The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-19 00:00:00

certainty, of ',there being a large eurpine of
revbnub fdr the Iftistlieh Etchequer, resolved to
set out at onee for lb. only country where such
a phenomena oecarred. 'rho surplus, he con-
ceived, was not to be applied to so common-
plum pUrprist as reducing tomato°, but to the
lii Abet mad nobler object of procuring ilia miliou
of muskets which he has so often and so Vrinly
called for, to enable him to complete Italian
unity. "When," says this writer, • Oaribahlt's
intention watt known, all who speak the
I,eoSeete of hhakspere bounded with
/oft for thee vim* elbotit to behold
o bat they have never yet beheld—ii teal &Hid
jide hero. The list of huglish heroes is, to be
sure, rather long; but somesow or other not
one of them is the genuine article. English
heroes are but a mixture of linen, thread, and
cotton; Cromwell was only a preacher and a
I tradesman; Marlborough sold his country, Ms
army, and himself for 20,000.000 f. ; Clive,
while he held a sword in one band, wielded la ith
the other the yard-measure of the shop-keeping
East India Company Nelson bad the courage
and the furious appetite of a bulldog and
Wellington himself, the only constantly lucky
general of the present century, speculated so
well in his trade of killing men, and gained so
many domains, honours, titles, and pensions that
the best eulogium one can bestow upon him is
that he wee a " capital accountant and
Meese man.' As for Garibaldi no one
haa ever doubted his being • hero of the
true type, for he had not, like the others, •
ready-made army under his command. lie
held out at Rome, in GAS, two monthe against
the French army, which certaibly is not an army Of
pasteboard; he baffled the Austrians, who *ere in
his pursuit ;in 1839 be was the first to enter Lombardy
with his volunteers; and in 1860, when all Italy
hesitated, be landyd In Sicily with Ilia tlicalland
Orusadere. The English receive Garibaldi with
enthusiasm, for enthusiasm is the cheapest mode of
flattering Italy. They disl not give a man • shilling
for the campaign of 1869; but they will with
*mare give the hero plum padding and sandwiches
fur 15 days, not to speak of tea in the evening. They
will buy his photographic portsaita ; shout for
him as he psensalong in proossmon ; drink thousands
of gallons of beer to his health; write in their news-
papers that he is the srst, the greatest, the mat
illustrious of all men (the English, of course, cm-
cepted)sand they will pay him enormous compliments,
in order that he may in turn tell them that they ars
the pack and choice of the human species—the
chosen people of God—destiaed to teach all other
people how they are to eat, drink, sleep; shout,
think, and digest.

DORCHRSTER.—Pwmion Cons Mawr, Sear.
day. April 16.—There we • good supply of wheat in
improved omilithet, which sold snore freely at late
rate.. Barley was disposed of more readily at former
low prices. Oale in some demand—late quotations
onaltmet.
Mix Bowels labeler:Me Sots, Saturday, April 16.
—Nearly 241 heed f fat and store Least, and WO *imp
were brought under the notice of a large attendees of
buyers from all pare, and not*ithsteadics the
inelemeney of the sootier nearly ever., lot Was diapeed
• of. Beef realised its, to 12s. per score; motets in the
wool, &id. to 91. per lb ; shorn, 7.1. to 7gd. • lame,
Ma 6d. to 320.; whether hogs 35.. 6d. ; said Down
steeples, 60.. Good heifers and naves in demand, from
£l4'o £lB ; inferior ditto. £9 to £l2. &termer.. from DI
to £l4; yearling bulls, £7 to £9; and yearling Devon
heifers, £6 to Li. For the semposimodatioo of thine
attending the repository the Aorkoseer Intends meeting
a abed over and around the selling pen sufficient to
shelter upwar3s of 300 Wes..
Varna Thursday • vestry meeting
was °caromed at Si. Peter's Church, for the purser of
eonsidering what steps should be taken for .pairing
Iho dock and shins. Of that edifice. The athendatice
of pie Wieners were very limited. Two «ihroates were
seat in—a joint one from Mr. Curtis. watelimokis.
flouthistreet. and Mr. Sousse, smith, of Shirr
kall-lano, aeons to make the mesesry repel. for •
t. the (Aber estimate wse from Megan Mime,
Cierkenwell, Loaded, who though t the promos
mehinery of tie &wiz was too fax goose be renovated,
and offered to provide for £9O • good @mooed-head sleek
end chines. The vestry, however, decided that our
townsmen's estimate should be ase;ited. It will be
remembered that at • former meeting Messrs. John
Francis Hodges and Jobe Bishop were the proposer and
nesoader of the contemplated repairs; but what has
happened Mows to change their opinions we moose as,,
but it ateheselrease that nether wee pnesent at the
vestry called for the purpeit of Miming out so
lan undertaking. We are happy to state that
,11:7:17 for the mine is being raised by sabsoriptioa,
awl we doubt not will soon be suMmisitst for the purpose;
and shon d either of our liberal towline in remain to
be asked to subscribe be will perhaps be so kind as to
respond to this application by sending his mite to Mr.
Pewee, of South-striet; who will report progress at the
vestry next Thursday.
Trio Doectisersa AGBICULTUIIAL Ho= Ain Cott
fllacressist llellalriD).—We hear that while
the Town Caused are emoting divendott from Mr.
linier's proposition, the farmers are determined not to
be kept Is the dark, sod are formios • company for the
purpose of building • core itiebeeige, with refreshment
rooms. The We proposed is Mr. Maniteld's field, ad-
joining the Cottle Beposittry, whir' the sheds of the
trees is the South Walks *ill be an advents's; as well
as the short distance from the railway". The building
is to be of glass arid iron and will be used either for a
pitched corn or sample i nlirt. There will he large stores,
and the hotel will be replete wiib every requisite, both
or the farmer sod his steed. .

&Amor or GUIADDIIII.—The following gentlemen
have been elected guardians for the parishes own prised
in the Dorchester Union :—Athellisimpetons, George
Junes Wood; Bradford Futrell, John Aurish
Stull); Btoadmitzne, John Sunways ; Rneketone. Rev.
H. MU..; Chartuneter, John Riad ; Milltown Edward
Pops; Comptoa Abbas, Thomas Cot; Compton
Vellance, John Chick, jun. ; Dewlish, Mules Knot;
Dorchester All Saints, Alfred Samuel Mono.; Holy
Trinity. Thomas Patch end Montague Charles Weston;
Saint Peter. John Francis Hodges and Thomas
Saunders Fordington, Wallisna Sly& and Robert
Hs.; Frampton. William Johnson; From. Vs..
church. Thomas Con; Kingston Raissil, Thomas
Samson ; Littlebredy, Norris Raper; Longbredy,
Charles Fry; Maiden R sedan Thosisas Coo;
billion, Junes Lovelace; Piddietown, William Hill
Denman and William Joseph Paull ,• Bamford, Thomas
Lnek_.; Stratton. Thomas Chick; Tincleton. Edward
Bridle; Toiler Pretreat, Edward Whittle; Toiler Pot-
corns, Edward Pops ,• Tolpaddle. Thyme. Abler
Hotner ; Waruiwell, William Baby: Watersombe,
Thomas Homer Saunders; Went Knighton. Levi
Grows.; West Stafford, George Frederick Flower;
Whitoomhe, Arthur leopard Cooper ; Winterbotes
Abbas, James Slums; Wintarborne Cam*, Josiah Hill;
Winterbonse Horrytkes, Joh• A. Pope ; Winter.
born* Monekton, Bryant Phelps; Winterboree
Saint Martin, Joh. Green Hoer; Winterborne
Stupleton, Henry Grows.; Woodiford, Charles
Atkinson; Wyoford Eagle, William Bridge.
The Weargen.—The reading cd the thermometer at
Dorchester for the past week lo a, follows :

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