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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

Tali 8180 E OF PARIS.

Vessaim.ra, Nov. 11.
Mr. Weilehouse, who, with a convoy of British sub-
jests, was allow. d to leave Yana by the German
authorities, arrived here last night. Boise of them
wets is distress
They report that provisions were short. The allowance
Of Irak ZOOM waa 5,1 gr.sunnes • by to each person.
The British prisouen tsken in a belloon near Verden
will be and to a Prussian fortress sod tried by Uourt•
martial.

—The weigher is sold and snowy.
Genera Moltke Ilse issued very strict orders rcspoot •
Lag the heelers of the (limeys Cross.

SAAIIIIILOCK, Nov, 12.
Paris continues strikingly quiot. The garrison is
drilled daily in great numbars on the plain IL front of
Mont Valorise.
Deeertars oontinuo to bring roports that a sonic on a
largo soak is inuninent.

TIIE VOYSEY CASE.
Before the jsial committee of Privy Council this
morning, Sir Roundel' Palmer on behalf of the pro-
moters in the Voyacy snit, proceeded to argue the
charge' croutained in the 33 articles against the Rev.
Mr. \ropey. Ito said it was a shocking that a peraou
who had subscribed to the thirty-nine articles. ehould,
In each a dogmatic manner as appeared by his works,set
himself whist the doctrines of the church. The case
will now proceed on the charge of Heresy, and to all
appearance it will last two or throe days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

BRI D PORT.

Tax Teem or inc Porr.—Duriag the put we*,
there has been an unusually large number ol vemele—
five foreign ahips, laden with hemp and flax, and five
oolliere--at the llridport harbour, and it is along time
since the port presented such an animated appearanoa

A BRIDPORT CAPTAIN CHAIM BY A FANNON WAR
VASEML—GAptain liolyer, of Bridport, commanding the
bargne Blair Athol, recently arrived at Falmouth,
and reported that "when off Tenedoe, he observed a
gunboat, under steam and canvas, with her head to the
N.E., distance four mike ; shortly after she put her
head towards the Bhdr Athol, with all sail and steam,
and gave chase, but saw no eoloars. On finding she
could not gain on the Blair Athol, she fired blank, and
than hoisted French colours. The Blair Athol then
holited the English ensign. She followed for about ten
minutes, and then hauled her wind to the northward,
the wind Wowing fresh from the N.E."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

Dorsetsbitc.

CAPTAIN FALWARBIR, 7th Corpi Dorset Rill.) Velem.
ter s (Sherborno), has received le Capt..ln'A Uvrtificato
of proficienoy it the school of instru:tiun,lorsbot.

MAJESTY hu been graniouely Weasel to approves
the following appointments in Pio sth Dona Artillery
Vdutiteer Corps, viz., John Belle:, Tatehell iztebelt
Mallon. Gentleman, to be lat Lieutenant,James Diamond
to be 2nd Lieutenant.

THE Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury hoe
lioented the Rev. Francis Foiwin Allen, clerk, M. A., to
the curacy of Whit*!lurch Canonieornm with Stanton
Saint Gabriel; and the Bee. William Shatter Leonard,
eleih, 8.A., to the curacy of Northwood.

C,OXVITTLI) TO THI DOUIT GIUSTI PRISON.
Sediuo44 Sarah nose Edith Weatwood, larceny u
bailee at Weymoutb.—Hard Lab : Enoch Taylor,
stealing wearing apparel at Woymooth, 2 calendar
month.; John Stallard and Silvester Lec, stealing money
at Weymouth, 2 calendar months : Frederick Collins.
misbehaviour in Wimborne onion, 1 calendar month ;
/diary Ann Hector, vagrancy at Hordes), 1 calendar
month; John Nutt, vagrancy at Oborne, 1 calendar
month; Thomas Ward, and John Brown, misbehaviour
in Wareham union, 1 calendar month ; George Paul,
vagrancy at Beaminater, 28 days ; George Williams.,
vagrancy at Wimborne, 28 day.; George Ellis, assault
at Wareham, 3 week.; George &asterisms, vagrancy at
Norden, 3 weeks; Albert Bracket', poaching at Simatcm,
14 day.; John Reardon, stealing gold ring at Wey-
mouth, 14 day,; James White, gambling at Portland,
144 days ; William Hooper and James Moore, stealing
apples at Lyme Regis, 7 days.—/asprismassent : James
Jacobs, drunk, ha., at Hampreston, 1 calendar month ;
William Houton!, stealing apples at Bradpolo,2l days,
and five years in • reformatory; Charm.. Lomat, and
John Wallahire, drunk, kn., at 13ridport, 7 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

NAY AND STRAW.

Hemp Thureday.
The following were the quotallo ie :
Per load of 36 trueness. I Per lewd of 36 trwees.
£4 5 OCu LT 0 1 Clover £6 0 oto LT 5 0
Straw LI 8 0 to LI 18 0

SLED MARKET.

Clover seed now b;:rins to attract increased attention; the
stocluiof old and yearling seed are without doubt very light,
and no great quantity of new seed is yet taming. Spne few
parcels of new mitotic= red closer seed have recently arrived,
and have been ea sale at moderate primp As France and
Germany will be out of the :packet this sewn (neither
country having any seed to end us), it Is probable that the
United States will be our chief source of supply, oununand
high rates, Trefoil is without alteration. Tilers Itas been
.0410 apecidation in Alsiku and white clover seeds; prices of
theft dosciiptioes are tending upward* Very little DOW
Ynnich Italian Is nov cueing from the other side, and values
are consequently hardening. Rye-grasses are exceedingly Aar.
In bird seeds we have no change to report.. White mustard
seed continues steady. For rape seed we have en improved
demand, it onhaaoed currencies. iFeeding linseed Ls in better
requeet. Windsor end Longpod beans move oft at bet week's
quotation. For Haricot beans and bolting peas we have a
ready sale. There is now eceroely any inquiry for winter tares.
John Shaw and Sons, seed merchante, 16, Water-lane, London,
E C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

THE TIIEATY OF_ ILL

VISIONAL, Nov. 12, Evening.
It is asserted that the diplomatic ropmentatives of
Russia in Constantino" Vicons, and London have
notiliid the Governments to which they are accredited
that Russia no Warr coosiders herself hound by the
treaties of 1856.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

WOOL. MARKETS.

Los Dom, Fridsy.—Nolmithstanding the rupture of the
nmutiationr for an armistice, huklars koop vary arm; and
although this slab of affairs naturally rwaricts bush. o, 4411
there me nu signs of any probability of gis:ng way, and tho
lower grwles, if anything, are rather more In demand:
Batarese, Thuralay.—Thmigh there la iquieler ton 5. a
very fair busies= has hem done In wool since Monday, and
lbws are .amo ought tramactions to-day. The Miam4 still
rum chiefly uo very good tethers and half-bred. Hugs are
Mao In slight r quark Prices are very firmly malntal ned.
Morels au evident disposition to do Mashie. whonevor lota
requiral van be obtained at reaconable pneev. Nulls and
broils, continue in fair reform and firm in price.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

POTATOES.

BOUTUWARIL, Fridu.—Duririg tho put wouk the
coastwise hero been moderato, but heat ,r by rail and
road from the home c.ointies. The trade bas been nay dial. at
Use following quotations :—Yorkshire Ragouts, per ton, 70s. to
Ma • Lincolnshire ditto, Oat to 70..; Dunbar end Rant
L0..41an ditto, 70e. to 00..; Perth, Forfar, and Filashire ditto,
00t to 705.; Kent and &aux ditto, 40e. to 00.; ditto, Hooke,
tbs. to 565.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

DORCEIESTEIL

FOOT-•111D-MOOTH DULLY. —Thom are at present
257 diseased oasts, 10 salves, 10 swine, two buns, 56
heifers, 136 sheep, five oxen—total, 476—in this
8111005 CHICIC TO • &MOAT 'd EXCURSION. —Os
Sunday afternoon, as a middle-aged woman, of Grove
Buildings. named Mary Payne, was getting into a
waggon, in which, with some other persons, she was
about to propped to Tinoleton, the horse moved, and
the jerk caused her to fall to the ground, in doing
whien her left arm was broken. She was taken at
owe to the Donee County Hospital, where her
injuries were duly aiteeded to.
Two Wurnin.-11to following la our meteorological
Mod
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

THE LATE ELOPEMENT AT BLANDFORD
AND ITS DENOUEMENT.

On Wednesday, at the Town-hall, Blandlord, before
the Mayor (J. W. Daniell, Earl.), and Spence Abbott,
Esq., Rennes MCHARD FJLZrILD, lato clerk in the
National Provincial Bank in this town, was brought
up in •-ustody, charged with having, on the 13th day
of Octobcr last, at the Borough of Blandford, allured,
token away, and dotained Marian Greatbach, of Bland.
ford, of tho age of sixteen years and four months, who
has a lekd interest in oertain real and personal estate
under tho will of her late father, Daniel Grestbacb,
dec:ssod, out of the possession and against the will
of Mary Ann Grestbach, of Blandford, widow, mother
of Ma.dn Groatbsch, with the intent of carnally
knowing the said Marian Greatbach. The prisoner and
his eampanion proceeded from London to Dublin, and
alt.r anxious search they wen) dtsoovered. Prisoner
stab .:pprchonded, and the foolish girl Will brought
h.-tue in charire of a friend of the family on Thursday
r,glit. On Friday Supt. Mooro proceeded to Dublin, and
to-,k the prisonor in charac, returning with him to
Blandlord Monday night.—Prisoner, who Doomed
somewhat crest-faro°, was remanded. till Tuesday
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

MORETON.

A CONCZIIT took place in the School-roora, on Thurs-
day last, which realiscd LW 7s. for the County Hospital.
Thu amateur vocalists consisted of Mrs. H. W. Free-
man, Mrs. Parry, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Maunders, Rev.
E. W. Freeman, Rev. la D. Darner, Mr. Kesumway,
Mr. Rms. Mr. James Andrews, and Mr. Follett, who
were v.- j ahly accompanied by Mr. Thorne, wistod by
Miss Parry. Every thing pared off well, and tho
conc,:rt proved a groat moans.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

TO CORI: F.SPONDENT'S.

Dorchrttut.—Auooymous letters are issdalsi
sible, and your time would be more mAtably *pest
in learning tho elemental ot English, than is prams.
log to discuu religious queations, which maim a
thorough knowledge of Hebrew and Greek, and peg
critical acumen. Ot Mr. Roberta and his system we
may remark :
The earth bath bubbles no the water hog,
Antl thaw are of them."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

plunder sad murder each other. Those prin. '
"re for the begiellt of eivilisation and humanity
Ines, instead of killing each other, are to love
and he believed the Great Creator himself
down with 'pedal favour upon the principles
,o,ke their Order was founchd. (Drunk with
0d
,ran responded, remarking that in the
at
...ter hr.iti were half .a-million of members, and
1147;1 . cspital of nearly £1,000,000. Althoutit
tr:,. bid 'bowl as Wavy members as there are Inhabit.
tb•lseeity of Manshester, the offences eommitted
(jtsse were ostlY otte-filthituhere there were
ii.e.rlool in the sit, of cater, there are
, the Manchester Unity, and some Of those
,s...ed twist, for they are reekoned not only as
ft!,,,,,,,gainst the law of the eountry, but also as
„
tb, law the Order, therefore there are only
al ortentb of the offences in the Unity that there
the city, The Pools disttiet it one of the Nur t
MOP" 4,000 members, with a capital of £lB,oool—'
ow, heat).
other watts were given, and songs sung, and a Goo.
eveoing was spent.

rOaLL TCLEOI4II7 . —The whole of the telegraph
wires we now extended all ems the island. A separate
lines king seethed &rout Weymouth to Portland, so
thst direth esessausiostiou tan be obtained. The pre-
sent wire will bevies& seer foe the use of the railway
sothwities. ire toy we shall, therefore, be able to
~,sise the West News from Portleed by telegraph, op
Iliwir dismal%
It IN epanad than owing to the nasatidaotorY Add
of the tlrmid MPhil Meessreles stability, sa JAN.d
frrm the Mee obtaieed en the newt trial of the ship
by it °Hein her with West is the steam basin of
Portiotostie dockyard, she will me premed to is with
the Channel squad's& is its nest smite, but will Mks
the place Ise a time as Portland of the Achilles, the
latter ship tokieg the Ifenarek's pleas is the squadron.
Carreto& 10 1111/OAL MIAMI& —The antkd•
sated perlasseas se She Vase Theatre, as Monday
night, did ..t..sa MI le eossequesse of a cornmeal.
cation Wog rewind frem the Dramstla Authors'
Society with referees" I. the performasee of " The
Angel in the MAW,* witbeat the bather's enneent.
we are etre that the theatrical amateurs among the
Fusiliers swot have overlooked the existence of the
Dramatis Asthers &misty, or every *Menden would
have born shows tbe author's rights. It is not yet too
late, we hope, for oar military Moeda to continuo the
scrim of treats which they se MOMS' all, began.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

WEYMOUTH.

ACCIDINT,—On Friday hat Mr. W. IL Pople, now
residing at Wyk°, was coming from the Cutter Hotel,
when he slipped on the kerbstone, fell down, and broke
one of his logs. Sergeant llarvey and P.C. Meech
lifted him,and sent him home to Wyke in scab.
Bottoms PETTY SEaszons, Saturday—Before the
Abp.( (Jag. Milledge. Eq.), J. (t)ling.F.•q.. J. DIMS', Eq., and
(:. Reynold; Fag.
. _ . . .

.I•Jiits Srikraiu and Su-re-malt Let were brought up for
picking pockets on Nov. b. They collected a crow,' around
them on :up Fawkes' night, by singing soup., and L. got floor
• girl DIII.I Drew, after which he missed her puree --Priso-
ners were arrested, and on the way to the station 2 purse was
dn.ppoil.—Mra Talbot, of the Fisiternaan's Arms, pnwed the
prisoners together to her houne,and asking for loilginms.
-The prienic been convicted—one for assaulting a police-
man, and the other for being on • racecourse with intent to
commit a felony.—Leo mid be belonged to Dover, and Millard
did not know where his parents lived ; he was born in London,
and travelled with • waggon.—Mr. Ayling : What is your trade
sir occupation ?—Prisoner; Conjurlng.--11r. Ayling ; Did you
think you would get • living by conjorinf I—Prisoner ; Yes,
and a very good living too; lam a good hand at a. The
Superintendent saki Stallard wag a professional gambler.—
: Stlllanl denied this strongly—Mr. Ayllng ; I suppom you found
mune flats In Weymouth, I wonder you did nut conjure away
the misfortune of haring to be brought up bare. --Millard %aid
'he wished he could conjure himself out of prison. Wlicn called
onto plead Lou mid he had nothing to plead for he Au critirdy
ignorant why be ems taken up.--Mr. Arden road .oer the
charge, at which he pretended great astonishment, interrupt-
ing by saying Me, nix? oh no sic"--Stillaril pleadisl
;Nifty, anti mid he should like to have the 040 setticd at once,
an-I Lee, in a whining tone, said if he was to have anything
done to him, he should like to hare it now.—Stillard continued
that he had been In the cell for a week, and had very little to
eat and drink, and last night when he asked for tome water,
and knocked at the cell door for it, he was knocked down by
three pollisirueu and hi, shirt torn to Mean. Ile opened his
moot before the Bench and exhibited his rod flannel torn down
the front. —Sept: Vickery said the prisoner SUllard wroi one of
the worst prisoner% he had ever met with. He was most
violent in the cell, and had destroyed • inntity of fond which
was given him.—The Mayor feelingly the priaoner%
on the evil of their ways, and exhorted them to pray for grace
to arnend.--Millard asked for compensation for his shirk—Two
months' each at hard labour. They were removed dimwit:Air,
sin;:mg and shouting, and on their way tried to assault the
police, but were quickly thrust into the cells, where they con-
tinued making a nobe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

Vampsiiire.

Ms. Joarics Lose bee been appointed to take the
Winter Assises for Uampshire.
HOURS FUJI FRANOL—DRYINg the past week 296
horses have been conveyed to /Landsat, St. Kaki, and
Ham by the steamers belonging to the London and
South Western Company. Large quantities of °sail*,
she,p and meat of various kinds are still being skipped
to Jersey.
AT Southampton on Friday, the wife of ex-policeman
named Teague was floel £5, or two months' imprison-
ment, for cruelty to a pauper child entrusted to the
care of herself and her husband under the boarding -out
sYsleto.
EXTRAORDINARY CAORI OF DIATR.—Ann Griffin, a
glirl of 11, the daughter of a shepherd at Westmeon,
haring been found dead without previous illness, an
inquest was held upon her body, and a poet-moresst
essininatiou made to eimertain the canoe of death,
when a living worm several inches long was found in
her windpipe, whereby she had been &eked in ha
dap. Var& sooardlogly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

PORTLAND.

ADMIZALTV ISSPEOTION OP Till IPLEEL—Oit Satur-
day last the Right lion. Hugh Childers, First Lord of
the Admiralty. with two of his eons, Sir Sydney Dacron
and Captain Stanhope, secretary of the Admiralty,
arrived in the Rochantrens, Admiralty yacht, about
seven o'clock in the morning. They were receivel
with a salute of 19 guts from the Agincourt, and the
Minotaur and Warner manned yards: They made a
thorough inspection of the ships, and on leaving the
Minotaur for the Warrior the former ship gave another
salute. This was about twelve o'clock, and the inspec-
tion was finished early in the afternoon, when the
distinguished visitors r.tarned to the Enchantress.
Tbiw were to leave at three o'clock on Sander morn-
ing Per Torquay, and on Monday, it was understood,
they would return to Portsmouth. The Agincourt,
Minotaur, Northumberland, Inconstant, Monarch,
Milliliter, and &way= were in the Harbour.
LITERAItY 111811117T/t.—An entertainment of readings
and musio was given la St John's school-room,
Faetune's Well, on Friday evening last. The Colonel
And officers of the 7th Fusiliers kindly allowed the band
to take part. The following was the order :
Intrisluction —Quadrille " Undine" ..Count Band.
Reading.. " Howard, the Philanthropist" _Bey. H. Jenour.
Duet.. "Merry Gipsy Girls" Aim F..y and Mimi liens-en.
Sulu Cornet....." VThlrisrlnd Polka"— . .Drum Major Howson.
itcaditw " Vat you please... L..- .. Mr. lila
y voice is new". . Mr. Andrew.
=
Mg " Rules of Polite Bociety"......tieryt. Seymour.
Fantasia "Echoes M the Night" Wrier,. Band.
Song. " The Skipper and his Buy" ..........Mr. latos.
..... " The Raven" . Mr Rao
hong ....... "Stranger. Tut" ...... ......ILiss Seri s on.
"ILUsiniony" tlungL Baud.
God save the worn.
Everything pained off very nicely indeed, not the
slightest hitch hindering the enjoyment of a capital
jorogramme. Miss Neriven was encored for hor song
" Strangsra Yet," and the band, under Drum-Major
!lowa-oft, well sustained their reputation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

PATENT SHIP AND BOAT OOMPASEES.
DENT and CO. beg to draw
attention to this advantages and
' superiority of their Patent Compute over
thaw of every other dissiption. Their
Fluid Compaes is unequalled for seldom
vibrating a point, when others vibrate from six to sight
points, and is on this mooant to be parkieolirly mom.
mended for vessels of small burden, such se Yachts, he.
These Compasses have been adopted to the exclusion of
all others by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution,
and, along with Dent's Axis Compasses, are in general
use throughout the Boyd Navy.
Catalogues on application. Compamee of ivory dew
criotion kept in Stook.
B. DENT and CO, 61, Bttem4, and 34. Royal
Exelmase, Loads., Clatagotoder sad Campos Mahn
to the QOM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

STARCH MANUFACTURERS

TO H.R.B. THE PRINCESS OF WALE
GLENFIBLD STAROIL
Ex.olusively need in the ROYAL LAUNDRY.
The LADIES are respectfully informed that thii SW*
Is exclusively used in the Royal Laundry, bad jur
Majesty's laundress says, that although she hu Wed
WHEATEN Rica, and other POWDER STARCHEi,IIIO
found nose tof them equal to tEe GLEEPIELD, whisti
he finest starch she over used.
PRIZE MEDAL AWARDED FOR ITS
SUP ERJORITI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

CATTLE MARK ETS.

Mgraorouraa. Thurada3.—Tbere ls a limited supply of
all annuals n laer. No variation from Monday's currency,
can be systa4.l for beet The den and is slow, yet in view of a
malerate supply for Monday neat the market will he cleared
with probably a movement upward. Boot broads of foreign
mutton may be written mmuerbat dearer, end for Mich there
iv. a good demand ; for Inferior, as well as Bntish, there Is great
la...rine:lm Veal Is lower. Pork., last noted.

Mal. .1. Ma. 1011114 X lIVITLY.
830
Sheep aisdLenibe .. 6,780 3,130
335 145
Pip . 160 140
Inferior Qus'ity. Phut Quality.
8ed.... 3e. 04. to 44. lee Od. to 6*. 04.
Mutton 3e. 64. 6e. Od. . bs. 24. Oa. 24.
3. 64. 61. Od. .... 6e. 24. le. 44.
Lamb —d. .... ——--
At per stone ol 316., sinking the offal.
MIITVAVOLITAX IbtAt, Frl.My. -no market towlay was
rather wore freely supplied with mesa, consequently the trade
wan nolquite KJ brisk, but prima Isere without any important
alteration. .

Per hill, by the Carats&
•dsd a ad
I Inferior beef ......3 43 8 Inferior mutton,. , 3 4 0
Middling ditto . ... 40 4 6 Mid dlln g ditto „, „ 4 4 8
Priam large ditto-4 6 5 0 Prime ditto 4 1 5 4
Prinie small ditto 5 0 5 2 Large pork ...... 3 4 8
Veal. 5 0 6 0 l Small pork ... ..... 6 5 6
It trot, ThUnally --Our market to-day Wan well suppliol
with hod, the conaltriurwata from Ireland bringing to hand
snout 150 fat animals, while tlio %tore tattle rewired from
Irish ports numbered about 1.000. The fat cattle trade was
dull, except br boa descriptions, which sold at from 724 to
74. per cwt., while Inferior rouged from 6al to 655, with •
difficulty in effecting sales, cyan at those figures. The trade
in store catUe was also rather dull, and It was late In the day
before. clearance was effected, prices being the turn In favour
of the buyer. We had a large show of sheep, but trade was
quiet, at Is 4 west's rate., hest wethers selling at Bd, and in.
(ewe:item Sid per lb.. and ostres at 7d and 71. d. A modersto
trade was done in tench cows, at from £l3 to AI& We had
sLoii 100 pigs from Ireland, and trade wag puythlraf but
brisk ; bacon pigs resiised froM 10.34 toll), 6d per score, sod
porters it., but In some mull chokes samples made more
money. _ ..

iiiiiiv-naurrox, Friday. —Sharp, ; he.t 33; pig., 107;
caivaii, a Fair supply of stock. and the demand waa active at
high prices, good wethers I OtChi 111 CO per steno, and goers 14s
per .core.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

MORCOILBELAK&

MI. William Turner, of East View Cottage, Nor-
combelake, has bad two abundant crops of potatoes Iran
a small plot of ground during the past mason. He
planted some "ash-loaf" potatoes on Mush Bth, and
dug them on the 10th of June; a lot of "white
roots" wero planted on June 13th, and dug on the let
inst.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

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No oases an meanie&
To be bad of ell
ROWATT AND 8011, EdiaTrand London
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

FATAL STARRING.

......... _
On Friday afternoon, on a farm near the village of
Probus, Cornwall, a skim"' thrashing familia° was et
work, and • labourer named Jairo-s Miners was
employed in forking up the atioavca to the machine.
Lewis Webb was feuding, and having oomplained
without effect that thy sheaves were hying tient up too
quickly, be threw on or two doe ii apon Miners, who
beanie excited, and told him if h., aid so again he
'would give him something." NVebb then turned
round, and was approaeliiiig Minera,when tho pitchfork
held by the latter penetrated his body. The poor
fellow suffered great agony, and diod in about three
bows. Miners was secured, cud handed over to the
police.

THE DUKE D'AOSTA'S %Yarn) ATULE.
FLOWOII, Friday.—The Gaulle lialia denies that
She Duke of Aosta requires election by plebescite, and
says he would consider the vote of the Cortes valid.

A MERV lA.

WASHINGTON, FridAy.—lt is reported that a negro
mob has winked Denaldsvillo, and murdered the judge
and Mayor. Great excitement prevailed at Now
Orleans.

STRANGE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A singular atot7 was developed on Thursday at an
Inquest at Roraleydown. The &aly of a widow named
4.450, who kept a small tolamennist shop
at chew*, was (maid in the Thames a Rotherhithe.
She had been missing for a week, and was last seen
alive with a lodger named Jas. linage. On Wedneaday
he was found in possession of her keys and ransacking
her room. Two gold watches were already gone, the
riaab-bos was empty, and other pioperty had dims.
petnxi. gage, on being challenged, allowed great
perturbation of manner, but ho was not taken into
aaitagi. On the saute night he was aeon to leap from
W•stininster Bridge into the • , but his body has
not been diaoossrad•

SHOCKING CALAMITY.
haws „mad Wood and two ehildoen named
71;h7::
wbo at Hanslet, near Leeda, have been
auffmai.d b, en cis". 0.1 ga, from the main during
repairs. Ilete and his wdo wro moaned insensible.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

Sottursetsbire.

A woman hu recently died in the Bridgwater Union
Workhouse who was ozhlbited at St. Matthew's fair in
that town, in most towns and cities in England, In
America, Australis, and other places on 111000nOt of her
having a great profusion of whiskers, ber-d, dm De.
ceased was a native of Geneva. in Switzerland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

WAREFIAIL

Wu are particularly requested to state, that those
who manage the proceedings of the opening of the New
Townhall and Corn Exchange this day (Tuesday), are
very desirous thet all should pass oil pleasantly, and in
• manner which will reflect credit on the town and
important district of which it is the °entre and capital:
also, that the attendance of all interested, at the open-
ing as well as at the dinner, whether they have or have
not received circulars, will be very acceptable.
SANITARY 11141150/11/1 am HIALTH.—Tho healthiness
of Wareham, apart from • Local lewd of Health, as
compared with rcheater, having the full force of the
Local Government Act, is remarkable. There is scarcely
a house in the oonnty town but has been visited by
scarlatina—in many it has appeared in its most malig.
cant form, and the Registrars' returns give in the last
quarter 14 death. from that disease alone, white the
total number who have died is 55 in a population of
7,709. At Wareham, with 6,230 inhabitants, thcr
have boon but 23 deaths, and not eon from fever of any
kind. We are informed that the average number of
deaths in the town of Wareham has been 17 t the
1,600 inhabitanta for the last three years; 20 of
them averaged 81 years, and half were above CO years
and under one year.

BOROUGH Plll/17 B11:8810N5, Ssimrday.—Bef OTC 0. W.
Ferrer, Esq., Recorder, and Stephen Bennett, Esq.,
Mayor.
Andrew Woo Veep, of Wareham, labourer, Will sinu•
mooed for unlawfully and wilfully damaging property
belonging to Mr. John Hales Calaraft, Lord of the
Manor and Borough of Wareham, by cutting and
removing turf from the " Walls" theroby causing c m-
sidemble damage and loss of feed to horses belonging
to owners of common righta, and also doing damage
to the mid property. Mr. Weston appeared for prose.
*gallop. There had been • land-slip, and defendant
was employed to repair the Wall. Ile was found
cutting turf, and sod he was going to lay it in the
Mayor's (Mr. Daniel's) garden. Mr. Daniel said he
did not give Wooßrays authority to take the turf to
his garden, aud would not have lt.—Fined 6d. and
costs.

COUNTY Prrrr SLEIBIOIIB, Taesday.—Belors 0. W.
, Farrow and W. U. Wendt, Negro.
Joseph Sodasler*, of Langton liatravers, was sum-
moned by Mr. Salway, farmer, Worth Matravera, for
damaging a orop of rape. Hr. 11. N. Howard, for
defoodant, claimed a right of way over the land.—
Dismissed.
Jolt* Giodwic, of Wareham, for leaving his waggon
on the turnpike road, was ordered to pay costa 7s.
Henry Ortheird wad AL Niacin Stoekle_r, of Code Oast*
for treepaaidngin seereh of ;amis.-11m4 64, and 5.
oak, as ono dire Mid labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-15

El I iI us birt.

Tni WIT= AND FAXILTNB OP HALM CAPTAIN.—
The newly.appointed Mayor of Wilton (Kr. W.
11.
Mayo) has given the sum of £4O (in lieu of celebrating
his accession to office by a civic banquet) to the fund
forth. relief of the families of the crew of the Captain.
CATTLX DTING TROY RATING HOOHNS.—Twenty-
four Neste, the property of the Marquis of Ailesbury,
have suffered severely from eating /crone. Three died
last week, and • post-mortem examination was held,
which led to meatuses being adopted for the curing of
the remainder, which, we are glad to state, proved
suoiseseful,
Arr OTTER CAUGHT IN TITS AVON.—For • short
time past it has been observed that considerable bane
was being made amoog the trout of the Avon, and it
being suspected that the destroyer was an otter. a trap
was met in the river behind the Close, Salisbury, by
Mr. Tom Welk= The suspicions nem to have been
well-grounded, for on Tuesday morning a floe bitch
otter measuring 31t. 10in, in length was enught. It is
the fourth that has been taken al or near the same
plate daring the last 30 years we are informed.
SALnumar Vizir= or Orrish—le the early pert
of last week • rather numerous tribe of gipsies pilebefl
their tents in the College lark, having previously par-
anoid the privilege of taking up their quarters there
for a short time from the tenant of • portion of
that ground. They numbered, children included, about
50. The agent to the owner of the park objected,
however, to its being converted into • harbour for such
band, and be requested the tenant to give them im-
mediate" warning." That he did, it ir said, in a
MIAMI, which engendered tbe fierce resentment of the
wanderers. They knocked him down, and had not Kr.
Creamed, the gardener at the College, come up mean.
while and interposed on his behalf, he would doubtless
have had mum to regret the somewhat ruthless mode
In which he proceeded to give them "warning." They
refired to leave the ground until they had received not
caly the whisk they had paid for the privilege of
settling upon it for the brief term they proposed to
remain, but compensation for the trouble vbich moir.
, lug would involve. The tenant met their demands by
paying them £6, and they then left the park, and took
up their quarters near the Batts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

WAREHAM.

Tile TATE COUNTY COURT JUDO& —We observe
with much regret in the Tines an announcement of
the death, Clifton, on the 24th inst., of Elward
Everett, Es,l., of 'lambs= Cliff, near Salisbury. the
r. specter' Judge of the County Court circuit
which important office he resign. d not above
tlirce years ago, when the present judge—T. E. I.
Lefroy, Esq., then depatv.judge of the Illoomshury
court—coo appointed by the then Lord rhaneellor
(Cabin) to folooeerl him. In the distriat which belez.
to Wareham court, he was held in that respect 5,,l
conideration by the suitors and all who had to be w,:o
him--miticcially by the re.tietrars, officials, en I
advocstee—which an honest, einscientious, and in°.
pendent diseharge of public duty is sure —sooner r
later—to command : and those who dwell in the Wro-
ham district, know well that he oonferred crett
benefit on it in many ways. He will, no doubt, he rt"
membered with much regard and respect by those •h"
had to do with him most and longed. A. judge he
was an es•officio Justice of the Peace in the oonnties
Wilts, Hants, and Dorset, but only sat on the maf."
terial bench at Salisbury.

PRICIBTTRRI&N CHURCH TOR rt.' CRTRTAL PALAct
Distaicr. A xito has been secured at Forest IfIlL ecnlnk I
situated for ltidienhain and thilivi,h. Funds have Nen
lected. which when 4upplemented by contributions fu ,n,
distance, will enable the Vhurrh w he erected inimedialci•
and thu•provide aceotnniodition nsuch required. and shell
Presbyterians lalti °then.. In all quarter'.
earnestly .iolicited to aid in providing. The Rev.
itusselL MA. late of Albion Chun+, Finsbury Pavement.
takes the pastorate. The lion. Treasurer. P. J. itorniniss.
Esq., Tarven nou, Forest Hill. will thankfully acknowl.lo
subscriptions, which ussi alen he paid to the .Consolidstol
Bank, Threadneedle /greet, London.

Paulen) and Published, 41 Church-street, Iknahast..r.
by ALIMCD ATKINS, Of t Partin of Fonlington, for
ad and copmprieua.
Tuesday, February 1, 1870.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

•• 0 0 .. 0 •
0 .. 400

Elfrpeian per 1901 b.
glih pm imperial qr.

11401.

English, go nd seconds, per uU, ... 30 0 .
United States, Canadian, he., sweet super-
par barrel. • •
__lnitial! U.

.. 21 6

.. 23 0

Mixed American, MT 4801 h• • • • • • • 0 0 .. I I
Italian amd ihulubian, ditto 28
Dan, per 400th .. • • • • • • • • TT 0 .. TT 6
Mallet, per 4001 b.
-- Irish : 576 qee. rata. Foreign: 7,076 qrs. wheat,
1,027 qrs. uats, 10,726 gm. barley, 2,7191 qrs. maim.
Gloucester : We have little altawathin to report in thecorntrade
Otlllet (hi. day nalmight. For both English and foreign wheat
there la a fair consumptive ml. at about lad week's prima
Malting barley is the turn cheaper; grinding premed, and fully
la per qr. lower. The sale for arta continue. restricted, and
values •n• nominally unchanged, Maim I. in fair puig,l at a
decline of ed. per qr. Roma and pwas unaltered.
FRIDAY. -Mark. leant : At Mart-lane, the receipts of F.ngliM
wheat have heen on'y moderate, but In tolerably good condi-
lion. Pour attendance, and no diapoaition to purchase freely.
Monday'. pekes haveheen maintsined show of foreign chest
gond. Very little 1111.i11.1. doing, at previous quotation. Show
of barley moderate. Desamod miler more active. Priem have
hues with, at sari& ion. Oats bate changed hands quietly, on
former terms. limns and peas In liMitad request at previous
quotations. Flour dull.

CURRANT TRICIA AT MAAR LAX&
Per Qr Per Qt
wine, 4. •
Rues and Kent, and 4e to 40
" Ditto, new ... 38 to 46
" 47 to 62
" Ditto. new, .40tO 49 1.1
Foretell, red ... 38 to 43
" Dine, white ... 42(0 L 2 white
OATS.

•
F.nwllah malting 36 to 40
Chevalier ~. ... 41 to 42
Diatillsne 32 to as
Foreign ... 22 to 31

Chevalier 00 to 70
Brown._ ... ... 48 to 63

Is. x.
White .. 34 to 37
Rollers 34 to 37
Foreign, white 35 to 37

n [stir:o(
:1: 12: tlo. :05
Seoul.. food ... to
Irish, block • 16 to 16
" ... 1610 24
Foreign food ... 16 to ld

Egyptian ... 33 to 35
Harrow 36 to 33
&nail 40 to 43
ARRlVAlA.—Enrclish anti
booby; 2,t0 qr.. malt. Foi
barley : 13,750 oat.; 1,330 II
beans (Fuglialt and Scotch), al
quarter*.

- FLOUR.
Town-am4e. 980 lb.. 97 to 45
Country .. .. 30 1036
Norfolk and nuffolk... 28 to 28

1810 gra. wheat : LEBO gra.
w packs ; 10.401 wheat ; 870
. . .

Zr. Malin (lonAgo). 111:200 ;
1; peas (English and 144..utch),
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

o rs tts birt.

LORD POLTIIIOIII has arrived at Frampton Court,
Dorchester, from his seat at Poltimore Park, near
Exeter._

Ha. Gans= fivoirr, LP., aad Lady Augusta Stark
have arrived in Loudon from Cliche]. Dometabire.
Has Marairry ha. been graciously pleased to
approve the following appointment in the Ist Dorset
(Bridport)He Volunteer Corps : Gustavus
Ewes, gentleman, to be Ensign, vies Whetham,
resigned.
Tea Brame AZSIIIS. —The Western Circuit
(Lord Chief Baron and Mr. Justice Hannon) wail
settled on Friday as fellows :—Winchester, Feb. 26;
Dorchester, March 4; Exeter, March 9; Bodmin,
March 16; Taunton, March 21; Devizes, March 31;
and Bristol, April 5.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

POOLE.

RPM:CVOS Or THE POLICE FORCE—AI II meeting of
the C ,r..tion 011 Monday. a report of the watch c on-
mittee w. a 4000,4, imiler alt ch tlil. oic,forc, for the
future will c .nah.t ot twelve member. .4 14 at
hereto( .re. One .4 the 14 ham rte ntly lied, eiol the
other (Szrireu) has nth' been .usiontil.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

POTATO MARKET.

11011011:111 AND SDITALYIRLDP, Friday. —name markets have
been *ell aurally& Trade dull. at about late rate,- Engikh
Maar.. 75, VI ; to 100.: kook., trot to
70.; Scotch Regent., 70t. to 1006.; French, 00.. to 60.. per
ton.
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eL6611 11,1%3 Iltia—iTt 1 I I.M.' 1121 1 211 at 2
Lit. I A 11. .M. A.M. P. P PM. 1 P. 1.1
Poole depart ... 8 610 45 .. IID . 525 7 i
Win hor r mSOIIIO 12 20 1 :•0 . 6 2 735
Sturntinster Marshall 8 42 11 =l2 36 2 2 .. .. 1 7 Si
'pet. ishstry
Blandford
tihilliosistone ..
Slarinin.te• Newton 95111 64 .. 246 . 668 9 0
1114s1hridite..... 1 9 41'.2 . 261 .. ; 7 10. 9IS
HonatrSige ... l9 46 . .. 22..; .. i 9 ...0
Temple Cool. ......
It Third class between all si; Londi4 and South-
Modern line and stations on this

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BENSON'S

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the Prince ot Wales, has just published two pamphlet%
enriched and embellished with illustrations--ose upon
Watch and Clock Making, and the other upon Artistis
Gold Jewellery. These are sent post free for 9d. seek
Persona living in the eonntry or abroad can select the
article required, and hare it forwarded with perfect
safety.-25, Old Boodutreet, and the City flisam
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

BIRTHS

----- --
January 13, the wife of Mr. P. Mason, wine and
spirit merchant. West-street, Bridport, of a moo.
January 14, at Staepleton, the wife of Kr. H. Groves,
of a eon- _ _

_
January 20, at South-street. Dorchester, the wife of
Mr. Matthew H. 11Iley, jeweller, of a eon.
January 21, at %Mary.street, Weymouth, the wife
of Mr. George Green, of twins, boys.
January 21, at 87, Rt. Thomas-street, Weymouth,
she wife of Lieutenant B. G. Hallett, &N. (navigating)
ELN & Cossack, of • daughter, stillborn.
January V, at Bridport, the wife of Kr. R. Corniek,
of. eon.
January 23 at Valence, Vele., the wife of the
Bev. G. Pilkm:roppin, of a sou.
January at Pallingt, the wife of Mr. William
Prober, of • Bb ter.
MARRIAGE&
January 19, at Broadmayne, Mr. Richard Webber,
to Fanny, youngest daeghter of Mr. Joseph White, of
Broadmailta•
January 20, at St. Pelee'. Bournemouth, by the
• Bee, J.Heyworth. cousin of the bride, assisted by tho
Rev. A. W. Ellie Via'''. vicar of Bvigewortb and
shordington, uncle of tbe bridegroom and by the Rev.
A. S. Beionett, Arthur Twiadea, son of William Playne,
Esq. of Longford', Gloucestershire. to Mary
iths,:betb, third daughter of Richard Potter, Rao ,
of
Standish House, in the genie county.
DEATHS.
JanuarylB,, Liirff,ioro_reed Walworth, London.
Fanny,tise youngest daughter rills. William Rolls, a
the General Post Ogiee, VW 14. afka • low days
Illness, from dijAberia.
January 18, John LIMN of MHord Hal, Salisbury,
aged 52.
Januery 19, at Rod well, Joseph Strange, Fog., oust
lingering illness. borne with Chtteaiati
January 20. at Maiden Newton, Mr. Charles Whittle,
glazier, aged 74.
hewton, Mr. Luke Roberts,
January 21, at Maiden
ard 65.
Juisarif 224 soddeoly, at Rugby, Mary Ann, widow
of the Re. U. H. Goodmau, 01 Oars House, Pewsey.
Wilts, and dantattor of as It-v- J. Pears, rector of
Cbarleombe, Somerset, sad Head Na.ki. of King
Edward's Grammer School. Bath. need 67.
Joigooti 22, at BilkOksoros Tower, Bournemouth,
Mrs. Kitty Jenkyn Packs-Beading, relict of the
c. W. pmke, Fog., K.?. for South Leiotatershire, aged
e. 9 years.
January 23, at Maiden Newton, Elizabeth, the
beloved wife f Mr. Tbaca“ 1,41,0,ta. ag,d 64.
,f"aarr 24, at ljadaald•ac Weymouth. Frederi.k
youagost mon of Mr. Joshua Chick, aged 124
Issf.in";oir, 24„ at Monaton. Mrs. Harriet Churchill,
kio.l 69 years.
.icitc„,7 26, at Chaise-street, Dorchester, yrs.
I.,,icer, at an advanced Ins.
.1„000ry 24„ at Clifton, Brietol, Edward trent., 'l..
,i.,r,,ham Cliff, Salisbury, aged 71, much beloved and
J..miaer 2:1, et the Manor Farm, stour Provost
'!1-r upwards of twat, years' affliction, Jane 'NO ,
Yr. Robert Hunt, aipd :1;1,
lio".•••:, 24, at Wan Beg* the Rev. Th
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

CHANUSIOCK.

AN OLD FAMILIAR HOOK.—" In some fine elms
claw to • farm house in this neighbourhmel, was, for
many y elite, a rookery. From some cause, however,
the bird's gradually left, until the mole occupant was
• stately bachelor rook, who made himself on very
familiar terms with the occupants of the farm--
strutting into the pantry, milkhouse, mid other parts
of the place to which he could obtain amine, and
helping himself to eggs, butter, and other delicacies,
and if the doors were closed he would announce his
presence by equated smart raps at them with his
beak. De moon tecsme • pet, and was called Jack.
At length Jack took to himself a wife from among
the females of another rookery about a quarter of •
mile distant, and since then has ream] a brood every
spring. When tbe breeding time comes round Jack
is well supplied with food by hie friends at the farm,
and it is most interesting to watch him during the
feeding hours returning with great punctuality every
three minutes—filling his pouch and off, and should
the door by chance be found closed he violently
hammers as of old. From the regularity of his
movements it would seem that Jack does the feeding
alone—giving " misses," of course, full opportunity
for gown It is noteworthy that as the brood
increases in bulk, as they become older, Jack's poach
is more crammed in proportion. After the duties of
incubation are over, he join. his companions in
wheeling over the country with them, spreading
over the meadows, and doing as rooks in general do.
If one of his farm friends should at these times pass
within earshot and call "Jack !" he at once leaves
the flock, wheels down, and taking what may be
offered him, quickly rejoins his comrades. It does
not appear that " "and the family have ever
visited Jsck's house of call, bet of this I am not
certain. During the annual shooting at the r..okery
—of which big friends get notice—Jack is always
shut up ftt safety, or perhaps be would never have
attained his present age—about It years. The above
statement may be implicitly relied on."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Laud PQM 1-0;4'; Hosudi will mist on W.dnmday,
Suekland Newton; Friday, Grinistone Oat., Satur-
day. Ooker's Wood—at 11.
The East Dons* Bounds will meet on Wednesday, at
Harley Gap—at 11.
Mr. RodelySe's Sounds will meet on Thursday, at
Stag Lodge, Charbo,o' Park—at IL
The Steeksnore Vale Foxhounds will meet on Tuesday
(this day), at Soloed Pound ; Thursday, Alfred
Tower, Stourton ; Friday,Feb. 4, OMNI Man,
Pulham—at 11.
The Purbeck Flarrion will most on Thursday, at
Pnvinirtnn Reath—at 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01

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ANOTHER FASTING CASE.

A trustworthy correspondent writYU-7-7' There is
re-eling in Workhousentreet, Leek, at this tame, a
man who has not eaten any solid food for nearly six
pars. The laid time he remembers eating aeything
was on April 27, and the edible was a portion
of • Dover bun, which took him three-quartere of an
hour to swallow. At the si ht of potatoes or flesh
meat he feels • urination of aicknesa ; and though he
occasionally experiences a ravenous sensation of
hunger, to attempt to swallow anything solid would
tiring on violent pains and vomiting. The case has
been seen by the medical authorities of Lek, and I
also by the faculty at the North Staffirdshire
Infirmary, and has been pronounced as incapable of
cure. The man is just able to go about, though, as I
may he expected, he presents • pitiful appearance.
At 17 years of age be worked in the manufacture of
silk, as • twister, and at that time ate heartily of all
kinds of food. While it this employment in the
summer time he used to drink copiously of cold
water, which caused • severe cracking sensation
between the throat and the ear; gradually getting
wont-, his powers of and desire for eating quite left
him. Milk is now his only nutriment, and this is
only suffered to be taken alowly."—Stefordskire
ddrerlaser.

MR. P. A. T YLOR ON THE STUMP.
The two metolvra for Leicester were to address their
conitituents on Wedneolay oight, but Mr. J. D. Harris
(Wbig) way " iiidisposed," and, Mr. P. A. Taylor
(Rattled) bad hist full time. Ile said that the disesta-
blish omit of the Irish Church was • precedent which
must inevitably be ',prase.' t. the English church. The
consistency and commm sense of the country wire de-
l/redid by the existence. in its present form, of the
Howie of Peers. He should prefer that legislation on
edecatioo should he piatpuned until public opinion on
the subject bid been thoroughly matured. The Irish
Land Mill would, like the Irish Church lull, be initia-
tory to an English [Atli Bill. He was not prepared to
go en for as to •ety there should Is, no property in land ;
but he did hold that the land should be heti by the
Int-s of the people, and not by the few. It wag his
intention to ask for leave to bring in a bill for the
aboli,ion of the Gems Laws. A vote of tionlidencte in
the hon. member was carried with scolosistioa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-30

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