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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

BP SPECIAL EXPRESS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MONDAY, JANUARY 26.

The supplies of grain on offer today.., ext.
sive. .

-11-naineee is inactive, and prices are in favour of
the buyer, übeet beingucl:ele. r qr. cheaper.
Flour may alio be ri in favour of the buyer,
being offered at til. Ic. money.
Therein no alteration in the price el oata and
barley.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.
The supplies of beasts and sheep at to-dsy's
market were malerate and business was slow, cx•
cept for choice quality meat, which realized late
riuotations, inferior aorta being slow.
Prime Beef was 4a. 10d., and Mutton 6a. 101 the
stone of Sib.

_•Veal WAS more plentiful, and realized for the
best quality ss. fkl.
Pork met with a slightly improved sale at 4s. Sd.
aod 44. 10d.

PrTeMioef, 34. Sd. to 4s. hid.; mutton, 44. to
44. 104. ; veal, 36. bd. to ; pork, 31. od. to
la 10d
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-27

NO RON E BLACK BEETLES! ! 1

UMERY'S MAGIC BEETLE POISON...—.
Certain death to all vermin. Prise ls., or Poe
free for 14 atarups.
NO MORE CORNS, BUNIONS, kn. !!!
EMERY'S CORN PLAISTERS, remove
Corns, Lc. !weedily, painlessly, and effectually.
Testimonials constantly arriving. Price Is., or obtain-
able, as is also the Beetle Poison, through all chocolate,
Lc , or sent direct for 14 stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

PORTLAND PRISON.

Ms. Erirroa,—Prey *end us • packet of the tract.
which you have so generously (by authority)undartaken
to distribute for the suppression of the African horny.
We shall be delighted to Andy the subject in our quiet,
luxurious retreat. I assure you we are real penitent',
and only long for liberty for the improvement of the
wicked world, and to show the sincerity of our piety by
refuting the savage blacks who have perverted • learned
Colonial Bishop, sent out to convert them. If you can.
aloe send vs " A Grammar of the Wooin tongue,"
whin oe/enso has in the press, it will be • great addi•
Memel help in our studies. What these studies are,
S. MAL has kindly enlightened the public in the Times
January 9th, via. " Chyminda, Geology, Tabernacle
fflodels, Telescopic diagrams, fic," furnished by "The
IThscharged Trisoners' Aid Society." I mention only
these few scientific treatises, but we have • well.
selected library of books in all lasgusge., considerately
pnivided to recruit our ezhsuiitnd bodies, by mental
refrmihment, after two hours " hard labour." everyday
at lite Breakwater. Our class studies are in the even.
inn e directed by the able mastery and professors whom
X. G. 0, enumerates in his extracts from the Blue
Rooks. Bat, of sours*, we earia have the Times, or
some other paper, to look at during thebreakfast hoar,
when our letters are, also, brought to us from the
poet. A note which I received yesterday from •
wonderfully pious chum of mine, who got • ticket-d-
-imwit after only six months' diligent study in the
school here —says, " Colanso has returned from Africa,
finding it toe hot, to bold him. I saw him • few days
ago is deep consultation with the Nein at Exeter Hall,
where I myself had gone to offer my services, for
delivering" An interesting lecture by a Reformed Con•
vict.^-11r. Editor, I should Dot mewl( despair of reach-
ing the more eminence as my chum, by the same pions
practice, hut, unfortunately, the trials in the Criminal
Courts, and the cowl remarks thereon by Baron Bram-
well, have very seriously damaged my prospects. I will
write again as moo as I get another note from my more
lucky chum.

A PIOUS col,mer.

(The Piste Convict seems to have made some mistake
in sending his 1441er to the n14(114214 --weld he have
:theadiebe Chromicie EDITOIL 1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

ER iltsh i r t.

TROWBRIDGE. Tim Suarzersto Catn.w •
Mc enut.—On Thursday an inquest was held before
Mr. George Sylvester, coroner for North Wilts, at
the Wool Pack Hotel, on the body of the unknown
female child which was found in a sewer in Chartist-
square, under circumstances of grave suspicion.
The body was exhumed and a post-mortem examina-
tion made by Mr. J. W. Stapelton, surgeon.
Yesterday morning the jury viewed the body,
which was lying at the Cenietry, and then returned
to the Wool Pack. Evidence was given of the
finding of the body, and the circumstances under
which it was interred, which were, as we have
stated, that it warn by the unauthorised order of Mr.
Hurd, the coroner's summoning officer. The
eoroner, in summing up, said the state of the body
precluded themfrom determining whether the erime
of murder had been committed, end it remained
with the magistrates to take it up as regarded eon-
°ailment of birth—that was no pert of his elegy.
The jury returned • verdict "That the child wan
found dead in a cesspool, but that there was no
deuce to to show that it ever sustained life, or how it
came there."
A MAN KILL= we Hoitac—A shocking acci-
dent occurred on Thursday morning at Enford farm..
A man in the employ of Mr. R.. Kilminster, of the
above farm, entered the 'tables for the purpose or
attending to his master's cart horses, when one of
the animals knocked him under the manger. He,
got up, and was leering the stall, when, torninc
round to look at the horse, the animal kicked out,.
struck him on the chest, and the poor fellow fell.
Assistance was at hand, but the injured man lay.
down on a heap of straw, and when a man, who.
went to the house to procure some further aid,
returned to the stable, -he found him deed. The.
deceased was much respected by his master.
SALISBURY.—The headmastership of the Cathedra'
School. Salisbury, which will shortly be vacated by the
Rev, John Ellis, ham been offered by the Dean end
Chapter to the Rev. E. Dowland, of St. Joba's College,
Cambridge and head master of the Devises Grammar
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

PROVISIONS.

T.nsoon, Friday. For all descriptions of
hotter an improved demand has prevailed this
week, and fine ports being NMI Oa are wanted.
Carlow, 106 e. to 112 e. ; Cork firsts, 1125., thirds,
SG, and fourths, Gk. to 66..; Limerick, 88e. to
to 92p. ; And Ennis and that clam SO& per cwt. Ameni.
can batter has a wide range in value, namely, from
'is,. to 945. ; some selected lots of extra fine sold at
965. per cwt. liorset butter meets • vary slow
demand, finest, 110 s. to 112 s. ; supply small. For
fresh butter the inquiry is languid firsts 17.., seconds
unit west country, 16s. and thirds, 15s. The supply is
sufficient for the requirements of the trade. The
quality this week has been very good inferior is not
ss Anted. Flue Friesland ilnotod• Lard is do* of
sale—Trish bladdered, GO.. to fifss. ; keg., dos. to Us. ;
flatus offered at easier prices ; Irish, 66a. to 76a. per
cert. Waterford curer, look for an advance of le.
i.e cwt. l'rices range from 50s. to Us. landed, and
V2a. to tla. f. o. b. Americen signed, Ms. to 40s.
Irish barrelled middles. 48t. ; bale middles, 485,; backs,
44.. ; rolls. 50s. to 524.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

FOR LADIES.

JUDSON'S
Sixpence per Bottle. "Any our can use them'
BC.ARLET I GREEN VIOLET
ORANGE BLUE BROWN
PINE EACIENTA. I MAUVE

In a basin of hot water, Ribbons, noe, Sikn-- 11—en7 - —Hand-
kerrhiefs, Scarfs, Stockings, rte., may be dyed the meet
brilliant colours in a few minutes. A single trial will
invure their romtunt use. Wholesale of DANIEL
JUDSON and SON. Dmnilters, 10, Brotes-yard, Bush-
lan.•, llt tall ;,f Cliemiste everywhere; or flew
by post for eight stamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

THE CORN TRADE

L 09909, Friday.—There were only moderate sup-
plies of English vain, but good imports of foreign
articles of the trade. The driest samples of English
wheat met a steady sale at Ifonday'mairrencr. Foreign
was in fair demand at quite as much money for all
choice qualities. The dour trade was more erm than
brisk, but there were moderate sales of oboist country
ale:ha and fine Americans. Fine malting barley 0.12•
tinues to Nell steadily at estreme pnoes. Rah was held
with more firinneet at quite as high mites. Beans
and pees were without change In price, each article
Belling in men quantities. There we. a fair estent of
business tnumacted in oat, at the quotations of Monday.
Linseed was unaltered in pries Rapeseed supported
prices steadily. Fin. new clover used was bald with
firmness. —Arrivals : English wheat, 920 qrs. ; berlaY.
1460; malt, 2110; oats, 470, Irish oats. 850. Foreign
wheat : 21,230; barley, 17,230; oat., 24,910. English
four, 1,950 sacks :.Foreign, 5,490 sacks.

BnievoL, Thuraday.—Our arrivals are my hoary
of wheat and barley, principally Black Elea qualities.
The tone of the trade through the present creek ham
been firm, with a healthy demand for all undid wheats.
Barley also has gone largely into consumption, alike for
malting. distilling, and feeding purposes, at full prices.
At our market to-dal there was • fair supply of
English wheat, for which there ruled • steady demand,
at the velum of this day .insight Pereign dealt in
to • moderate extent, at laet week's prime. Malting
barley sold freely, at quite ea much money. Grinding
in good inquiry, without alteration in value. Oahe In
small supply, and attract very little attention. Maine
without inquiry.
.Beene delL

Limits, Thar eday.—Wheat was in unusually small
supply, and UM/ best samples were firm, at last week's
prices. Barley was moderately supplied, the few good
lota maintaining previous rates, and other sorts dull of
sale. Mr. Gray, of Maiden, obtained 425. for one lot—
the highest price in the market. Wheat, beat, 475. to
525. per qr. ; seeondsry, 395. to 46. ' • inferior, 345. to
395.; barley, 325. to 42i.; oats 18e. to23e. •. beans. 38e.
to 465. ; pees, 36e. to 484. ; flour, fine, 412.. to 52a pot
sack ; moonds, 375: to 395.

Li;gagnoi:Friday.:BOisll sttesdance at to-day's
market. 816 w demand for wheat, at Tuesday's prices.
Flour steady, but dull. Indian corn held for • slight
advance, which checks basinaw. °ale and oatmeal
fully as dear. Other articles without shange. Imports.
—lreland, kc.: barley, Inn gra ; oata, 1.281; oatmeal,
876; dour, 90 saeJts. Foreign : wheat, 7,988 qrs. ;
barley, 7!; beans, 709; Indian corn, 10,710; Indian
corn meal, I; Soar, 2,212 sacks and 843 barrels.
Waneeinst, Friday—Wheat bald firmly for last
week's prices, but trade quiet, In other articles no
channel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

NvE coal, Wll CtstE.

And I hieirg another 'Ace trim Heaven saying, coma out of
my Pee Vie, that ye be not partakers of bet sins, and
ANS y metre not ei her plapsea--Rev,
That shout will echo ever every land,
And reach the princely ball, theoottage home;
Fruu Greenland's frost to Afrie's horning sand,
The swelling note reeds forth 'We come, we come."
Tlsuef atents ring far on the pathless sea,
Waited triumphant through the troubled foam,
A countless band, rejoicine to be free,
Sing in exalting tones " We come, we come."
The priaoner breaks his chain, and quite the cell
So cold, and lone, • dark, and living tomb,
And joins the chorus that with thrilling swell
Bursts on the listening world " We come, we come."
And every voice that speaks of freedom there
Will toll the dirge of Rome's predicted doom,
And every ;laming breese will gladly beat
Upon Its breath the ery " We come, we come."
Then Popery's bulwarks with R elfish shall fall,
Her night of death close In with fearful gloom;
Avd piercing through that dread nnhearthly pall,
in heard the clarionetrain "We coine, we come."
Shrouded in sin she sinks beneath the wave,
Tumultuous round their prey the billows roam;
While on her fathomless, and unmanned grave,
Rolls on the thunder hymn, "We come, we come."
The courts 011 high reveberste with praise,
Al myriad throngs in transport hasten Mow,
And, nearing happiness, they joy to raise
The gloriosa triumph Gong "We some, ere come."
triernt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

oFFENen.

A garotte robbery is reported from Bradford, the
victim being a surgeon named Newstead, who, when
retiring home to his house the other night, was over-
taken by two men, one of whom mine bithind him,
pinioned him, seised him by the throat. sod threw him
on his back, while the other asinththinsted to him a blow
oath. stomach,readering him helpless. He warn held on
the ground by the tall man, who grasped him by the
throat sad utterly strangled him. They turned his
tremor's meets out, and robbed him of CI Bs in gold
and silver. They left hi. gold watch in his waistcoat
pocket, and it is supposed that this *as the result of
the thieves being stared by bearing the sound of foot.
steps. Tbe thieves kicked him severely on the licad as
they ran off, sad It Is suppood they climbed the adjoin.
ing well and ran down iM field. lb. Newstesd was
left in a state of insensibility, and when conscionanme
returned he found himself in • pool of Wood, which
had firmed from a wound on the scalp. He went to
the Peel Park Hotel, and was thence accompanied by
a gentleman to the surgery of Kr. Terrey, in High.
street, Bradford, who dressed his wound. Mr. New.
stead observed two men following him two or three
hundred yards before be was attacked, hut he was not
apprehensive of such a circumstance.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

POTATO MARKET.

BOROUGH AND (OITA LAI [LDS. —Tbe supply of potatoes
on sale is large, notwithstanding that the arrival. are
moderate. On the whole, the trade is steady. York.
shire Regent., 100 s. to I:10a. ; ditto Fluke., 13k. to 150 s. ;
slilto Rooks. 90.. to 100 a. ; Kest and Roses Regents,
110 s. to Ems.; Scotch Regents. 1111 s. to 110 s.; ditto
Rocks 80e. to till.; Foreign, 50a. to 70s. per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

AMERICA.

The Crest Eastern has arrived at Liverpool:. with
dates from New York to the sth inst. Tha repair's
to the big ship at New York appear to have bean
thoroughly effective. The Federal iron gunboat.
Monitor, whose famous encounter with the Con-
federate Merrimac 111 Hampton Roads our reedere•
will remember, has foundered off Cape Hatteras, aod.
nine of her crew and two officers went down with.
her..

—The Europa arrived at Queenstown on Saturday
evening with American advice, to the BLh instant.
The principal items of new, refer to the battle of
Vicksburg and Ifurfreesborougb, which will be
found in our leading oolumns.—The Home of Hera
eentatives had passed a bill for the lame of ten
million dollars in thirty years bonds to aid emancipa-
tion in Missouri, and it is stated that Government ie
to colonise the liberated 'legroom. The committee
of Ways and Means had reported a bill for the
issue of 900,000,000 donors in twenty years six per
cent. bonds; 300,000,000 dole in three your.
treasury notes, beating 5.474 per cent. interest; and
a further inane of 300,000,000 dols in legal tender
notes. The bank circulation is to be taxed in order
In his message to the Legialatiire of New York,
to raise the wind at the rate of one per cent, on
a guarantee scale according to the capital stock.
Governor Seymour declares the emancipation mani-
festo of Lincoln to be imprudent and unconsti-
tutional, and at the same time denounces the
arbitrary arrests. He is firm for the restoration of
the Union, but Union by constitutional nem& The
Tribune, the abolition organ, characterises the
manage as a disreputable document. Ranks has
adopted a humane and conciliatory policy in New
Orleans, and has released a number of peissaers.
The Mexican intelligence is of considerable Miami.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

litt soko or CHRONIC CLLL.

Ito on • Fife, good folks, I play
A sweet, • aches, solemn lay„
And through Gm streets I loudly Bawl
The song of Mary Chronic Call.
My ii/cis cracked., but iviist of that,
i Thoogh t sounds like a dying sot;
tlood folks, who understand it all,
Duet on the song of Chronic Call.
Oh! when I dine it Carlton Club,
And with old friends do have • rah,
They will not let me leave their ball
Without the song of Chronic Gall.
My voles is weak, and so am I,
And wiekly I do hare my cry,
I cs'am into the bookinan's stall
The song of Mary Chronic CalL
I can't eat veal, I'm nought but gm,
I could not hurt an infitat's thumb i
But soap doss down my gullet fail,
Before I sing osy Chronic WI,
is,muffins ot dott't igree with me,
r I *anon to dyspeptic be,
nd snob food would affect my gall,
And spoil the song of K.:Brogan tall
And ..f* heck and lie% like staff,
d either titke a pinch of soul;
'in In My taste just like a Gaul,
Though loud I sing my Chronic Call.
I knew not that my Fife could wreak,
Till I did sound it up last week;
I hope and trust no dismal pall
Will spoil my song of Chrisnie Call,
January Ist, INA
..._ .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

BY SPECIAL EXPRESS.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER)
MONDAY, JANUARY 19.

The corn trade to-day was firm at fall prices for
English samples, foreign being rather slower and lase
money offered. With Miaszoeption of clew instances
where quality and condition were unaually fine,
and which fetched more money, prioes remained
unaltered. Prima malting barley was in request, at
extreme rates. Gate also commanded a ready sale,
at the advance of last week.
Prior"' : 43a. to bra ; Malting Barley, 284. to 33a.
Outa, 22a to 28..

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

CLOSE OF MONDAY'S MART.

The supply of beast' M to-day's market was
limit•d- Tr". was '4014, at late pries' for the beet
quality beef and mutton,the top price being 44 1 Od to
6e. 104. respectively. There was Do alteration in
the quotations for Veal and Pork, the prices current
being 3a Od, for prime quality Pork, end 5& td.
Vera —Prices : Beef, 3s, ed. to 4a. 104.; Mutton,
4a. Od. to 15e. 104. ; ts. Od. to 5.. 41. ;
Pork, 3. 8131. to Se.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

or orresponbtnct.

[The following appeared in our ontemportry, the
Zreiertna.]

THE DORCHESTER MARKET TOLLS.

reading your valuable paper last week, I Wel
much amused with the dinunion that arose at the
Dorchester Town Council iseeting respecting the loss
of market tolls, consequent on Mr. Ervuor having pro.
sided for himself a place in which to hold his auctions. 1
The reason Mr. Ensor took this step was undoubtedly
one of the strongest that could possibly be Direst epos
a man—compulsion ; for Ps my knowleehre there Was
*notional complaints among all parties ri the snatched
aooommodation in the Fen Field. It l. lett my in-
tention here to argue the question whether or not Mr.
Enna is liable to toll at his now pleas hosioess ; and
I think Do one can say hot that the majority of the
members present organt the vietation in a fair sad
straightforward way. There was, if I recollect cletitly,
but one exception; and this was the handsome cnild is
spectacles, who, had not Mr. Coombs stepped bins,
would have run the town headlong and btindlolded into
sixpenny, as he wanted to commence proceedings at
once, even withoet iniairing what were the privileges
conferred on the Covporaliett kw thanes, and without
knowing but what if it followed his advice it might 1i,,.
burnt itself pretty smartly. Now, Sir, I would like to
ask, why is this member continually trying to Flts•
matters to extremes? Is, it from want of common
sense, or from selllab moVirea! Inither case it would
be greatly to the benefit of Dorebeater, the next time
his seat becomes recent, to turn him out. If Dor-
chester cannot fled s better man to do its business, I
would "••• the re tepayers to ascertain if they eould
„t manage •• elect • change with something at
rumeiol••• Ifwe gave something handsome to boot
we could ••• tram. -We must, however, be careful not
tO IP•• •we rranty, else we should be sere to have
opoa our hands.
I am, Sir, yeses obediently,
A RATEPAYER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

WOOL MARKET.

Lannon, Friday.—A good business is Pawing both
In Down and long descriptions of wool, and pricee
are well supported. In colonial qualities the business
doing is by no weans extensive, yet all kinds are
bald at extreme ratea

LONDON BONE AND FAT MARKET, JAS. 17.
s. d.
• 5 0 per cwt.
- go
- 46
- 30 „
• 1$ 0 „
2 31 per stow

Marine More Bones -
Marrow ditto • -
Butchers' Waste ditto •
Hz Head ditto - -
Rough Elan' - •
Butchers' Rough Fat -

GROCERS' GAZETTE.

LONDON COLONIAL PIODOCI MARENTII, Friday.—
The colonial produce•markets during the week have
been steady, with • few changes in quotations, the ad-
vance in the Bank rate exorcising no influence what-
ever. Saw has been wild rather more readily at the
elm* to-day, particularly Penang and the grainy kinds
of Mauritius. A full sverage amount of busiaem is
*No reported in West ledia. The various parcels of
Ceylon coffee brought forward by auction have com-
manded somewhat better prices for plantation Ceylon,
native selling at the extreme valuatious. Rio continues
active. Moderate transactions have occurred in the
amigo morts of BengeL The spice-market ii still un-
eettled by heavy arrivals, but to-day the common ship-
ping descriptions of Penang pepper sold with greater
spirit than of late. Purchasers are not easily found for
Bengal saltpetre, even at • further reduction of 6d. to
le. per cwt. The low qualities of West India cocoa
remain dull. Numerous public sale* of tea are adver-
tised to ciommenoe on the 20th inst., including 1,462
packages Assam and cache,. A large business has
been done by private contract. Finest Kaieow
Donjons have ranged from 3 fid. to 3. Bd. ; wood
-
chug Moning and Gopacks at Is. Pid. to 2s. per lb.
Medium red leaf and old blackish leaf kinds rather
firmer. Green teas are more inquired for.
BIIINTOL SCGAR LIMIT. Jan. 16.—The market
for raw is very dull, and prime not supported ; there
ie, however, no variety offering. Refiners produce is
in moderate request, without any alteration in price.
Nothing doing in rum.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

Crate anb Commerce.

Tea LUTE'S TILI.DL —The Mather trade during the
year just ended has been in • very steady and healthy
condition. Present prices, with very few exception.,
show scarcely any alterations to those with which the
rear commenced. Tanners have contineed their mans.
facture with great caution, regulating their prodnes to
the requirements of the country, and leather dealers
bars in a similar way made their purchases is dried
accordance with the demand for immediate consump-
tion ; hence it it is that we have been entirely free from
any kind of speculation, either in raw goods or the
manufactured article. The supply and demand have
been very evenly balanced throughout the year, and at
the present moment there seems to be no nceumulation
of stock of any article. Luring the poet month there
has been • fair demand for most description, of leather,
at former quotations. Supplies have COMO forward to
an &Temp extent for this soaeon of the year. Bost
saddler', hides and prime heavy harness hides are mane
and wasted. Common bides and common shaved hides
have mostly found buyers; thaw of light weight and
thin substanes continue soiree. The demand for skins,
*specially those of middle weights, has rather fallen off
and late prioes can hardly be obtained. Yips have been
more inquired for, and we hers but few on hand.
English horse hider sell freely at our quotations.
Spanish have not been much wanted. Basile bare
been rather more asleable, at reduced prices New
South Wales bates have come forward more plentifully,
and are is fair request. Good heavy Buglish butte are
scares and bring full mien ; thaw of light weight have
been more clinical' to move. There has not bees oo
much inquiry for bellies but stocks do not anicunolate.
Foetal and foreign shoulden matinee sairce.—/rem
Hama! end Copan'. Circa/or.
A DVANCS IN UN BATE OF DISCOUNT.—The directors
of the Bank of England at their meeting on Thursday
advanced the rats of diecount from 3 per cent., to
which it was raised on the 30th OM., to 4 per omit.
An alteration was generally *spieled, althosigh some
were of the opoion that it would he postponed until
next week. The steady redaction in the stook of
bullion, and the eontinnons efflux of told fee
ton to Alexandria. the Braaus, the Is, superb.
prepared the public for • movenseut, and, although it
was thought that per cent, would be snffleiont as •
preliminary step, so ono appears to be astonished at a
measure involving • change to the extent of 1 per cont.
In expectation, however, of a modification a the dis-
count regulations, the mercantile community have
been su themselves for some days peat with all
the aeon they immediately require, and
greater eedvity has eemequentty prevelleel taMee*
eitelee t th Imo Woe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

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A Treatise describing their Symptoms. Causes, and
Trestment, illustrated with Cases, free by post on re-
ceipt of seven stamps, conteics a mass of information
indispensable to those for whom it is written. Address,
Dr. SMITH. 8, Burton-Grommat, Tavistock•squers,
London. W.C.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

D tbonsb ire.

EXETER. —A BIINILVOLIINT Girr. —Some time
:ago a lady, Mrs. Mary Hartley, of Exeter, zealously
collected upwards of I:300, to pay the cost of • life-
boat, which she afterwards handed to the Natioual
Lileboat Institution. The society decided to call
the boat after Mrs. Hartley, and to place it on
• dangerous point at the mouth of the Tay, near
Ihindee. It is satisfactory to had that daring a
gals of wind and a heavy surf a few days since, the
Mary Hartley lifeboat was the means of saving the
crew of the Ketch Neulm, of Berwick. which had
sunk on Aberty Sandbank, at the month of the Tay,
and afterwards became a total wreck. We may
here add • list of the lives saved from shipwrecks
by some of the lifeboats of the National Institution
during the past quarter :—Lifeboat at Whitby saved
12 men; Hausley, 4; Thorpenent, ; Rye and
other boats, 18 men and weasel; Teigumoeth, 2;
Plymouth, lifeboat and staun-tug, 6 men and
Teasel; Padstow, 4; Buds Haven, 3; Brannton,
20 ; Portbassol, 10; Cardigan, 3; Southport, 4;
Lytham, 26 men and 1 vessel; Kirkendbright, 3
men and weasel; Thurso. 3; and Buddon Ness
men and 1 venal— makini, • total of
136 sees aad 5 veasela saved. Altogether 358 lives
woos saved by the lifeboats of the institution
draft the year which has just closed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The &at Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Laden.;
Friday, Handley Common.
The Blackmoor Vale Fozheunds—Tueeday, (this
day) Caundle Marsh; Wednesday, Bagber Bridge:
Fnday, King Stag, ; Saturday, King's
Anna, Charlton Hurethorue —at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Gorwell ;
Friday, Melbury —at 11.
Mr. Radclyffe's Rounds—Thursday, Melcombe—at
10.40.
The Taunton Vale Mothers—Thursday, Daddlestou
Gate—at 10.30.

All communications in relation to whatever do.
partment of the Paper are to he addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
47ricullura1 Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

Rev. W. Bernet. I William Eliot, Esq.
Thomas Coombs, FJP.I. I Rey. R. 8. Eaton.
Mr. James Cell (Rev. W. C. Frampton.
Rev. Lionel Dieser. Rev. A. T. Yellowy.
Rev. J. P. F. Davidion. I Rev. 11. J. Green.
Rev. Evan Davies. I James Henning, Rag.
D.

rid Traetees of the Savings
CHARGE.

C a d.

To Babinec duo on lie 90111 November, '.'
1861, including lolonst u pa Urn

'To Sams reseived of Depositors in
mosey, within the year audios 20th
November, 1812 99:11 0 10
To Interest on Movies invested with
the Cominimiosen for the Reduction
of the Nat4onsl Debt, vii:—
Receipt 8., dated 2114 May, 1862 ... 1219 7 4
Receipt 8., dated Mat November, 1862 1238 6 5
To Interest on Bams drawn for by the
Trustees upon the Commisionars
, within tire said Year ... 30 2 8

To Interest on Sumo trine/erred to Poet
Once bovine Etanka within the 'aid
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

CATTLE MA RK ETS.

NIWOATE AND LZADENR•LL.—liodeisto simplify of
meat are on Rale. Generally speaking, the trade rules
pteady at our imotations.—lnfrrior beef, 2s. 6d. to
2a. 10d. ; 'Diddling ditto, 3a. Od. to 3a. ; prima
large ditto, as. Bd. to 3s. 10d. : ditto small ditto, 4a. Od.
to 4. 2d. ; large pork. 3a. 6d. to 3a. 10d. ; inferior
n.utton, 31. 24. to 3f. 6d., middling ditto, la 84. to
4s. 4d.; prime ditto. Ca Gd. to 4a. Bd. ; veal, 3e. &I.
tole. Gd._; moan pork, 4s. Od. to 4s. &I.
. . . _

Mustn't., Tburs.day.LThe market to-day was exceed-
ingly well attended, and the supply was excellent and
very large—considerablv larger than the demand, espe-
cially the beef. The quality of the beef on the whole
was of a superior description, there being • consider-
able number of excellent Devon., besides • fair supply
of good beasts from Ireland. The supply of mutton
was about similar to last week, and of a very fair
quahty. The sale was brisk, and the priests remained
alinost stationary—perhaps, n the whole, a shadow
lower. There was • good supply of English and Irish
cows and calves, but the sale was not brisk, there being
n much larger number than win required. The prices,
however, were very fair, although lower than last week.
There was • good supply of barreners, and, the demand
to tog brisk, . ronsideralilc number were easily sold, at
good prices. The supply of pip was large, and stock
pits wore considerably lower in price. rat pigs were
•Inii plentiful, and the prices remained exactly the same
n% last week. There were. few bones, but very little
I usiness was done, the season for general buying not
hieing quite begun. Prices :—Boef, Me. to 60e. ;
ioutton, &I. ; pork, 9e. per score; bacon pip, Sa. to
N.. ; corm and calves, according to quality, from
1:10 to I:17.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-01-20

HOP MARKET.

BOROCGII. Friday. —The market for good and fine
hops rules firm, at margins rates. Inferior qualities
are in improved request, and their value is well imp-
ported. Tim supply of American hope on sale is large.
Mid. and East Kents, 71ki. to 100 e. ; Weald of Kanto,
go.. to likla ; Susses, Me. to 1.505. ; Bavarian, lOUs. to
; American, Ma to 112 e. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

Pickings from ont.

SAD, BUT TauL—Wby is it probable that Blondin's
sensational performance will be often repeated? Be-
cause it is always o* cord!
"HAIR lAtlliD."—At the opening of the serdon of
the two Legislative Chambers the King of Holland is
reported to have said, "Various bills will be presented
to you with • view to • general reduction of taxes."
Would that our Chancellor of the Exchequer would be
animated with the above good example I However, we
fancy we hear Gladstone, catechised on the subject,
exclaiming with Homeric Sr., "Ii ever you catch me
reducing the Income Tax, why then I'm • Dutchman."

MR. BULL TO HIS AMERICAN BULLLES.
Hoy, I say you two there, kicking
Up that row before my shop I
Do you want a good sound licking
Both If not, you'd better stop.
Petaway stone another,
you choose sash fools to be:
Bat leave me alone; don't bother,
Bullyrag, and worry me!
Into your confounded quarrel
Let myself be dragged 111 not
By you, fighting (ore Morrill
Tariff; or your slavery lot.
What I want to do with either
La impartially to trade:
Nonsense, I will stand train neither
Past the bounds of paronade.
You, North, roaring, raving, yelling,
Hold your jaw, you booby. do;
What, dye threaten 030 for selling
Arms to South as well as you?
Booth, at me don't bawl and bellow,
That won't make me teke your part,
Bo von just be off, young bellow:
Now, you noisy chap, too, start I
To be called named 'tis unpleasant;
Words, however, break no bones:
I control myself at present;
But beware of throwing stones I
I won't have my windows broken,
Mind, you brawlers, what I say,
Bee this stick, a staking token ;
Cut your own, or civil stay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

TALLOW MARKET.

LONDON, Friday.—The market is irmer, with more
buyers, and quotations have shown& alight Mean°e in
all positions. At close of market 445. 9d. to 43. for
ady Y.C. with buyers for all the year at 44a. 9d., sod at
for the spring, are the nearest prices. Town
tallow has been in active request and has advanced 9d.
per cat, the "letter" price being 44a. 6d., or 445. per
cwt net owh ; South American 425. 6d., Australian
424. ra to 43.. and offgood body 40s. 61. per cwt. Good
pale mixed tallow els. 64. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

LOVED IN VAIN.

How oft has the soul been distreas'd,
And the heart wreck'd with sorrow and pain,
At the thought of an object caresed,
Though, alas! has been loved in vain.
How drear is the pathway below,
To one who has failed to gain
A return of what be bestows,
To find he has loved in vain.
How tender the soul that's despised,
His heart is broken in twain;
Love seems not in him a disguise.
Though, alas be hse loved in vain.
How sad must his countenance be,
How keen and distressing his pain;
His been and his life are minus true glee,
For alma! he has loved in vain.
How bard are the struggles within,
To conquer the pasaionate rein
Whiab oft ends in • lifetime of sin,
Because he had loved in vain.
How pure and bow sacred the tie
That made one fair subject the main
Of his hope and his life, but this is his cry—
" Ali, alas II have loved in vain."
He gazed on the object so fair,
And waited that object to gain;
But, oh! how crest his despair,
He, aloe! had loved in vain.
He titres on his feet to retreat,
From the spot where his passion did reign,
From the soul that to him was so sweet,
Because he had loved in Vail).
Be tore from his breast the true gem
That long in his soul did remain i
He plucked love's sweet rose from its stem,
Because be had loved in vain.
Affection—his soul now misses to move
For yielding himself to his pain;
Despairingly cries—" Although I have loved,
Yet, &101 l I have loved in vain."
Torquay, June Bth, 1863. W. TUBB.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

THE TIMBER TRADE.
(From Messrs. F. li..Rarnes and Sons Circular for

October.)
We have to report a large increase in the importations
during tieptenilter. oompared with the corresponding
month last year. The trade has been steady, and prices
fairly maintained. Stocks do not acoutumulate too
largely, while the supply is ample for the demand.
Any dulnets that is esp. Teemed, refer, principally to
Quebec white pine and New Brunswick sprain deals.
The arrivals for the put month have been 25 ships,
9753 tons register, against 17 vessels, tB5O tons register,
for the eorresponcling month last year. r the season
commencing Ist February, 11, to the ptesent time,
there have been $2 vessels, 38,883 tons register, arrived,
against 76 vowels, 34,1:90 tons register, for the same
period last year, showing an increase of 6 vessels, 4393,
tons register.

WOOL MARKETS.
LONDON, Friday.—A fair average business is pealing
In English wool, and prices role firm. Colonial pawls
are in limited request, at last week's currency.
petunia°, Thoraday.—The market in its chief
characteristics is precisely similar to that of last week.
There is • good legitimate demand for all classes of wool
at the prices which have ruled for the last two or three
weeks. We cannot find that there is any real advance
In prioes, but staplers are quite firm at those already
establi•hed. Spinners purchase to the extent of rever-
ing their orders for yarns, but do not generally get
deeply into stock. No one seems to expect a depression
in prices for some tinge to come, but the article is too
dear to encourage prudent men to speculate far.

POTATO MARKET.
ROILOUGH AD SPITALFILIA, Priday. —The supply
of potatoes is moderately large; most descriptions, bow.
ever, are in lair average request, at full currencies.
Kent and Rams Regent*, COL to 80a ; Kent sad Esau
Rocks, Ws. to 60,.. per ton.

1101' MARKET.
Roam) Friday.—Good and fine new English hops
move off steadily, and the late advance In prices is well
supported. The demand for inferior parcels, Including
yearling, old, and foreign hop,. is by no weans active,
yet no change has taken place in their value. New
Mid and East Kent pockets, 112 s. to 1601. ; New Weald
of Kents, 106 s. to 132 a.; New Sussex, lflOs. to 12a.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06


st Taunton, and the witnesses were bound over to
prosecute. .

APPLE STEALINCL—Of the numerous cues of petty
larceny which came before the notion of our county and
borough magistrates, apple stealing amongst juveniles is
certainly not the least prominent. On Monde', before
H. B. Batten, 11.4., John Chialett and William Hersh,
two b. 1., were charged with stealing apples from an
orchard belonging to Mr. Bean.—P.C. Holwell said that
on Saturday, the 26th ult., be wax on duty between
Medford and Marlton, and saw the defendants coming
from the direction of Me. Bean's orchard, both of them
carrying apples on their beadn. When they saw him,
however, they placed them in their pockets, and when
asked how they obtained them, replied that a man bad
given them to them who had gone on the road.—Mr.
Joseph Bean stated that the apples entirely agreed with
them grown in bis orchard, and that one of the trees had
been seriously damaged. —The rnagi.trates inflicted on
the defendants a fine of 10.. each, including mita.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

MONEY—MONEY TO LEND! ! !
MO FARMERS, TRADESMEN, and all in
J. mutt of Mousy. The London if onetuy Adrenal
Company, (limited) advances Loans from £2O to LI,COD
on perusal and other securities, repayable by easy
monthly or quarterly Instalments, namely, £2o—lBa 81.
per mouth, or £2loa. per quarter; £25 —CI 51. per month,
or C 3 15.. per quarter. Larger rums in the same pro-
potties. Loans can be obtained at the rate of £5 per
cent. per annum when in eonnection with endowments.
—Bab discounted, Ica —ln all business tranaactions
borrowers may rely oath. Cricket money.
and Forms of spplicetion forwarded oe =cull;
postage stamps, and every information and medusa
obtained on app/Matioa to the local manager for Wey-
mouth and Comity of Comet, Er. 8. Foneatrs, Aso-
timely, Valuer, and Accoantant, 5, Hast-street, Wer
mouth. —Agricultural and other Sales by Amnion and
Valuating attended to in town and country. Vales-
irons for protege duty. Terms moderate, and settle-
meets immediately after the males. N.B.—lf required
peoportianate &moult of nab will be advanced on
or goods intended for Sala by Aeolian. Life
sodi Hail-storm, Flete-glara, wed Amadonhil
Deathlm'unaoss sivaabipouly
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

Ask for Powell'. Balsam of Aniseed.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

Itampshirt.

SOUTRAMPTON.—F.ITI.AOII3I2I•IIT SCORN BY MR.
GRAM—The great Gloucestershire cricketer played for
the Fourteen Gentlemen of the South.. Eleven players
of England at Southampton, on Monday, and made •
very fine score of 112. The gentlemen began the bitting
with Mr. E. U. Grace and Mr. G. M. Ede, to the bow-
ling of Caffyn and Junes Lilly white. Mr. Grace was
let off three times, but played a fine free bitting innings
of 112; be went In first man at twenty minutes posit
one, was out at twenty minutes peat five, twelfth down,
with the score at 190, of which number Mr. Grace had
contributed 112, by one 5, two e'e, seventeen 3'l, kg.
There wers no fewer than seven different bowlers (some
of them on twice) at him. A loud cheer greeted him on
obtaining 100 runs; another cheer was given to a hit of
his that made the number of runs he had made this mason
3000, and he was again cheered on retiring from the
wickets for 112. He wu caught out at long field by
Catty°, off • very fine hit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

Salo at Throe o'clock to to. A/ teroooo.

SUN INN, BURTON.

ML R. T. ENSOR (Lars zzzzz AND woo')
has been favoured with instructions to SELL by
AUCTION. oci TURSDAY, OCTOBER 131 h. ISO, the
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE
In lb. above ton; iwrticulara of which are given in
C.atalointee lobe bad of the Auctioneer, Dorchester, and
At the placrevd.Eale.
Bole at Two o'clock.

DONAMESTER FAT STOCK SHOW.
lingßE will be a SHOW of FAT STOCK
bold al T. ENSORIiI REPOSITORY on the
,CHIMETMAB SALE DAY, DECEMBER 12, NEL
whanlPrises will be given for the belt Vat Oz. Heiler,
/Down Welber', Horn ditto, Down Ewes, Pig, lac.
Particulars will be given in handbills.

19 SACKS OF WHEAT PER ACRE.
WARMERS requiring HALLET'PS PEDI-
A: GHEE WHEAT for Seed may obtain the mine
from the erop, which is just threshed, acid yielded 19
Sacks end Half-a.boahel per Acre, weighing &Vbs. per
bushel, by applying to SiMULL DODGE, farm bailiff to
W. MANtIILD. Req.
Price I. per Bushel for Cash on delivery.
Porteeham, September in. 1863.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

GLICNFIELD PATENT STARCH
USED IN THE ROYAL LAUNDRY,
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL.
WINO • 0031712X•TION NT MO= OF TIM IT
IFintzirr 111C113117710 X= OF FEB £O/4 07 FMB
SUPERIOR QUALITIES OF THIS
WORLD-RENOWNED STARCH•
Said la Nasal of id., IL IL, 44., sad St ark by
all rasposiabbi Groom, Obeadlara, Ottawa, ka.
womaurrocur k Co. GiraeowLU komsom
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

CATTLE MARKETS.

Illieraorotie•;,-11;;iday.:ig;;;;; • fair average
ripply of heasta on offer here to-day as to number; bat
the general quality of the stock was inferior. Sales pro-
greseeil slowly at Monday's currency. The top arm
was 4.. 104. per Sib. The show of sheep was moderate.
Moat breeds changed hands somewhat freely at full
priees. The best Downs realised ss. 24. per 81b. Calves
were In demand, but no change took place in the quota-
Cons. The beat veal was worth fully 41. 44. pet 81b.
The sale for pigs were heavy, and prices had a drooping
tendency. Mitch cows were very dull. Coarse and in-
ferior bessta 3a. 24. to 3s. 64. ; second quality ditto,
:b. $l. to 4.1. 24.; prime large oxen, 4s. 44. 104,. 64.;
prime Scots. Ito., 4.. Sd. to 4.. 104.; coarse and inferior
sheep, as. lid. to 4..; second quality ditto, 4s. 24. to
4s. 64.; prime coarse woolled sheep, 4s. 8.1. to 4s. 104.;
prime Southdown ditto, fie. to sa. 24.; large coarse
calves, 3s. 44. to 4. ; prime small ditto, 4s. 24. to
4s. 44.; large hogs, 3s. lid. to 4s. ; neat small
porker., 4s. 44. to 4.. ; suckling calves, 14s. to 20s. ;
and quarter-old +tote pig., Ti.. to 265. Total supply :-
Beasts, 1.034 ; cows, 115; sheep, 6500; calves, .110;
470. Foreign-Bemis, 512; sheep, 1,360;
calves, 261.
Thuniday.-We had • fair supply of beef at
our mark, t to-day, and trade was not so brisk as last
week, but nearly all descriptions on offer changed bands
at prices varying little from those of the part few weeks.
lls-st qualities sold at from Qs. to 65e., and
secondary from 545. to 60.. per cwt. Not so large a
supply of sheep, and prices rather better, with • very
fair trade ; wetliers selling from 714. to 71.1., and
good Moutlidowns fetched 6.1. per lb. lambs scarce and
out of season. Short supply cl pigs, and an improve-
/milt in prices, porkers nleuing from 9s. 24. to 6s. 3d.,
and bacon pigs from 9.. to 90. 21. Store cattle in good
steeply, and rather dull trade. Full supply of mulch cows,
and trade anything but bri.k ; best descriptions did not
!bah.: over £l9. Scarcely any horses shown, and very
little demand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06

SECOND EDITION - NOW BEADY.

EDWARD ROE'S Improved FARMERS'
ACCOUNT BOOK, with or without the
Labour Aooount.
. . . .

!tie; 3s. 64, or free by Poet for 44 Poetage-stszoPs ;
with the Weekly Labour, Gs. • by Post, for FID Stamps.
Bold by KLIWAND Itue, iookeeller, Queen-street,
fikalisbeFy.

:=lmews of the Forms filled in, sa oguid. how to
hent up, are attached to the Book.

_AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
.6WIRDETIIILNIP, MANG-
OLD AND OTHER
47311N.,.7 OE 411111111111 4tMm.
G. SCOTTS SUPERPHOSP-
HATE AND OTHER
MANURES.

HENRY TAYLOR, 44, South-street, Dos-
camas, in returning thanks for the liberal
support received daring the peat 12 years in the
Manure and Implement Trade, begs to inform
the Agrkialtarists of Dorset that he has now in
Store WOW dreteelega Manures, Top Dressing for Wheat,
Barley, Oata, he., Mangold Manure, Superphosphate of
Lime, Boma, th &a., of e beet quality.
Mangold, Swede, and Turnip Seed from one of the
best bowies in the trade. Rape, Mustard, Clover,
Vetches, and other Seeds.
Ploughs, Harrow., Corn and Manure Drills, Steam
Mogilev. and Machine, by all the leading Makers.
'Wood's and other Mowing and Reaping Machines.—
Washing and Mangling Machines —Bad Scythes and
Rubbers.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Gen and Floor Seek.; India Rubber Rick and W.
goo
; Cart Grease ; Machine Oils; Gotta PercS
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India Rubber
Gut*" Perehe Tubing, fro.—At for the Midliww
Counties' lain:awe Company (%ms, Life, and Hall.)
GARRETT'S ECONOMIC TURNIP
AND MANURE DRILLS.
STEAM PLOUGHING APPARATUS.

PURE SWEETS.
SCHO'JLING AND CO.'S

PRIZE MEDAL