The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-10 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Dee. a

A falling off in the supply of foreign @to* demand
ILDSOINS, sod Me valieef beasts gam way 24. par Mb.
From or erasing district., as well as from Seotland,
the arrivals of beasts were on the increase, and in very
prime oomditioss. The attendance of butchers was only
moderate, and the demand for all breeds of beast. was
were amain, at a &ohne in the qnotations, meowed
uidi Monday last, of 24. per 81b. The beet Boots and
armee* sold atbs. nor alb.
We were tolerably well, but not to say heavily, sup-
plied with sheep. Most breeds same to hand in fair
aeorslOt quality. Prim. Downs and half-breds were in
mod.rate request, at full prtoss, .in., from M. 104. to
Ets. per Mb ; bet most other breeds moved off slowly, on
rather easier terms.
Calves& slow inquiry, at about statiostafT Prim.
No change in the veins of pigs. The pork trade was
berry.

VOMIT' MARKET, Dee. 9.
Consols foe money, 921 to 92i, Led ter the seeoest,
94 to 91

SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.
The Pulsing nooisseseed o.llooday morning. The
general &waster of the show is far bigwig the average
of eseellesee.

Her Majesty has been awarded the firm prise of £9O
for • Devon steer. The Devons gendrally me wandered
• very fine clam, and the Herefords are very sm. Mr.
M'Combie's or, however, is the great festers. The
sheep classes are deseribed as generally being
good, Irst the pin, althongh good in quality. are
sheet in quantity. Mr. W. Smith, of Higher
Hoopern, Exeter, was awarded first pries of
MO for • Devon steer, 3 years old; another first
of £9O for an animal of the same breed, 3 years 8
months; wham Mr. W. Farthing, of Stoney Court,
Bridgwater, took the second prise of L 2); sod J. J.
Farquharson Km., of Langton-hom., Blandford,
the third of £lO, with an animal 4 years and
weeks old, bred by the exhibitor. Mr,
It. Berton, of Barton-place, Broedclyst, took the
first prize of £25 with a Devon heifer, 3 years and 2
months oil. In the class for oil Devon rows, Mr. W.
Farthing, of Stowey-eourt, was awarded the first pries
of £25, end the second of £IS was won by Mr. John
Coate, of liamstioon, 'Sandford, with an animal 5 years
and 10 months, brel by Mr. Pope, of Blanton Limey,
Mr. Be. ridee, of East Hammy, Wants',, had first prize of
£25 fora Hereford heifer, sod lllofor • cow of that breed
Th., Duke of Sotherlend took first prise for the short-
horn breed. Lord Berner, carried off the two first prime
for Leicester sheep; Mr. Hitchcock, of Cirencester, the
first for C.tavrolds ; Lord Walshingham two firsts for
South Downs, and Sir W. Tbrocktoorton and Earl
Badoor each a mooed.

Wor hay. been Informed, on reliable authority, that
the E .11 of Granard has become • member of the Roman
Chttiol IC Church.— Saunders's News-Letter.
Ths imports of corn last week amounted to the
altogether unparalleled quantity of above one =alias
quertent.

Tut Quns, with the junior members of the ravel
family, atten led by the ladies and gentlemen of the
mute, will, it is anders.ovii, leave Windsor Coale
al.itit the 20th r 2lst inst. for Osborne, whore Hu
11.jest7 will 111404 Christmas.

THS HS. Alhan's Ritual ease hes been stated to the
Dean of Arch., in • sp.ech by Mr. Stephens, Q.C..
Mr. Martin'. leading isounsel, extending over four days,
and at the amiclu.son of which, on ..aturdsy, Sir. it.
Pnillimore intimated that be would confer with counsel
as to the date f the continuation of the case.
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lig MAJLIFTV3 in/ITM, one of the Immilsousest of
the Loraion playhonses, was destroyed by are on Friday
night. There had been no performance, and the are,
the cause of which is at present unkn .en, apparently
originated in the upper part of the building, as she ra.f
was in Baines before any mischief was apprehended.
Tile coal igration lighted up vast area of the
metropolis, and attrseted the attention of thousands of
the eitincia. The whole building ems de.troyed, and
'limy of the adjoining houses were greatly injured. Ur.
alsplemo, the lessee, at the time of the cocur 111:4), IVY
entertaining seine friends at his own house, and on
the disaster being made known to him, be lost no time
in Coins on the spot.

Ycoeit. AGRICULTURAL Romer .—Tba Yeovil en-
cultural rhow, which was held on Friday last, was on•
of the um+, suoseseful ever held. There wee • splendid
show of settle, sheep. end pigs, and the attend•ria. ol
ogrienlturiets was very large. The droner was held sr.
the Clough. hotel. There were about 140 gentlemen
presrst. G. Harbin, Req., of Newtosphoues, Yeovil.
who presided, was supported by W. H. P. Gore Langton,
EN.. M.P.. R. N. Grenville, Req., M.P., the Mayor of
Yeovil (J. C. Moore, Kal.), Rev. Prebendary Braocker,
Rev. W. 1.. M.k.lr, 11. A., lire. R. Hellenic, R.C.L ,
Define, Cepteiu Vomiter, J. Hooper, E.g., de.
&vend addreses were delivered on the stock topics vf
She presestreaeun—lirfurni, the Abyrsioian expedition,
and the educational queethe„ but nothing very novel
was contained iu th. remark&

Tuc ORFAT FINIAN DEMONSTRATION IN DUBLIN.—
Th, numb- r of p* rens who marched to thl funeral
roe-1140e on Sunday is estimated at from 23,000 to
30.0410. Or-at numb n of sympathiuirs lined the
Omits, wearing, like the proceeionista,erape and green
roe Des, ribbon*, kc. Th• procession included many
mem u and gig* and liciyu. Three hearses, on which
the names Allen. O'Brien, and Larkin were dieplayed,
were follaired by mourning coaches, and wens ',needed
alba followed by bands playing the Dead March in Saul,
ant other funeral music. The preeeeden was most
ordeily, and (waved off peaceably. It alerted from 11.
Cuitom-beass at twelve, and arrigred at Glaaneein
Conn tory soon after three o'clock, wiooe John Martin
addressed the crowd, and denounced the i•seoution se
an amid British tyranny ant murder. Toe .icy was
eatrewely wet. It is understood th•t the eaeeeti••
would have prevented the procemion had an information
been •110-17 that disturbance was apprehended. Tim
train* in the garrison were kept under erns all day.

THE EXYCeTioN OF FUZDZIMML Be sa.—no
execution of the writched ciimintal, Frederick Baker,
for the atiemious murder of Fanny Adams, at Alton,
on the 24,6 of August last, hu been fixed by the h.gh
slung sif the county for Tuesday, the 24th December
inst., at eight o'clock in the mornin . It le satisfactory
to state, upon unquestionable authority, that the
conduct "f the unhappy man has undergone a total
chance since his eondemnation on Friday. Apperently
he now begins to realise the awful condition in which
he is placed, and his callous derasnour is changed into
one of deep dej-ction. On tiattirday morning the high
sheriff, amompeowil by his chaplain and die under-
iiheriff, eel also the chaphin of the prison, um intro.
dowel by the governor to the prisoner, and the date of
hl.ereciarion was anniioneed to him by the high sheriff.
Th. culpi it was then addressed in the mut solemn *ad
impremiee manner by the slumrs chaplain (the Rev.
U. Bowen, rector of St. Thomas's church, Winchester),
during which he showed eonsidersble emotion, and was
even "fleeted to tsars.

F.IrIe•ORDIN•IT ATIVIIPT TO 'grange- —An extra-
ordinary atient.,t at murder has just telt a place at
A rey•Sainte-ktestitoe. Franc*. Ildme. itubillon, wife
of an innkeeper in that place, received three days back
• young man name I Delahautemaison, the son of •
former neighbour, and • hose family she had ore,
iiitiusate with. About three is the morning Delahant•-
'Rms.:a went to the room where his hooters was sleeping
•tri struck her rivenl blows with • chimp., on the
head. Ttis woman screamed for aid, and the other,
flitting that be was enable to murder her with the
chopper, took Cons his pocket • pistol and attempted to
shoot her; the aria, however, Miselei tire. H. than
bred t.. stsenae hoe, bat .b. strusited and got near,
begglng for her life in the name el his dtoeae.J mother.
But the Wan r plied by d.mandoig money. At one
moment he appeared to be touched, and begged her
p.r on, asking her to kis, him, which she did, the at.
to,iwtp•gi I intuderer and hi, victim being at thi• time
both bitted in blood- His sanguin.ry instincts, how.
ever, s iiin returned. srid he took • awl to hang her,
Who -he rushed to the dm r and succeeded in escaping
Is the hones of • neighbour. Asolanos was at once
Obtained, mid Delahantem.is in was arrested while
laundering the house. The 110/1•11 is in a fearful state,
baying on arm broken, a finger out off, and her head
Powered with wounds. There are, however, hopes of
&mug her We.

ALLEGED INHEIVANITY AT NEW FOREST