The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-26 00:00:00

PROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

MARX-LOAM, JAs. $ll.

From bassi sad last tin nog* ti wheat wen
Ening ; but the qnlity at the nodose wee rather
bather. %AIM Vero firm la their deems* sad both
red amid whin paresis wen leek' at as ADVANCE
OP TROY 0/41 TO TWO SHILLINGS Nat
ANTS:E. Veep few treasanioas, however, took ,
minelies at foreign wheat were as sale.
place.
bastaen dose wee restricted, bat the notation
inked were la. per qr. higher this is Meader lan
Fl=
cargoes of when wen dealt ia to a moder-
ate e, at fen quondam Other artiales sant
aseAtireAkar quiet.
UAW inerket was moderately supplied.
The doom& IMO iseadve, at preview quotatirma
Malt was dui, ea former t 0,..
For oats there was is improved inquiry, sad good
sound oars was quite as deer The show ere anadL
BOWS vat ia hatted mean, it lees inn
' Ia squ. of the large arrival at Osindin, white
see la. per qr lower, anti other sorts were droop-
la vales.
„lo Seer trade wee galeS, at shoot 'Winery ,
Liaised mad tanned were Arm seeds
vol. it la prim Oakes sowed off

HITHOPOLITAN CA/LE MLBXZ, Jam 25.
Heavy arrival el forsigs Was* trade wag, and
prices raki, easier. A vamp slumber of leplish 'imam
mad LA Mesiday's rules wtb di/Inky supported.
Limited gapli7 of Jeep. awl prime animals made Ed
per 8111. mere money. Ogres steady. Pip dull.

MONEY MARKET.
Ooso3ll gods 93 1.16 to 93 3.16 toe Ms amount.

HEALTH OF THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY.
ii. Bahop of Salisbury Mai remains in Um same
rallied stag* as before reported, 6i his aparMassits at
Clilrdr. a hotel. 131 lordship is ceder the magma
oar
Dr. Gall Prayers for bis recovery men
aliered ma Iluaday In maay ol dip rauarePolibta ilittualasa,

ATIVIMID Monona IT • WOnall.—On Thus
Ana Clark eitessromn was shamed at &ruinglted
With adempliag is murder • man named Henry Ball
Preemie. said: On *Pith of Demure I was dawn-
tag keen, sod was wit (ii yard. of my door, shout
o'sloce at night, whoa the primmer dapped out of
the llctri whisk leads to the beak of my house, and
maid, " You are a died man." As she uttered tin
warde,she discharged a pistol, and abut me in the Left
era. She was very ekes to ine at the time. I staggered,
bat instantly recovered meedf and imagist hold of the
prisoner. I cried "Murder, and my wife fame out,
end we pulled the prisoner into the house. She said
"Why, andel you dead yet? I tinned yea were shot."
I peredved that oho had • pistol in her hand, and as
she appeared to be amend nes it, I laid hold of her
lesid and threw her as the floor, and took the weapon
from her. My eye Is completely !gown. away. I knew
premier several years ago, and we lived together till
about two years sines. She had • house of -furniture,
bat so money, when I first met with bor. We have
bad quern* bet I never gave her • bleak eye.inzy
Ste. I did not heat her on the night when we
I did not strip the house of the furniture. I oily took
away the thin's which belonged to ma. The men I
Mk her was bared she was caught in lb. oat of commit.
tine adultery.—P.O. On deposed I wee met for to
preseselier's hoses on the night of the 18th of December,
sad found the prisoner there in the custody of people in
the hoed. She was given in °harp by presenter's
wile. Prisoner said, "I not him, sad lam sorry I did
not kill him." I these uked her if she knew what she
ern diarged with, and she replied that she did. On the
way to the station she said." I hen lived with that
sun twelve years sable wife. 11l had killed him, I
meant to kill myself." 11.11 her at the station whilst
I went to the hospital, I saw Dr. Jolly, and he gave
tee the pistol, which le in the sense oondition now as it
was then. OD returninglto tie station. I told the prisoner
that alms would be charged with shorting Henry Ball,
with intuit to do him grievous bodily harm. She replied,
"IS he alive, than r I examined the pistol, and found
It was a double-barrelled one, and one of the barrels
was loaded. Prisoner, who was cachingme, said,
"That barrel wee intended for myself." She further
odd tidbits bought the pistol and loaded it herself,
Ind no cene else knew anything about it. She did not
say what she loaded it with. The loedial barrel, I find,
detains a slug. Prisoaer, on being asked if she wished
to ray anything, said she would reserve her defence.
She was then committed for trial at the assizes.
IMOOSSIGIBLZI —There 00IDOS rather • good story Of
married life from America. The hero of it set oat for
Arkansan leaving his wife at home The lady, weary
of the separation, wrote to her bullhead entreating hie
return. He begged that she would be patient, and
pointed out that his absence, though irkeome to both,
was good for their mutual intends. Six months
elopeed—thill a whole year, At length, one line even.
lug, the husband retuned, and knocked at the door of
his house, expecting • royal welcome. "It ill I, my
adored one." "Who? your mid the lady. " Don't
you know your husband!" was the reply. " I have no
husband," wee the lady's rejoinder. "What do you
mean," cried the man. "Sind you would not return,"
was OA reply, "I bought and obtained a bill of divorce."
"Be t"—the haebend began to answer. " Withdraw,
sir," said the lady, stopping him, "it is Dot right that
a stranger should souse here at this late hour.', " Un-
grateful I" "No reedminailons." "Why," continued
the men, "I came to ley the fortune I have modest
your feet." "Got out!" was the only reply,
de not MOOD LO be esespromised. " BO the man
departed, and— fury in his heart returned to
Arkansas. after be bad been there note tine be
bad • chat one evening with General W—, who
said to him, "How is it that • man of your
position is not married?" "I do not know any woman
Imre who would snit me," he replied. "But there
must be lots in your native plan," retorted the
GeneraL "You are f.ight," said our friend:
go and... to-morrow. He set out, and six weeks
afterwards he returned with • wife leaning on his arm.
"Lb" said the General, "you have done the deed
then; you have married." "Pardon ; I have
marileoL" "How? were you • widower"' "Nothing
of Um kind." "How, then? I do not understand
you." "1 have re-married my wife, who bad obtained
shill of divorce against me. I courted her a. if we had
never known each other.- Married twit* to the same
woman r cried the General. "You are incorrigible r
It it • pretty roniaoon and may be worth reeding when
the papers are full of the umber of cases with which
the Divorce Court is choked.

FIXTURES OF GREAT RACES IN 1869.
Liverpool Grand National ... Wednesday. March 3.
Northamptonshire Stakes ... Tuesday, March 16.
City and Suburban Handicap Tuesday, March 30.
Great Metropolitan Stakes ... Wednesday, March 3L
Two Thousand Guineas Taesday, April 27.
O. Thoeimand Guineas Thursday, April 29.
Chester Cop Wednesday, May 5.
Great Northam Handleap ... Tuesday, Mar 11.
'The Derby ... ... Wednesday bisy
The Oaks ... ... Friday, Mae 28.
Asset Cap ... ••• ... Thursday, June 10.
Northumberland Male Wednesday, June 23.
Goodwood Cup ... Thursday, July 29.
Brighton Cu Wednesday, August 4,
Great Shoe 11aA1.ap
... Wednesday, August 22,
The St. Leger Wednesday Sept. 15.
Tbs Osserewitob Tuesday, °etcher 12.
Middle Park Plats ... Wednesday, October 13,
TY* Carabridgashin Tuesday, October 26,