The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-10-05 00:00:00

Taxes; £95,000 on Post-office; and nearly
£791,000 on Miscellaneous, The Crown lands
are stationary. The increases, therefore, lessen
the losses on the general revenue by about
£2,000,000, showing an actual decrease on the
year of about £6,000,000.

Now that the remedy for what is called a sur-
plus population is loudly declared to be found
alone in emigration, public curiosity will be
aroused as to the sums' of a deputation from
Canada to the Government of this country—the
object of the Canadians being to procure the
pecuniary and political assistance of the parent
State. The deputation from British America
consists of no less distinguished personages than
the Premier, the Inspector-General, and the
Speaker of the Legislative Council a and the
importance of the mission tuulertaken by these
gentleman is Ally represented by their high
rank and distinguished merit hi the oolony.
Ivory one interested in the most promising of
the British colonies is familiar with that wept-
Aunt enterprise, the Great Trunk Hallway of
Canada, which has cost already over three mil.
lions of money. Now it happens that the cow
pletion of this great pruleet, with the New
brunswiek extension, for which the Canadians
have granted the land, is, like many other useful
undertakings, seriously impeded for the want of
money I and the uncompleted portion of the
undertaking happens to be of great and admitted
urginey. In this Itinintilty resort has not un-
naturally been hod to the alai of the another
country for a Government leen a and the drop
tenon appear to be hartllled with very strong
Awls and arguments in support of their appeal,
while their hopes are said to be sustained by an
old promise Made lay Lord Clair, and lobes.
tinnily by NIP Jong PAhmorox, The Meat
Trunk Itnilway hai bun materially aided by
gruff of land, and the New Brunswick Legiller
lure has liberally hallowed the same exoellent
I citomple with regard to the New Brunswick
, extension. We are informed that this form of
aiding a railway is of greater importation, even
than in our own country a which will be readily
understood when it is stated that, while supply-
ing the land for the actual purposes of the line,
' It allots a property on either side that bummer
of increasing value with the settlement which the
I railway promotes, while that settlement which
always attends the formation of a road in the
I British provinces obviously furnishes business
for the line, Besides all these advantages, and
those manifestly resulting from a close connec-
tion of the British provinces, the facility offered
to the Government in the way of transporting
troops during the winter from Halifax or St.
Andrews to the most distant parts of Canada
will be, it may be supposed, readily appreciated.
Another object which the Canadian statesmen
have in view is to arrange, with the consent of
the Home Government, the basis of a federal
union of the British provinces, which, it is as-
serted, involves many important advantages to
the colonists. "It would enable the British pro-
vinces," says a London contemporary, 'to co-
operate for the extension of colonization west-
wards, with great benefit to all of them, since
the influx of emigrants passing through to the
West will not only bring trade, but will leave
some permanent deposit of colonists and of capi-
tal within the older provinces. The federation
would very likely overrule quarrels that have
continued to this day between the eastern and
the western portions of "united" Canada. It is
expected that a new settlement will be formed in
the interior, to strengthen the chain right across
the Continent, to New Columbia with its gold
diggings and Vancouver's island. The authority
of the Hudson's Bay Company, already super-
seded in part, would have to be finally ex-
tinguished ; and it is necessary to establish some
general authority for the administration of affairs
through the whole district." It must be ad-
mitted that these are questions of very con-
siderable importance, and such as are calculated
to enlist the attention and sympathies of our
countrymen in Old England a and we are of
opinion that a due sense of the weighty obliga-
tions of a Parent State towards an enterprising
and promising oniony like Canada, renders it in-
cumbent upon the Government of this country
to extend a helping hand to her meritorious
WWI in British North America. At the present
moment the mission is one simply between the
two governments a but the claims of the 011011*
diene in this matter are such—looking especially
at the active employment of capital which oh-
thine as a rule throughout the whole of the
British colonies, and which, therefore, to a great
extent precludes that eueumulation of uphill
which Is available in ginghtiol—tliet the Inaperiel
OOVIPIIIIIIIIII can no longer dispense with a fon,
anti honed efineldention of them metiers.
Besides, the iirevailing 1111.14111 Atli at 1110410 In
the pooeperity of the MOM eoloolea generally,
and in hellish Amerlite eapeulally, will shortly
Wog to low upon the lIHVIIFIIRIOIA of the thiy a
sertein proem from Williffili=4lll Aiming of
&hoot sympathy said good will towards our drug.
glint and delervlng fulittwomaintrymen Rhumbas
which fie Milkier mild well allhot to dopier.

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aims jmiter papplyi the oilmolos or inmte.
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loal titere woe Mold ills lam illistillty or eliesp
rimed poniewhot over I ism Thi holt lois pails
tolergloy milch
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Hills !Ai lit wooflititieti liu ding out o 54.
Yelped roes,
Tits AID AND WOO tie tikiiihmon Anatilvt,
/0411 lEliEtl,—.Tbe Jukinell u blue Muoluhy how
adopted the repert of the depots on to ilurthester,
riompaiejulitig the Wanly orthis lowa or every way
sttlslle for the oat show In The exhibition
will therefore wine Mr here, provided the rowan.
teed slibettriplion of XllOll be Ibrthuouthig on let uf
Atiguel
Ma. tYIhIIAW
.DttillniNti'Pl AllfttfAt, MALI AT
lONIA II Abbot --Thls flret.chme male of stunk Intik
plane on Monday week, Mess", Baker and &tour
officiating as heretofore, and with their usual ability,
as the auctioneers on the oocasion, The wile repo.
tattoo which the annual outgoing stook of sheep, fist
baste, and store pigs, the properly of Mr. W. Dun.
'ling hare aoquired-throughout the agritmitural ootn.
inanity in Ws part of &gland necessarily attracted
a large attendance of firmer' and dealers, and busi-
ness throughout the day Was very brisk, the whole of
the lots beingolearedatexcellentprioes, Owed bringing
from 48e. to 491. Beasts and pigs were in equally good
demand, and oommended prices equally remunera-
ting. We ought not to omit the mention of the very
handsome spread provided by the liberality of Mr.
Dunning, to which a very lame number of persons
did ample justioe. James Harding, Esq., of Water.
son, presided with his usual franknsuand cordiality,
and was supported on his right by C. A. Moody,
Esq., M.P. for West Somerset—a gentleman who
hag lately evinoed much interact In the forming
of Dorset, and who was a very active member of the
deputation appointed to inquire into the eligibility
of the sites in the vicinity of Dorchester for the Beth
and West of England agricultural meeting in 1860.
THE DOROHIGITHR BOROUGH POLICR FORCE are
now equipped in their new official uniforms, in
which they appeared for the first time on Friday

Excuasiox TO LONDON. —lt will be seen on re-
ference to our advertising columns that there will he
an excursion by the Great Western Railway to the
metropolis on Monday next, the 11th inst., the fares
being, from Weymouth or Dorchester, 12s. first clam,
and Bs. covered carriages. In this instance there
will be a very aoceptable extension of time, the
train returning from Paddington on Friday, the 15th.

UNION CONTRAMS.—The following contracta have
been accepted by the Board of Guardians for the
Dorchester Union : Bread from 31d. to Sed. per
41b. loaf; beef, mutton, and suet ed. per lb. ;
cheese 345. per owt. ; butter, is. Oid. per lb. ; and
pork, Bid. per lb.__
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The son of Mr. Ellis, steward to the Earl of Car.
digan, has been fined g for trespassing on his father's
croon& with a ferret and rabbit nets.—lllingrated
TIMM

The WU, newspapers mention the snivel of
Lard Cardigan in that city. His lordship's yacht,
the beauty and fittings up of which seemed to have
much pleased the public, is minutely described in
the local papers.

On Sunday next, Oct 10th, at morning service, a
sermon will be preached at the Church of Dorohea,
ter St. Peter, by the Rector, in acknowledgment of
the abundant harvest; and the alms will be applied
to the use of the County Hospital.
SPECIAL SERVICKE.—We have authority for sta-
ting that there will be a series of special services for
the working classes at the church of the Holy
Trinity, commencing on the first Tuesday (0/611ill
in November next. We understand that some emi-
nent divines, distinguished for their learning and
piety, will preach on these ocoasiona
The Rev. A. Handley, incumbent of Christ
Church, West Fordington, announced at the morning
service on Sunday last a series of special services for
the working "dame at the above named church dur-
ing the autumn and winter months, commencing on
Wednesday evening nest at half-past seven.
Tun BEITI4II 80110014,—T110 old chapel in HUM
gateetreet, having been vacated for the new and
handsome edifice known as the "Congregational
Church," in South-street, has been converted into
suitable promisee fur-the British School; and their
adaptation to this purpou was the alumina of an
evening's entertainment on Thureday last, consisting
Of a ton, fidluwed by sundry addromos on the suldook
of education, intereporsed with seine_ good mush/ by
Mr, Smith, Mr, Sydney Smith, and Mr, Wellspring,
The tea lablie were kindly prodded over by ladles
who take a special interest In these prooetalituF, and
who were unremitting in their attention the
wants of their Juvenile friends A vary p meant
evening was the Iseult of the eohnhinvit ende at ell
parties unnearmd.
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big lad a fearful luetfinee of the
_nihretliiiity of
littnpui Itte oeourred In the ease of Mrs SIM, wife
of Mr, DIM, grove, of Non lislreet. 11 appear. that
between 01 Egli 9 o'clock Mrsi tlird, being then much
In her sing Male of Whl,a which; however was not
latterly very good, desired lier servant to go and pill
on liar bonnet soil step to the marketplace with Mr,
Nird'is Ihreolifeet, who wan thiiiiL inaairiling to hie
gumboil, attending the whet, Dill the perrant re.
turning to. the Orlon! Where
.she mil iefl,her mis.
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tp reili lido timelier eittriat the asslitanee o
the 111 pomp MI met M Mr, Mountain, I... Darwinist of
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he hoh and hi i re. -DIM lying on the Spor.o
r per our, A vs moments euMeed to satisfy Mr,
epliam that MN, RIM hell cowed to ealst—
oath having done hie work almost litstentimetitudy,
QUAnTIII4 Ilneenons, The Dorset MlehisliniA
Quarter nillinailli rif the Penes will be held on Tues.
(ley October Ilk when It will be seen from the fol.
lowing untiese of motion that large drafts are to be
made upon the onunty.rate, already heavily bur.
dined by the Morseling
_weight of tonal taxation 1—
The Nev, CHARM Wit.i,tAlf niItONAN to Moves.
That it pm not iseeeding 0100 be granted for the put.
pose of buildings Room Ter the meeting of the Justiou
in Petty Sessions at Corse Abbas, In 0(801%011u with
the Pollee Station,
CHAIM§ IngliPH PARK', lioci,, to move—That a MIA
not exocedlng 9000 be granted for the purpose of build.
Ins a Room for the meeting of the Justice. in Petty
Sessions at Wiutborne, in conjunction with the Pollee
Station,
Horny (Manna, Req., to move—That a sum not
exaeeding £3OO be granted by the Court out of the
County Rate for the purpose of providing St and proper
Planes for the holding of Petty Sessions within the Petty
Nefielonal Division of Ithsrbome, in oonjunation withthe
Pollos Station at that place,
That bueiness relating to the adoption of the provisions
of the County Constabulary Ads 2 and 3 Via,, a, 93; 8
and 4 Vic, o. 3$ ; and 19 and 20 Vio., o. 011 will be son-
nidered at two o'clock on the afternoon of Tuesday, the
first day of the said Sessions : And
HENRY FRAIIPTON, Ellq., Will move, at two o'olook
in the afternoon of Tuesday, the first day of the said
Sessions, that the Court having ordered station house..
and strut'. rooms, or either of them, for the temporary
confinement of persons taken into oustody by the Con.
stables, be provided in stated pieces of the rrounty upon
plans approved by the Seordtery of State, and the Court
having stnotioned the borrowing of money to the amount
in the whole of £17,000 for the purpose of purchasing
lands and tenements, and of building such station houses
and strong rooms, and the Pollee Committee having with
the satiation of the Court agreed to borrow £lO,OOO from
the Welt of England Fire and Life Idsuranee Company,
and having subsequently agreed with the same Company
to bonow the further sum of £7,000,—1t is ordered that
the entire sum of £17,000 be borrowed of the West of
Englasd Fire and Life Insurance Company, at the rate
of foot pounds and ten shillings for every 2100 for the
year, or the purpose of purchasing lands and tenement,'
and of building station houses and strong rooms in the
several magisterial divisions of the county, and that the
future Pollee Rates be 'barged with the amount of the
loan and interest thereon at the rate aforesaid, the prin.
cipa sums to be paid by instalments of one twentieth
partin every year, and the interest on the principle
money front time to time, remaining due by half-yearly
payments on the half-yearly day" on which the same
shallbOODUle doe ,• and that the Treasurer of this county
be, and he is hereby, ordeed to pay such Inateluseuts and
Interest from time to ti tem as they shall biome duo;
and that she charge prepared "wording to the provisions
of the set for securing the said principlel sum of £17,000
and interest, and now submitted to the Court, be ap-
proved; and that the Rev. Harry Parr Yeetmen, or
other toe Chairmen for the time being, and Charles
Porcher and Henry Erempton, Esquires, or any two of
Her ittjesty's Justices of the peace for the said County
now mumbled in this Court, be sethoriaed to execute
the erou in open Court; and that the said sum of
811,00 be paid to the Tumour of the County.
Comer Tay Seashore, Maturdm,—(liefore If,
Willitins, Is, Sl__, Middleton, and IL 13, (looddon,
Wiqs,)—Porid "woo, a beerlionse keoperfsiding at
NVest Chloketel woo eqiumoned by Soot reritt for
keetinig hie house open for the sale of leer Moro heli-
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POTTY BlNMOVll....Werdneeday 119th September.—
Present J. B. Bridge and J. C. Dale, Zeqil. and the
tterda. J. T. Hind, and C. W. Bingham. The Blush
was engaged wine time in reoeiring and examining the
linty of- men liable to servo on juries pruluoed by the
overseers of the mural parishes in the Divielon, The
only important eases for decision were the fol.
lowing t
GUIS IKPOILKATIONS. —Mr. George Durden, a farmer
of Oodmenetone, was charged with having on the 1111th
of August last, unlawfully used a gun for the purpose
of killing a pheasant at that parish, without haring a
pm. nertitioate authorising him to kill gaino.—Another
information charged him with haring on the same day
unlawfully killing a pheasant, suoh time being out of
season. Mr. F•11r oonduoted the defenoe. Several wit.
noises were examined se to the charges, and the magic.
trite. convicted the defendant in both flues in the full
penalties of EB and El., and oosts, which were immediately
paid.

EVERSHOT.
On Wednesday last this town was in somewhat of
a bustles owing to the arrival of Mr. Wingfield
Digby's pack of foxhounds, under the care of Mr.
Turner, the new huntaman. The pack congas of
between sixty and seventy couplet, and contains
soma of the blood of the late Mr. Asahston
Smith's and Mr. Villebini celebrated packs.
Most of the Dorset Country, west of Sher.
borne, including Minterne and the Melburys,
has been added to the Slackmore Vale District, and
we opine that the lovers of old English sport will not
lack occupation during the coming season. The
hounds hove beau out two days cub hunting, and
will probably remain here for the next fortnight.
We 0101/1 sot omit to mention that accommodation
for the peek has been provided at the Acorn Inn.
The Conoert, which we recently announced as
likely to lake place shortly is, we understand, fixed
for Tuesday, the 12th inst. The programme contains
a choice °enaction of English vocal harmony, con.
listing of spailinens of the old Madrigalian school,
and the more modern gino and part song; added to
this there will be four pianoforte bolas by our talented
neighbour Mr. Ricardo Linter; so that we may con-
fidently antioipeta a most enjoyable evening.

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