept up with much spirit till a late hour.
Amongst the oompany present were Major and Mrs.
Charyn Grove, gr. H. 7. Grove, the Misses Grove
and party, Mr. J. Du Donley, Mrs. Du. Boulay and
party, Mrs. George Greaten Glyn, Mr. H. Ker
Seyiner, M.P. Mr. W. Clay, Mrs. Clay, the Misses
Clay, Mr. T. B. Bower and Mrs. Bower, Mr. Bower,
Jun., and Miss Bower, Mr. Wm. Batten (Mayor),
and the MISS.. Batten, Sir W. Medlyoutt, Bart., Mr.
and the Misse, Meillyoott, Mr. H. N. Goddard,
Mr. Marwood Yeatman, Mr. T. Arundel', Mr. John
Hussey and Mrs. Hussey, Mr. R. Frame and Mrs.
Frain's, Mr. Reginald Hulsey and Mrs. Hussey,
Mrs. Seymour, Mr. Alfred Seymour, Miss Seymour,
the Misses Churchill, Mr. and Mrs. Hambro, Mr.
and Mrs. P. I'. Bouverie Mr. Dud' Gordon, Mr,
O. L Oliver, Mr. W. B;rer,_ Captain Uanditer,
Captain Wastrop, Mr. sr* Fans Sennett, Mr.
Troyes Bullook, Miss Croft, Mr. Eyre Hussy, Min
Wyld, Mr. Withered, Rev. Wm. Blennerhasset,
Mrs, Blennotheaset and party, Mr. John Thomae,
Mrs. and the Millie. Thomas, Mr. Wm. Bennett
and Mrs. Hutchings, Mr. J. R. Lyon and Mrs.
Lyon, Mr. J. W. Macklin and Mrs. Macklin, Mrs.
mid Miss Mair, o.

At the generel annual mooting of the Shaftesbury
pa end mike eampany (limited), whioh is now
registered under the Joint filtook 001111/116111 Aote,
the alteroholders tioclerwl a dividend an per omit,
per annum for the peel year, end determined on
ensuing the oapitel of the oconpuly by the addition
of 50 now *ham at £lO each, to meet the Gaminess
of the extension of the works, rendered
as necessAry.
Ily the inureamid onnatinittion of gm, A vow or
thanks w presented to e olleirmen of the cow
patty, Mr, Mitten, fur the inlaid he had taken um
She entre of the sminpany,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

WARMINSTER

-
Finwv.—At a late hour on Thursday night
last, two men, one by the name of Waters, in the
employ of Mr. Carson, at the Foundry, and the other
named Price, a ooallaulier, whilst drinking in corn.
panyst the Star Inn, had a violent altercation with
each other which at length resulted in a pugilistic
i enooantor n the street. -During the fight, Price re.
ceival a blow which knocked him down backwards,
and the consequent), was that in & very abort time he
expired. Waters has been taken into custody, and
await, the result of the coroner's inquest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-12

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

On Sunday-,-the-ini-i-ns-t-., a-s.e;mot;--w-aa preached
in cur parish church by the Rev. T. H. L. Fox in
aid of the funds of the Dorset County Hospital, and
a tolerably good collection was made at the doors at
the close of the service.

ht/BICAL TRIAT.—On Saturday evening last we
were favoured with a visit from a company styling
themselves the original Ethiopian Serenaders. The
programme was certainly very attractive, and we
believe all who had the pleasure of listening to them
were unanimously of opinion that the entertainment
prowl to be more than equal to their expeotations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

W I Id BORN It

A/ionise WARIIIII9 TO CARTZIOL —An inquest
grag held st the UMW. Mae, ViinbOCll.ll, DO BSlu/411U
lest, before Mr.runnel Voeper, depety-eoroner, on the
body of Thomas Pluiaby, is the imervise of Mr. Robert
Melon, of the Rises Arius, Poole, who Wag killed shoat
the middle of the day at Hill Botta, by labial' ender •
wagon loaded with chalk, both wheels going over Ine
neck, rousing instant death. Verdict, accidental data.
-

Parry Bs.atops, Friday.—Befon Major Portman,
Rae. C. J. Glen, and J. T. Basket., Rsqrs.- Frederick
White, Ann Whit" and Julia Abbott, of Celebill, were
fined Is, each, ineloding mete, for meaultiag Sophia
Scott and Ream& Scott in a neighbours' quarrel--
Joshua Croaker, of Portentous?, oar the iriformatMo of
Saperintendeut Boynton, was fined 10n, isclading
eons, for removing cattle from Portentous to Kinsoo
vri thou t a lime's.— George Ratilsetta,of Roantabottom,
wmfined 10a. Sd,, including eosin, lota like offence.—
Richard Prondley WAS fined leciading oasts, for
awaiting None Ricketts, at Lytelsett Karmen,
John Dore Knapp, keeper of the Travellers' Rent beer.
shop, Higher I.ohatt, wes fined, oti the inforoistMa of
the police. 10s, including costs, for keeping his beer.
loose oPro after 10 pm.—Them.. Clarke and
William Sweetland were summoned by Mr. John Buyer
for leaving his lervies in husbandry. The first de.
fondant's ems Ina Mandated, and the other adjoulotti
far further evidence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

PORTLAND.

ON MONDAY Ina 111. anosodinaly demo fog striated
at Portland till past noon, indeed was so dense that •
almoner got into the west bey supposing It was lb*
roadstoad and bad a narrow swaps of alrikiog.
Fortunately 1b.... sins calm so that ber anshon were
able to hold, and.. tbe rg of the tide, try the fog
altering away, was enabled to get off.

MILITAIRY BAND. --Sinai tb• Mat regiment bee
arrived bare the Weed bits boon salivated -by the band,
mesposed of 40 members playing varicose selections
daily, which me hemd nearly nfl over lb. Weed. It is
the It military toad aver stationed hove, mid on
Saturday lam, great eisitemeat elided among
_tbe
islanders by • report that it would be removed to WO'
mouth. W. hen not beard that there is say Needs-
Yea tor Um report.

H.M. 56m Rams aim —The officon sad 1001,
bik to the 56th regiment, who arrived os
we= y ander Me command of Cokmd
Lane, idesedod divine service at fit. Jobs's Min*
on doggy, whim the leered edifice was crowded
ti alarm is every part. "Min Me remaisdar of Om
regiment arrives, winoli is az peotivi elms-
thing will bs required to be dos* to afford more
church aceoznodalson at Portland.

Ti. As 11%? Rases STAFF. —A. ber
ei etharaloolide, both by theeabeet Unita, b.
Wile Um lad kw days toolocathed the Weed olt7
thee preseaee. Ambled leed "h 0..
d the rhor. Among Wear ataithead, •
had oboe °moot fail to attrath • pee* deal ai
the Rom OA &ova at tie land Airs Meek

exhibits the method by which the bailiff of the island
beer his lassoncts end solleeta the manor dues. The
staff describes by notches every farthing of fees er grit
rents paid by the temente, yet it I. so simple that being
mace explained. it is .sily understood. A silver model
of this relic of antiqmity was some 15 or 16 years ago
prvoisted to the Queen, together with • written mela.
nation of the male. As the obliging landlndy takes
great intermit in showing and explaining the staff to
visitors, we would resommend all who have not seen it,
to inspect this rads mode of ancient book-keepieg.
FIGHT DICTDRRN A PORTLAND Elea DOG AND A
CONomi EnL,—On Sunday morning • large Conger
Eel was men in the west bay off Cove howls. As it
lit 7 on the eop of the water it was supposed to be
dead, acid • web footed dog, called • Portland sea
dog, belonging to Mr. Richard White, was seat in
to fetch it out. On the dog nearing it, the eel
sank to lb. bottom. The dog dived and brought it
8P again, when a regular fight emexed between the
dog sad the eel. Tbe dog wes very severely bitten
about the noes, but the animal did not milkmaids
the battle, and at length won the victory by giving
the eel • tremendous ldte in the Deck. It is said
that One animal lithe last of its epeeist ; if No, iii.
greatly to be regretted seeing the valuable service
they are able le render in • rough es% at • time a
boat is unable to "live" spin the water.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

SPETTISBIJRY.

Fitts —On Friday evening • fire broke out at •
farm-steading belonging to Kr. Rawlings, of thie
village, situated on the Down, about a mile from
that patterned. house. The fire oonutienoed at the
pumph use, • pretty large built' with complete
spparatus for mining water, all which was des-
troyed, it then o:Melded to the adjoining stied but
progress was checked by the thatch loMg torn
from the building. The lose is estimated at about
£25. The lire was caused by two boys, cue 6 and
the other 8 years of age,playing with Inflow matches
The engines and fire brigade from BI ndford too
meded to the scene, but on arriving at Mr. Rawbn's
house, it was found their eseTioas were sot required
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

W IM BORNE.

MAMMON FiNTIVITIKB AT HINTON I'M/TILL.—
Early on Wednesday morning last this Tillage 111111
all astir, in moseqouses of the intended marr2ag of
the Rev. JAM'S WiIION Davy Brow,, son of the r.
Thomas Brown, rector of Henningsisos. Suffolk, to
Anna Maria, only daughter of the Rev. Charles
Bridge*, rector of this pariah. By the time fixed for
the wedding, eleven o'clock, the "'Wage had become
quite gay, From the rectory to the church at every
availaMe spot, arches were erected, bearing very
appropriate mottoes, such as "God bias the happy
pod is /OM " and "Hop. tad Treat."
The marriage ceremony was perforthed by tb• key.
C. M. Tatham vicar of 81oke-by.Nayland, Suffolk,
noels of the bride, and the Rev. R. H. Cobhold,
rector of Broxley, Shropshire ; tb• Rev. C. Phis°,
rector of More Critchell, administered the
. .

Holy Baoramenl to the pair. Th. bride
was attired in white grenadine, and the six
bridesmaids wore simihir drums, trimmed with gesso.
Tbe bridesmaids were Miss Fanny Tofl.lllll, Mimes
Brown (2), sisters of the bridegroom, Kim Ball, Mir
fisclerin, lad Mies Mosley, Whets the happy pair
left the church, the school children strewed the path•
way with Bowen. The girls of the school had been
presented with white jackets and the boys with
white straw hats and blue neckties, which added not
a little to the animated appearance of the village.
Oe returning from the church, the bridal party and
circle of friends partook of an excellent el/joiner at
the rectory. Amongst thus present were the Rev.
V. J. Glyn and Mrs. Glyn; Rev. R. Harkness, Mrs.
Harkness and family; Rev. G. Billington, Mo.
Billington, and family; Rev. J. Hadfield, Rev, R.
H. Cobbold and Miss Cobbold, Rev. C. Pinn, Rev.
C. M. Torben, Rev. C. Cave-Brows-Caveand Rev.
Mr. Tenuous, Mr. N. Bridges and Mies Bridges, Rev.
T. Brown. Mrs. Brown and family, Miss Linthorne,
Mrs. Bernard and Miss Bernard, Mr. E. Bridges,
U. C. Burt (churchwarden) and Mrs Bert
sad family, Mr. and Mrs. Blokes, Mr. and Mrs.
Barnes, kn. The Hinton Martell brass band was in
atteodaace at an szaellent tea sive° by the mother
of the bride to the children and to the parishioners,
300 of whom set down. A handsome tea service
was presented to ties Bridges on the previous
evesieg by No sharchwarden, on behalf of the
village and pariah at large, in cassideratioc of the
seltdenying and Christian way in which Miss
Bridges had visited the parishioners during bet
father's Bison. The ter service was acoolnktanied
by an addram Altogether the day was &joyful one,
and will long be remembered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

POOLE.

Tag VOLUSTMIL—The 4th Dorset are as far off
M ever from new 1)014140ton. The Literary
Museum in Higb-street bas been placed at their
dispose' temporerily, and the band meet for practice
at the Town•hall.
Tax Gaot.—A very important matter is au the
lapis, and probably will be decided at the nett
meeting of the Town COUDOII, vit., whether the
poi shall be rebuilt at a met of something like
£20,000, or be given up, in which latter case Poole
will lose all its privilegee as a county within itself,
and would be merged as an ordinary borough town
in the comity of Dorset. We believe we are oormot
in stating that the Government inspector lies put on
the @Grew so tight that the Town Commit will be
compelled to adopt on. or other alternative, and
that, too, without be. of tirne—Saliabw-y Journal.

Tun CRWOI/110 TRAFFIC. —The Albion, on
Saturday week, outdid bar lohievement the week
Pr 0,1008171
trertorMing the intern voyage in Sri
hours and irty•three minutes, ocescquently we
may °minder bar re.6tting a fortunate circumetanos,
se bar sailing qumli6catlooa have bees an much
improved. She brought a full aorgo on this occa-
sion, consisting of about 150 sheep, lambs, and pigs,
680 bead of poultry, and a large quantity of eggs,
butter, and vegetables. Oa Monday she took over
about 50 tons of iron from the North of England,
mod brought bank a large quantity of butter.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17

NIVANTILD—ss COOK, a respeetable person
qualified to superloteed sDaig of_
_Three Cows.
-Apply to Professor BUCKMAN, Bradford Abbas,
Sherborita, Dorset.

PPURSUANT to. Decree of the High Court
of Chancery, made in a oaths between the
Honourable Margaret Gram Pitt, the Hthournble
Gertrude Emily Pitt and the Honourable Oonstanet
Elisabeth Pitt. Infanta under the age of 21 year; by the
Honourable Soma Harriett Pitt, spinster, their next
friend, plgintiffa, and the Right Honourable Thorium
Baron Deere, defendant. The CREDITORS of the
Right Honourable Geoege Pitt Rivers, Baron Rivers,
thee of Rushmore Lodge, in the County of Wilts,
demented, who died on the illth day of April, 1886, are
on or before the 3155 day of amour, 1886, to send by
poet prepaid So Messrs. Vomit; and Jeccaon. of No.
12, Essenntreet, Strand, is the county of Middlemen,
the solicitors foe the defendant, Thomas Lord Deere,
the executor of the divesased, their ithrietian nod our.
names, &admire and deacriptione, the full pirtionlare of
their claims, • statement of their accounts, nod the
nature r 4 the sestrities (if any) held by them, or In
default thereof they wiil be peremptorily excluded
from the benefit of the mid Decree. Every Creditor
holding any etharity, iv to produce the same before the
• Clisamelior, Sir John Stunrt, at him Cheatham,
situate at Er.. 12, Old-square, Lincoln's Inn, Middlemen.
on Moithay.. the sth der of No 33333 //l, 1868. st 12
"'d°4 St noon, being the time appointed for adjudica•
Auti t'ae °Palma