The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

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KOILIVIIASEXT. MONDAY, NOV. 13.
, The, ioinde sad, on the average, well
, supporta. Opempia for money are 9811 to 88; for the
aeoonot, 871 144113. GIL the. Only • moderate extent of
basiacal.

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"Exmast" Orrios, Monday Night.
'• 'Pixel new Lord Mayer of London Is not only • Jew
' INS • teetotaller.
Iv is reported that the Queen will open the new I
•1 Perliamart in person.
- lIIIIMPB3MS, the Fenian Head Centre in Ireland, was
eeptered on Saturday in the suburbs of Dublin. Three
giber men were also emoted in the same house.
.7ga Pi* is informed on good authority, that In all
prebribility Sir Out% Wood will attend a Cabinet Council
.„„ect,Trood•y. The Right Hoe. Baronet I. mut& shaken
ell nAtili but 'nothing serious is apprehended.
Tan eleetion of Rector of the 'University of &lin-
age/eh •toolk plum on Saturday morning. Mr. Carlyle
rostetlie successful' candidate, hiving 607 votes, while
Ilim:Diotrielli bad but 310; majority for L. Carlyle, 347.
Thn DUBLIN RIIIONTION was closed on Thursday.
It had been open for 15t days mad 41 evenings, and the
entire number of admissions of every kind had been •
little over 100,000, being an avenue of about 5,000 by
day and 3,0110 by night.
. ',4 tautr.wia. information age** Sir John Gray, me:
ttoed f the Freeistales Awed. for pubitatting a 'rMais
psstoral of araltdemeat•Goillen, be% of which
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to contain libeiameralian O'Leary, bar been
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rejationall: granted. . .'s
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ItOsit oorrespondenee bearree.L. Ada.= and Earl
BniseE In reference to the alabamehed.
la re ohisfly remarkable ler ilao reftlarOokiry Mr.
Airmio:s of the offer of arbitratiaiL ' •Narrilliameff gives
420.10,, tWhbfasiebrexpeoto pro
ted zit. this Gemwament did
'V eenseauence of the indisposition of the vicar of
Workifeiter, the Rev. J. ErsainuePhilipps, the sermon
o 2orn n• day morning at Bristol Cathedral, for the
DM in Slociety, in connection with the Colaton aunt-
,s , was preached by the Rev. W. F. Tregarthen,
otie igloo Majesty's Inspectors of Schools.
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ON Friday afternoon the Quoted, aocompanied by their
Royal Highnesses Princess Helena, Princess Beatrice,
PriamiLespold, and Prince Lords of Hesse, witnessed
erperireents with Mr. Gale's prctected gunpowder in 1
She Orangery at Windsor Castle. The experiments
were conducted by 'Kr. Gale and Mr. Saunders, and
thetrealtout the proceedings Her Majesty manifested the
greplat interest.
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. THE CATTLE PLAGUE COMMISSION.
Crlie &Mt report of the (little Marie Commisirion is
easfeed • . The commissioners are satisfied that the
Is the rinderpeet, and that it has been imported.
m misnimoos as to the danger of perodtang the
ametineed cirei/ation of live steak in the kingdom, but
they love not been lineally agreed as to the practica-
bility-6f arresting it. The majority recommend theta
movement of lire dock be ampended. This proposie
Boa, reduced to an axiomatic form, which will probably
commend itself to the sense of the people, is, " To take
the butcher to. the bullock, instead of taking the.
bullock be the butcher." Markets and slanghter-houitia
would be established at the ports of debarkation. 'Li
miaow* of the commission, however, are avers. toAlia
reeosamesndeiden of • measure of restriction se amens*
to he as iatoneerrient as the disease itself.
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PHICHVITUL ATROCatTES BY BLACKS.
4‘r i. tel.
re n ligence from Jamaica records some Mesi-
ta! excesses of theinsurgent rewrote.. It seems that Wm
moment for the outbreak had been semen when the
meet - inhabitants of the plum where the,
'were assembled in special sessimi.
' without producing any result,
- --il • volley. All the bad
m to have been roused by
a was besieged. Baron
....-8 were killed and horribly'
....a wan among the first to come out 1
and he was literally out to pieces.
In two. His brains were mixed
Fby his murderers. His body,
. masa was left exposed le the
-04 Merely on amount of his associa-
tion ...___ .....__ people, was subjected to the most
appalling indignitm., After his body had been cut up
with cutlasses, he was held on his feet while the women
out one his .bowels and strewed them on the street.
Parson Herschel had his tOZLIMe eat out before the poor
man erAilead. Subsequently detached parties of the
Wok' sae pent about is all directions murdering
and tertpring all who werwebnexious to them. Them
dreadialmenes were of course enacted in the earlier
stage ell the revolt. AMording to a letter from Nassau,
dated (*ober Sfiloi, the anthetities were administering
samurai:l Pasties to Ul/111 murderers, all the English and
Meek troops beilig engaged in putting down the incur.
pot& At Port Royal the negro troops were "behaving
glwadidll." Reinforcements frau Nassau were on
Ili* Mir to Jerald& at the data mentioned.

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%Wean Pitere Sunnite, Monday.—Before the
Mayor (Dr. Aldridge). .7, Sneer, Beq., J. o.lpin, E.ij ,
R. Davis, Eq., and 3. 10. Hodges, Eeq.—Playing Pith
Tao Barer ta —Angelo Stanley, a sweep, pleaded guilty
to asdstieg 111 teethe; a lighted tat bath) in the lane
between High Westettreet and *Millbury Ring*, and
also in Southeltreet; do the Hight of the Oth. He
pleaded not guilty to a chatge lif assittilang
Ruch the dame niglit. The minstrible said he saw
defehdant roll • ter birrel from Fordington field into
the road. On seeittg witntee defendant went away from
' the berrel, stooped as if to pick up something, then
went behind • "short man with his face blacked," and
threw. Witness was ',truck with • stone on the knee,
and directly after he received a blow on the ear with a
clod of earth. The barrel was then rolled away by
Stanley.—P.S. Vickery said that while the tar barrel
was to the road, he heard somebody say, "Here's the
police." Another made an abusive reply. He then
heard a blow, when Heath said, "I've been hit weli •
stone by Muter Stanley," pointing defendant out.
Directly deer Ile itaw Sterile, throw a clod of earth,
which etracik Keeche-eliefendant dAli, ",I never threw
any atone or dirt at all."—Henry Hardy pleedeci not
guilty to rolling a lighted tar barrel on the Bridport
road, on the night of the 6th. Superintendent Pouney
spoke to seeing defendant in Fordington field pushing •
tar barrel about till it was thoroughly lighted, and then
roll it into the road, near Mr. Charles Henninget. and
place it in such • way as te roll down High West.
street. The superintendent went up, when defendant
walked away. Defendant was dressed in ertillerymares
clothing, and with his face blacked. Afterwards witness
saw him with his face washed and in civilian's clothes,
in the presence of Dr. Tarrant, when defendant
acknowledged he had had artilleryman's uniform on
that night Defendant was aroused of lemming •rnedai,
but said it was only • piece of leather in the shape of
one.— Mr. (1. Plummer corroborated. Hardy had
moiling to say in defence.—Dr. Tarrant, of the
said that on the eight of the Oth, about nine, a man
passed him on the railway bridge peer Poundbury,
dressed in the (till uniform of an Artillery uenelenimk-
sidned officer. The Man ran away, and witness followed
and overtook him, and asked him who he was. He
replied, "I think you have made a niiitake." Witness
said, "I halve not, and you must either give me your
nem) or come with me to the barracks." Defendant
refused, and went back into the crowd. About ten
o'clock, witness met defendant still in uniform, who, in
parsing him, said, in a jeering way, "Good night, sir,"
and burst ont in a laugh. Shortly after witness met an
artilleryman, and sent him for • policemae. He followed
defendant down the street, and overtook him against
Mr. Steele:a. Defendent, on seeing him, gave • shout,
and rushed througb, the passage into Prindeeie
street. Afcerwards be saw defendant at the Chequers
Inn, and gave him in custody for insulting him.
To the best of witness's belief defendant was the
man. Defendant sad he never saw Dr. Tarrant
that night till be wished him !'Good night" in
High West-atreei in a very divil Manner/ He afters
wards said: I know a tradesman's eosin this teetn, *he
was seized by a policeman letting off fireworks in the
street, and let go. He was in Artillery uniform. That
was Hibbs' son. New suppose that was me- P.S.
Vickery said he MN not in Artillery uniform. He was in
Sonth-street just above Me. Symonds' office, and had •
' young woman on his um; be lighted a firework, but as
soon as I spoke to him he threw it down and trampled
it out, and said "e'm a fool for doing It: I did it with.
out a thought, -.-The Town Clerk eaid they were very
much obliged to defendant for the ittfortnatido the
, magistrates could determine whether or not that peruse
should be summoned.—The magistrates retired to con-
sult together. On returning to the court, the Mayor
said the Bench convicted Stanley of letting off fireworks
in the street. and also for 'assaulting the policeman, and
fined him £lO or two months' hard labour.—Defendant
said he weld not pay the money.—The Mayor: Yen
knew thet the magietretes bed determined VI pat down
such proceedinga—Defendant I was st soldier at the
time.—The Town clerk : You can read.—Defendant:
No, I can't. —The Mayor remarked that there was no
defence whatever for his oonduot, especially after the
inhabitants of the town had very liberally provided
amusement for Clem outside the town. His going into
the town with a tar barrel. and inducing others to roll
fireworks through the peblie se-retie was (sone:miry to
law, contrary to the of the mdgisteatee, and he ,
knew it so to be. It was most unjustifiable dande,ti—
Hardey the Bench coovioted of having lighted • tar
barrel-eDefendent : "I never lighted ruse; it was cue
of the Towti Milton thet lighted the berme" The
Mayor said defendant had no demise for his eoudnet ;
the magistrates recollected how he adted last years Hp ,
was convicted of the offence, and fined £.5 or • months ,
hard labour. As to using insulting lamernage to Dr. !
Tarrant, there was no doubt but that he had spoken
very improperly to him, betas he was convicted of the
other offence, the Beach would take no 'nether notice
of that. —Hardy laughed at the magistrates' decision,
when the Town Clerk reminded him that he would pro.
bably laugh the otter side of his month before he came
out of pritionr-e•Both defendants were removed in
ensioden

wzymourg.
WiTIIOI3TIN DISMISAItY AND ROYAL INTIRMARY.—
At the end of the month, the sth D.R.V. Amateur
Society intend giving %we performances, at the Royal
Hotel, in aid of the funds of this noble chia;r:ty. The
pianos to be playpd are "The fiemnambetivt, and the
farces o Poor Piillooddyi" and "The Lottery Ticket"
The proceeds, after deduciting ea hare expenses, will be
handed over to the Inlinniu7.

Mae. rtTvEle assn.—The ease of Ryves V. die
Attorney• General in the Probate Court was • petition
presented under the Legitimacy Declaration Act by
Lavinia Janata Horton Ryves' for the purpose of
obtaining a declaration that bar mother was the
legitimate danghtef di the late Duke of Cumberland
and of Olive Wilmot. The AttertlepOeneral had been
cited to see proceedings, and bad filed an anseef to the
effect that he left the petitioner to make such proof elf
the petition as she might be enabled, and claimed on
behalf of the Crown all such right and intereet as the
Crdwn might appear to have in the premises. Mr.
Walter Smith, for the petitioner' moved that the sense
Tight be tried before the Court by a special jury. Sir
P. Wilde said thd answer was an framed that there
was no bats Id Send Uid jtery, Mr. Bourka who
appeared for the Attortlerbeneridi said he had drawn
the answer in the same fond as in diihadden Os
eatriek," widish he hail settled after conthltelion wies
the then Attorney• General. The difficulty in travery
ing the petitions in these eases was that the Attorney
-
General 'had no means of obtaining instructions as to
the trek or nytruth Of thy matters contained in them.
Sir. J. P. Wilde said he thought it would be advisable
that the Atterney-Getseral oilfield file an answer
formally traversing the allegations in the petitidn, in
order to get rid of the technical dhlesity in the way of
having the cause tried by a jury. He directed the
answer to be amended accordingly, and the pause to be
tried by a special jury. He also grained another app.
cation by the petitioner for a commission to examine
witnesses in rranne.

Otrl4 Itiqf McM,a MALltlttlin —Oat& Gridley,
M.P., has &reedy been ander the neeessity of re-
buking the toady who does the huh-spittle work of
this locality for the waning tory interest, as ender
—"I feel that you are unkiir to mein your editorial
.paragraph in last week's paper. You oould not " oh,
serve" in the Sadism and Bt. Leonard' Aerie that
myself and family "are among the fashionable reef,'
dent." at Hastings, bestowing (as you remark) our
patronage on.' rival watering plaoe," because there
Is DO each announcement in that or any other local
paper, bat merely the mention of our names among
the arrivaktat, one of the hotels. We did not go to
'lasting, to rtwide, or even to stay, but en route
from visiting some friends, and were detained there,
thongli not very long, by Mama Before your notice
was in print, we had left. Again, though you my
that, "saving the two days of the races," you bare
not Men me in Weymouth linos the election, you
Will and on inquiry that I bad been there from the
previous week. Engagements and arrangements
made before the general election, end dosseetio etr-
cumetanoes subsequently, have prevented my being
at Weymouth thic adhinin as much aa I sithowsriqf
would have base, but there is this differshoe be-
tween your observations on my Mamma, and mine
on Lord de Wilton's, that in the one case the_period
in comities wee upwards six your!, and in the
bed a few weekis. I have no right or wilds to
to year miheieltig my oradoeit as one of your
tires, lio6 I ain Entitled to 6.Tpect that
use with atolkolit rid &knew. I &UT
immatiow octet J-,Yetir ditty;
—Oxiestd.Olob,. Los*w, 7th Nov..
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