The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-09 00:00:00

LONDON MARKETS.

(PROM OUR OWN ILEPORTIR.)
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BY AMMER di ELECTRIC TBLEGRAPII

csa•Lnir., IioCoAT, Anna' 8. There was a
nenwron. attestlance at the Exelhange to-day, but
is all kinds of pain we, exceedingly al
Tes surely el wheat was small, wpocially that Itt
growth. ftathty too was a wiry sheet supply, amreely
volleiset to usist what fel! demands wore made.
Both wheat and barley limy be gimbal le to is Id
cheaper. Oats wen sold at about the mime rates as
last week, and the warmly was moderatio.—Pricas :
Wheat (white), bde to bds ; (red). dB to 44 barley,
Ilk tons ; eons (Gae), 21s to 224 ; (Infer4or,)lBs tome
per tle•
MICTROPOUTMII CAII3I Moller?, MONDAY, Asyut
s.—There was scarcely an overage attAndeace at the
market this monting, end only emapillsor7 ordrati"s
seemed to be transacted. At the opening of bushier
an attempt was made to maim advanced meta but a
detertaMed oppwitio• en the pebrgljershatota wm
suocereftl. Weld, ft appeared doubt. that if
the market bad been better rapribid with fat
outdo, hot week's rates would not bam
been obtained. There was & tolerably rood show of
mutton, and Inferior met raled Li to 2s. per bead
cheaper. Pull masa however, ware realised for pod
lambs and sheep, the latter being more enquired for to-
day than last week. They mmt some taa cal"' In
the market, bet the basioese traeseated by sahltMell
The amply of pork was small. bet
wee very limited.
the demand. —Priem : Beef,
quits Inge enough for
(prime), es. 34. toile ; inferior, es. to ea 64.; mutton,
4, 64. to Is. : lamb, le. bd. toile. tel. ; veal, as. Pd.
o ea Pd. ; pork, 3a. Id 10 4.. 24.

AMERICA.
DESPULATS tATTLS AT A 'MANTA.— Dl7 SAT Of
Hoirrse's Faeces.
Msw You, July 27, Morning.— &operate battle
wag fought at Athlete as the 224 inst. Tb• result was
The Ociefederatee lost 7,010 and the Federals 2,000 ,
men.
Tks railroad .o lion between AtLuita lad
MeetegonwiT hes been destroyed.
General Sherwte maintained a position to the loft of
lb.' sity. within a portioe of tke fortifications.
Ouseral Heater's forme bays been defeated and COSI -
pellYl to retreat to Harper" Perry.
A Irak Weepiest of Maryland Is espeeted.
BRIDPORT.—FIas.-1. firs broke unt on Sunday
mornius, se the premien wespied by Mr. Jobs Pitheld
miller, of Zwitetrest, which entirely gionnueed
• cart hoses tad stable. A policeman, on
duty, fortanstely demovored the fire before it had
leashed as, very pod eatest, sod alarmed Mr. Pilleld,
whirl was the sasses of oaring life as well
as made property. The poser of the prendses, Mr.
ILandake, sartained a loss of shoot 00 or £J, but Mr.
Pitheld's is rot great.
WIMBOENE. —Perry Suasion', Friday, July
22.—Before C. J. Parke and W. L Adys, !ogre
WOODLA NCO.— Frederick Ressant, of SteadoeZe,
II years of age, labourer, was brought epic y
of P.& Andinews, charged with stealing, on the !Ist
Jule, a Onto, with four Herman silver keys, value
175., from a shop at Woodlands, the property at
Jobs Wareham, of Horton. —Tbe sue was fully
preeed, sod he was °outwitted for three months'
hard labour,

PASTE& nomination of a ma&
date in tbe morn of the late lamented Mr. Idsrard
Divert took place on Wednesday in the °oddball. The
High Sherif, Mr. B. T. Heed, presided. The usual
formalities basis* been gone through, Lord Courtonay
*" by Mr. & Binders, banker. and
sem aPdarrbe7l Mr. 8. Northcote, M.P. Mr. Coleridge
we. proposed by Mr. Milford, banker, and eissondi by
Mr. H. Harrington, merehant Lord Ceurtenay rose
to address the assembly amid loud mad continued cheer-
ing (mai his friends. He said be was mood to say that
was • Consormitive, after the fashion of Lord Derby
and Mr. Disrsali, and after the fashion of Sir Stafford
Northam.. On matters of foreign pollcg, and on poiuts
orientated with the Church, the Imlay of the Conserves
t.•l poly met with his warmest approbation. Him
lordship then proceeded to criticise the policy of the
prima* g ',it .titeut with respect to Denmark,
sat sait that the result of the foreign policy of the
govstomen: had bees to leave the eountry vrithoet •
mingle alky Is Emma It amend to him that they
bad balliod the weak and trneMed to the atrium. With
respect to church rates. he was opposed to their nacos-
ditional abolition, but be waa in favour of. compromim,
shells, to that clash was included in the Lords'
to the *Peet that if aaybody cosacientiously Orsetete.j
to pay church rotes he should be exempted Dour pay•
went thereof. (Cheers.) He was Wally opposed to
the MUM sad to the Permissive Sill. With reference
to the lutist, he had bees throtteried with the lose of
many metes. bet ha aould not help it, for he believed
that if it were impossible to make people religious by
Act of Partimeent, m sloe was it squally impossible
to make ism sober by the mine means. ((usien.) Mr.
Voleridge, who .as cheered on rising, alluded to his.
comity *Smoot which cm hes:eight la kW. &OUP,*
hies Having expressed further viowt fo gone In his
attire= with referent* to chetah MUM tlio boo. and
/earned geotlemanirotaind latinit the interests of
tho maimed Char being blade • question for ratty
'TWAIN' instead making to mote that Church a
Iwo id and *ride INtureh. (Memo) He ventured to say
that the Otheervative party would live to rue She
tin othn they handed over the Church to one party,
One. that the deasdent party Is the Church. (Cirosirs.)
Ho coofecoid his inability to understand the views of
1,0r4 000rlansy on the question of church rates. As
to the ballot be bad previously wished it to be tried,
because he thought it would de so bsrst bttt this
election bad convinced him of the gnat acemeity at the
ballot. (Cheats.) He called noon them to support
the greet Liberal party by returning him to Parlia-
ment. (Cheers.) The show of holds us. then taken,
when the High Sheriff deolsred thorn to he in favour
of Mr. Coleridge. The polling took place Thursday,
and at the close stood thee:—

Mr. Ookridge

• 1070

Majority for Lend C,oarieney ... 26
PORTIIMINAD, Exogamy. The household
eervasta of Sir William Mil., Leigh Court, with their
friends. had their anneal pimnie ea Thursday. Tbe
weather was most delightful, and the party. who were
desero by four gray% on mashing Poet'shied, made
their way to the wood., where • sub-tentitl repast was
laid out, mid heartily enjoyed. After dinner they
dispersed, and enjoyed them elves according to their
tides, Rome to range the woods, while the ethers *ought
Vs, see ahem, to bieistlie the ievigording air. About
avo Coincide Vie party sat down t • bosotifol tea, pro-
•lde by 1104 Davis and Itab. tier helf in such style
Rod with so murk kindness and liberality as will hag
be retnemb rut by the Melton. The proceedings of the
thy well iilestmied he tto—" cheerfully innocent,
and use meetly shoserful." After • day of beathfol
enjoyment, the party returned home, with
memories stoned op for future ye tn.
SOMMRTON.—Picisle.—On Thursday • large pm.
sae party Irma this end the neighbouring towns of
illasioabary, Leegport. Booth Pethetioo, Crewkereo,
100, met is Mideey Hills, a very picturesque spot, about
• mile distant, belonginek to Colonel Pinney, M.P.
Unfortunately about five °clock • storm of rain cense
on. which prevreted all further ont-door snissensents on
that day ; but sot to be out-dooe by tie weather, the
;aerriz.ilato:meardverayty
cot.heinVitod.invitatiol
hi., which
happieed to be thee empty. Dancing and other
amemmenta were kept up till the dawn of day, when
111, company reperated highly pleased with the evening's
entertsinmeet. The With (Somerton) Hide Corm braes
band was in attendees.. which .died greatly to the
evening's eattreainment.

A terrible wasielsTaieseurred at Orevesend at an early
hour on Saturday useraing. Soma men were %visaged
in cleaning out a oemarnal, when the peetiferous lames
veffoosted one of them, and he fell off the 1.415 r on
which he mu standing. Another man went Mims to
reonver him, when he too was eaffneeted mth the stench
and fell in. The poll.* were sent for and • sergeant
%riot to recover the bodies, *ben. Behoetioe to tell, he
henarne the third gleam of the peOilenthal vapours.
The foal air ergs at last etpeUed by the ni,mis of a
••Ire ounsittilator," when the three men were got not,
hitt life arm cation,

Tut Disgagroggwr or rut BASINGSTOSI VOLES.
raga& —Sari De Grey and Ripon, the Secrerarr
Seale for War, has directed the Martinis of Winchester,
the biro lieutenant of Renipshirs, to hold an inquiry ,
Men the catuutstatose which led to the di-b.ndenent of 1
the Be.ingstoke Volunteers to Way last, sod the lord
lieutenant will open• °Dort for that prorate at Win-
cbe.ter on teroday ('bi. dot). lt is understood that
any and every person able to throw lieht on the
inhlidt is digitate trill be welcome to be heard, in order
the' the whole truli may come out.
Felt. DURINI TES WIZ& —Weaneeday, Itanistoro.
Causlown (tionsernet).—Thareclay, Wsnoinster
idat• &Word (Wilts); Lyieura c.a. (Somerset).
—8,4.3.,, Ilighworth (Welk).
to *a ?ism. Moeda, let, it le dated that "the in.
tesdatation of eommodittes commanding a larrrrbgale
I nwn their distinctive advantages being being valved the
rabic, frequestly &Dixie a host of imitators." *re
are WM who indeevour to pang off inferior articles by
oopyieg the Inhale, to., of Mews. 110111%;1114•13, the well.
knows origiasl importers of the pore tea; therefore
',enlarges ahrold notion the signature —" Roraima&
and Co., Isondon*—is as earth genuise psalm. Their
ten, from it. Modal* geed quality, he. for a (porter of
• century Wee in great favour throughout the kingdom,
preying that all dames require good tea, prorenaci
sterling quality te mere artificial appearance, showing
plural diniaglinetiont to see tee that has been rioysw4
by the Mame with the =Mend selottre, Recently ess-
VloreJ to hide the brownness of low wiatry growths.
and enable Arlo, when so disguised. to be sold mititd off
with the best at high nitro Melon. Heraiman's tea is
secured in pasirelec their meats in this locality are
advertised in our season..
The introduction el einamoditirs thatimmmaild • large
sale from their dieliseirive advantage. being rained by
the ;might freqsmitly attracio a host of imitators. To
mulimmier to pent of Inforinv articles some slowly=
the trade-grorti packets, he., of Wean.
man, the wvll.l;nown original loP°Ttirs 14 the Pnr"
re.; 911.1440W11 purchasers should net fail to nobles that
the sigentnre—" florsinsen and Co , isondoe—is me
,ennie• ',whet. Their los, from It.. rellabi • read
,In.llll, he. tor a quarter of a csoltde bees in gross
f iv •nr theeici, cut the tent all iltn`s•
rr.lu re soot too. PeAjor. ler ~telnt quality to mere
111),..1fU;01, )1110.•11. Roraima/as' scents number shoat
two inon•and ; those is Mi. locality are advertised in
any e..luens.

Saws 7110 W Ma PALACE —The Royal seryents are
now using R Dimmed Weak laid. 'Ma feat
most .•roye to all tha, it as bstt•i lb.. any otir
for. a rower, they use the hest of everything
110 LOW .T'S rm.. Are ihdateably adaosed tor the rvisorsi
of LI thiamin whkds Moe that ales ho diner 'wed due.tlon.
Th y Are well suited to ell closer end eessditious, as carom ent
so „,-;se comforl to the wealthy, we eau .n 4 ...cu. to
tit.
is,or. Those PI Is will be found an wreath • sad ablest
rtrwe ly by Ineullds whoa usluds aol boll.. aro awn start aud
echeo ted from OICOMI. over sat lets.. or f „.4 10000.
Penrod Iloilo to Mien. ow Its eboald take 14340. pit
cans* au* oelture 10 SO IN. Irvin. AG MOM and MN w-
rap Ir 11 gradually be rern red, and and alassilo • • itts
Litt to the lo•rit.
(011211Cii health he Maim&
Holloway's medicine, 130 rl4 Womb Us ues,
weakness follows Its euiployment.

BIRTHS.

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Augrot G, at it, Terrell-street, Weymouth. the `ifs a
t. Wehard Atkins, reporter, of • daughter.
Auguet 4, at Lyme Ririe. Mna !Ilya Niobell, of •
August 3, at the Viaaraga, Lee/bridge Derma Wilts,
the wife of the Rev. William David MarTiCe. Of a
daughter.

MARRIAG63.
August 3. at the pariah church of Laverstoek, by the
Rev. Rowland Williams, D.D., char of Broadoltalk,
assisted by this Rev. J. P. Greebly, AIL. incumbent,
William Oliver Chalk. Req., M.R.C.S., of 3, Notting-
ham-terrace, Ragout's Park, to Jeanie Perrier, youngest
de4lttar et J. Stovenson Baaknan, IL D., of Inver.
idock Souse, Salisbury.
A lariat 2,at Christchurch, Paddington, by Smiley. J.
A. Twit*, M.A., Captain Alfred Henry Waldy, 46th
Segiumnt, third eon of the Rev. Prebendary 'W4I7,
M.A., to Georgians, eldest danghter of the late William
arsdsbaw, of Somerton, Middlotcx, Ent.
August 2, at St. Paul's Church. Poole. bey the Rev.
George Morgan B.A. inemithent, Mr. Joseph D.
Ellwood, of Toile, to Sarah Tamar, only daughter of
Tamar, relict of the late Mr. William Plumage, of
Poole.
August 3, at St. Martin-1.-the-Fields, by the Rev.
W. Allgood. Richard Lotto Peaces, of Lnag Ditto..
Sarre,. son of Mr. William Peens, of Radon, Portland,
to Mary, daughter of the late Mr. John Bartlett, ot
Promo.