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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

81111111YIELD.—Mea40w hay, £2 to £4 161 ; clover ditto,
£3 156 to £5 15s; and straw, £1 Is to £1 16s per load.
Trade dull.

CEMBERLAND.—Meadow bay, £2 5s to £5; clover
ditto, £3 15s to Err 15s, and straw, £1 10s to £1 164 per
load. A fair demand.

.-7W-ine7aiiiii-aP-11-.-1--51-eadow hay, £2 to £4 15s; clover
ditto, £4 to £5 1s; and straw, ea to £1 les par load.
Supply good.

HOP MARKET,

Bonouak, Friday.—We have no alteration to report
in the character of our market, which remains steady at
the following currency and East Kent' 140 c to
170 s ; Choice, 190 i; Sussex, 130 s to 135 a; Choice,
145 e.

BOROUGH POTATO MARKET.

SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, FridAy.—The supplies of
potatoes are tolerably extensive, and the trade
generally rules inactive, at late rate.. The best
samples command 150 e to 160 a per ton.

PROVISIONS.

LONDON, Friday.—The demand for most kinds o
Irish butter is very inactive, at about stationary prices
Foreign qualities support previous rates. Fine Fries
land, 130 s to 132 s ; Krimpere, 118 s to 124. ; Kiel, 116 s
to 130. ; Frencli,7B. to 116 s ; and American, 80. to 110.
per cwt. English butter is quite as dear as last week.
Bacon moves off heavily, and the quotation. have a
drooping tendency. Sizeable sides, 54s to 60s ; and over-
sized, 52s to 57. per cwt. Lard is heavy, at 61s to 72s
for bladdered, and 60s to 52. for keg. Hains are very
inactive, and other provisions move off slowly.
BRISTOL CRIENSI MARRIT, Friday.—We have to
report more purchases than of late, the period having
arrived of the visitation of dairies. Of these there is a
good variety, but really choice is sauce. Prices rule as
before. Single are deer compared to other descriptions,
And but few are sold. Americans are of useful character,
and can be procured at very reasonable rates.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCI MARKET, Friday.—Sugar : The
market continues firm, being only moderately supplied,
and business is limited. Nothing done in rum or coffee.
Rice :The business oonsisted only of 1,350 bags hioonghy,
at 9. 3d per cwt. _ .

BRISTOL SUGAR MARICRT. Febriudy 28. The
business is limited by the small supply. Good Demerara
sold for the pan yesterday at 383 641. Crystals, good
middling gray, 41a. There is nothing else offering. All
other supplies are obtained from London and Liverpool.
Hoine•made in good and firm demand, at full and
advancing prices.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

vz iitsbire.

SALISKTRY.-Buarzer-au Porsoma.-Seme very
ezeieing rumours bay, beep prevalent at Salisbury

and the neighbourhood during the last few days, in
consequence of the death, under somewhat suspicious
circumstances, of a MAU runnel James Randall, a
lamplighter in the employ of the Salisbury Gas
Company. Mr. R. M. Wilson, the coroner, opened
an iuquiry into the case on Monday, at the Council
/louse, when Mr. J. W. Cordell, surgeon, gave
evidence to the effect that he attended the deceased.
Iletreated him for lumbago. On Monday be was
seized with spasms and complained of great pain
in the throat. Mr. Carden then altered the pre.
scription, seeing there was something more than
lumbago. On Wednesday the symptoms became
aggravated, and they coincided with a disease
called "idiopathic tetanus," which is eztremely
rare. Oct Thursday the witness and Dr. Roberts
saw the deceased, and the symptoms were then
Very violent. On Saturday Mr. Cardell met 'the
wife ef.tbe deceased, and at her request be made a
postmortem ekdbinfkititm Of the body and removed
the contents of the stomaish entirely. In reply to
the coroner Mr. Cardell said that strychnine would
produce the symptoms which he had described.
Dr. Roberts also gave evidence. Ile thought the
deceased exhibited all the symptoms of idiopathic
tetanus. An analysia of the contents of the stomach
being considered desissble by the jury the inquiry
was adjourned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

Corresponbencr.
WINFRITH FARMERS' CLUB.
-
To the Editor of the Doreet County Express and
Agricultural Gazette.

Dant Sit,—l write to ask a favour of the &press,
with which I feel certain you will comply. You
have perhaps seen the ridiculous report of the Wool
Formers' Club, published in the Dorset Chronicle of •
February 27, in which it is stated that the introduc.
tion of the subject for discussion bad been entrusted
to Mr. Lillington, but was eventually undertaken by
Mason, Mr, T. Lillingtos. This bungling and
garbled report gose ea isi4mg. Out Mr. T. Randall
said : "Gentlemen,—l bays imdsetaken to introduce
the subject," ko. Now, Sir, / Tent the County
irapreee to tell me and the public whether it was Mr.
I,illington Mr. T. Lillington, or Mr. T. Randall,
who lectured at Wool?

•
By so doing, you will oblige
A DORSETSHIBB FARMER.

Wool, March Ist, 1862.

(A) Third clay paumigers loarthg borehortor (8.40-a.m.
and Weymouth 8.20 a.m.), math Loudon at 2.80 p.m.
The 4.80 train from Weymouth stops at Wool cra &twig,
only.

(I) First and second class passengers &mos In Loads.
at 12.60.
On Sunday. a 3rd elms leaves Blandterd for 1121mberno
at 6.60 a.m., and a Ist and End at 2,t4 p.m. A srd clam
leaves Wlntborne for Blandford at 9.14 a.m., and a tat and Ind
clam at 3.21 p.m.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

Irtlant.

The Rev. Father Daly is on his way home from
Rome • sadder and • wiser man. Sadder, because be
has not succeeded in hie mission, and wiser in so far NI
he knows now for certainty what his might have
formerly guessed, vis , that the Pope would not offend
an Irish Bishop by reinstating an Irish priest in a
position from which the former had expelled him. It
he is to be reinstated, therefore, 11111 parish priest he must
bow his neck to erisoopal antbority and eschew secular
affairs. If be ()homes to remain contumacious he has
ample means to enable bins to live in independents' and
affluence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

OFFICE

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

Imptrial ipartiammt.

ROUSE OF LORDS.

MONDAT.—The hereditary branch ol the Legislature
.at just 15 minutes, the business being confined to the
re&CUog fee the first time el two bill. introdtmed by Lord
St. Leonard', relating to real estate.
TUZIDAY.—The House set only ten minutes, and the
only business transacted was a notice of motion in
reference to Italian affairs._

TittnlSDAT.—Barl Det onee more asked Earl
Emma if he had ready any information respecting
the seiM4=-of an atrosiese proclamation "blab
bee's in Italy. 'The "cosign Minister know
nothing whatever respeetinvit. It had been published
at Turin on the 19th instant. but it ben A striking
resemblance to • proclamation Wined by the Neapolitan
Government in 1810. Neither Sir. J. Hudson nor the
*ousel at Naples had said anything Khoo! it, and the
presumption is that h-d the document been real they
would have referred to it in some way. The subject,
of course. dropped. —lf Lord Westbury succeeds in
amending the existing laws respecting the transfer of
land, and those with reference to hurry, in one
mission, he will deserve to take rank with the most
distinguished of his predecessors on the Woolsack, if
not to take precedence of them all. At this sitting he
introduced a bill for the purpose, among other things,
of preventing such a waste of money on Lunacy Com-
missions as was involved in the Windham case. His
lordship propoeee that when • jury is demanded the
writ shall be directed to • Judge, at Westminster, who
will try the ease in the same way many ordinary Sense.
In addition to this the judge and jury will be em-
powered to examine the alleged lunatics at any stage of
the proceedings instead of 'reserving his evidence until
all other evidence ha. been exhausted, as is dens at
present. The jury, by the new law is to be composed
of twelve instead of twenty-fear persona; and scientific
evidence, which is very costly, will only be called in
when all other evidence has failed. Provision is also
mad° for the visitation of Innatie by mediael and
legal visitmi at least twice a year, the tins* ot
visitation to be Seed by tee visiton with-
out previous communication with the persons in-
trusted with the charge of the patients. So far as we
Gan judge from • summary of its provisions, the pre.
posed bill would evidently Wing the Lunacy Laws
within the pale of common sense,
7IIDAY4—Lord Rumen stated that the Italian
proclamation which had been occupying some attention
the last few days, was issued by • subordinate °Meer,
and was inppressed as soon as the Italian Government
knew of it —Lord Derby expreued himself satisfied at
what the Italian Government had done, and hoped it
would be now admitted that he was justified in bringing
the subject before the House. The Law of Real Pro-
perty Bill passed thringh committee.

b.ai
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

POLITICAL INTELLIGFiNCE.

Coweravativx RincrioN. Th. Globs says :
"When a Conservative candidate comes forward, avows
himself an opponent of Lord Palmerston, and wins an
election, we shall admit our opponents to have gained
a triumph over us, but to see his triumph accomplished
by the assumption of our names, by putting on our
attire, and disguising his features to resemble ottr own.
Is • little too much for the most stoical lovers."
A GOOD 30k/—We (Herald) understand that the
Premier having, with Ids usual tact, satisfied himself
that Sir Robert Peel cannot remain at the Irish
office where no gentleman can in future transact
business without the risk of insult, and
that Mr. Cowper has irreparably lost what-
ever little confidence the House of Commons ever
reposed in his taste, has determined to effect an ex-
change between those damaged officials, so that in • few
days time the guardianship of the parks will be handed
over to the impulsive baron, and the fortunes of Ireland
confided to the ingenious contriver of the Kensington
Gardens' ditch. '
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

Soreign an Colonial inteligcnct.

FRANCE—A letber from Paris mentions the
extraordinary fact that legal Froceedings have been
soommenced by the French Government, against the well.
'known house of Adam and Co., bankers, at Boulogne,
In consequence of their having sent a circular to their
clients, tainting out the superior advantage to holders
of Frenai Four-andm-Half per Ceet. stock of selling
that stock, and reinvesting their money in Northern of
France and Lyons Railway bonds, rather than of
aocepting the Governuient proposals for a conversion
into Three per Cents.
NEXICO.—The allied commanders of the Mexican
impedition, it teens, inroording to the Patric are acting
In the most perfect harmony. They had each aaleoted
Cu °Seer Bout their renpective staffs for some iuipor-
Sant oration to the city of Meshed, the nature of which
transpired.
ITALY.—The Pope has received excellent counsel
. WWI tbi capitol& sitar and the clergy of Messina, in
'the form of an address setting forth the necessity of a
Separation between the temporal end spiritual power of
his Holiness. Conederte• % expressed that the Pope
will accept the "aim prepositions of the Emperor of the
French mil the King of Italy." It is expected that the
clergy %rale/Wee% the *hole it Sicily will talon the
taus* et %rir brethern of Retsina.
A Meter Prom tar* in the &bates of Thursday,
lays t-,-" Tim Eiag Is slightly indisposed. He was
104 yesterday (Senday3 'wording to the medical
enstoie is this eountry, but there is nothing serious in
his Moen."
ARNISNIA.—A bloody light has taken pia« at Van,
in Armenia, 'between Ottoman soldiers and the Chris-
tian populace. The former having insulted the cross
**Qui/Ideas attacked them, sad ultimately gained
pessassion of the citadel, which was intended to oversee
the people. The Christians were victorious, but the
%story, it is said, 'eel • thousand lives.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

BIRTHS.

February ES, at Dorchester. the wile of Mr. Shout, erchlt• et
of a son.

February 17, st Frampton, ths wife of Mr Charles White, of
S son.

February 19, at Bare Regis, th• wife of Mr J. H. Mundell,
grocer, of • daughter
February 23, at Bare Regis, the wife of Mr Henry Ears
White, grocer, of a son.
Fibre u 7 24, at Morden, the wife of Mr Zebulon Gape,
gamekeeper, of a son.
February 24, at the Comb!!!, Bridgwater, the wife of Mr 11,
Hodges, wollan drsper, of • son.
February 26, at Corsoombe, the wife of Ur W. B. Foss, of a
daughter.
Febniary IL at 1, Bridge Buildings, Weymouth, the wife of
Mr W: B. P. Jeffery, printer, of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
February 27, at the parish church of Wootton Fitepaine, by
the Rev. J. Garton, Mr John George Miller, eldest sou of Mr
John Miller, of Spence Farm, Bettiscombe, to Sarah Jane,
youngest daughter of the late Mr Thomas Oenge, yeoman,
of Wootmn Fimpaine.
February 20, at Maperton, Somerset, by the Rev. John Walter
Moore, rector of H,,rdley, Shy rehire, brother-blew of the
bride. assisted by the Rev. George Sandals, rector of the parish,
Richard Francis Bowles, Esq., youngest ,on of the late Thomaa
Bowleg, Esq., of Milton-hill, Berke, to Sueannah Lnusis
Georgian., youngest daughter coo the Rev. kamuel Wildman,
Yates, MA., .late vicar of St Mary, Reading.
February 27, at St Jamee's Church Bath, by the Rev. H. T.
Cavell, Mr Robert Welshman, of Up-Lyme, Devoe, youngest
son of Phillip Welchman, Req., of East Pennard, to Emily,
only child of Mark Steed., Esq., of West Lydford, Somerset.,
February 20, at Tor Church, Torquay, by the Rev. F. P,
Hodges, DI)., Jsilbei Dupre Lance, fourth son of the Rev. J.
E. Lance, rector of Buckland St. Mary, Somerset, to Mary
Ann Slim, daughter of Thomas Matlock, EA., R.N., of
Axminster, Devon,
February 21, at St George's, Bloomsbury, by the Rev
George Leopold lungdon, rector of lit Paul's Dray,
Kent, domestic chaplain to Viscount Sydney, and cousin to this
bndegroom, Thomas Langdmi, eldest surviving son of the late
Rev. Edmund Gilbert Roberta, 8.D., rector of Glanxilks
Wootton, Dorset, and grandson of the lane air W. Cramer
; Roberts, Bart., to Emily, only daughter of Thomas Meer, fral
Si fa Alpha's, Canterbury, and We H1E,1.0,11,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

BROWN AND POLSON'S

PATENT
..QCotiN ELOUR,
ielkei•Vd., anti Tins is.
AS Doub'e Profit is allowed upon the sale of
numerotts imitations. families would discourage
the substitution of inferior kinds by retuoino to receive
any but the packages which bars BROWN k POLRON'S
name in full.

Molly Grocers, Chemists, &a., who supply the best
quality, in preference to best-proilt articles sell none
but BitowN & PoLsor's.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

MANTIBB

HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
past hymns. be.. to announce that he has a
kuryM_Stock of HORNSBY'S, HOWARD'S, and other
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Mills; Bestall's Root Pnlpers and Cake MW.; Horse
Gears; Washing and Mangling Muchines.
Implements of every description used on the Fans a
Makers' Prices.
THORLEY'S FOOD ',as CATTLE ;
Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Coven; Cart Orem ; Macbine Oil.; Guns Perch*,
India Rubber, and Leather Band.; India Rubber and
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Snitp int Nabp.

The army estimates were published on Tuesday, and
Ilk. those of the naval department, show a reduction,
although a proportionately smaller one, over those of
last year. The retrenchment amounts to 400,000, the
total estimates being £14,328,000---a sum larp enough
to caw uneasiness in the minds of more than Wiscoust
E.g., and dm Financial adores Amodation. The
WOl of the ern* ,000Thin-
&ertriilTit!'ing le
regiment. my *spooled to be in Eng-
land within the next few weeks, after a long term of
eadonial and Indian service The lit battalion 6th
from Calcutta; the 2nd battalion, 80th
from China; the 78th, from Calcutta; 83rd,
from the Bombay Presidency, and 92nd Highlander+,
from Calcutta. Should matters in New Zealand take a
pacific turn, the 65th and 70th also may be soon
expected home.
One of the great attraetions incidental to the Exhibi-
tion seamen will be some brilliant military evolutions at
Aideeshist, conducted on • male not witnessed before at
any of our treat camps of instruction. The following
regiments, it is exposited, will be assembled: Ist and
2nd Life Guards ; sth and 6th Dragoon Guards; sth,
Bth, 12th, and lkh Lancers; Ist Dragoons, and 13th
and 18th Busier.; a large fore, of artillery; • battalion
of Foot Gum* ; the 2nd battalion, let Royal.; let
liaitaScm, 2nd Queen's ; lit battalion, 3rd Buff.; lit
botts2ns, sth Fusiliers ; let battalion, Bth Regiment;
let 10th; and battalions of the 18th, 20th,
2154, and 25th; lei battalions, 60th, alai, 64tb, 3rd,
76th, 784, and 84th Regiments making • total force
of 25,000 men. 11 le said that the eta from Ports-
mouth and Shormiliffit will be sent up to the camp, and
that Lord Clyde will be asked to take command and do
the honour' to the illustrious foreign visitors.
• preliminary trial of the immense 300-pounder gen
manufaetured at the works of Sir W. Armstrong,
Umiak, took please en Thursday, at Shositiryness, in
the iprescines of the members of the Ordnance Select
Committee, Sir W. Armstrong, and a number of
asieutifie gentlemen. The tremendous weapon was
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

DEATHS OF NOTE.

Ma. CATLIT, M.P.—A rummy in the representation of the
North Riding of Yorkshire has occurred by the death of Mr.
Edward Stiilugleet Caylev, who had represented that coo-
militancy in Parliament for the last thirty years. The deceased
was the only son of the late Mr. John Cayley, by • grand-
daughter of ElLhop BtllllngBe.t, and was born in 1403. He •
educated at Rugby, entered Parliament in 1832, and was in
politics a Liberal.
The death occurred, on the 14th February, at Winkfield,
Berko, of Mrs. Rather Strike, who had reached the advanced
we of 10$ years. Mu pommeled all her faculties to the tart.
Mae leaves three sons, aged respectively 79, 77, and 75 years,
twenty-tour grandchildren, fifty-mu great grandchildren, and
two great greatirrandchlldren.
Toe Al,. De. ANDRIW Rage—We regret to bear sif the
death on Thursday morning, MIAs residence, Cambridge heath,
Heebner, of the well-known philanthropic oissenting divine,
the Rev. Dr. Andrew Reed. The deceased ?Meister had
obtained a wide and honourable fame by his indefatigable
efforts in the cause of Christian charity. Many of the noblest
philanthropic institutions in the oountry owe their origin to
him. He was born November 27th, 1787, and was therefore In
his 75th year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

. poet,
his poems.
ipally

Gorresponbnut.

THE PORTLAND RAILWAY.

To the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gazette.

Mr. Erdrou,—Aliat is the cause of all this haste or
delay, or both of them unitedly, respecting the signing
of • petition for • narrow gauge as well as a broad
gauge? Surely • little more time should have been
allowed,- or what good will the few names attached to
the petition do? The inhabitants a Portland wish for
• railway, and would like it to be laid down for a
narrow gauge as well as a broad gauge. A petition
for that purpoite was brought to Castleton and Chisel
this morning, and I am informed that persons were
requested to bold themselves in readiness to sign
it by mid-day, as it would have to be sent off this
evening. Yet nine-tenths of the people knew nothing
of the petition, or it might have been signed by every
inhabitant of the island. May I ask., why it has been
brought thus quietly forward. If you, Mr. Editor, or
any of your numerous readers can throw any light upon
the subject, you would confer a great favour on many
persons who feel a great interest in the subject, and
likewise on
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

The election of two members for the Borough of
Gloucester took place on Wednesday. The Hon. C. P.
F. Berkeley, son of Lord I}erkeleg, stood at Use bead at
the poll from an early hour, and maintained hi position
to the dose at 4 o'clock. The real fight, as was expected,
was between Mr. Powell, the other Liberal candidate,
and Mr. Putter, Liberal Conservative. Mr. Potter at
one time seemed winning, but at 12 o'clock, usually con.
sidered the turning point at these elections. he was in
• minority of 54. At the close of the poll the numbers
stood thus :—Berkeley, 760, Powell, 713, Potter 684.
The two Liberals were consequently declared duly
elected.

The Wakefield election took place on Thursday; The
eandidates were Sir J. C. 1). Hay, Conservative, and
Mr. Ri Smethurst, Liberal. Smethurst took the lead
at the commencement, and maintained it during the
early part of Um contest, but at 12.30. he was distanced
by Hay, and never made head again. At the close of
the poll Hay was the winner by a majority of 29, the
numbers being, Hay, 45.'5, Smethurst, 426.
Mr. Butler Johnstone, one of the members for
Canterbury, has accepted the office of Steward for the
Chiltern Hundreds An election in that city will mum.
quently shortly take plus.
A staunch friend el the Pope has presented himself to
the electors of Langford, and is soliciting their suffrages
for a seat in Parliament. He is a Major, and an
O'Reilly, and having that unfortunate prefix to his
name we do not wonder at the tone of his address.
Among other things he says:—" A Government
hostile to isur religion—to its venerable head, and to its
dearest interests at home —has dared to ask you to
unction their anti-Catholic policy, of which the Chief
Secretary for Ireland is the exponent. Hoping to take
you unawares they have directed your oid member to
present himself for re-elution, in the quality of their
official. As might be expected you have refused to
endorse their set with your approval; you have invited
me to vindicate the independence and dignity of your
county, and I hasten to obey the lionourakle call.
Should I be elected my conduct shall prove your noble
confidence hu not been misplaced. I shall oppose in
Parliament, as I have done elsewhere, the system of
sacrilegious invasion and robbery pursued by Piedmont,
which has received tbe support of English Ministers."
Should he be returned the O'Donogbue and the O'Reilly
will make a pretty pair
THZ NORTH RIDING.—Ws understand that Mr.
Morritt, of Rokeby, president of the Conservative
Association, will canvass this important division of the
(pointy of York, in the Conservative Interest, as soon
oath* requisite formalities consequent on the decease of
the late member shall have bees completed.
apie*lmiliVailtitt.,lhtterrAnVd
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-03-04

TO AGRICULTURISTS.

CZ JEWELL is now ready to deliver 200 Tons
).3. of his FIRST-CLASS COMPOUND FLESH
and BONE MANURE, specially manufactured as •
SPRING DRESSING for Wheat, Barley, Oats, Ac., at
the rate of three to four cwt. per mire. Also, his
Standard Superphosphate of Urn.; both of which have
been tested in the field, and proved to be superior to
most competing manufacturers. Sample bags from
bulk will be seen at 013 different markets. Those
gentlemen who have not yet given his Flesh and Bone
Manure • trial are strongly invited to do so, the extra-
ordinary beneficial result. frotn its application having
in all instances given entire and unqualified satisfaction.
Also, • large stock of Half-inch Bones and Bonedust,
with every other description of Chemically Prepared
Manures.
GENUINE USED FISHERT SALT.—A ono
espekte_di to mimics,' iouiediate seders for which are
restity re'
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wheat,

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wheat _ _
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transactions in
in some instances,
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Friday
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iet of home-grown is)
feeding markets held since
drieription of prodnce has ru.,.
siphionary prices. The transactions
renizthincreaded, end; in some i
'ties has had a drooping
Ia hieing-Ide, for malting bal.
but grinding and distilling a..
very little attention. We hare
e malt trade.
"11/hands steadily—other .
rates. The inquiry for
alai to yreeent *ante.
'of the French to- -
wheat, which "
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tilillit‘ hut flour
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which wene leaded
morning at
Cork all 3.40 6.M.
Dublin, and thence I
which had been in
nem to carry them
by a special engine,
all night, and arriln
before nine in the ,
the journey from
hours and ten w•

London (264 utiles)
43 minutes, inelndi
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ordinary: (
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that the
intentions of
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

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Wootton Fitipne.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

Ltgal.

THR WINDHAM LUNACY C•st.—The Windham
ease has now entered on anew phase. The case for the
petitioners has closed, and Sir Hugh Cairns has been
heard for the defence. The learned counsel commented
at great length and with much severity on the conduct
of Mr. Windliam's guardians, who allowed the boy to
plunge, without a guide or monitor, into the vortex of
London dissipation, and never discovered that he was
insane till their own interest. were likely to be affected
by Lis marriage. He also referied to the fact that
General Windham and Mr. Hooke, the other guardian,
bad carefully abstained from presenting themselves in
the witness-box, though they had not scrupled to go
before the Vine-Chancellor and swear to strong affidavits
against their relative in privets.. The learned counsel
in the course of his remarks said he feared that the
question of property was at the bottom of it all; and, if
Mr. Windham was proclaimed a lunatic' he could not
marry, nod must, of necessity, live and die a bachelor,
which would give to General Windham's sons the pro-
perty, it being at present in possession or remainder.
If Mr, Windham was proclaimed a lunatic, about
£12,000 a year would shortly be disposabM by the
authorities in lunacy, and as to the next
of kin (the other petitioners) presuming
that about £4OOO a year was set apart
for the proper care and maintenance of the alleged
lunatic, there would be an atimunulation at the time
of the estimated probable death, of between. £300,000 !
and £400,000. That would be divided betweea the !
next of kin, and certainly a very nice little useful sum
it would be. As to the petitioners, one of them Wee ,
Mrs. Cecilia Ann Baring, the aunt of the alleged lunatic,
who made an affidavit before the Lords Justices, but
had not been called to repeat on oath in court the facts
stated in the affidavit. There was also Captain John
Henry Windham, the receiver of the estates. Why did '
he not oorne forward, and substantiate in open court
that which he had sworn in private. There was Mr.
Hooke, the banker, the man of business; why had he
not been celled Surely he was the beet person to say
bow far Mr. Windham was able to conduct himself in
monetary and other matters. The learned mongol read
a number of letters Mr. Windham had sent to his I
mother, and put it to the jury whether they over heard
better or more sensible letters in their lives. Sir Hugh '
Cairns's addrem to the jury occupied nearly two days in
its delivery, and the effect on the auditory, at its con-
clusion, was such that, in spite of the rebukes of the
judge enthusiastic cheering again and again broke out.
Dr. an authority on insanity, was then examined,
who reported the effect of several sionversations he had
held with Mr. Windham, and gave his opinion there
was no unsouudness whatever in Mr. Windhans's mind.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

hive continued •on
inactive, at
of French

7/007cla Awb orrAmitms.

*di te c4i4
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The Emperor of the Russians, not wishing him
memory to be handed down to posterity covered
with infamy, has commuted the !sentence of
banishment to Siberia recently passed on the
brave old Pole, M. Blelobreski, to one year's
imprisonment in. 41 Atttiesa. The Emperor has
o Ana sear* *la paid to the age aixl

them; their politicians only profess what will
flatter them. By nature they are impulsive, and
by education they are only half taught, they are
especially subject to passions of opinion ; they
are almost entirely wanting in ballast to resist
them. The consequence is they form their
opinions, and as easily change them ; like the
Jews of old, who one day were loud in their
hosannahs, and the next day cried. 'Away with
Him, He is not fit to live."

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sappiks of 1610611,
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MORIION COUNCIL AT
the authorities of the
including three of the "a
ef presidents of naindoes,
and local organizations,
street Chapel,
Reports of the
Increase in the
Lanham, Nottingham,.
comprising twenty-three
tions), were presented,
affairs in the United St,
has been engaged as a
year. The (monad' is
will bring out the
missions.
A COLD BATH UNDER
ITANOIO9.—Two lovers at lit
taking an evening walk one
in the mums of their ramble
of planks that places both s;
nication with each other.
way of the temporary
decided, in an unpropit,
However slight the resistance
proved sufficient to destroy tin
ties upon so narrow • bridge
plumped into the stream.
WO, young gentleman in
weed appearance presented
the bank of the river, and of
from the scene of action, we
are understood to be contents
in the swimming art for this
lion is not desired.
Ma. Dicatas AND "Toss
• story whist% will amuse oar
amuse Mr. Dickens. nue*
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, surnltor leir4t4==
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throughout the gide, sad tratieseebas
here teen received nal
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*a ern
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at the inauguration of a simmi
~ the other (ley. Yr. Train ,
of saying that in the Trent Wait
"had not a foot to stand npf," usid
in "ere long they would gaveup
they bad seised, and,ir should sae Verna
the water." This WWI DA fairy* *t.
casgratalate hiss es hit
judpment. He gnu
character, and sesered Ws
Secretary hail Use Id
We trust the weldie4ll .
SAIL—A eoupill
missiceo *
and a huge .
die
oed into in
on Wednesday sasoull,
emigration, mods=atil
Leedom,
sod um% m
me (or emu*
shilement a
them htmearmi ~,
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lest sere*
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might lest week, mid
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of am Dour in
had pined oder=
when the lowtag Niels
moment, to steel a Wm.
offered to his irises; 111
equilibrium of ova
• two, and both
ittirillidy, a
41
when they
pedy diseppeeseitelt
need say nothing, Hollis
with their skeet smug
sad SW exegete-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

APPEALS.

-
London and &tali Wester* Beltway, apellants • and
the Pariah of Sherborne, respondents—Mr. rote ap-
peared for the former, and Mr. Rooks for the latter.
The appeal was against a poor rate made on the 13th
May last, in which the appellants were assessed at the
gross estimated value, in the stun of £1,2Q0, and the
rahsahle value £9OO, producing on an &I rate of £3O.
The Court ordered, by consent of the parties, that the
£1,200 be reduced to £5BO, and the £9OO to £420,
and the £3O to £l4.—The respondente to pay
costs.
Sant v. Parish of Chardalock.—Tho come counsel.
appeared.— This was an appeal against a rate amount-
ing to £l6 6s. 6id., made on the 6th April on the gross
estimated value of £522 10s., and the rateable value of
£3Ol 17s. 6d. The Court ordered the gross value to be
reduced to £75, and the ratesble value to £5O, reducing
the amount of rate to be collected to £2 is. B.d. The
respondent to pay costs.
Same v. Pariah of Sherborne—This was an appeal
against a rate made on the 13th July.— The same
counsel appeared. —ln this case the Court ordered the
gross estimated value to be reduced from £1,200 to £5BO,
the rateable value from £9OO to £420, and the amount
of rate. The respondent to pay costs.
Same v. Parisi of Oborna—Au appeal against a rate
made on the 19th June. The Court ordered the reduc-
tion of the gross estimated rental from £2OO to £6O 10..,
and the rateable value from £l5O to £5O, and the sum
to be oslleeted, from 15e. to £1 ss.
Sams v. CAardsfock.—An appeal against the rates
made on the 21st July and the 4th October last. The
Court ordered the same reduction as in the former
case.

The Pariah of Loden s v. Pariah of Prampton.—Mr.
!looks. with Mr. Gordon, appeared for the appellants;
and Mr. Saunders, with Mr. Collins, for the respondents.
This was an appeal against an order made for the
removal of Frances Pigeon, a widow, together with her
child, from the parish of Loders. The Court confirmed
the order, with costs.
The Lordi.of the Admiralty v. the Parish of Portland.
—This was an appeal against • sate made on the lot
November last, by which the appellants were rated on
the unusual rateable value of £'9lo, producing
£59 6s. 3d.—Mr. Ffooks appeared for the appellants,
and Mr. Saunders for the respondents.—Appeal
allowed—the rate to be amended by striking out the
rating of the Government property.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

LITERARY NOTICES..

THE /LORAL ALMANACE and SPOETSXIIIeB ILLOB-
- CALENDAR.—Published at the Field 01Boe,
346, Strand, London. W.C.—The object of the
publishers of this excellent &Linn:Lek being to furnish
the numerous readers of the Field with a suitable oom-
minion to their weekly news for the year, have, in the
number now before us, blended in pleasing union, the
suite with the duke. The calendar and tables are
accompanied with some very useful information to
those for whom the almanack is 6pda/illy designed,
tinder the respective heads of :—"Monthly Notes of the
Weatber,"—" Assessed Taxes"--Sports and Pastimes"—
"Pane" and "Garden Calendars,"—and "Racing.
Fixtures for 1862 ;" and when to these we add that the
illustrations are excellently got up and particularly
interesting to sportsmen, we cannot but recommend it
to those of our readers who take delight in the pleasures
of the field.

Tim Musical. Tnres.—Novello and Co., Dean-street,
Soho, mid 35, Poultry,—This, considering the low price
(lid) at which it is published, is certainly a very
excellent periodical, and, us a proof of the estimation in
which it is held by the public, we may mention has
attained its 10th volume—no slight proof, in these days
of rival oompetition, that its columns are highly appre-
ciated by those most interested in the science of music.
Accompanying the number for January is an ezoellont
Portrait of Vincent Novell°, and • Hidlelujah Chorus
is also given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

Coats on 14 Taus WHITS& Coven by Dr. Looom's Put-
DIQNIC W• 111111.—" ihunptoniarest, Tiverton, —Blr,—lt is now
' fourteen years einoe I caught *violent cold and a harassing
cough, which returned every following year and remained
: during the winter. • I fried vinous medicine. without effect,
until about two years dime I commenosd taking your Wafers,
when I found relief from the first box, and this valuable
medicine entirely cured it in a very short tinte:—Js D %TRY."
I —" Witness, Mr. G. ..Rosslter, Chetnist, Tiverton." To
and pubite they are invaluable ft r Wearing
=stCere raurtbening voice; they have a pleasant Ude.
Prior 1.. lid., 28.94., and Ils. per box. Sold by all druggists.
Beware of counterfeits.
04.921=fr box 94 the sIINViNI medicine has the words
w STATERS" in white WOWa on a red ground
on the Government Stamp, and wfthodt which words ALI. An
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

Erabe anD (Commerce.

Tea Tin.= TRADK.—Onr market has manifested con-
siderable improvement in prices, with a good steady
demand. The stock is light, and but few more cargoes
expected. We therefore predict a healthy sad profitable
spring trade.. As we anticipated the importation for the
season is falling off, and will by the dose of the year be
but an average, although it promised • few months ago
to be much in excess. The arrivals for the past months
have been 7 vessels, 4,592 tons register (against 21 vessels,
14,618 tons, for the corresponding week lest year)—aad
consist of 2 from Quebec, 1,553 tons; 4 from New
Brunswick, 2,14 YA tons; 1 from Sweden, 215 tons—
showing a decrease of 10,026 tons register compared
with the corresponding mouth last year. For the season
commencing February Ist, 1861, to the present time
there have been 156 vowels. 86,326 tons register, arrived
(against 171 vessels, 81,305 tons regiAer, for the same
period last year), showing a decrease of 15 vessels, but
an increase of 5,021 tons register over last year.
On Wednesday the emigration odleiala at the port of
Liverpool issued their annual returns of the emigre-
lion from that port during the past year. These show
an immense falling off in the emigration from that port,
which, of course, is to • large extent easily amounted
for by tbe condition of America during the pest summer.
At the beginning of the past year, and up to May, '
there wee every promise, it is said, that the encoder
from the port would equal, lf not surpass, that of any
previous year. However, in May the American crisis
assumed • serious aspect, and the emigration all at once
dropped off, and from that period to the present there
has been a regular and continued decrease—and now the
emigration trade of the port is at a complete standstill.
Ships that formerly carried out 500 to 7(10 passengers
can new scarcely raise • couple of denten ; indeed,
brokers will scarcely take the trouble of baying • vessel
surveyed by the Emigration Commissioners, though the
expense is trifling, so great appears to be the depression
in this particular trade. We shall thus have a large
surplus population on hand to be disposed of as soon as
a proper outlet presents itself.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-07

"FORD'S FAIMA SIIIRTS"
Now everywhere obtain the preference of Gen-
tlemen who determine to wear only such Sbirtsss
are made uniformly well. As spurious Bhirtaare
advertised and sold as "Ford's Burek as," observe
that none are genuine union stamped inside the
oollar-band with • •
the R.FORD'S
Trade mark, EUREKA SHIRT
thus— 38.POULTRY.LONDON/
Sold by most respertable Hosiers and Dntpars.
Where difficulty nccure hprocuring the stmt, send bar ssi
Illustrated Price List to the Yetieune. umepte Fain & Co.
DORCHFOIIII :—CHARGION Tilsiax.
Do. PInwARD thosta.
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hardens into a white enamel. It lasi loony=
rendering extraction unnecessary; arrests all
progress of decay ; and the teeth are again useful to
mastication. This valuable Enamel is in • soft
so that it cannot give the least pain, and may besi=
by any person with the greatest ease, and bus the ea
rearksble property of immediately becoming hard sad
sounds, the Tooth itself, aseluding the air awl teed
from the nerve. It is superior to anything tine hes
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