The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-10 00:00:00

MONEY

The Discount Market all moral* till Mom kept
in a very uncertain condition by the- fear of
another advance in the Bank rate., *ken it
was found shortly after twelve o'clock that
the Bank rate of Discount had not been
raised. the Stook Exchange Market all presented a
much MUer appearance, and prices in almost all in.
stio.oes were higher. Consols for money and the
account Inve Improved 881 to
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5S parting.

BZTJUNSIAT NEWMARKET-MOAT NOON.

nt CMSAIUMITICH.
Lin inapt Salpinatee (taken).
Alabama (taken).
100 4:— Oatreger (taken).
14Wt— Privateer (taken freely).
16-h—. Morris Cancer (taken).
Seri e— Clown (taken).
23 1.- Genera (taken).
100Mee W.— John Davis (taken).' 401=
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" &crane Office, Monday Evening.
A Palm. ease of Asiatic cholera of the most virulent
kind has occurred at Sheffield.
TEns Rev. Canon Stowell died on Sunday, at his
residence, Feed'atom
Ur to Friday night no further outbreak of the disease
among sleep bad occurred at Marlborough.
Jr ii eupssabd that his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales vein humour Exeter by laying the foundation-
stone of the Albert Museum.
A Deli man has been found among some hales of
cotton on board the Queen steainer, which has just
arrived at Liverpool, but how he got there at present
there is no evident* to show.

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Limns from Rome assert that the late Papal Allo-
cation is dee to the suggestion of Arebbishop Manning
who wished to strike a blow at the Fenian movement.
The denenciation of Freemasonry was probably not in
the progitunme.
A moor welcome change in the weather has been
experienced in France. The temperature in Paris is a
good deal lower, although the drought has not been
relieved by showers. But in the South of Franco a
storm has conie, and it lies brought both rain and a
'eduction of temperature.
BY the arrival ef the ludian mail from Bombay, 9th
Septembee, there is nothing of importance. Bit Bartle
Frere holding a Durbar at Poonah, addressed the
natives la their own language. An insurrection had
broken set at Chajnlpore, and the Nawab had been
obliged to take to flight. The rainfall at Bombay,
anxiously looked for, bad been abundant, and the
crepe were looking well.
RUl9Olll'B PLoooHB.—Abraliam Dale, Ransome's
ploughman, hag won two additional prixee at Wishes&
and Terriogton St. Clements' meetings, October 4 and
5, ankles a grand total of 33 all England champion ,
prises won by them sines September 28, 1864. Their
Newcastle prise ploughs base also taken cups and prizes
at the Peterborough, Sleaford, Maidenhead, and Bed- I
fordshire ploughing matches, Oct. 4,5, and 6, 1865.
ON Saturday James Oliver, the old man who is
charged with stabbing William Underwood and his wife
at flesootube, was brought before the magistrates at
Guildford. Underwood and his wife have now so far
recovered from their wounds that they could be ex-
amined. Their evideeme clearly implicated the prisoner,
who was =emitted for trial.
A. STRARON story is told of the death of an unknown
individual at a coffee-house in Orange-street, Red Lion-
square. On Friday afternoon four men went into the
coffee-house, one of whom soon complained of being un-
well, and the others arranged that he aholtd bare • bed
for a time. One of them went oat, got a seidlits
powder, and administered it, and then the three went
away. Shortly afterwards the man who was left oom-
plained that he was suffering fro. poison, and medical
aid was obtained. This however wae useless. The man
died seen alter. His effects have been taken possession
of by the polies.
The Timixf Philadelphia oorrespondeet says that Sir
Frederiel•Basum has asked Mr. Seward to explain the
Fenian 'pavements ht America. An investigation has
been the result, and the Feniane say their
'OO men, pledged
. in the libera-
. belonging to
to have gone to
20 dollars a man
.100 dollars; while
are alleged to be in
do sot attach much
Fenians are prio-
zate, and quite poor,
in raising the tax of

to move
tion of 7
the Ara
Ireland t
has been
bonds of the
coarse -

dprally of \
and man .
20 dollars.

organisation in America nion—bers4l,o4o-
• move Whenever they are needed to aid
f. Ireland. About 30 lAA ofaciers
Army of the Potomac are also acid 4
mid to drill the people. A tax of 2.
ven levied, and will bring 4,500,000
of the " /rish Republic" are
of manufacture. Americans
importance to the movement. The
'the lower orders, illiterate,
have, great difficulty i”