The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET, Nov. 11.
Comets an for mossy 941 beilii ; and for December
11011011111 92j to 9s.

Inouye Timmons! AY Homo Kona—Under dale
Or'. 15. we learn that mother vieleat typhoon has
eierarred at Hang Kam and Ims amused immense
damage to property afeag tbs shore. The Manilla
samsi Malsopias is miss*.
Bum) Moir AT SAIIIMITAPLIL—Oa Friday night aad
early we Saturday mere* there was a peat riot at
Bart Magda, Two thousand mem demolished bakers' and
bottlers' shops, and attacked a Seer mill, where they
were fired epee three thou. On threaten*, however, to
barn the INA broad, shims and eider were distributed
to them. The Mayor twine adelzused the mob without
eileet. Five ringleaders are in enstody. Special
constables were swam in.

DaiIADVOL OOLLIZNY BZPLOIIIOII.-011 Friday after-
noon, while 170 me, and boys were at work in the °eel
pits at Ferndale, South Watts., an explosion of firedamp
took place, the blast amending the shaft with a
tramendens roar. As soon as possible, as imploring
party desesadeci. Gnat falls had taken plass is the
workings. Up to Saturday night 53 had boon brought
up, two of whom had little injury, live were so dna&
fully burnt that they could not survive, and the rest all
deed. The air ways were blocked up, so that no hopes
can be eatertained that any of the remaining 19) will
be got out alive.
OOLLAPSI OP GAZISALDeII ENTZIMIIIIIII.-0a Sunday
morning, the 3rd, 2,000 French and 3,0t0 Papal troops
went from Rome to attack the Garibaldiass at Monte
Rotondo. Al the same time, Garibaldi, unaware of the
movement, went forth with 10,000 men to take Tivoli.
The two formes met a little barred Montana, and a
Soros light sassed, ending in Garibaldi retreating to
Monte Reload°. Tb. Pope's tosems followed and
renewed um battle. After two home and a half dm-
perste ligittMg the Gatibeldiams were completely die-
=larid many were mole photons. Garibaldi and
ie mar Sed Inwards the Haien frostier. Gs
arriving there the general wee snorted and sent to
Verignane, in the gulf of Speed& In eanssomence of
this esilitme of the Garlbablias eaterpries, and the
emonatimi el the Papal territory by the Hellen army,
It is sanouseed that the Prong troops will withdraw
from Home, limiting themselves simply to the crompa.
11.. of Cavite Voorhis, pending diplomatic negotiations,
Lots Mania ALUM'S BA/QOM—The banquet given
W the Lord Mayor of London on Saturday was attended
b jBOO iambi, Maladies the Lord Chancellor, the Duke
Mariberoemb, the Earl of Maleasebery, Mr J.
Pakington, Hart,, Si.?., Lord Stanley, M.P., Mr.
Gathers' Rudy, M.P., Sir Stafford Mertheeto Si.?..
Mr. H. T. Lowry Corry, Si.?., Sir. Hollemin
Dismal', M.P., Lord John Manses, Si.?., Mr.
Stephen Cave, Si.?., the Earl of Mayo, ho. Lord
Derby was precluded from attending by the gout. The
Chancellor of the Furebooter responded for "Her
Majesty's Ministers." He spoke abeseially of omareer-
del Preepeete. The revenue maintained itself in the
positioa in which they had been sesustomeid to see it.
and the exchequer was, "without o'erflowitig, fulL"
As time advanced, he thought they might count on a
very greet improvement In the enterprise of the country.
The atmosphere of the world was not clouded In
any manner which Mould give them same of anxiety.
The sky was grey, and it wasted easabins, bet there
were no clouds of a menacing character —(cheers). The
past year bad given opportunities to the Great Powers
of Europe to consider their position, and the cooolasion
I. which this different Governments had arrived was
that it wee the interest of Europa not only forth.
moment, but also permanently, to cherish pesos—
(cheers). The general feeling in Swope was one not
unfavourable to kindly feeling and sentiment to this
country.

TIM WOT TIDIES: GILT
LOS 07 LITS LCD SHIPPING.—Thoi following ii an
*street front a telegram received on Thursday morning
per Atlantic cable by the Royal Mail Steam Packet
Company, from their superintendeat at Ravens :
" Fearful hurrieane at St. Thomas, October 29. Shoos
lost at Peter Island; Wye lost at Rook Island; Conway
ashore at Tenets; Derwent sailors at St. Thom..;
Tyne and Solent diemasted, but me-viewable. Douro
will leave homwards on the 4th; Danube will follow.
Fifty ships on !shore. Terrible lose of lik Town ia
reins. Fever over. Service will be maintained." A
Southampton eorrespondent rites refers to this terrible
catastrophe : " The inhabitants here were terror.
stricken this afternoon by the disastrous news trout the
West Indies, About 150 persons belonging to the town
and neighbourhood have perished. People have
been flocking in from the embark to learn particu-
lars. The Rhos, was one of the most magaillosist
ships ever bell.; she was lanoebed about two years
sines, sad east one hundred and fifty thousand pounds.
She was emamandeil by Captain Woolley, one of the
meet experiemeed captains in the Royal Mail Company's
service. The Rhone wag to is.. St. Thomas on the
31at ultimo, and was des at Plymouth nest Tuesday.
The WT., Conway, Derwent, Tyne, and Solent, which
bare been lost, driven • shore, or damaged, were smaller
steamers, belongier to the Royal Mall Company. Tbl
mails from the Peck, the Spanish Main, and the
various West India islands were brought to St. Thomas
by these smaller interoolonial steamers, to be shipped
sea beasel the Rhone. Theiresterunere also brought nearly
an the pasesagers that would have some to Mislead by
the Rhone, as the mails are laid to be savedL Isis
probable that the bulk of the passengees were not..
baud the Rhona when oho weal down. If they wet,
the probability is that two hundred and fifty permits
perished ía that able aloes. The Douro left
B.ootharopton on the 17th alt., and mold not have
reached It, Thomas's before the 20th. She must have
bad • narrow smarm. She cannot nark Plymouth
before the Ikb or 17th inst, with the nest homeward
maiL We can only hear at present born the Virgin
Islands. It is therefore possible that the hurricane has
done damage in other parts of the West Indies. A
Liverpool warrespondent mys : " The Royal Mail Steam
Parket Company were their own ingenue, and at their
last meeting their insurance fund in hand amounted to
upwards of 11260,000, which will, it is expected, fully
lover their losses by the precut disaster. The majority of
their steamers affected by the In.-risme' were old, and
akar ragged in the intersokaiel serviee, so that the
lese of the compary will probably be seder £200,000.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
Lard Poltimore's Hoends—Wednesday, Stock Hill,
°linemen Wootton Thursday, Nether Conic;
Saturday, Winyard's Gap—at 11,
Mr. Itariclyffe's Mounds—Thursday, Piddletrenthide
Village—at 11.
The Rim:4mm Vale Foxhounds—Tuceday (this day),
Leweston ; Thursday, Hrinstridge Ask; Friday,
Coonn Castle—at 11.
The last Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Park Farm,
ussr ; Friday, &lord Turnpike (late—
st 11.
The Duke of Beaufort's Hound—Tuesday (this day),
Rell, Sodbury Common; Wednesday, George Ina,
Randy ; Thursday, Lower Woods; Saturday,
Foss Lodge—at 10.30.
The South Wilt. Hounds—Wednesday, Heytesbury ;
Thursday, Warders' earths—at 11.
The Tedworth Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Oars Hill;
Thursday, Nag's Head, Martin, Saturday, Quark/
HMI —at 11.
Ms Walter Flower's Harriers—Friday, 7'borney Down
—at 11.

The Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day),
Lybourne ; Thursday, Spsery Well; dahtrday, Beau-
lieu Village—at 10.45.

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.
Tuesday. 12.—pock County Court.
Wednesday, 13. -Christchurch County Court.
Broomfield (Somerset) Fair.
Woolly, 18 --Shaftesbury County Court.
?nutria', 19.—Wineanton County Court.

BIRTHS.
November 47 the wife of Mr. Arthur G. Creech, of
Sturminster Newtoe, of a eon.
November 6, at Weymouth, the wits of the Rev.
W. F. Tref/milieu, MK Inspector of Schools, of •
daughter.
November 6, at South-street, Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. John Guy. of • son.
November 7. at 160, asylum-road, Peckham, Surrey,
the wits at Ms. It. W. &mews, of • son.
_ _

ILARRIAOL
Nomnberfi, at the Parieh Church. Preehute,iungtte
Rey. A. G. MooekU,. Jolla Darla, of Gi
Demteltire, to Annie, only daughter of Mr. Mullen,
Clatiord, Yarborough, Wills.

- 'DEATHS.
October 7. at Benda, Central India, of &sew of the
heart, in the 32n4 year of hia4or V4tto Pickard,
L. Liana in Her Majaaaes t Nati,.
lantry, mond son of _ E. W. Beg.. of
Sturmindor Maillha, Don't, and Oachon-orasoont,
Southampton.
November 4, after a protracted and
illness, aged to, Fanny Young Brooking, th!rtbeeltnj
war of William Overall, E.q, solicitor, LeastliPon,
end eldest daughter of the late Capt. Dean, KN., of
Poole.

No-vember 4, at Blandon!, Mr. William Wiltahire,
k0z,.121 y.nara
•

4. at Blandford, Alfred Lame Der* aged
1 year and 8 months.
November 5, at Denroark•bill, Camberwell, London,
Mr. James Catkin. deritt, 118 d a
November 8, at the BIIIP 188 IJP,tY• Ruth, the
beloved wife of Mr. JllOl.lll Baihrod, aged 73 years,
deeply regretted.
November 7, at Pimperne, Mra Marl Kteldni. tied
GM years.
November 7, at Bournemouth, Louisa, daughter of
the late W. Brubary,_leq.
At Okanoinster, Deniegier, Mr. •Ito•Ph Keats,
66,4 67,