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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

WELLS.

RODBMIIT AT TUB SOMMINT AND DOII.3ZT RAILWAY
STATIUN.—On Fri.lay night • robbery was committed
at the goods station f thus line at Well., and El lass
taken from tho looked drawer of • desk. The looks
have been taken off for inspection, and the interiors of
them are found to bo smashed. This is not the first
robb?ry that flu occur:of at this station.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18

latior

BAY AND STRAW.

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Setinnium,l3th.—Tho market toelay was moderately sup-
plied with hay and clover. Tbo trado was fine, and high
prim" were realised for good quotations. Primo old hay, 140 s
to 160 s : Inferior ditto, 110 s to 1 Nis ; now hay, 00s to 13o;
grans old slower, 100 s to 167.61; Interior ditto, 133 s to 40s;1.
new dorm, 110 s to 1300; and straw 40s to GOs par load.

POTAT( MARKET.
Iloaocan aro fiffrealllll.oo, 14th.—Tho supplies havo boon
outel. There has boss a lair domed, on former terms.
Flukes (old) 60s to al per ton.
ites 6fes
liolneye (no.) . 04 to per cat.
Jot's," s (new) • 8.10 10s „
Frouch ... • • ... Ot to 71 „
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

BOURNEMOUTH.

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ARTILLIIRY VOLOLITUIt ithin.—Ori Weaned lay the
Band of the Swims° Artillery Volunteers paid visit
to this town, and during their stay played a varioty of
stirring txusee to the gratification of many of the
trihabitauta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

Iliampobtrt.
SOUTHAMPTON.

I. HANPDIN Min TBB ROTUNDITY 07 TEI RAUH.
—Mr. John bizmpden, who recently lost • wager of £6OC on
Us. subject of the earth's rotundity, Is not yet conceived that
Us. world is not Gat. Ile appear. to have come across the
trade mark of Meagre Peacock and Buchan, of Southampton,
and, writing from Chippenhank thus expresses the Luling*
which it excited In his mind :
Gentlemen,—Pray let me bog you to try and invent another
design lor • trade mark. What • caricature you have made of
the world Why don't you put your .hip on the top of •
Lou... or on a gooseberry bush? But you have committed
two grow blunden--the one, to net your ship on the crest of
the " Nprth Pole," where no ship has ever been; and. 2ndly,
you have made the world round, when it us, fiat an the table
on which I am writing.—Tours obediently, Juno HAMPOILN.
Captain Peacock replied by adducing • multitude of proofs in
support of the old-faeltioned doctrine to which his correspon-
dent lone strongly opposed, but them only provoked warm
language from the controversialist.
HOW TIL•DISMaN ant It 1C7111001:D.--Sothe seven
weeks lAOOO a man of respectable exterior presented himself in
Frixamtle, representing that be was pussemed of consider-
able tvealth, had large engagements with military officers, and
was anxious to obtain • suitable residence. 11. was accom-
panied by a woman whom he represented to be his wife, awl
amnn servant wee In close attendanm. A house was obta;
furniture to • large amount procured, and grocers, bukinrs,
Ac., redly supplyed creature comforte for the " distinguished"
party. Everything went on merrily. A horse and trap were
obtained, and Use landlord wee induced to erect a stable for
has tenant. But at the end of last week to the eurprke of not
• few and to the annoyance of many, these distinguishe I in-
dividuals removed nearly the whole of the contents of the
boom, and departed without the slightest suspicions being
created. Ai yet the clever trio have evaded the ',Ace.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

PORTLAND.

DANGEROUS CAPSIZIL—On Saturday forenoon, one
of the captains of the Anilines forecastle, took • boat
from Portland with a spritsail and foresail, and went
out to try to catch mackerel. When he got about
half way over towards Weymouth • squall name on,
and as the boat was jibbed, she was capasset. The sea-
man oonli swim, and he supported himself till seen
from the Palestine by Mr. Peany who picked
him up. So good a swimmer was he that he had
gathered up the gear of the boat, and this was taken
bye coutguard boat, which had put off with sic men,
on the accident being perceived from the Nothe. The
boat was towed into Weymouth fell of water. Had
not oar seaman been able to swim, he mast have lost
his life.

luccimtamem.—On Friday night between nine and
ten o'clock, the inhabitants of Wakeham were disturbed
by the lighting up of a blaze in the hzrton at the book
of Mrs. Elizabeth Rod's house, and on assembling at
the place it was found that a wheat rick, eontaining
about 11 sacks, the produces of an acre, wee on are
The neighbours brought water from the well in buckets
and threw it on the risk, but not in sufficient quantity
to quench the llamas, whiz& soon spread to a hay rick
near, containing about live yr idx tons, all of which wan
consumed. Application was master the Verne aegis,
but it did not arrive to renew mdmusese, wali lb*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

SPETTISBURY.

CRICK/ff.—A match belying' the Spettisbury and
Stn:minstor Marshail 'dubs owns off on Monday last at
Spettisbury in • field kindly lent for the season, by
Mr. G. Keynes. The Spettisbnry eleven was victors
with six wickets to go down.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

CHARLTON MARSHALL.

MACRISI AMISS/I%—On Tlianday a sad accident
occurred to a WWI in the OpZ/ Ot Mr.
of Spettiebury. He was eel r raker fore steam
thrashing machine, and whilst adjusting one of the
bands one of his hands was aright is the machine. and
with the arm was dreadfully shattered. 111 r. °oldie,
en whose farm the aeoldeot !append, had the sufferer
removed to his hour, and for erns time he wee in a
most precarious state. We are glad to say he is going
on as well as can be expected.
WEST STAFFORD.
Tug EITSOD.—At a meeting ea Tsesday evening, Hr.
Floyer, Y. P., and Mr. S. Strang were elected to
represent the parish at the rurt-deasanal meeting.
Hanvear Surrtm.—Kr. R. Smith celebrated the
completion of his harvest by an resilent feast to his
I.bourera, their wives and children, followed by jumping
in robs and other games.
MAIIVZIIT TRANICSOIVING.—SIOIIy WU observed as
a harveat festival. The church was decorated in good
taste by the daughters of the Rector and Hrs. Pole
Psalms ley., air., and el. were vary well sung by the
choir to double Anglican chants, besides the canticles
and hymns suitable to the festival. Two able and im-
pressive sermons were preached by the Rector.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

WONDERFUL MEDICAL
DISCOVERY,

SUOIFUIe

TICS

C.AUSIIII

NERVOUS RENTAL k PHYsIOkL DEBILITY.
LOWNESS of SPIRITS INDIGESTION, WANT of ENEMA.
PREMATURE DECLINE, Inth plain directions for PERFECT
ILLISTOKATION TO HEALTH AND VIGOUR IN A egw
DAYS.

The moot important hict that thew alazwoing complaints snal
sadly be removed
WITHOUT EDICISE.
Is berg clearly demonstrated, sal the entirely new sad highly_
succeeidul treatment, as adopted by the Author, 1 ully czpligoed
—by means of which
EVERY ONE IS ENABLED TO CURE HIMSELF

perfectly,nd at the least passible cost. Seut free on receipt of
two stamps
By W. MILL, Esq., M.L. Borkaoy House, South CrewmiL
Russell Square, London, W.C.
Tuna cowmen mum ASS so EASY and SIMPLE is
APPLICATION, rear ALL Can CUKE THEMSELVES
PRIVATELY, SUCCESSFULLY and at the SMALLEST COOT
In • TIM DOTS.
"The object of this extraordinary pobllmtou le to prove
bow Nervousness and ootaawaltaut ajsdii.can he allectuMly
and succeedully treated, end Use meet coatriael peed or the
, eatesey el this, that greatest of Whoa la theft
I by she nomasmo woo of ousel elhated."—Mulisal Mooed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

PRODUCE MARKET.

Only • moderate btudome ha. been transacted in the Produce
markets this week, but values generally hare not undergone
any important change.
For Sugar there Is not any improvement in the demand to
report; sales bane been quite trifling—Coffee tits realised
ectreme rates toe further slight advance. —ln the Tea market
the principal feature of interest has been the sales of Mem
which went off with spirit at 2d to 4,1 per lb. advance on late
low rates; in China tea there hug not been much passing, hut
the market is firmer—ln Rim on the spot we have little
business to report, but • good deal of business hal been done
In Bengal for arr.val.— Saltpetre quiet. —ln Spice. • more active
enquiry for White Pepper.
Cotton market quiet.
Ploatlng Jute firm ; on the spot alow.
In Metals the chief feature he been • rise of £.9. to £3 in
Straits Tim—Scotch Pig Iron hie relapsed 61—Cop Ar firmer;
Petersburg Tallow has ruled flat at unaltered priced.

HOP MARKET.
Boaoeon, IS. —Hops of the no growth arrive in good
quantities and sell steadily at fully previous prima. Other des-
ripilons are purchued toe limited extent at former curren•
ow. Reports continue unsetletactory. Mit end East
Kente, £3 to £7 ; Weald or !Lents, AS to ES Oe ;
LS to £415.; Farnham and Country, LA 10. to El ; olds, £1
101.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

WIDNISIDLY : Present, The Illaior (Jas. Milledge,
Esq.); Alderman Ailing, Councillors Talbot. R.
Thomas, Robertson, Webb, Vertu°, Welstord, Drew,
B..tts, and C. Eliot, with F. C, Steggall, E,q., Town
Clerk.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

p.m.

only

The Tickets are not transferable, ere available _
St the Stations named upon them, and only by the
Suoursion Train there mud bask.
Children under Thee. years Free j Three to Twelve,
Ooly ass ardele allowed al Lump Wei&
Adult bamps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

MORETON.

Caimray.—Mordo* v. °erns. —Os Tuesday last the
return match was played between these clubs on the
ground of the former, who shamed the victory on the
first innings, scoring 81, against 35 by the Cerne gentle-
men. In the second innings Owns made 110, but only
two of the Moreton snakes had Men for 25 when
time was called.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

CATTLE MARKETS.

ilmorourmi, 14.—We have • few more beasts than on
Ttiunday Met, but tbe demand Is good, and Monday'. quota-
tions are well malntalned, The supply of Englisn sheep Ix
very short ; they are consequently resifily disposed of at fully
late rates. There me • few more foreign; these also us sold
dear. Choice calves ace still In demand at high eaten Our
foreign supply condole of 630 bout*, 8,100 sheep, and 112
calves.
Best &Ma, Herefords
Best Short-horns
Second quality Beasts ..
Pigs . •
Best Do.wna & Half-bred',
Beet Long-wools,
Ewe. & second quality,

.. 6 Bto & 10
.. 6 6 to 6 8
.. 4 oto4 8
.. 4 4 to 6 8
.. 3 8 to 5 0
... 6 8 to 7 0
.. 6 6 4. 6 10
.. 6 4 to 5 8

feasts at market, 1,320, sheep and lamhs, 11,300; cxlvm.
449; and page, 35.
BalliOL, 14.—We had a rather shorter supply of beef on
otter to-day, the Irish consignment., numbering about 130 bead.
The demand was steady. and prices were a little better, beet
descriptions selling at 7s to 804, and middling and inferior
75. 1. 744 per Wee.. lOW,. nf •••.".1a
met with • slow sale at firm prices, 00 being given for be 4
webers, while ewes and mixed sorts sold ld per 11. cheaper.
Lamb was not so much in demand, but it was very dear.
There was a good supply of store cattle, numbering over
1500 herd ; trade was very dull, although the animals on offer
were of an exceedingly g iod description/ Mitch cows were
scarcer, and sold at prices more in favour of the buyer. The
supply of pigs were shorter tbAn last week, but they inet4with
• quiet sale at prices a trifle easier, bacon pigs selling at 10s fld
and porkers at lls per score.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

SZED 11APilT.

Our seed markets luve been fairly attended during the past
week, but the trade has been generally very quiet. Small
orders come to hand for Trifolium Incarnatuni. In clovers
and trefoils there is nothing pes•lng. Rye-grasses are advanc-
ing in price ; the Irbh crop is odd to be a falr one, but from
Scotiald bad accounu reach us. We buns. fair hiq=oim.
France for seed ablate. There is some business p
large blue peas. Welt. mustard seed Is quiet but firm. New
sowing rape seed must be quoted Ss to 45 per qr. dearer.
Winter tares being is Improved supply are now obtainable
on somewhat easier terms. For hemp and canary seed the
trade Is slow. Other arti,les unchanged.--John Shaw and
Sons, seed merchants, 16, Water-lane, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

V
IDOW W ELCII'S PILLS,
(LIAI3IIIeB
So long and justly oelebrated for their peculiar virtues,
its strongly recommended to the notioe of every lady
(baying obtained the sanction and approbation of moat '
gentlemen of the Medical Profession), as • safe sad
aluable medicine in effectually removing obstructions,
and relieving other isocuiveniences to which the female
frame is liable, especially those whioh at an early period
of life frequently arise from want of exerase and
general debility of the system they create an appetite,
cornet indigesenae, remove giddiness and nervous bead-
ache, and are eminently useful in windy disorderi,
shortoess of breath, and palpitation of the heart ; being
perfectly innocent they may be used with wdety in all
'masons and climates. . . . .

It is necessary, owing to the numerous imitations, to
warn the public that KLABISLIT'n i the only original
recopt, end has been prepered by the Keaniley (study
over eighty yews. Putcliaaers should see that ehch
hoz is wr.p.ped lii while paper, awl die Duce, "C.
Kr , is eograved oo the Gove mutat stamp.
otd ehmesale end retail by J. liwatinn and Sole, 150,
Oaford-str.et, London, cud by all mediums vendors
throughout the tenantry, ist box., price 2s. 9d. owl,
or by post for 36 postage stamps.
Just Published, Post Free for Two filtampa
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

RINGWOOD.

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FATAL ACCIDUT.—On Tuesdays man nsincd Jacob
Hunt, in the employment of the Bouth-Western Rail-
way Compsny,had been loading sleepers at the Helmsley
station, sod was passing between two carriages fur the
purpose of eoupling them, when he was naught by the
buffers as they oarce together with great form., end
sustained sash injuries that he survived only a qu rLr
of an hour. An inquest was held on Thursday, when
• verdict of" Accidental death" was returned. He
leaves a widow and three children.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

AGRICULTURE IN IRELAND.
MB GOVIIIIIIXINT bCIIOOLe.

Perhaps it Is not generally known that Ireland pod-
SCUM what England mipht well envy, Government
agricultural schools, duly supervised by Government
inApectors, and where childien are taught the theory
and prac. ice of farming. It would appear, however,
from the report of erre of the inspector+ of these a:hoots
that they are not performing the work which might be
expeatod of them. This gentleman calculates that if
four of the ten million acres of pasture in Ireland were
broken up and properly cultivated, the wealth of the
country would be increased by £3 an acre, or
£12,000.0U0. He believes also that if the remaining
sin million acres were gown with proper grasses and
sufficiently =inured, their value would be Increased
by 10i. an sere, which would add I:3,000,000 more to
the annual wealth of the country. An improved mild.
•ttion of the land In tillage would add a further sum
'of £5,51.0,000. The saving of the manure which Is
allowed to run to waste would yield £375,000 a year,
and the security of the hay in brdeer condition would
Increase the value of the crop by £1,520.000. A sum
of Cl 000,000 • year is lost by unskilful dairy-women;
• further ~ituu of £8,000,000 by can-less selection and
rearing of live stock ; arid another sum of £3,000,000
by thaellieient drainage. Here, then, is • total of about
1.11.01.0,000 which might be added to the wealth of
Ireland even without bringing into cultivation the
thourands of acres of waste laud which now exist In
the country.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

LEATHER MARKET.

There ht. been no change of Importa,ce. Very few fresh
goods hive been reevived,liand price• show a further tendency
upwards. English butts of all kinds, offal, and shoulders are
In active rcquiet. Light dreeieg hides, calf-sties, and horse
Mc. sell on srlvil at full twice.. Raw market hides ere
Pearce, and last week's prices are steadily maintained.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

AIL CORDS LED THE BACKWATER.

In coosequenoo of the resolution of the Councl res-
pecting Mr. Comic's report, the Town Clerk had been
In n,mmuniaation with Mr. Condo, and had reoeived a
letter from hit manlier, as follows :
"2, We.lington Chambers, Victoria-street, Westminster,
" 12th September, 1571.
" Dam' 8116-1 hare to Inform you that 1 have recei.ed a
letter this morning from Mr. COW°, who I, at present on the
Continent. Ile ha. desired me to any to reply to your recent
lettere, that he will write to you, and fin the earliest possible
day, after his return, for attending at We) mouth. It appears
I, Mr. Coode that it might save time and earrioi if the Board
would Instruct you to bend him in writinf ouch qac-stions as
they may wish answered, and ii Orl receiving Mr. Cootie's
replies the Board should still whh him to attend, he would, of
course, be quite ready to do so,
"I an, tWar Sir, yours faithfully,
WILLIAM LUMP.

"F. C. Steggsll, Esq., ke., Sc., &c., We..);OL-tb."
The delay was int.ch regretted; but the Board
seemed to think it would be useless to send written
questions to Mr. Coode,
Mr. WILLBNOILD and Mr. DELEW suege,ted that if any
member bad any questions they might be written and
sent.
The 11 aeort said the question must be grappled with
in real good earnest, and although it would be an ex.
pensive matter, still the Board ought to face it, and
by tiding the expense over • number of years, it would
be more tolerable for the ratepayers.
Mr. WELBFORD premed that Mr. Condo should be
asked to attend at the earliest possible moineot, and
this was agreed to.
Mr. Vih7llll suggested that in the meantime the
outlets of the drains should be trapped.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

FORDINGBRIDOS.

Ttiz FORMITI3B. —On Monday the members of " The
Vele of A,011" Court of the Ancient Order of Foresters
celebrated their third anniversary by a dinner at the
Crown Hotel, ably presided over by Mr. Hannan. The
court has a espies' of nearly £BO, and the number of
snembersis silty-two, most of whom are youog

CHRISTCHURCH.
Illoincmc.—The annual morating for the eleoti .11 of
Mayor rod other oorporats Odom' took place on Thurs-
day. Mr. James Semp-Wsob was elected Mayor,
Meson. George Bagshot and John Brown,a were re-
sleeted constable', Mr. filtaph•n Read was re 01. oted
bailiff, Mr. Thomas Jones was elected ale-taster, and
William Joseph Preston, hayward.

WINCHES TSB..
FOOT AND MOOTS DIIIIANL—There have been 24
fresh outbreaks during the last week, and 530 cattle
64 sheep, and 72 pigs are dimmed.
HANTS YIIONANIT CAW/LAT.—The B, 1), ezl F
troops assembled at Winehester, on Saturday morning
WI, end prooseded by rail to join the otinpai,;ning
easy In the north-sast ol the county.

fal tits hire.
_..---
SALISBURY.

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&notDL—Om Friday altornoon an elderly man named
NAM Penfoid, residing in Endless-street, left be I,lainirs
apparently to take a walk, but shortly after three no, vl,erved
by two women suspends.] by the neck from the bough of a I
it,. in the College Perk. Their attention was attract,' to him
by Ma death struggles and the groans which he sAtc rel. They
called a oung man named Topp, walking in the park, end he
to the Waterworks, for a knife to cut the r.f Ic. The
engine tenter, Crook, returned with him, and mu. the man
down, but life was extanct. Deemed, before committing the
terrible act. had removed a bush out of the way y tying it to
owe side with a piece of string, in order, it is prewuned, that
hls haat might not coma in contact •ith it. A razor ea, IOWA!
In one of his pockets. Recently be bad complained of violent
pains in his head, and it is thought that his brain we
elected.

BROAIDCHALKE:
Tau LASS Dl. ROWLAND WILLIAIDL—It is
to have a memorial in the church in thi+ place, in
remembrance a the Dee. Dr. !Lowland William., tke
ISM TINY%

AMESBURY.
INJOltIle TO STONIZZ3IO3.—A "Vacation Itembl,:r
writes in the netts of Thursday:" Passing through
allillhort. on my way to Giciatonbury, 1 avaird myself
of the opportunity to revisit Stonehenge. Thirty years
1101 oletoed since I wee last there; and sorry indeed
was I to sso not the ravages that time had made' bet
the demolition which had been affected by the h,iitd of
Inen* ThSre WI" laaaY vliitoes, and a constant *hipping
el atoms broke the solitude of the plebe. I overheard
the following Oialogae. machotio who bad just
&seised a stone jar of beer ejaculated, If I had known
Iftlie these was no one to look after the place I would
ha,* boosuglit a hammer and chisel." So would I,'
said, la slickly. hie toroPooloo- KT object in writing to
you, is to bring the nuttWr before the notice oi the
IStoteisAor, whoever he may be, mid to suggeskthat
was means may he taken to preserve for future lg. ne•
rations the most remarkable monument of antiquity in
this island.*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

ILELCOHBE REGIS CHURCH ELECTION.

The meeting for the election of lay repretentatives
of St. Mary's parish, was held on Wednesday last, at
the Natioual schoolroom. Toe meeting was not
numerous, the following being present :—Mr. 0, it.
Crickmay in the chair, Mr. Jas. Matadi. (Mayor), Mr.
Robertson, Mr. R. if. Eliot, Mr. G. Andrew,. Mr.
Hopkins, Mr. J. Talbot. Mr. Norman, Mr. B. S.
Milledge, Dr. Lush. Kr. G. Mot, Mr Smith, Mr. Pegs,
Mr. itwayne. kc.
The CuelamAs. having explained the object of
tie meeting. and the prooredinp which led to it. said
the pollee was worded so as to give the meeting the
perliasitia.
rued a
imirel elhookeatiogatellorseirear=tisistedvill or
rued
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

HEALTH Of THI TOWN.

Dr. T 11011) stated that for tee week ending Sept. 2,
there were threo freM ca-es subsequent to their hat
meeting, two in Ileloombe Regis, and onein Weymouth.
The MAYOR believed one of the oases came from
Sturminater Newton.
Dr. TIZARD (motioned that last week, ending Sept. 9,
there was only one fresh case, and from thence up to
the present time, not one case had been reported to
him from any source. He WU very pleased to tell them
that the patient at the hospital is convalescent, and he
hoped to discharge her next Saturday.
The Marin was very glad to hear such a favourable
report—that they sere without a single came.
Yr. Tamest, said Mr. Talbot had suggested that Dr.
Thard should give • general report of the health of the
town, in order that it might be published. He under.
stood the death-rate in the town is extraordinarily
low. He also spoke of the disadvantage to Weymouth
from being included in the Registrar General's returns
In • &Whit comprising several parishes whose death
rate was different from that in the town where the
number of attacks from any kind of disease is very
smalL
Dr. TIZULD also thought the return should refer
only to • sub-distriot containing the town.
Mr. Deem remarked how difficult it is to disabuse
people of the idea that all the deaths occurring in the
Registration district have happened • the to In 13 WO.

TheiL&TOR noticed that when the disease broke out
in Weymouth, the Begistree Gonna wee apprised
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

WOOL. MARKET&

BouppmD, I&—Th. transact! Ma in wool have been very few
and small. Staplers hold out for extreme quotations, which
tend to prevent business to any great extent The limited
buainees doing is chiefly in good wethers and lustre sorts. The
lower dead iptions of wool are in malerata request. There
is SD active demand for abort wools. Botany wools particu-
larly are in good request, and prices are, d anything,
stiffer.
LO9DOS, Ilth.—The fourth series of London colonial wool
Wes commenced this evening with the following e :
3,292 bales fiy Joey ; 1,836 bales New Zealand; °.44taleCey
Adelaide ; j 4 bales Pert Phillip' total, 6,535
was a barge attendance of both home and foreign wryer..
Bidding' were 406,44, and prices a. cumpared with the
closing rates of last sales ruled for theca and groasy kinds, ld
per lb. higher • scoured, led higher. The arrivals in on.
competm 42,00'7 hales Sydney ; 28.539 bales Port Philip; 1,00
bales Van Diemen" Land ,• 8,544 bales Adelaide; 384 bales
Swan River; 38,485 bales New Zealand; 81,395 balm Cape'
total, 138,870 Wm. Toe series as at preseut arrasupol is to
last until the 11th Octobber, to be followed as usual by sales
Of low weola
After • temporary lull the market for English wool is again
Amer, and with good reason, since stocks are extremely low,
and staplers are aware that directly miumlec,urere have
misted up the parcels bought some weeks duce, they will not
*4. 014110 to pay present rata, but probably am much
coo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

PROVISION MAR K ETS.

Of fresh butter the supply is ample for the demand, and
the quality thie week Mews Improvement, First clears off at
1:e, secoode at 141. third. at 15s, west country at 15s to NM,
zd inferior at 13;to 140 per dozen.
For the beet qualities of foreign butter, se well as good
seconds, there le a steady demand. Fins Friesland to-day
realised 132 e to 184.; Jamey., 06. to 116. ; Normandy. One,
1244 to 128 s, extra 131 to 1313., good 112+ to I and interior
90+ to 104.; Leer, 1041 to toll; Kampen 12,5. to 124 e ; mud
Zwoll• lig+ to 116 s per eim.
Lard continue. to meet a slow mie at quotations. Irish.
Waterford bladdered. Igie to 72.; Keg,, 00s to 64e; American,
barrel, good to One. 485 to 504.
Bacon market quiet. Irish, Wsterford aizeable 70e to SO*,
f.0.b.; Cork sizeable 70s to 74.; Limerick eizeable, 63s to 72.;
Hambro' Bacon, heavy, 64e and fele ; demble, 68e to 7 ite ;
Kiddies, American short, 36. to 40s.
Fitie email Hams saleable. Limerick, small, per cwt. 909 to
100.; York, small, 90e to 101 s; Cumberland, Sgs to 945.
For really fine English Cheese (firm and sound) there le a
moderate inquiry. Really good Cheshire lumps are also fairly
saleable at reasonable price. In Americ tn there Ma been a
good busload doing since our last at prima varying from about
40. to 514 per cwt.. The flima Factory Cheese is rather firmer ,
in tone. Cheshire, One new, 70. to 741, beet
00s 1e.04e, Derby, pale and coloured 761 to 110 s, Berkeley, thin
761, Somerset and Cheddar Tis to Wiitehire, double, new
Ns to 70s, thin, ths to 525, loaf, 74s to7oe, Cheddar. loaf, new
74e to 765, pines, old 56e, Scotch cheddar, old &le to 70e.
Foreign cheese, per cat, Edam Ots to 625, Clouds 424 to 541,
Derby Gouda, bOs to Ho, American,new 424 to 66r.
Iliuup'y of Escgo short, and demand limited. Scotch, per 120,
Ss Od ; Irish, Se Gal : French, small, 6.; French, large, Ss Od ; ct.
Maio. Ss ; Spaniab, Ts ; 04end, Se 6d.
Cosa, 13.-Our butter exchange received for the week
ending this day 13,500 firkin*, averaging 2,230 daily. There
I. • luisk demand for all qualities at arhancing rates. We
quote Salted lets 0., and kat le, sad 4th. 21 over Ma week's
rum,
At this day's market 1,900 firkins were for inspection. Salted
Ude advanced 3. and 3rds and 4th. 2s.
Prima, gmb.--dlalted las 127.6.1. 2nds 120. 6d, 3rd. 1074 6d,
4th, 90. 6.1, sth. &Se Od, tithe 534 (AL Mild lsm 130 s Gd, tuts
123+111d, and grele 115 e ed.
Devisee, Sept 14.-Current prices :-Milk butter, par
per lb, 1. 3.1 to Is ; whey do., lid to le.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

SEWING MACHINE.
IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS.

m A If L FAMILY I
MACHINE.
Hee never before competed with ewers with mt being awarded
a prize, havin.: already utAntnell Five Pain Ilmotbs.
Price Four Gaines' and upwarda—Proapectume sad TWA-
modals free by post. Aewarrs WAITID.
TAYLOR'S PATENT SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
Gross Drlfileld ; London Dspoe, liolbarn VltAuctv


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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-19

METROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET.

Stifflingua 'Ch.—There were limited suppliei of meat on
to-day. The demand vrea dow.but prowl were' well sported.
—Beef, from 3. 8.1 to fa 4.1; mutton, es to 6. 04 ; tob
0. 0,1; veal, 5.04 to 5s ad ; and pork, 3.8 d to 5e 4d per 817 s by
the carcam.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

"IP' ;1-i'-d

MR. DISRAELI AND TILE WREN.

Mr. Disraeli presided on Tuevlay at ali t home
f.itival at Hughenden, near his country seat The
Tight honourable gentleman carefully refrained from
',Attest sllusiona, and contented bin self a ith a
".y tic on Hoe helium:pm capabilities nd activity of
the queen. He romowhae astorhhed his bearers,
however, by smarting that her Majasty is "physically
d morally" incapacitated from poi hr public
od active duties, sod by regr,tttug lb ,t "a long time
mint elapse' before she will scain be able to undertake
thew. A London correspondent say so greet woe the
cameternation caused by this unexpete.ed alumni,:
announcement that at the cemelusion of to right Lou.
genlenian's speech, the reporter pre,ent for the l'resa
,visociation inquired of him whether he malty intended
to use the words "and morally.' "Most errtoinly I
thl," re plied the ex-Preuzier, "I weed the word ad.
visedly; but if you consider the expression too strong,
you may substitute the word 'virtually' for 'morally."
The 'opener, however, telogr•ptied the speech as it was
.pulwa, but the word "morally" was struck out by
several of the newspaper&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

817.1) MARKET.

--
The trade ahowa vey little alteration &ince last report.
Clover neglected. Trdoils fires. Trillium quiet. Wintor
tares cheaper. New rapeeeed a good inquiry, st the retold
'dream Woolard mesa unaltered. Sowing De 10 per yr
dearer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

;1,0111•0,

CHARGE OF MUILUEI4

-
At the Rotherham l'ulicemourt, en Mend •y, Mr.
W diem Collitison. thcm:st at t, of Roth,' non,
leought fl t. mut d elleiced with having (MOW!
sth Of Elias 1.7 le), '27 yews , hy using an
n1.11UtO• Igt KOI, it it to OrOOUtO Ii riloli. The
seshine was to the effect that the deceoel ma 10 a
do,g declaration to the efleet that shu swot pregnant by
tL, prisoner. that she went to his shop. where iu bank
r„,fle. he performed the operation upon her, and thet
gr. was sulanquently prematurely delivered of a dead
.bag, which she teenaged to got conveyed to an nisei,.
sae died on the 11th 4 Seetttuber front p ritonitil,
bought on by miscarriage. At • pi modem
essininstiun no maths of voilence were found on the
body el thu deceased. At the coroner's inquest tho
jury returned a verdict of "Manslaughter" against the
prooner. The bench committed the prisoner to the
s,at Leeds .I.wlt on • charge of murder. Bail was
fur and refused.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

WOOL MARKETS.

LOXDOS, Sept. 2L—There was no change lit tomight's sale,
which permed off with good spirit, prices ruling firm for all
fiescriptions.
Basmroan, 2Stb.—The wool market remains very quiet.
TIMUISCUOIII are very few, and confined chiefly to lustre and
demi-lustre eerie. Staplers are still asking extreme ratm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

-110 P MARKET.

Bowsaw, 211th.—In new hops a good business has been Van.
wanted, and prices have had an upward tendency. Yearlings
hays being moderately inquired after, and are steady in value.
lad and but Kent; XV to £l2 111. ; Went! of Kenta. LS 10.
to £lO 10s ; Busses, £7 Ss to LS its; Farnham and Country.
£II to £l5. Yearling, and East Kent, £3 to £8 10.;
W wad of Kent. LS to LS Its; Sussex, £3 to £6; Farnham
and Country, IA 10. to £8; olds, SI to Al 10, per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

C a ICKERELL.

--
Haltom Homs—The farmers of this village Delo-
brated the in-gathering of their crops by having a united
harvest home on Thorsdej. The church was most
artistically decorated with flowers, wneat-eheaves.fruit,
and other produce of the earth. The floral deoorations
were undertaken by the rector end hl, wife, Miss O.
Gorton, Mies Payne. and Miss R. Lever- On the
baptismal font were displayed the most luscious fruits,
whilst at its bass were the produce of the kitchen garden.
Over the arch leading into the chancel were the words,
"He reserveth unto us the appointed weeks of the
harvest." The pulpit and reading desk were decorated
with some of Flora's ohoicest productions, whilst there
was a bunch of wheat-sheaves and flowers on the Com-
minion table. In various other parts of the church
there were sheaves of wheat and flowers, and the pillars
wore decorated; in feet. It seemed that every available
spot was crowded with flowers. The Rector read the
first portion of the prayers, and the Rev. V. Raminte,
senior curate of Holy Trinity, Weymouth, the coo.
do.dinfi_part. The lint lemon was read by 1147'
C. W. Money, curate of Covey, and the emend by I/Ase
Rev. F. Fisher, vicar of Fleet. The preacher was the
HAT. R. O. Pigott, roam of Wyk", who deliver/ an
eircensat arum tam tie wool/ "G• 4 h A
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

RSTABLISHMRHT OP A PAROCHIAL
COUNCIL:
. - -

The Bishop of Salsbury having sharked • Diocesan
Synod, the Rev. TM:mph Bennett, of Tuthill. haa 84abliehaa
• Parochial Council as &nimble by parity of reasotneg. At the
firm meeting on Monday, nearly all the oommunlcanta of Use
Toiler and Wynford EsgM aineenbied. Mr. Bennett mid there
were very many things on which he desired their co-opernilon
and advice--such al a night sch.sil, clothing and shoe club.
Wmtitet lending. ttsc. Ile would al., with to hear from them on
a future ommaion, if they wished more frequent communiuus.
Mr. W IL Dawkins, churchwarden, strongly advocated night
etboole, and mid labourers ought to send their young people
that they might be able to reckon up their wenn,. and net be
like • man who wag • labourer on hM last tarm, sad who did
hit "book-keeping" by scoring a long chalk line, for seeb day
6drocebev"divorZantb, °end
64ablidUn'uthii: discbrieShi.usiliolifillaaUgdc°nletalbili'pOMPoool2lrTig.. "n"x4
Tuesday. when all the Made of femme, in the two perishes are
expected to Miemd, The Osman pnennwe lo be bosh PePulle
and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

BOAT ACCIDEN r IN TILE BRISTOL CHANNEL

TWO MEN DROWNED.

Three hobblers, named Richard Clanoey, Michael
Collins, and William Brian, lett Newport on Friday
morning in small boat to take captain's papers to • ship
lying at the Spit. .Ifter leaving the Usk, the sea run-
ning high and the wind blowing strong, they failed to
reach the ship, and were driven seaward. A sadden
squall cspeirid the boat. and Brain and Collins were
drowned. Clancy, while clinging to the boat, cut away
his clothee, and alter swimming two miles was rescued
off Cardiff Sands by • tog-boat.

THE QUEEN &ND HER DUTIES.
Mr. Disraeli on Tuesday presided at the annual dinner
of the llnghenden Horticultural Society. In proposing
the health of the Qeeen,the right hon. gentleman spoke
of the doep and general regret felt at the Illness under
which her Majesty had Istely been suffering, and ex•
pressed an eeriest hope for the speedy recovery of the
Royal invalid. He testified to the unflagging attention
which the Sovereign had at all times devoted to the
laborious duties which devolved upon her,and reminded
his hearers that every despatch reoeived from abroad,
or sent from this country, was submitted to the Queen.
Her judgment and her experience were now of the great-
est value to her Ministers, and he gave expression to a
I heartfelt wilt that a reign which had been distinguished
I by public duty and privets virtue might be prolonged
for many years to come.

NEw Lioneamo BILL.—The John Ball Axles that a
new Lieensing Bill is being diraughted for lilrli.fielwtn-
lbbotson, M.P. Its leading features will be entire non-
interference with existing interests. whether of licensed
victuallers or beerhowiekeepers, but it will provide
that no fresh liceuses shall be granted for beerhouses•
The Bill will prin.cribe Ow maximum number of houses
tivit in future will bo allowed in any district, but will
leave discretion to the helloing authorities as to issuing
thelf ell number of lieen,e,.
The Magma says the trade will probably be unsettled
for the next we..k or two, owing to the advance in
. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

BRIDPORT.

THANKSGIVING FiJit THE Ilmivser.—On Sunday
tho ihmumglving service* were held, and Um parish
church wow licatiWul.y and tastefully decorated. The Bev. J.
U. Weolissigh was the preacher. The alma amounted to F. 5 15e
lid, and were devoted to the Curate' Auginent•Uon Fund.
A• • proof of the prosperity of the trade of firlf port,
no Imo than the scents of large tonnage have been di/wheal/41g
their ceegoe• of 5.511, end fl“ from Itiga for the principal
merchant. here during the pad ten dap
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

I)uro,lester,

CRIME An 13 TURNPIKR ROADS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY G IVEN.—That the
TOLLS arising at the several Toll Gates called
OT known by the Dames of PUDDIEG KRAL' OATS. (his
Posy GATE, and DOCItinItT GATE, will be LET by
AUCTION, 'abject to inch coalitions as will be then
and there produced, to the best bidder, at the New Ins,
In Circe Abbe.. hi the ()minty of Dorset, chi WEL).
NESOAY the 2.1 h day of oeroßEit next, between
. ,
the Lours of at noon and Two o'clock in
the afternoon of the sun° day, Cm one year eorninene•
leg on the first de), of Januvry. 1572. at Twelve o'clock
at nOOO, in Cho manner directed by the Act of Perlis.
meat passed in the third year of the lei,ps of Ilia late
*sleety King Geer,m the Fourth, "For Regulating
Turnpike Neck" which said Tolls produced last rear the
sum of £290 above the expanses of collecting them, and
will be put up at that sum.
Whoever happens to be limo best bidder muit at the
lime time pay one month in advanee of the rent at
which such Tolls may bd let, and give security with
sufficient sureties to the satiafactiou of the Trustees of
the said Turnpike for payment of the remainder of the
money monthly.
Dated at Dorchester the Vol day of September, Ib7l.
O.J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees of the said Turnpike Roads.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

LEATHER MARKET.

At Leadenhall a good demand for prime heavy sole leather,
both English and foreign, and an lucre:end enquiry for offal
and shoulders, which, with light butte .1%11 kinds, are scarce
and wanted. Light droning and .haved hide+, bona hides,
and call akins command very high rates on arrival.
ithw
market hider are in good request, at Lail week'. prices.

PRODUCE MAILIELT.
The Increasing demand for money, which haa resulted Ina
further advance of the bank minimum to 4 per cent., haa bad
no particular 'lithium° on the produce markets. On the con-
trary, the speculative demand for amoral article...bee conUnued
very lively, and the transactions in saltpetre and pepper have
been extensive, especially in the former, at a considerable
advance in the value. For sugar there has been a better en-
quiry. Prime, though not quotably dearer, have slightly ad-
vanced. Coffee a good business: Cocoa flrux 111 cc Brim
White pepper rather higher. Prices have daily advanced,
eee the nee for the woo; .iteimts 1,. niarly is pm cwt. Jute
firm: The metal market los been inanimate. Petersburg
tallow. meeting an Unproved demand, has risen to 45sGd for
old, and 44e for new on the spot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

MIL ULADISTONK AT OLA3GOW.

The freedom of the city of Atm riken was on Tuesday
pree nted to Mr. Gladstone, in the presenoe of •
distinguished company of citizens. In reply, the right
eon. gtuth wan dwelt upon the energy and self•reliance
ihewn by the county of Aberdeen in the matter of the
cattle plague, which to said indicated • form of home
nib, which all men must admire. With regard to the
ciy for home rule raised across the Channel, he was
glad to kern that it did not mean the breaking up into
fragments of the United Kingdom ; but if Ireland
were entit!ed to home rule he protested that Scotland
and Wake had an equal claim to it. Ito comniented
ile• apparent di.regard of Scotch legislatimi, and
pointed out that the measures which occupied Partite
ment were as much &atoll as Englieb. Ile, however,
premised that tbo Bootee E iteration Bill should have
precedenco of any English measure next se,sion. The
right hem gentleman observed that Parliament was
imitated, and it was becoming nu re and more one of
the most serious questions of the day whother.it would
out he po sible to so readjust its machinery es to give
greeter facility arid exeedlition in the despatch of
those large portions of its busieess which arc either
in social, or non-political. Mn. Gladstone subs
...meetly received • deputation from the Trades
Comma.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

CATTLE MARKETS,

181.11TOL, Sept. 28.—Very full eupply of bed. Large at-
tentlarww and a fair business. There was a marked reduc-
tion in prima Beet deecriptions sold at from 76s to 73e
per cwt, and only in one or two instances was a little
more money made, while inhisihng beef sold at front OM
to 72a. Barka overstocked with sheep, about 2000 arriv-
ing from Ireland; demand active, Mat wethers selling
at PO, and in a few cues .2 91.1 per lb, while owes and
Inferior sorts sold at bi' ti Few lambs from Ireland
of very prime quality, and realised 10.1 and 10id per lb.
Store cattle from Ireland about 1,000 head, in indifferent con-
diUon. They met a very active demand at late raid. Very
limited supply of much cows, demand dull, with drooping
prices. Of pigs we received about 1,600 from Ireland ; alll
sold, bacon pigs realising lits 64, and porkers Ils and Ils 8d
per more.
Mrraorcarrsi, Sept. 28. —Trade excessively dull, and clear-
ance not effected, although lower prices submitted to. Sheep
small business, on lower term.. Calves lower. Our foreign
supply candela of 436 beagle, 6,000 sheep, and 179 calves.
Beet Scots!, Hereford .......3 4 to E. 8
Beet Short-horns 5 2 to 5 6
Second quality 3 0 to 4 4
Calves.. .. • • .. 38to 5
Pig
Best D.owns & Half-hreds, 0 4 to 0 8
Brat Long-wrote, 0 0 to 0 4
&ma & second quality, .. Bto 5 4
Beast, at market, LOKI ; ahcep and limb', 11.030; calve*,
476; and pigs, 80.

METROIVLITAN MEAT MARKET.
fiumirusbn, averago vuppliev of moat on sale
at tat market to-day. The dernandlwas inactive, and prime
favoured buyem luterior bed, from 3. 8d to Is ; griddling
ditto, ts 44 to le Od ; prime lance ditto, 4.84 to 44 104;
prime 'midi ditto, be to Se Si ; veal, 4. 84 to be 4d; inferior
mutton, 411 to 4. ; middling ditto, be to bs 4d; prime
ditto, b. Ma to be 84 ; large pork, 3e. 8d to ls 4d ; small ditto,
to bs 24 ; per 8154 by the carcase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

LATEST NEWS.

I
REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
The "Mark Lane Express" of to-day says— 1.
uch rain efallen—partly at the close of week
before last, and 5,111 Lime during the past week,
with variable hut seasonable temperature. All
this livery opportune for ploughing, and a fresh
start will he gi run to grass aa well as esculents.
That we have a short crop there is now no
question; were we to take the small deliveries
as a guide this would be alarming, but our best
accounts are below the mark, and our estimate
that the entire yield will not exceed three
quarter& per acre we fear was fully justi-
fied. But the claws of France need exami-
nation, though prices in that country bevel been
maintained there The rural population of France
greatly out numbers that of cities, and
the French peasantry are content with coarser
cereals than wheat if they find it more to their
Interest to sell rather than to consume the more
ixpensive food. This year oat porridge, barley
weed, and pulse are at their command, with
erly potatoes, chestnuts, and maize all available
o fill the void. Yet the fact that lieth these
vuntries are short has so wrought on the public
nind, that though some markets followed Lou-
ion on its Monday's decline, at several places
here has since been a rise as well as in London
self on the last market.

MARK-LANE, Tun DAY.
Market strong. Wheat, Englimb, ONE to
WO SHILLINGS DEARER, according to
andition ; foreign fully Two Shillings dearer.
lour, town, unaltered; Country and American
arks realize fully One Shilling more money.
srley firm. Oats advanced Sixpence on the
ek. Maize, One Shilling more money, Beans
:pence, and peas One Shilling dearer.
fish—wheat, 11,190 ; barley, 13,492 ; oats,
305 ; flour, 13,218. Forelgn—wheat, 43,958;
.ey, 15,697 ; oat; 65,244; maize, 6,204;
or, 582 sacks and 11,258 barrels.

WETROPOLITAN CATTLE, THIS DAV. I
erices of choice and better descriptions of
4 are unaltered, and buyers report fully as
r. Foreign supply of beasts large, and in
leas of demand. A reduction on all inferior
nes is submitted to, and the choicer breeds
vs also • downward tendency. Trade gene-
Lly slow and iheavy, and a clearance very ,
ibtful. Quotations of choice English mutton I
'altered; sales, however, slow, and inferior
mods drooping. Foreign arrivals large and
ads dull at • reduction of two to fourpence
c stone. Good calves firm ; other kinds an-
/aged. Pork steady. Beef, 3. 10d to 54 ;
utton, 4a 8d to 6410 d ; veal, 4s 2d to 64 2d ;
.rk, 3. 4d to 4. Bd. Total supply—beasts,
120 ;sheep and lambs, 20,530; calves, 2410;
Igs, 170 : of which foreign—Beasts, 32,120 ;
asep and lambs, 11,800; calves, 250.

PROVISIONS,
_Tins DAY.

Butter: Irish dull, and prices barely sup-
ported. Foreign also dull, and quotations
iomewhat lower. Friesland, 130 a. to 1325.
Baoon : Irish cheaper, Cork and Limerick
being 4.5. lower. Foreign and American dulL
Haas: Fine quality continue scares and dear.
Cheese market irregular. American Colia. to Cris.
for finest sorts. Lard dull.

MONEY MARKET, This DAY.
Comas, 92 and 13-16 tbs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

MONETARY ADVANCE&

rionti 110( k TO LSND.—A Genii*-
"t" N-P man, recently returned hoes
!Wroth Africa, having emaseed • ooniiderable mount
(and now connected with numerous Private OspLtaliste)e
is open to regotiate (promptly) Advanties or Cs& to att
respectable persons (male and female), in emanate
varying from 1:10 to £5OO, on their 11014 Of howl along,
or leases, kc., at 4) per cent. fur any term up to lien
years. Repsyments Wren by °ray instalment., exteed,
,ng over the full trim, or in one sum, at the eat of •
period, as may be desired. All busirows transacted mitt
the utmost prive,4, anti free from law or alien charges.,
not sir profit not being sough).
Address in perfect confidence, Mr. G. T. Luau, Ilk
Coniptou-strat, Cierkenwell, badoa' 1.0., maim
exact &mount required, Lon tamable, milli* k Irk,
fa &Wm this. limps hr »pls.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-10-03

Nampobtrt.

FOOT•AND-Ilours Diaraer.—This disease le limo/sing
smoupt the oatUe in tido county. The last return.
ehow that there were remaining diaeased :—Csttle,7Bs ;
sheep, 67 pip, 75.
TIM 60111 Area's ROYAL RITLZIL —The 4th battalion,
ea
mumedingly strong one, strived at Wincbattor by
railway from Aldershot on Thursday,under the commend
af (blond Hawley, and headed by It. fine bend marched
bac 'umiak; which on Wednesday and Thursday had
boa vacated by Use remainder of the 46th Regiment
sod ti• 66111 depot.
TEI MIMI OP SOOTHAMPTON. —We oosatinuo to
moire maeouraging accounts of the health of South-
metes' sad form these we gather the very 'add eatery
Information that all trams of malignant disorders have
wuosambect to the attention and application which the
eaultery Committee and the medical men of the neigh-
bourhood have brought to beer on the trying abeam-
Assess which have characterised the season just
111010 d.

girt— lam 011.11111101.0010• L Assocunos's POULTIT
BROW.—A satt•dat. of this show has hien just issued
mid the extent of the abases end value of the Cups and
poion gaits sqltal those of former years. There are
wilawsn silver cups offered, varying from three guinea.
So ran &peas in value, and money prises as at previous
Thom are tWalliy-ATO aIIIMIN for poultry, mud
raradr.; pop& Fourteen elegises for pigeon; and •
larp array of prises for sago birds, which has always
boon a mast atainotios and szeelleutdepartmentof them
umelnp.