The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-07-27 00:00:00

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boos?' or WOOL.—Tlis official returns of the Inv
ports of wool for the first six months of the present year
exhibit a decrease in quantity of 16,282 bales compared
with lant year. The arrivals of colonial wool are nearly
double those of the oorresponding period, hut foreign has
fallen off from 28,585 baler to 5,314. The greatest de
crease is under Booth America, which wont no nothing
this half year, and' last half sent no 90,000 halts. This
is said to have arises from ths grist mortality amongst
ths

Certain other Hills were also read a third time and
panad.
The House adjourned at i quarter put 3 o'clock.

THE RIOTS IN CANDIA.

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The Paris papers of Sunday publish the following teds•
Fain, dated Trieste, the Ved of July :
Advice+ from Constantinople of the 17th inst., an.
nounoe that the Mistletoe di' Polies, Mehemet Pasha,
has been sent to C&WiIA onla epeeist minion by his
Government. The Minister h provided with froth in-
struotions. We learn, however, that tranquillity has
been restored at Cones.

Court.—lt is tie intention of Her Majesty the Queen
and the Prince Consort to leave England upon a visit
to the Prince and Prinoess Frederick, at Potodem.
Her IL4esty and hid Royal Highness will leave England
on the 10th of August, and eras to Antwerp, whence
they will proceed by railway to Potsdam, 'looping one
night on the journey. On account of the state of the
health of the King of Prussia thi4 visit will be entirely of
a private &oil dowestio character, and no festivities or
Royal visite will take place.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the official
residenoe of the Chanoellor of the Exchequer in Down-
ingwtreet. The Ministers preeent ware—the Earl of
Darby, the Right Hon. B. Dioriteli, the Lord Chanoellor,
the Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwick., the
Right Hon. Spencer Walpole, the Earl of bialnielbury,
the Right Hon. Enr E. Bawer Lytton, General Peel,
Sir John Abington, Lord Stanley, and Lord John
Dimmers.

IirNISTERIAL W RIESE.% TT DINNER.— On Saturday
Her Majeaty'o Ministers celebrated the approaching cloaca
of the session by the outtoniary whitebait dinner, at the
Ship Tavern, Greenwieh. The whole of the Ministers
were present, tooluding the Earl of Derby, Lord Chan.
Whir, Duke of Montrose, K.l'., bilibmig of Salisbury,
KG., •Marquis of Exeter, KG., Bari of Melineabory,
Karl of Slirewobury, Earl of Sandwich, Earl De Le
Warr, Earl of Donoughinure, Berl of Cameroon, Earl
of Sheffield, Viscount Stmthallan, Lord Bent, Right
Hun, B. Disraeli, Right Hon. S. H. Walling, Right
Hun. Sir J. Pokingtun, General Peel, Lord Stanley,
Lord John Manners, Right Hon. C. B. Adderley, Col.
the Right Hon. Cecil Forester, Right Hon. J. R. Mow.
bray, Lord Naas, Viscount Newport, Right Hon. H. L.
Corry, Lord Loraine, the Attorney-Generel, the Bohm.
tor• General, Sir William Hylton Jolliffe, Mr. Seymour
Fitagereld, the Attorney• General for juiland; the Lord.
Advocate, Mr. G. A. Hamilton, Mr. Gathoruo Hirdy,
Mr. H. Brittle, Mr. Knight, Colonel Taylor, and Mr.
Whitmore.
Mr. 0. P. B. James, the novelist, who lies been for
several years Her Majesty's Consul it Richmond,
hu been appointed Conrul at Venice ; and Mr.
Barber, whoog conduct so Aoting Vice Googol at Naples
luring the ousation of diplomotie intercourse with tho
Court at the Two (Willis has bees oit .fnemently
approvut, will kuteelett Mr. Josue re Vonesimit Welt.
moot. The eppointinent Is worth about 1/700 a year.
We have mean to believe that Earl Outfield, of the
Peerage of tioutlond, will bu raised to the English Peer.
age, and that Sir John Yard. Buller will be created a
Peer. Sir John Yarns Boller's Parliamentary career
will be familiar to all who hare followed the oouree of
events iii Parliament for the lull quarter of a evntury.
The tint baronet wee a distingulolied Judge. Lord Sea-
Sold I. the oeventli INS of that title, and I. also Vie.
count Reidhaven and Boron Ogilvie. He was born in
Dila, and wag elected a Representative Peer of Sootlend
in 1863.
TNII SARCOPHAGUS OF Till LATII Dos. OF WIL•
LINGTOII,-011 Wednesday neat the Chapel in It, Paul's
Cathedral in whisk the Saroopliagus is placed will be
open from 11 o'clock to 0 iesovpl the hour of afterriJon
(rein three to four), on production of their
Garde, to the Foreign Mlnietere, members of either
Howie of Parliament, the Lord Mayor and Corporation
of London, the Olken of the army and navy, the Di.
remora of the Bank, 4E41 inentbere of the Boyd
Academy. After neat week It will be opts to the
publiu on Mondays, Thomism and Saturdays free 1 on
other day. on the payment of olivine' to defray the
eapenee of light. and attendants,
Mame TO ANIIIIIOA,The British and North Am..
Royel mall steamer Persia sailed on Saturday Irons
the Mertey with the mud weekly such, for the United
Stales. The gionow steamer Nova Bootle, belonging to
the Montreal alt•Anialtip Company, will oil on Warder*.
day with the United Stated and Canadian malls. The
letter.box will close At 045 a.m., and the late fee•bos it
1015. The landlimetage.bos oboes at 11. All lettere
and newapopers h, the steamer must be prepaid. On
Saturday nets the Cunard steamer Niger& soils for
atlitoll with the mails.
USIA? MASSIMO OF ROWAN CATNOLIOS IN 7111
Nuarii,—Dtiring the poet week there has been ,a great
gstliering of Itounen Catholic, eaoleslamtioa and Influential
blown at Ueliaw college, shout Sc. nilleo from Durlusiu.
Among the RU11181.004 visitor. at the college were 1—
CArdinal Wiseman, Dr. Amherst, Dr. Briggs, Dr, CIS.
ford, Dr, Grant, Dr. Hogarth, Bishop of Heehaw 1)r.
Itoskell, Dr. Woodall, Canon Sanibel., Canon Board.
man, Canon Brown, Z. Cantwell, Dr. Cnsokhall, ko.
The demonstration was to celebrate the jubilee of this
College, but the local reporters having been included,
no report of the proceedings has been publighed. On
Wednesday, the greet flto day, it wail understood that
alter High Maio, and a sermon by Cardinal Wiamulin,
a ring of St. Cuthbert, the Bret great Northumbrian
Blahop,w lie reoogn I led suoutil I ng to the ueualcustomumsuf the
Human Catholic Churoli ; that &damson were delivered
by the more eminent of the clergy on subjects spoor.
taming to the propagation of their religion, followed by
a grand dinner party, and the performative of a dreina
by the students, the drama being the production of
rdinal Wiegman. About 200 of the Roman Catholic
nobility, clergy, and laity have been sojourning at
Ushaw during the festivities.

Two COMA'S Y AMOS OF VOTIRS.—A Bill
through oonnuitimse In the House of Commons on Mee:
evening containing the following very important clause
—" (taken be lawful for any candidate or his agents to
provide ouliveyanue for any voter for the purpoee of an
election, but it shall not be lawful to pay any money or
give any valuabla Ounsideration to a voter for or in re-
spect of his traveling 'spinosa for such purpose." This
Is an attempt still further to diminish tho expenses of
°untested Parliamentary elections, end to prevent money
passing on any pretence whatever from the punt of the
candidate Into the palm of the voter.

THZ House OF COMMONS AND TH6 CHIRSOURO
FtTlitl.—An arrangement has been made by which such
members of thu House ot Commune as may find it con-
venient to attend Her Majesty in her visit to Cherbourg
will be able to do so in an agreeable manner in one of
the veeiels of the Yeninaular and Oriental Company,
freely offered for the purpose. The number who are
expected to go cannot sawed 900. The 3rd of August
id the day propose,' fur their going to Southampton,
whore they will dine, sleeping on board that night, and
sailing early hulk 'hurtling. They are expected to re-
turn from Cherbourg ou Friday evening.

EXTRAORDINARY AOOIIDINT TO TR, CRINORNS
BALLOOP.—lltrAcuLour EIIOAPR.—NO little oonsterna-
tion was created on Widnesley evening in the neigh-
bourhood of the Clapham-road and Kennington-park,
In oonsimuenoe of the following somewhat or tramdmary
asmident, which wee well nigh attended with fatal re-
sales to several persons :—From all the particular* that
could be obtained it seems that a file took place on
Wednesday in Creinorne-gardens, in aid of the funds of
the Butchers' Charitable Institution, and amongst the
many attractions afforded a grand balloon went was
announced to take place; andaecordingly, shortly before
seven o'clock, the balloon being well filled with gee, and
the atrial voyager* having taken their seats in the oar,
the signal was given to "let go," when the machine
rose majestically, and for some time kept still rung
oonsiderably and boating through the clouds. Upon
getting nearly over the Claphain-road, the balloon was
seen by the thousand* who were witnessing 14 progress
to commence rapidly desoew ling. Ballast at {impound time
could be seen falling from the oar, but still the machine
kept falling, and when about 250 feet from the ground,
the silk work was seen to collapse, and the crown fall
over on one side. The parties in charge of the balloon
got ea low in the oar as possible, and then worked the
ropes the best way they could to keep clear of trees and
house-tops, but all of a sudden down came the pon-
derous machine near the Dorset Arum Tavern, the 's-
oap. of gas at the seine time being ahead enough to
suffocate those who rushed forward out of curiosity.
Fortunately those who were in theism- were not seriously
injured, but only a little shaken. Bo greet was the
crowd that had it not been for the arrival of the police
the machine would have been totally destroyed, but
owing to their exertions and those of the neigh are, it
wee plead in a wagon and removed to Orentoreir.
gardens. The accident it is believed, mums solely loses
ear of the valves 4014 imperfectly.