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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

MANCHESTER.

SUPPOSED DOUBLE MURDER NEAR

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Yarietit.fs.

Leffal.

EAftTEK TERL—On the tenoning of the common law
offices on Wednesday last, at the termination of the
holidays, the list of the several conrts were
exhibited for the appnisehing term, commoncing
onyesterday. The aggregate number of the arrears in
the three courts is I;VJ mitre, fie. There are 44 rules in
the Queen's Bench, 41'• in the Coo aaaaa on Pleas, and 49 in
the Licheiluer. 1,, the Queen's Itesich there are twenty
rules in the new hid Roper. 15 in the opecial paper, and
9 enlarged rules. In the Court of Common Pleas there
are five enlarged rules, 10 in the new trial list, two
matters waiting the judgment of the Court. 25 demur-
rers, aml four caseo for special argument ; while, in the
Court of litchequer, .4 errors and appeals there are 14
For argument. and one for judgment. an the iwreutntoty
paper there are two rule* for judgment awl seven for
argument, Anil in the ncw Libel paper oeven for judg-
meut and 19 for argument. The C•IIWC of "Swinfen e.
Lord clieltusfore atando for judgment. It was notified
on Wednesday at the Judges' chambers that the Lord
Chancellor would not receive the judges at his mansion
on the first day of Easter Tern, according to the usual
custom.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

Rgriculturt.

AGITATION AGAINST THE MALT-TAX. A special
meting of the Ipswich Fanners' Club was convened on
Tuesday evening, for the purpose of organizing, if pus-
possible. a campaign against the malt-tax. No fewer
than sevi.n resolutions were proposed and adopted, the
speakers being all tenant fanners, or persons engaged in
agricultural 'pursuits. A great variety of arguments
were urged against the e..ntinuance of the tax, it being
0/.6606.1641 tioa4 opogrolGr.A injuriearly oat/. morals
comforts of the labouring classes, that it seriously cur
tailed the conauniption of barley, and impeded the ope-
rations of the agriculturist by preventing the use of
malt for idowit-iceiling purposes, that it was unfair to
reduce duties on foreign wines and spirits, and still to
itihject the national beverage—beer—to heavy taxation,
and that it would he unjust, as recently proposed, to
compel the 'British maltster to pay his duty within a
Welted period, while foreign nick was to be allowed to
remain in bond. The meeting pronounced the tax inju-
rious to British farmers. as ;mincers of barley and
meat, and declared it unjust and indefensible under the
present free-trade spas:in. It was also resolved that
those parts of the budget of Mr. GladMene relating to
the aslxiiuuioi, of French wines and foreign malt, unso-
companied by any reduction he the duty levied us melt,
produced at home, were mien unjust to the producer of
British barley and the couturier of British beer.
Several of the speakers counselled the commencement
of an organized agitation on the subject, and a committal
was appointed to consider the practicability of establish-
ing an anti•malt tax Association. A suggestion was made
that the proposed society should not be merely • local
effort, hut that it should have it. headquarters In the
metropolis, and endeavour to enlist the sympathies of
all classes of the public. It was stated that Sir Fitzroy
! Kelly, M.P., proposes to submit's° or three resolutions
on the question to the House of Commons, and on Tues-
day • deputation of the members of the club waited
upon the hon. and learned gentleman to express the
views of the meeting, and generally to afford Miu infor-
mation and assistance. The meeting resolved to COIIII3III.
'akar° all views to every member of the House of Com-
mons, awl a subscription wait coinmeneed to defray the
expenses incident to the movement. The progress made
in the formatiou of the proposed association will be re-
ported in a few days; and from the tone assumed on the
subject by the agricultural press and other circumstances;
it seems probable that a strenuous effort will be made to
keep the question—which is one of especial interest to
the eastern counties, as they produce the best malting
barley—before the public.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

TO FARMERS, TRADESMEN, AND

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ruw.,rs, at front 3 to 5 per cent. interest, according to the
nature of the wieuritic,—Apply to Messrs. ANNUM, 68,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

AMERICA.

PRILPARATIONI FOR Inc PRINCR Or WALES IN
eisins.--Tenders have been received and accepted (or
the erection of a building, in which iv to be hold a grand
Pnmvincial Exhibition at the petted of the Prince's
It ion:den led to be a permanent structure of glass and
iron, and is to be erected under the auspices of the
Board of Arts and Agriculture, and to be devoted here.
after to the furtherance and encouragement of the
apecial objects it has in charge. The Government
intend nutting a grant of 20.000 dollar' in aid of the
pment exhibition, which is intended should be on such a
scyle as to impress favoorably our intended visitors,
and enable them to take away with thew wino correct
notions as to our resources, and the advance* we hare
made in those arta and sciences which hare been the
founeation of the unequalled greatness of our nerving
mother. Preparation* are afoot in various other parts
of, the province for the great event of the year,
the Prince's visit, end the inauguration of time great
marvel of modern 'clones and skill that now bears him
honoured mother's name. The indult of visitors
expected here at the time will "li. • caution." as our
neighbours •Crl•Ill the Whirr., have it, and they, being
eightdoviug folk," are sure to be " that " in numbers
to see a real live Prince. Such an occasion may not
occur for a generation.
Tim Washington correspondent of the New York
Herald soya : —" Negotiation* in regard to the San Juan
atTwir are progressing slowly. The onmposition recently
suionitted to our Governmuent by Great Britain upon a
lode which she thou4lit would be acceptable to the
United States by yielding our right to the island, and
hams the boon lcry so as to include utlicr portions
of her lisjesty'a territory which atm do not claim, but
which are worthlemet, was replied to, and rempectively
and must postivelymleclium.4l. Our clear and undimuted
right to the island was reiterated, and, from good
authority, I am informed our Government has no idea
id yielding one iota of their right to the island."
The President has bent a inesaa.:e to the House of
Representatives firmly protesting azainst its resolution
for an inquiry into abuses of power. The President
tykes as ground for hia protest that Congress GM only
act on ler iiupesebinent.
Considerable excitement was created among the
Abolitionist& in Philadelphia by time arrival in that city
of a negro° arrested in Harrisburg as a runaway alive.
After the coniluaion of the argument, the fugitive slave
was remanded to his owner. Great eseiteoment pre-
vailed in the vicinity of the court house on the an-
nouncement of the Judge's demiaom. A lar4e crowd
chiefly composed of negroes, 4.6,41114h:4, and on the
fugitive being taken to a carriage they surrounded it,
and made a desperate littempt at rescue. The carriage
was broken doen, when the police interfered, and
arrested twelve of the rescuers. The fugitive was than
escorted to prison. A writ of habeas corpus had been
~erved on the Marimba'. In the meantime the !naive
awaits the action of the Estate Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be fultlreasotl to
Mr. FREDEILICK ALIKTT, Etlitor of the
County &pre.. Afiriridlund Gatette, at the
Otlice, Church Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

Z4t-/Z4ii

Why should a large quantity of swedes be grown to
the exclusion of the yellow tankard, Scotch. hybred,
common turnip, mangold wurzel, /Lc? Why not
have, as nearly as possible, an equal quantity of
each? Why has the crop of swedes throughout
Dorset (except where there has been an e ..... moo
outlay in manure) of late been worse nod worm. re
is boeause the laud is growing sick. through the too.
frequent repetition of the same kind of green crop.
I hope, Sir, that I have said enough to sbow that
a change of crop is necessary, and must be carried out
to the fullest extent in order to make the greatest
possible profit. If a Dorset fanner should say "tad.
den zoo," and persist in opposing nature, he nil)
soon lind himself in a similar position to Mrs. Caudle,
who said she would not sleep a wink that night; her
desire no doubt was strung, but nature was smiler:
—she did sleep.
I remain, Sir,
Yours respectfully,
PROFITABLE AGRICULTURE.

[My Letter, No. 10, will be on the utility of the
Ilapeplant, what it likes for food, and how to grow
a great quantity without diniiuishing the number of
acres allotted to other crops.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

RUSSIA.

Several peraons--membera of a litemry society—have
been arrested for p...litical reasons at ICew, Cbarkuo,
mot Kasen. . .

Bv command of the Emperor, the end of the war in
the Caucasus, which lasted tifty years, will he telehrute.l
throughout the whole id that country on the 6th of
Septemper. The Governor, Prince Bariatinaki, arrived
at Tiths on the 6th of March
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

VALZ OF BILACKMOOK ettleKKT Ci.ua. The
annual meeting of this club was held on Friday last,
the 13th inst., and was well attended ; H. C. Dash-
wood, Esq., in the chair. The accounts for the last
year were read over and allowed, and were very
satisfactory, slowing a handsome balance to com-
mence with. The following officers were appointed
fur the ensuing year—viz. president, H. C. Dash-
wood, Esq. ; treasurer, Ni s% W. Creech ; secretary,
Mr. E. Selway. Comnsittee, Messrs. W. K. Clough,
-
J. Nlelmoth, and E. Selway. Several new members
were yowl in, and altogether the forthcoming
promises to be one of the best smems the club has
ever had. The opening match will be played on
the 2nd of May.
_

USIOS AUDIT. —Mr. J. T. Vining, auditor for
this district, attended at the Board room on Tues.
day last to audit the accounts of the overseers of the
19 parishes comprised in this union. The overseers
were all in attendance, and business was got over in
the day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

SPAIN.

The chief leaders in the bite iugurrection have been
arrested. Generals Ortega and Eli., and, it is said
the Count de Montetuolin and his brother. have been
taken. The Madrid journals now codess that attempts
at insurrection were actually made at different places,
but hasten to add that they have all failed. That the
attempt was not altogether so isolated an affair as was
is .resented to be is shown by the announcement that
on Friday a body of insurgents had to he defeated at the
old seat of the Carlisle at Bilbao "before they had time
to act." The old ('artist chief Cabrera is spoken of as
having been on his way to Spain, on board a vessel from
Liverpool. A Val of exchange has been found on one
of the erested partieans, being drawn by • well-known
tlrtu in Naples on a house in "Frankfort," to the
a ..... unt of £BO,OOO.
The Madrid journals state that the Infante Don
Ne:osuitian, brother of the Count de Montemulin (who
lately, it will be remembered, made his submission to
the Queen), no sooner heard of the ('artist rising than
he went to her Ilajeety "to offer his sword to defend
her legitimate rights," declaring at the same time that
he was ready, if need were, to shed his blood to strove
ilia 11.1elity. It is stated that among the papera of
Ortega which were seized were two letters front the
count de Montemolin, one dated October, ltri9, the
other February last (the latter front Brussel.). In time
papers were also, it is added, some forged orders in the
name of the Queen, tow of them for the troops to leave
the Balearic Islands for the province of Valencia.
The Ouches* of Parma had addressed • letter to the
Q aeon imploring her Majesty, as chief of the Spanish
branch of the Bourbon family, to protest against the
annexation of Parma and Piacenza to Piedmont.
Several journals have been seized.
The °Pena (leucite promulgates the concordat
with Bowe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

HOP MARKET.

Bottorois, Friday, April 12.—Cheod and fine hops con-
tinue to command full prices, hut all other kinds move
eer .lowly, at irregular quotation.. The IIIOW of .mm-
Ides is moderately goorl,-111.1 and K.4Ki nt pockets,
Stk. to 140..; Weald of Kunts, 82s. to 82..; Susses,
tiOs.to Us. per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

THE MELORIALI OP THE POLICE.

The Mar 011 said that • memorial from the Sergeant
of police a,d another from the Wen was raceived at the
last meeting of the council asking for an increase of iay.
Before they entered on • discussion f the subject,
perhaps he had better read these memorials : that being
done,
. . .

Alderman Aihisu said that in hisopinion to have an
efficient fume they ought to pay the men sufficient wimes
to make them feel pleasure in euntiouing in the force.
aml he would therefore throw out a suggestion which
bail occurred to his mind. This was that they should
have three eludes. Coinitablea on entering the force
should be of the 3rd class for a year at 18s. a week, the
amount paid to all the men at present. After the first
year they should be eligible, on the ram 11111 l imitation of
the superintendent, for the mooiad clam at an advance
of wages of 231. • week, and at the expimtion of 5 years
from the date of entering the force, to be eligible for
the bret class at 21s. per week. The sergeant now
received 21a. • week, being 30. a week more than the men,
and be propelled that his wages should be rai..e.l to 245.
a week. This was considerably Isis re th..n the
constabulary force in this and adjoining counties
received, but then they had garden* in which to grow
vegetables, and isciviessed other advantages which the
borough force did not enjoy. Supt. I,ilbury was then
called Us to state his views on the subject, and vow
siderable discussion ensued, in which Meese*. Tisard,
Putliecary, Devenish, and other menshers took part,
which resulted in Allerimaii Aylinge proposing a
resolution to the effect that there almuid be three classes
of constables; the sergeant to have his pay inmeased to
2:3a. per week, men who fool been in the tonal five years
and upwards to be eligible for first elaot, on the
recommendation of the auperintendent, at Ws. • week ;
thous who had been in the form one year and upvia.tis
to be iu like manner eligible for the second class at 194.
a week, and men who had been in the force • Its. time
than one year to be of the third elan* at 184. per week.
Mr. Haggett seconded the proposition, which wad
adopted unanituously.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

PRUSSIA.

The Silesian Gazere state, that the Prince Regent, by
a Cabinet Order. has commanded that the ("nosing
prayer for the abide of Geriosny should be inserted in
the serviee of the Church :—" Grant to al: Chridisn
rulers Thy grsee soil Thy blessing. Illess wir (.n.1'111411
Fstlicrlsiiil. and he Thou her strong sliiail and defense ;
uhite her Prinoes snit people through the hood of 11C11, e.
sat advance her in uni..o mot f sith." This order wss
sent, in the Brit instsuce, to the Evangeliesl Church
Conference at Eisenach, soil on its receild the lit• Per
Church Council, in concert with the Minister of Kehl(
sent a report to the Prince Regent. The Church
t'euneil has commissioned the whole tit the Royal am-
sistories to expedite the execution of the Cabinet order.
The Ministers of the Interior snit of Finance have
adopted a regulation deelsring that for the future none
of the functionaries is, their departiuents shell take any
interrit in jointiestock companies or similar enterprises
without the permission of their respective ministers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

AUSTRIA.

Amounts from Vienna represent that the Ananeis"
eyeless of Austria is fsr 1 ioil.ruiuig. Auetri
paper is at Ode lit loolug :12 per cent. ;time new
loan of 200.000 twine appear. not likely to succeed ;
the towns of Hein 'erg, tterlin, and Frenkfort do not
appear anxious to tslie any great pert in it. In the
interior of Austria not all ihe zeal displayed by the
author.ties can inepire the people with sutlicient con-
fidence to subscribe largly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

DEATHS.

April 3, at Salisbury, of bronchitis, ThnMali Light,
youngest son of the late Thomas Light, of the Manor
Farm. I.yillincli. Dorset.
April 4, at Wimlairne. Frances. eldest deolditer of
the Roe. G. T. Unice, vicar ut Cautord, Dorset,
nod 74.
April 7. Mee. Harvey, the wife of John Harvey. Esq.,
of Illeinswurth Farm, Winiborne, aged 74, highly res.
pe..ted.
April 7, at Parkstone, Donlet, of erysipelas. Isabella
Susanna, wife of Capt. H. B. Mason. R.N.
April 7. at Worton., Mr. Isaac Ferret. aged 71.
April 8, at Burton Brailsrock, Dorset, Robert Angel,
aged 27, second son of Capt. K. Angel, Harbour•ruad,
Brid port.
April 8, Sarah, the wife of John Harvey, Esq., of
Heinsworth, Witchauipton, Dorset, in She co year of
her age.
April 10, at Blamlford, Mrs. Stickland, the wife of
Mr. .4,111 a Stickland, Black RAT Inn.
April 12. at Sturminster Newton. Mr. James Foot,
aged 93 ye..?.', the oldest inhabitant in the town. His
mental facultiea were good to the last, and until within
a short time of his de Di lie enjoyed good health.
April 13, at Castle Farm. Sherburne, in the 55th year
. of ha age. Mr. Thom .% Miller., much respected.
April 14. in London. at her residence, in tipner
George-street. Ilryanston-s iusre„ Mrs. Agasaiz, wolow
of the I,te I. Agarais, Esq., of Piccadilly, and only
sister of K 'ward Lester, of Morley Hall.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

ADVERTISEMENT.

£20,000 FOR TWO POUNDS.

LOWERY Authorised and Guars:deed
.by
Government. Every Share smut win a Prue.
Prinpaitemo gratis. Apply to

YRANi iABRICIUS, Banker,
Frankfort-on-tbe-Maine,

Letters addressed to Mr. MADOIN, 13, Bndgewater
Squaxe, Loudon, E.C.,will to immediately forwarded.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

GRAND DISCOVERY !! !
DR. KIESOW'S ELIXIR OF LIFE.

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Organs. Vie Liver, and all diseases arising from
derangement of those vital powers.
No family ought to be without some Bottles of ibis
Medicine, as a sudden indisposition, a disorder of tlie
Digistion. is AT ONCE removed by • A SINGLE
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Sold in Bottles at 2e. and 45., stamps included (where
I also Testi 1111 l Dials and • Treatise, written by a EngliA
I Physician, may be had Gratisl, by J. Frond, High
East-street, Dorchester ; W. E. Groves, Bloodier&
District Agents Wanted.

- - -
It la to correct certain prevairmt arid injuslia• emu
wliich givers to commutable articka ea tu.real value cud 'do-
ries rewlers them lam wholesome, that the Parliaments,/
Committee on Food Adulterations has been appointed. Tb,"
Is. however, one custom which is both Injurious and costly a,"
will remain unititerfered with, for the COI now before Farb*"
smut still &Vous Tea to be alloyed abroad ; hYsglish Sterelaid,
may continue to direct the Chinese to cover it with the usual
eat of colour. in order to roam all qualitia appear alike, pot'
pvsely to render the brown leavm sufficiently yood loobog
hi
be rOnocti off with the beef. HoILXIMCI •glr,ei. hare long fr.
pudiatal this injurious custom ; they have introduced xbb
obtained wide aceeptruice for their Pure toscasered
which with km attractive anycsamnos ge not opoiled b ar"
natural Iddl lion.. These teas excel all others, and Pk"
universally, being " ribcage peat alike" obtainable cal/ .2
Porker*. Set list of Least dgeolo in tale paper.
CUSS or AOTIIIIk, COVOIII, ace SPITTING OF BLOOD.:
NoRIFICII, IT ISt. Loeoca's Pcusiaxic Warsaw—Ebb.
bingo, of Cnttori, near Norwich, haring suffered Irma
for more than six yeara, and having trial emery •
medicine without success, was at laat induced to try your ins
I...cock's) Pulnionic Wafers, mid, after taking two
able to lie down abed, which ale had not dorm for

months.
William Weirder. of Sprowston, certifies that he
bled with a severe Cough and Spitting of Blood,
on lino for nearly two years ; his medical attendant
it intisi.ible for him to recover; therefore, ea he Co .3
• Ow,
persuaded by his neighbours, he at last tried ioyr
Wafers, and, after the first two or three doses, .r." —mg
relieved. He is now in perfect health, and has enurelf
his Cough and Shortness of

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17

REsCINDING A IM:44.l.rilili.

A resolution ims.ssl hy Cid II on the Bth of
11..rth to ti.e valect t tLesurre Ar should gise or.
receive iiiiii ll'h HOW e ms-
einded. the net prosi.ling that the anweittinent should
be during pleasure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

BY ETECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

(iron Mr. Reuter's Office.)

MADRID, Sunday Evening.

The official Gareth promulgates the Concordat
concluded with Rome. The Emperor of Morocco
has ratified the basis of peace.
There is no other news.

PARIS, MMltirly.

The Government has sent the following
official communication to the Pays and Patric on
the occasion of the attempts at insurrection in
Italy and Spain
"The Pays and Patric contained lamentable
imputations against a neighbouring Power ;
these papers ought so much the lest to have
ac:epted these imputations knowing that they
are devoid of authenticity."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

bMANAGIt PIEII.

On the application of Mr. Ffoaks, the certificate of
the Chairman was given to the effect that the pier was
completed in a sathlactory manner, and fit for the per-
powis for which it %as erected.
garrattaritti accowsit a NOM.

Mr. Ffnmsks msde an spolic.tion to the Bench to
estreat the ressognmoices of Joseph Snook. • 110 on the
16th January I.t Wllll bound over in sureties of the
peace towards hie wife, but en the Vtli of the &sole
month again assaulted her. Both convictions having
been proved. the recognisances were estswated accord-
ingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

Wilts!lire.

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SA LISRUPY.— holition of Church Rate.; Bill.—
Mr. M. H. Nlarsh presented a petition in the House
of Conunons on Tuesday night from Independent
dissenters of Salishurv, and another on WeduissaaV
from Wwileyans of the same city in favour of this
measure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

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COUNTY rErry sEssioNs.

i.t)i)LE.

PARISH OF BRIDPORT.

children. The Court would, under these circumstanees.
onlyi that he alio:Ail hare the cin•tody of the elde4
child. The t o others were eery young, and they hail
better remain with their mother. Thu usual arrange-
milts would be made for mutual ACCri.s.
Tim Court will not sit again until Easter Term.

THE LIVERPOOL COUNTY COVRT.—For the last two
days the judgeo of the Liverpool County Court. Mesita
Moir and Mutton, hove, with the assiotawie of the
Treasurer, been investigating the amounts of Mr,
Willioin litotham, the Regiotrar of the Court. rp to
the present time a deficiency to the este:it of 1.1100 has
been ilisaivere.l. Although the octuol dofahat ion io not
likely, owing to the system of compoloin7 periodical
, pajments, much to tXeCtil £1.04). t!le inquiry hit,
brought to light a Ny.trin of irregulanties no &Kraut
thot it is impossible that the reg.otrar can retain his
situation. The oft-recurring complaints of the suitors
are How easily explained, and it is not unlikely tkot
some of the inferior idficens uf the court —those at least
who were cogiiiwnt of the fsct that money had been
improperly kept bock • will also be couiprunii-td.
There are other subordinates, who loving become
. surety aod accepted hullo, will suffer peewit .ry hoo,
which in their limited) they are little able to bear.
Toese facts cannot be kept bock from the Lords of the
Tr floury, in whose hands rests the p. wer of dismissal,
and, if we are not mistaken. information has already
been forwarded ti Government on the subject. The
Rev. It. J. Strathani, of Torporley, and Mr. Richard
113•-" all. wine owe-chow, are the sureties for the regiotrar
mid tie.), will, If 111 •rt•,, be r.•spono:i... for the &twit.
I The salary of the registrar of the county court is COO,
and with the fee, arisii.g front insolvency cases Ms
I income reaches about U,OOO • year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

IMPORTANT NOTICE.

__•
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH
is the only STARCH used in
HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRY,
And as soine unprincipled Parties are now making and
offering for Sale an Imitation of the
OLENFISLD STARCH,
We hereby caution all our Customers tolls careful, when
parrchiming, to see that the word GLENFIELD is cm each Packet, to copy which is Felony.
WOTIIIIISPOON k Co., GLAADOs LID LOIDOS.

Dow= COMITY LUNATIC) ASYLUM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

CURE FOR THE MILLION!

lIOLLOWA IS OINTMENT.

CONTRACTED OR STIFF JOINTS.

All the medicines in the Loudon Dispensaries would
rarely benefit, much less cure, any chronic cases of
c,mtrected or stiff joiiiti; whereas if this invaluable
Ointment be effectually rubbed into such parts twice
a dAy, the benefit writ he immense. Paralytic patients
can can derive advantages fruau Chia fine remedy, and
(ruin nu other.

StOltill7TlC HUS.I9FIIB.-SCALD HEADS, AND

SKIN DISEASES.
Scorbutic huinours arise from an impure state of the
blood, and in lutist C AD. the liver and atom are the
organs at fault. The P.lls will speedily restore there
to a healthy action ; while the Ointment, if well
rubbed its at least twice a day will soon cure any case
of skin disease. Soldiers, sailors, and miners use this
fainumr Ointment in all parts of the worbl.
DIPTIIERI.k, SORE THRfIATS, Ste.
These cases are of so serious and dangerous • nature
that the Ointment would ilsi be r ounde.!
the Proprietor ass sure of its effect. it %ill cure
when every other weans way fail, if applied imine-
dtstely, and not vilien the patient is beyond recovery.
It is a socereigu remedy fur sore throats. Any set-
tled coughs or wheezing will be promptly removed.
Mothers should rub this remarkaule (hutment into the
chest of their infants whenever there be any hoarse-
lies., tightness, or anything affecting the breathing.

BMA the Ointment and Pills should tie need in the fa-
/wont/ CaK4 :
Had Lep , l'al.t•el, Sort NipplCS
Bad Bruuts Contracted and Stiff S.,re•turoats
Ban. Joint. I skin-diNizses
Blltauat V.epliaiiii.is . twuriy
Bat of Itoschstot. Fi•til as i soce•heads
and Sund-Flies. , (tout Tu ..... un
I 111‘.1,11.1) 4; lAillilliar baellinp l'icervi
Chit:go-loot , Lumbago , Wounds
eia.b.aill• ; tic,
Cluipi.d Hands , Rheumatism
Cont. (Soft) Statltis

Sold at the Establishment of PuorkaSok HOLLOWAY,
241, Strand (near remple Bar), London : &leo by all
rcriectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicines through-
out the civilised world, at the following 'wives
is. Ikd., 2s. (41., lie., 224., end Ma. each Pot.
.'. Mere is a considerable saving by taking the larger

N.B.—Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are edited to each not.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

APPEAL.

The Churchwerdens and Overseers of Cheselhome,
appellants, and the Churchwardens and Overseers of
respondents, relative to the removal of Honor
Frampton and het two illegitimate children. Mr.
Further for the appellants applied to the Court to enter
a respite until the next sessions, which Mr. Rooks, on
the part Of the reapondents opposed on the ground that
the appellants had given notioe to commence end pro-
accute their appeal at the present session, The C.'urt
refused the appliaition mid gave the respondents 40a.
costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

HUNTING APPOINTMNTS.

The Kist Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Milton I
Abbey; Saturday, Uritehell House; Monday, 161,11,
Rushmore Lodge.
The H. V. Foihrunils—Tuesday, Annis Hills
Wednesday, Red Post, Pointington ; Friday, Stock '
Hill, Glanville& Wootton—at
The B. V. Harriers--Tuesilay, Stoke Wood;
Friday, Houghton Wood, for roe deer—at 12.
Mr. J. Radelylre's Hounds—Thursday, Yellow-
ham Wood—at 11.
The West Somerset Hounds—Friday, Corph Cross
—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

—•
WRDNItIMAT. April 4. —The arrivals to Oil+ morning's
market of hoine-gcrown wheat were ag..in I 'Md. The
tranaacted in Englu.h. wheat was slack, at
folly Monday's quotations; foreign ru'ed inactive, at
Monday's rates. Barley was disposed of at fully pre-
vious values. Oats, at Monday's iurrencien. Peas and
beans dull, at Monday's prices. Flour stationary._...

CUltaill4 PRICE" 'or .1111T11111 GRAIN AND run's.
Shilling° ger qr.
WHEAT—Reeve. Kent. and guNolk. while 41 49
.. Ditto, line selected rune .. 49 63
~. Ditto, red .. .. . 40 49
.. Ditto. Talavera 63 69
Norfolk, Uncohubby. sad Yorkshire/0 60
RAIIRT Malting . .. 34 44
.. Grinding and distilling . U 29
, Chevalier .
11A1.1-11,wax, Norfolk. and Suffolk ..
oAltli -Itini7"al7d teglird T°.'"nad.
Ili Svoteh and Uneolnallire, potato
.. Ditto, feed . ..
.. Irish potato.. .. ..
RYE . .. .. ..
REANS--Magarin
Tick end Marrow :: • •
P 19,011 .
PEAS - -Non-Rollers.. . .•
.. White, Peas. and Kant, belle's
.. Ditto, Tine Suffolk .. ..
. Maple • • • • • •
. Orey
FLO.UR—llesti mute, delivere.d. CS sack.)
Seconds ditto and Country ..
10591014 ODA'S.
WHEAT—Pantile and Knnigsberg
Ditto, ditto, extra • -
Rostock. Stettin, and Wolgost
Belgium and Ponimaranian -
Danish awl Silesian -
„ Italian, or Mariano* -
„ Odessa - • • -
. American awl Canadian
BARLEY Malting - - - •
~ Blinding and distilling -
DUI —Poland and Brew -

• 49 In 62
• 63 64
- 48 62
- 46 60
- 42 46

- 36 42
- 23
• 24 23
• 21 24
- $1 36
23 95

BankS-4Wall
ranntlan
yids—Whit* Boners -
Yellow ditto -
Nmphaners -
rwrp,--rmich ithenhth (pee wee) .
Canadian and American gone
Brest

- 34 33
- 32 34

LIVERPOOL GUANO AND SEED 3IARKET.

Prow Smolt. DOWN'S. General Broker. &change
Court. Livervool, April 7.)

Guano.—lmport 6.100 ton. .1 Chibcha. A good
demand for Peruvian. with -ether more inquiry for
other descriptions. Of nitrate of sods the sales are
300) hags 00 111.0 t. ; dam iged sol.l at full prises. Bone
avh and cattle hones, to priers of h”th are advancing:
the stock ha small. Oil s.le.„ litpeed, in moderate
reqneat : sales of Eng-4i at the an.) for '
American thin ohlong, prime quality, 10. i. to
19 12s. 6,1. are the extreme prices.
t a. Li.
Guano, P0111VI&L r 12 uto 13 0 per ton
Ditto, tipper ditto - - •0 0 7 0 „
4 5 510 „
Patiminian • - . ' • • - 315 4 0 „
f ahlanins nav
Kooria Misiria
Pedro Keys - - • - 3 0 5 0 „
Sulphate of Ammonia - - • - 14 0 15 10 „
None Ash
Linseed Cake. American • - • - 912 6 0 0 ~
Ditto. Fnollnh
Cotton seed Cake
Locust Beans - - • • • 6 0 0 5
Nitrate of Soda • - • - 0 13 6 016 per eat.
Linseed. It bay • - - 12 0 0 0 0 per qr.
Cli•verseed. new red Ameritut lis 0 t 0 0 per eat.
Tallow', lit P.Y.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

CHIEF CONSTABLE'S MEMORIAL

The Chief Constable in a memorial brought under the
notice or the Court the rates of pay to the ton.tAbuliiry
force of this county. The price tif labour WI/ high.
but the psy of tile Dorset ioree wss lower than tlist of
the ljoining counties, and also lower than t 11.4 given
in two of the boroughs in the county, and unless the
pay of the county force wa. place somewhat on the
sone footine, they would be in danger of losin,t their
best men. The present rates were —lst.choss, 19s. 6,1. ;
2nd., 17s. 641.; 3rd., 165.; hot in Somerset, Cornwall and
Devon the ply was from 20s. to 21s. lit. cl.sc ; ISs. and
Ills. ; 2nd ; 16s. and 17s. 3rd class. There was no
immediate prospect of advancement, and the men were
likely to seek other appointments, and he therefore
begged to recominend the 'my of the consfahles to be
raises' from 19s. 6.1. to 205.; tat chow 17s. lid. to 18s. ;
2nd, 16s. to 17s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

•••1........m.

LOI I DON MARKETS.

( B r ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

Mt LP IC-LANE, MONDAY, APRIL 9.

tFr. nn Giles, Son, and Barker's Circular.]

Sh ort supply of English wheat, at last week's
price a; foreign unaltered in value. Spring
corn ho di buyers at about rates of this day
wee' -

ARRIVAL :
Wheat (firitisb) 6,210 Barley „ 3,199
Barley „ 2,887 Oats „ 19,107
Malt „ 1,5841 Flour, 686 sacks &10
Oats „ 2,725 barrels.
Flour „ 18,924 Barley (Scotch) 324
Malt (I rish) '25 Malt „ 80
Oats 61 300 pats „ 656
Wheat (Foreign) 11,7441

MET ROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. APRIL 9.

Our market was supplied to-day with—beasts,
3,940 ; sheep and lambs, 18,870 ; calves, 119 ;
pigs, 330; beef, 3s. 10d. to ss. ; mutton, 4s 61.
to tis . ; veal, ss. to bs. sa. ; pork, 4s. to
4s. 1:1C . ; lamb, 6a. 10d. to 7s. likl.
Tht trade for beasts and sheep was better.
Calve s and lambs did not sell so well.

ARRIVALS :
oils nd—Calves 97 Cambridge, Lei-
Beast 60 °ester, North-
.'hep 200 aim pton, and
S pair Beast Li co Inshire,
;cotli Ind—Beast 120 I Beast
Norfolk and Sid% Ireland —Beast
folk Beast 2,000 !

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

RADCLYFFE HUNT DINNER.

A DINNER will be given to Mr.
.L 1 RADCLYFFE, at the KING'S ARMS HOTEL,
DORCHESTER, on WEDNESDAY, APRIL Ilth, at
which it ii hoped all FRIENDS and MEMBERS el
the HUNT will attend.
GERARD STURT, M.P., lath. Chair.
DOINLit AT 6 P.N.

Gentlemen wishing to Dine, will please apply to Mr.
MAX UT for their Tickets on or before Saturday, April
7th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

MARRIAGES.

March 29, at Mamboll, by the Rev. R. B. Kennard,
Mr. Thomas A'Court, youngest son of Mr. W .A'Court, to
Miss Elisabeth Hatcher, eldest daughter of Mr. G.
Hatcher, both of Marnbull.
March 31, at St. Mary's Church. Chard, by the Rev.
Henry Thompson, vicar, Mr. Henry King, of the
Grange, Kiltuington, Fnime, Somerset, to Amelia Ann,
eldest daughter uf George John Mason, Esq., of Chard.
April 3. at St. John's Church, Clifton, by the Rev.
James Fleming, N.A., Of Rath, William Charles
Mscready, Esp., of Sherbonie House, Sherborne,
Cecile Louise Frederica, fourth daughter of the late
Henry Spencer. Ego.
April 4, at the Independent Chapel, Poole, by the
Rev. E. R. ('antler, William Selby Cole, draper, to
Miss Georgina Andrews.
April 5. at Cueklington, by the Rev. R. C. Phelps,
Mr. J. B. Purchase, of Wincantsin. to Jane, second
daughter of Mr. C'. Dowding, of Cucklingtun.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

DEATHS.

March 27, Caroline. wife of Thomas Sympson,
of Immoln, and third dauglitcr of the late Rev. Edwaiti
1.. ..cock, vicar of Fifehead Magdalen, Duractshire, agtd
32.
March 31, at Reaminster, Sarah. wife of Mr. George
Kendell, of the (*roan Inn, aged 3s.
Aprl 1..1 Hinton-park nnnnnn after a few days' W.
ne., Mr. RAeit (isle.
April 1. .t lboreliester. afteralong and painful illness,
&Award Itigg., for upwarts of thirty years in the 1.11111/10Y
of Mr. George Bites, builder, As, of this town.
Avril 1, at Stanbralge Milla, Horton. Sarah Ruhlen,
third daughter of the late David !Sudden, Wituhurne,
age I 25.
April 2, at East-hill, near Frome, the Rev. Edward
Edgell, Prebendary of Wells, in the 79th year -of lux
age.
April 8, at Dorchester, Julia Anna, daughter of Mr.
R. Damen, aged 6 years and 6 tbs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

NEWOATE AND LEA:

THUIVIDAT, April s.—The
enviably pad. Lamb awl ye
fell rues. Otherwiee, the i

.4. .1.
litterlor 61'.2 10
1111441ing ditto . 3 0 3 4
Prime largs,lll4o $ 6 4 0
Primesuialldltto 4 0 4 3
Lugo pork .... 6 4 2

BOROUGH, Thursday, April 5.—A fair average demand
for good and useful hops, at full quotations. Other
kinds dull, at late currencies.- -1141 and East Kent
pockets, flis. to 147 a.; Weald of Kanto, 655. to Sit.;
Gk. to Ms. per cwt.

HONESTE A UD.4 X.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

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practised by the rupture•curing quacks, sham clergy-
men, and others, who rob the unthinking, and too often
rnin the health of their victims. The Author, who has
had great experience in the treatment of Nervousness,
Debility, Siwriti.turrlima, Failing Sight. Hearing, And
Memory, Epilepsy, Indigestion, Giddiness, Ileadische,
not the long train of fearful diseases resulting from
error, will send, on receipt of two stamps to pre-pay
postage, a copy of his Work, by the aid of wine% per•
manna health may be speedily recovered, at a trilling
expense. This book is issued gratuitously by a r..tired
physician, in the earnest hope thst by the advice and
prescriptions given, sufferers may he rescued from the
system of 'Many wide!' he has endeavoured to lay hare,
but with what success it remains fur the public to
detenuine.

REVIICWB.—" A popular and practical work on that
class of diseues where the sufferer cannot make a confi-
dent of the family surgeon. The exposure of Qu ,ckery
is complete, and the Doctor de.ervea the warmest
thanks of all right- ded people."—Critic.
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London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

HAY AND STRAW MARKET.

,

I

Dn

00,171 F. 1.1118
HaII-hred Hogs .... •
PIAlf-bral Wagtails
Kent VlllOOllll
LefarWer Plasm s. mixed
C.nbittic
Fliumel Wool
Illatiket Wool

LATEST PROVINCI
WAANDIATIM. Saturday, Al
Ms. (last week., 38a. to GOO ;
last week, —a. so—s.) Barley.
304. to 450; I)sta 21s. to 28s.
Beans, 445. to 60a. (last week, 4
—There vile a good supply of
sale at rates shout la. per or
Barley sold r (Addy, at an adv.
upon the ml dans qualities.
no variation,

Slimly:EL% April 7. Meadow hay, £3 Oa. to
.C 4 15..; clover, £4 Os. to EIS 10s.; and straw,
El 9s. to El 14%. per load.

WOOL MARKET.

Since Monday lwit there has been a fair amount of
business doing in long wools, at full quotations ; but
the demand has been almost wholly connimd to hums
buyers. Short wools have moved dr heavily, neverthe-
less prices are well supported. The supply of moot
kinds in the market is somewhat limited. It is under-
stood, however, that the growers hold hirge stocks.
... 20er. 21d.
... laid.
184. —d.
1314. 104.
17.1. 10d.
111. 18.1.
13.1. 194.
611. 13.1.

AL MARKETS.
pea 7.—Wheat, 38s. to
new wheat, —s. to —s.
30a. to 464. (last week,
(last week,2l‘. to 2)4.)
He to 5f1e.1 81b. loaf. 13d.
wheat, which met a 110.1
lowre than last, week.
se of Is. to 2s. per qr.
In other grain there was

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

nissestraxr, April IS.— About an events., supply of
Imelda w. on offer in to-day's an•rket. In bud i-
dling condition. All breeds moved off heavily, at h.eely
Monday's sittotations, We hate to report a dull sale
for sheep. In prices, however, no change tsmk place.
The ashow of lanais was very limited for the time of
year, and the demand for them was extremely inactive.
at from Gs. to fully 7s. 8.1. per tilha, About 400 came to
hand from the I4e sd Wight. Calve. moved off freely,
at 101 l quotation's ; but both pig. and sualch cows coos
-
wended very little attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

MILITIA STOREHOUNIL

The following letter which had been rectieed
by the E.rl of Shaftesbury %as read.
Having had under nay consideration, a confidential
report of the inspe.ting officer relative to the last train-
ing of the Doraiet Militia, in whieb it is st.4e.l th.tt the
aturehousti ia quite unfit for the purpose, I have
of requesting that vour Lonlahip will hire the
kindness to bring the matter before the Justices of the
County at the Ile Xi NIX.Iii)II4, to provide as pre *nisei by
the :214VC. 14 the Act, 17 and Itl Vic., cap. 105."

The Chairman in toe course of his remsrks **vette :
th it if Ise coul 1 he his will he would have Lord tilimmf-
te4histy indicted fur not having hiunmelf made time smtemseim.
tat to theauthordie.m mu the vubjeet, and the gentlem mo
who brought forw.mrd the matter, mildly replied tlEtt me
had 110 doubt his Lordahmsm would by no means object to
do so. The letter was then ordered to lie on the
table.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

WEYMOUTH.

Loss OF Tun "J SL" -There can he now no
doubt that the schooner Jane, of this p,,rt, which
was struck by the “Ottalina," of Antwerp. on the
Ilith ult., went down with the captain, .1 din Beale.
aseanian named Tall ot. and a lad named Chick, who
were on board at the time. Captain Beale has left
a willow 31111 two children for w hom, we are happy
to say. a subscription is being cot up by the inhabit-
ants of Weymouth. Mrs. Iteale is a highly re•
spectalde. deser‘iim woman, and we hope the
appeal now bring male 1.. the benevolence of our
fellow townsman will be lil.erally responded to.
Tut r. M Three tenders were sent
in for the erectii of the Middle School : —Mr. C.
E. Seaman, X 1350, and VIII for oil material ; Mr.
S. Brown. IL4OS, and .E.:111 for old material ; and
Mr. A Williams, .£1.400„ and CM fur old material,
Mr. Seaman's tender was aceepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

WYKE REGIS.

TK A M KETING -Oil 660.1 Friday, a public tca
meeting Was held in the Wesleyan Chapel, Wylie
Regis. Sereial parties came fr Weymouth, and
a g..odly number at two to the social meal. After
tea the assemble wasaildressed by the Ike. It. Cooke
the superintendent of the circuit, and other gentle.
iii n. 3::•I the ;or ce, pass,d ott itt a deli,fetfid
manner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

DECAYED TEETH AND TOOTH ACHE.

PATRONIZED ST HER MAJESTY THE QttEN.
AND lila ROTAL HIGHNESS TI4I PRINCE CONSORT.

HOWARD'S WHITE ENAMEL,
TIOR FILLING DECAYED TEETH, how-
ever large the cavities, without pain, heat, or pres-
sure; in a short time A hardens into a white enamel,
and will reniain fixed in the tooth for many years,
rendering the painful operation of extraction unneces-
sary : it arrests all further progres“ of decay. This
valuable Enamel is in a soft state, so that it cannot give
the lead pain, and way be used by any person with the
greeted ease, end has the remarkable property of illalle-
diately becuwing lard and sound as the Tooth itself,
excluding the air and food from the nerve. It ia superior
to anything that has been used before, and will
succeed when all other remedies bays failed.
Sold by all respectable Medicine Vendors.
iridi Directions for we are cowherd iritA each Pada.
PRICE ONE SHILLINO.

£5O PER ANNUM ADDITION TO INCOME.
AN Y Respectable Tradesman or other
Person having a Shop or Parlour in the principal
street of the town in which he resides, such town being
lii this district, way realise this Addition to ho, Income
by devoting two hour, upon three evenings per week to
• matter of • very light easy character.
None need apply who cannot give satisfactory refer
-
owes as to his past character and present position.
Direct, with full name and address, to " C.E., 'at Mr.
Evans' 4, Symous'-iun, Chancery-lane, London.

MR. H. EDWARDS, DsNrurr, SOUTH
STREIT, DORCHESTER,
at Home Daily from Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS exeepfed, when he attends at the ROYAL
BATHS, WEYMOUTH, and by appointment at the
Residences cf his Patients without extra charge.
A noises per post ensures an interview.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-10

TO BUILDERS.

"DERSONS willing to CONTRACT for
iauiulry Works proposed to be done in Erecting a
Pauper Lunatic Axelum for the County of Dorset. on a
plot of ground selected fur the purpore, and situate
shout a mile on the Dorchester side of the present
Asylum at Fondon, and about thme miles (ruin Dor
charter, on the hoe of road from Dorchexter to Ceme or
Sherburne, are required to send in TENDERS, sealed
up and endorsed "Tender for County Luuatic Asylum,"
to the Chairman of the Visitors, under cover to the
Clerk, Mr. JOHN BROWN, Doreheater, on or before
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of MAY next, after which
time no Tender will be received. The Workn to be dune
ender the direction of the Committee of Visitors and
their Architect, agreeahly to Plans, Specifications, and
Conditions, which may he in,peeted a'. the office of the
Architect, Mr. H. E. KENDALI., jun., 33, Brunswick-
sam,re, London, and alai) at Fenton House, near
Dorchester, on any day after the 18th day of APRIL
instant, between the hours of 10 cm. and 6 p.m. The
Co ttttt 'kite will not be pleiged to accept the lowest or
any Tender, and the Contractor will be required to enter
into a Contract, and to give • Rand with rufficient secu-
rity, to be approved by the Cominitte,, in the stun of
£4.000, for the due performance of the Contract.
The quantities can be obtained from Mr. Ttioute
PENCE. of No. 1, Alfred-place, Bedford-square, London,
Surveyor, sod the usual charges of such Surveyor are to
be paid by the Contractor whore Tender way be
accepted... .

By order of the Coinioittee of Visitors,
, (Signed) JOHN BROWN, Clerk.
Dorchester, 3rd April, IE4O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-14

AUSTRIA.

Immediately on his return from Toeplits, the 1
'Emperor ..ikmitied to lain Ministers his desire that the '
si 1...1e .1 the reforms which fur nearly a year alter the
pr,,jramine of Luxemberg have been in the course of
tlabonition should be finished and promulgated at as
early a period as I..sible.
It is statml that the approaching anniversary of the
Eiaper it Franci. 3.o.epli's birthday 2oth of August
next) will be inarked by the sohe promulgation of the
refeyrn which are so impatiently awaited by all clasbei
in fimtria.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-14

P.

STUR3IINSTER NEWTOY.

TREAT To THE eIIII.I,REN OF THE WORKHOUSE.
—(4l M.,H41,11 week, through the kindness of Mon-
tague Williams, Esq., of Wooßand Mose, the whole
of the children, inmates of the Union Workhouse,
were treated to a day's pleasure, which will not
soon be forgotten. Mr. Williams kindly invited
them to spend a day on his beautiful domains, as
charming a spot, both for scenery and tasteful laying
out of the grounds. as any in the county. The pro•
eta:dingo of the day were col 1111 l towed by service
being performed by the Rev. F. Bliss, in a beautiful
little church adjoining the mansion, and lately re-
built by Mr. Williams. In the afternoon all sorts of
games and amusements were provided for the
children, together with an abundanco of tea and
pl cake. The day's amusement concluded by the
ascension of a balloon of magnificent dimensions,
after which the children were marshalled in front of
the mansion. and Mr. and Mrs. Williams, with their
own hands, distributed a further quantity of cake to
them. Thus closed a day long to be hi,hl it. re-
membrance by the recipients of so much kindness
from benefactors who seem to be fully sensible of
the Scriptural axiom. " lie that giveth to the
.poor
lendeth to the Lord." During the afternoon a large
number of adults visited the grounds, including all
the local gentry, who were heard to remark that
the appearance and demeanour of the Union children
reflected great credit on those to whose charge they
were entrusted.