The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-10 00:00:00

BTPFFNqIrOV OF TM? WFST Ow Emmen)
AND souTD WTRTijTRICT BANK

AT BRI4TOT4

Thia diattater was anwmince.l tewlay (Momisyl.
Act,Yliny to tha statement of the ili-ectont. it wag
nee,aionrel thnmith the " &Averse rnnionra twr•isteotlY
ci vitiate I. in many caw m vat nn),ia•lflably.“ withio
the 11,it few week.. The nreigatire ta. been en rsni4.it
I. that time ham tact been all ,weil for the retinae..
Hon •.( the or 11,fl. we awl the eff of the
direct .ris to rake money f ir Wine oaar the Ainknlty
have imf •rtitiietaly nnive I abortive. It is fu-thee
atate,l that while • portion nf the eanital has beim
het, the teeth. .how the inatitntinn tab, solvent ail •
ening tiff iir. The Rank den not eeem to bave any
beast-he* in Itorwtshire. The Ileblilti., are estimated
et three awl II 11.1 if

Twe Simms %Common Saturday ripened with • eon-
ttnuance of the l,tli tendeney which characterised thern at
tbe flow id business on Friday hut the re luction In
prices was not very market With reference to the
adverse financial rumour. current on Friday. the Wendy*.
f•• "'eerier hoe the followine .—Our eorreenondeet at
Bristol telegraphs that he hae seen the sub•niamseer of the
financill house in the West of England whiese alleged
difficulties misused some uneasiness in the London money
market on ?rider. and I. assured there is not the sliehtest
truth In the rumour whirh his been circulated. it I. he
say, in old run tar, which originated six weeks aro in
the South of Enzlsol. snit hs.l horn. it was hoped, lived
down " At one o'clock the markets continue weak. and
• further reduction hue taken in priors in sympathy with
• renewed decline in Consols. _

Too MARINO or TRIM AND SNOODS —There Is ecarenly
say limit to what him been raid ant a 'than, and continues
to be repeated Ito one shape or other, shout what to plant,
whoa to plant and hese to plant trees and ehrobe of all
blots; lett consparatimly few of thaw who discourse on
this sahlect lay equal dress neon the neoeselly of doe
gars In the taking tip of the tram that are to be planted,
yet we have no heeitation in saying that half the sweetie.
factory rotates, witnessed lath. stationary condition of the
ft... en plantort for &you no two alter their removal, to
directly traceable to the barberons trentenimt the trees re-
mire at the hands of times who take them op, particularly
In the cam of any above the metal trade nee Where
much work of thin port has to he done It of neormity boost.
be left roma or lees to men to whom It often appears an
Imposeihilit• to convey either knowledge ne care In the
nrortg to he Aone, sad who chop, wr.nelli. and motile% the
of ,rr.rythioli that has the rohifortons to be tettebed
by them, ao If they ewe as if they were a• Impervtoos
harm an the very tools onsnloym in the smirk. It Is
mach cheaper, and we woold • deal rather pay • wry
considershie percentage more fee even the commonest
tr.. it tat, lop fends., than for trees with half or three.
fanrthn 0 their roan left laths ground, ant the remand r
half wrenehed eft it ill In &great metwur• through this
that we in often hear It said it is hotter to plant the
smaller to.. its preference to such as are lamer, as the
fanner =Mar outgrow the latter.--(deedinters Chrokiels.

LATEST.

(By If!merle Telegraph. )

- .
Tbe failure of the West of England Bask hi.
increased: prevalent distrust In the London markst.
Conant. havedoclined on•-eighth. and railway stocks
have given way throughout; but the movements ere
sot of much importance.
In Bristol there is mild excitment this moroing, and
• romp:dna view continues to prevail.
Lori Chelmaord ha. recommended the imigadist.
formation f several Coolie battalions for auiployment
In Zululand.

A CABINET COUNCIL
Wu held at noon to-day, all the Witham being
present. Th• Council eat until ball-past ono o'clock.

THE R1T.4.641ANS AND CABITL

Connt Rehouseloff this afternoon had an interview
with Lord Salisbury at the Foreign Office after the
conclueion of the Cabinet Council.
In the II use ..f Commons Sir Stafford Northonte,
In reply t Sir Fleury if velocir, st•ted that the
th.yernotent h• I h•lnr Chow the Rnssian Ambassdor
that the Madan %li.who had heft CabuL

SMITHFIELD CLUB cArruz SHOW.

The Prince of Wel.* visited Smithfield Cattle
Show at Islington this afteroom. and expressed him-
self well pleased. 11,. Richard Shattem, of Newport,
hi„, bun awarded the champion plate for the but
boot, • shostbsrn in the show.
'THE RUSSIANS IN AFGHANISTAN.

Tb• Austria's PolitiarAs cnrreepotaleat mays that
soentaina tn lb* reoort current M Russian
Behraria, 62 RU.411111 Alain are augaired
drengtbsaing lb. &teams at c.ba