The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-17 00:00:00

;41.—Ca.ciurT.

Jmpcütnt.

In the House of 12.11117114,11$ Tuesday afternoon,
Colonel Stanley, replyiug to Sir J. Golibunid, said that
Colonel Iliddulph bad been appointed to eucoertal Sir
Gsreet Wol.eley a. Governor of Cyprus. The speaker
ale, intimated that the Government intended to pro-
ceed with the Army Discipline BilL Colonel Stanley
also stated, in reply to Mr. Gourley, that the intended
inquiry into the existing military °examination would
°date to the short-wren* 17114113, and the
sy,teur. Mr. Gourley subsequently
called attention to the effects of the centre
depot system, which, he contended, had baled
to accomplish the objecu for which it less founded.—
Sir IL Havelock expres.°l a want of confidence in
1.11111 of the members of the War-office Counnitteri—
Colossi Stanley .aid there wee no tleeire to interfere
withtler olrirt-service or the reserve, except to make
them as perfect as poesible.—Souto further discus ion
hole: taken i.lbee, the I liencellor of the Exchequer
ompidsci of the irregular way in which the eulqect
hal lawn Mtoelusad. -The motion was eventually
withdraws, and the House went into Committee on
the Almy Discipline awl Begulation Bill, which
ercapied the remainder of the eitting.—The evening
silting was devoted to a debate on th. e oxpenditure of
the London School Board.

AFGEANISTAN.
Sulu. Jono V.
n. Anwer Dies Gindanisk for Gabel on this Itlib
'utast. but will not he •ce.nininnied by *OM CAVlgnari,
who will proceed liter to the Afghan eweltwi bliAnwhi6
line Carignan will pay • three weeke visit to the
Viceroy, during which time PerwaraDowi will he iwwde fir
Me nape. and neediest* at CibaL The chubs of the
Bajon sad Swat. tribes have imprimis,' gratification at the
C.orlusine 4 the treaty between the British Government
sad Afghanistan.
AG RICULTU RA L DEPRESSION.

ns council of the Central Chamber of A.criculture
no Tuesday. raw:dyed to give • heart, auPP-ol to Mr.
Chaphn's motion lon. Royal C,ostamisoioet to investigate
the cow. of agricultural depression. The Local notntion
Canonitev, in their report, expressed tie conviction that
inuairy will he witiefactory that does not ernivrace the
tocs.leace of local rates and their excnptional pressure no
lhosiscrown food. The sublect will douhtlese give rise to
as muaatal debate in the COMISalle.
CLAIWOiIi FOR TEACHING ART.
• • • ••• •

The addr—e7s On arl tesobang re.nme—hast—i.c.:.institutas
roses solo* important queetious Is the education an Gm
Goveranient whoa, insufficient for designers for menu.
Isrturere at the like. mid for practical men, such as
homed to Mr. Davie at the Yorkshire Industrial
Feuird He boldly say. no, and when be points to the
antecedents of may of the teachers Its has some truth on
hoe side. Ths qualifications, requisite to gamble a young
wen or • yam woman to open an art school anywhere an
ths Kingdom, are not of a high standard. Few of those
MOW/ and mistresses would be aumpted so designers,
alums\ they are supposed lobs the trainers of designers.
Bet buns,,t use masters who ars at lomat equal to the
abets is Continental schools who are so admired by Mr.
Dens. If the committees of schools took more interest
12 the teschist we should see • better system. Fut
prelimiaary wurk the Government schools are useful
mooch, and the advanced courses would animism • more
Pasctical character if beagneee men occasionally looked
altar the,.. There mug then he low designs such as we
17 we, which on .11 salseted for use. Where is an
stacerat chairman Of escretary this schools Sr. the gainers
us a surprising war, and if men ea well disposed toward*
the etastesteusu Mr. Harts were to miiirees himself to
the improvement of the governiog.bodies of schools rather
that. the creation of a rival depsrtuight, we iuseens he
woad gait Mat more benefit to "oedema world be the
heat —dullard.

CHANNEL MATCH OF THE NEW THAMICS
YACHT CLUB.
The New Throes Yacht tffuls Crane' Match "reseeded
an 'Words,. Than,.,.. was from Southend to liarericle
and to. match ore to all yachts of recognised clubs. The
Prime wen of Lit £lO, sad IX The first vessel in to
drew rig of the winner of the first prise, and the first
ear in each of t other Hit to receive second and
Ward Pr reepertirly. Using tiros alLowanos accord-
ing to the club undh Ts. following yachts wets found
rade for the start :
Yacht Owner.
Sort yew', Al wog
Former cutter. 103 tor Y. More Stanley.
"as. sutler. 101,...
BloodhoundAutter. 10 tons— Mantra of Adm.
Mussiderbooner. 1311 tons— (1. C. Lampert.
likkolOnm. yawl, 7. cow T. Omer
Moon, *chooser. 1::JJ tor Z. Boucher.
Neve cutter. 42 eiwx•
_Britanor cutler. 40 tone W. C. guilter,
../orosh rood. the tor--
will?. yawl, SD tong
Hypathie yawl. 45 tor
Am.. cutter, 117 tons T. Cuaroberlayne.
There was very little wind in the morning, and that
Mowing from the wrong quarter, end it looked at if it
word setUe down into a err, but fortunately 'inch was
wet._ lite case, and • teed stilt 5I tors at 8.30. The
reedhound dared off with the lead, the Loutee_kroplog
Nord place for a abort thee, hers row' h the r'rwus•
the rirew, Miami; Surf, Barrio -su op. Of the
errant to. Miranda was leading the new Fiona, but
usfareastry to. Interest in the mutest between these
t" yachts was brought to an end, for some time alter to.
Tier took Ik.grouod on the Cant Sande and orarli
"ftatr riontr raper before she was got off. The wind
e`2b, es round to trout freshened corriderai•lr, soil the
go, ratte, hmt bra salled with great joariment. had
worked herrU into first pier, end had • good lee'. When
they sword the More Light Hie Larne Arrow, Miranda, •
Bloodhound very woo felt the locrered easterly ,
wiser and. making sere lone horde soon went racing
ell., the leader, leaviog Surf, Illkalourn, and Hilly frt.
bless Litre came up at Trine spevd, with Miranda
eliding close to tier. and the beading nadir at BE.
Middle catching the tide were enabled to lay their erre
well up to the Cork, where motorise* were quickly
boomed out, and sheet. berg eased off, the ir.arnewa
,wwwd the fie ".boat winners of the first mfr. at
'0 • Larry, the sewed pris at 4i• 534. ; Miranda,
roars the third prig,... sb. 16in. (his nee, ',atria boa,
of the five ran watches of the prr' crewel • large
amour at interest both at Subtend sad at Harwich.

RPley.sll COCOA.—ntaTaltlL AIM 1.74111,011TIX(1.—“ Ily
•thomagh kno sledge of the natural Laws whirl' govern
tbs operations of digestion and nutrition, sad by a
careful appiimtiou id the floe properties of wall-
rovok Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
(slim with a delicately flavoured beveram which may
save iu gamy brle y doctors' Idle. It is by the judicious
me el such articles of diet that • constitution may us
tradully built up until 'Lemur enough to resist every
teedeacy to disease. litusdreda of subtle maladies
sire Luting amend us ready to attack wherever there
155 weak point. We may escape many • fatal shaft
trikasping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
• Properly nourished firaloc"—Oila &mice Gaarttc.—
Baid., .sly la Packets labiellod—" Jame /3tra *
t•••••••Plibio Chodele, Larks.'