The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-08-23 00:00:00

oft:erred at Ssatiago toiseds the aloes of last
year." Aodordleg td a report before as, Ye said
that

" The human !wart was harrowed by the mem Haussrht
of the sufferings, both buddy and mental. whl"" i" •
single mane,.t came like a Mood upon • winar
topuisam. who were at•enthleei in the mnatusry of
GA. But the ‘wer'd, ever re...ly to 'ciao .0 •PP.r
itatlly of 1°"."1111ing •,aa-t the 'hatch, took ea:pow.,
mote espeeially in this eenetar,l., istor out • II" Of
41°•olo'ulY 'hors •als-nseat than the 11.1 of onvo.
ohmh hot Mien spew Santiago, ••4 to nit r mt duseat.
of whi ha ealtiv.led, am tab meal' a Militias. 'paten
ought t be pt•dotally ashwa d. Tee h,st war It
them, a. Catholics. to reply to such 40.4.04 .1.4
.11 in sl .ing perfect Silence, fr thy.per-c 0 ns. W. 60.111
•p. It ill,sittot • IF., wet.. I...pane of etpulter, alt.i
rea-on. I. w.s 4.fe ttl MA'AM Or reMnietr•to e'th
Ii wo 'lir u"tPy, bf't tot h :re rl tlll}oll payis Ift
.an.mt;
of reparation sad smtituolle to the
is,in-eri Virzi.. They had bb .ern the festival. of tile
A uniPt I..fi (or thv inSogurstion of 'he altar. 10 wee.
it 1.1. On Soother lout of the lily V.rsiti-11 a' °ft"
se.noeption —I hat the esamtropbe to k pl. v
which hal e.gn rim to the outpouring of ot mod'
.top et,. He would Wry leave of thi• •1•••tahll
suhjeci by razing upon his It uteri Ike duly 54 5.1,1 w..
":,r„ *6'44. .40.1 [writ' for Owen who nett been e0..11
m snag littPietr. Moe would pray th I ilia di•P •
.Ptintination might Nielsen. those w!to knit. no' what
t es end that their rya might be otworol. • • U."
they might peroeiee that in blisphonlng the immaenla'•
titer of Hod lily were crucifying again her Mesas
• on.

Now fierce as this trade is, lii. foolish and
false is it irk Merge. No man Inlows or ought
to know. better than Dr. Manning. that
Protestants do not blaspheme—that they do not
rail against the Virgin. They say that the
virgin mother is not Gnu, and that to worship
her is idolatrous ; and if they rail at all, they
rail against the blasphemy of Dr. Manning 's
fellow priests, who pretend to hold postal coin-
mitnications with the Virgin i charging a high
rate of postage, and then, when their own eere-
Intensee aa showmen had brougl.t destruction
upon hnirdredi of their ideals, they etneoled—
et eml4lit to eons-le-AN bereaved and soul.
stricken survivo• s, eith the horrible notion that
the 'lmmaculate Virgin" wanted a new supply
of martyrs.
Riots have taken place at Belfast and otber
plead A large nduiter Iriih Catholies
pining in the procession at the laying of the
fouudetion stone of the O'Connell monument,
carried pikes and party emblems, having pre-
viously published throughout every town,
hamlet, and parish in the country a sectarian
programme, which the Belem Orangemen looked
'von at an insult to ProtestantisM. and they
acmirdingly, in retaliation, burnt O'Connelre
effigy. This greatly irritated the Homan
Catholics, And belie sided the kilter order* of
both patties have been fighting it oak iti real
Donnybrook fashion. The Orangemen have
sacked a nunnery, the office of • friendly society,
and various dwelling-homes, and the Catholics
resorted to destroying two or three Protestant
selioaiooios, .r: Ma not .41:1
tilt all this the two nio fiercer,
resort to fire arms, and several people were shot.
From Saturday to Wednesday the town was
completely in trtclhands of the rabble, the win-
dows, of Kunst of liChiseri wens detholighed.
the *hope had to e closed, and business entifely
suspended. On the latter day the streets pre-
sented he appearance of having been bombarded
and sacked by a foreign enemy, and the neon-
table inhabitants felt themselves entirely at the
mercy of the infuriated mobs. More than
4,000 soldiers and 1,000 policemen were
dispatched to quell the riot, still many contests
were tithiht with guns, bludgeons, and pitch-
forks id which the cionlbattnht *ere killed and
wounded. in one enpeentsilt the Orangemen
drove 60 of the navvies into the mudbanks sur-
rounding the harbour, and then shot several of
them down whilst they were endeavouring to
rescue themselves from suffocation. The hospitals
of the town soon became crowded with the
wounded, additional beds had to be obtained, I
and, although all the surgical aid that could be
obtained was employed, there *as Mill more
than they could attend to in the way of amputa-
tions and dressing of wounds. By Thursday
comparative ()Met was obtained for Belfast, but
the insane spirit of faction spread to other places,
add at Dondalk th 6 kontaniste burnt King. Wil•
ham in effigy, and no Friday the Belfast rioters
resumed their hostilities, and random shots were
heard during the whole of the day and half the
night, notwithstanding the presence of upwards
of 5.000 of the police and military. Of course
each party blames the other for having /given the
first proeocittion, but *e have no besiWion in
saying that both parties are to blame, and tictrtl
than all, the authorities, who did not resort to
prompt measures to suppress the riots.
A great fire broke out at limoirs a few days
since, during the discharge of fireworks in honour
of the Raipemr Napoleon's fire, but whether it
was due to the pyroteohnic display of loyalty
Is not stated. The Simperer was at the time
waiting tp receive the King Consort of Spain,
and would, but for that cireumitantie, have
visited the scene of disaster. He, however,
acted very handsomely, as he has many times
before done on similar occasions, and sent a lugs
sum of money by one of his Aides-de-canip for
the relief of the sufferers. It is said that at
least 150 houses were destroyed, but fot innately
Ili lives *ate hitt, and Moly of the house-
Iders are insnred. For those *ho are not a
public subscription will be opened. Not only
the local fire brigade, bet those of the neighbour-
ing towns, worked at the conflagration with great
seal, and sneceeded in preventing it from spread-
ing even more widely than it did. Whilst the
fire was at its height the bishop and the clergy
Marched iii sdkutin proosisiori up the flaming
street* with the relics of St. Aurelian and Si.
Martial What effect this pious act bad upon
the conflagration we are not informed.

• sin that tiny pod b.. Writ aCO
the rooe, a hao to make en mom 14 odtg joog to
10 days l,nng, an then thy thou..ht they cad h "I
to hang the oone who tried to keep em s.r.to. llaieter
leawk propoe4 to are a special zealots, to am
to git the nuniteatesita to see a goi put at the
liccoxay tone hut Itt•-7 homed better, an a kitowen
that they .Id.a • got no rope strong mind' ty hang
&alb .ly raw theirselee., Story o Jen rhlt it, an no
Manter Laaa ad to dag email, eau* noobody ..dra
h-lit go Than holtealn Asin ti the rope On to
Johny boo* (he maned • top .tit to well en
then W-. 11 all pull, an Oh-u ,nalt• the rope lo .g mod to
csnh he deiwirun, Well, If you beleve 1. a. a beat
Ike, diY, an then they all got .nto tl.c ml !le
of 14 an testa .Klne ~el.s Ittetl. loop
an ; dt .0 the loop of llitelpe td th. It
wa t 14 catch the ; and lft iny tlftitti 10.0 e
light or the print as .toed op under the dieh, an to Ilaht
el so ;front an bet toss awier that Jo'sansi ad
pat retina the 41.10 begaiilo ;melt, and t 44101 gel
hang dreamt.. and they nate On • httnn dp ooh foot
Tbi. in hoc rvery "doe pull, footfall. I thew 'loud
pir tailman h- telegram, a crylis " dreofol catme
top.); ;" ant th n twos sown to hall the world, that the
bored ht Ith in tryin to hang a ratiwyer add • hanged
twirselree. mid of they all a wade.' qui • ded
tl,ey 00 0500het I' sod ddwia grip the ratpayere
al•••4 I Chad •Irdwled 'herr 4,11 t • ale lea•ed hefeeted,
wi that oh re tirni only none ow the roestel
ant., or the ha Wotan left, an all adhere War new
00040, an ev-ry thing went on *ell ; there wham • good
,nta earn exchange ear the annum*, aad the 11-1• Y
clock was a pit in DPW &fay cam, an the 4 d 7,0.05
damp. Ti,.earn and eagle ma.keta
errtio4 i.9i they *de the ,e Eng and, and it.. trade
.n pa .ple thall arattlt boo minus. tics
I meetine nor 0 dl. ; an the rats. tab .f lowered mot-
than half. An th-n 1 tl.onglit I.d 1.. o rim
0 the teed, when " teo, tap" at lb* or. wok.' I, an I
wiah.ol my maid we tbe hot trwer curtly r.—Yer
umbel eereent, MBA GRUNDY.

DORCHESTER. Precincts Cone 11
Saturday —*host In mood supply, wore than half of
which *as this raft'l qrawth, and, being in floe am-
(hind*. sold ruddy at fall pekoe. Old wheat Is.
per quarter cheaper. Pfew barley was offered With.
ou. Boiling butlers. date were charmed of freely at
rather wore money.
MS. Emboli/ Ralrotirrther BALL Sitarddy.—
, Short sepply of beef, which odd readily at I Is. to
12. per 'mire. There were upwards elf 800 sheep
'mod Maths ci offer. Priam mutton realized 70. to
,1 to 8.1. per lb ; ihkridr loWeri there being very little
1 dem Ind in coml.-guanoe of keep being dhoti Lambs
ringed from 26d. to 33.. par head.
Tc.ar AAAAA Ci LiorMart —Tee ronstoittee of the
Itirelmeter Trtrip ranee :Society hewing suceeeled in
eff sting an elmyelp.nerat with the celebrated teetotsl
Man at., 1114 J e-m Critical. that tidy delivered two
°tibias at the Coady Hall on the ersolr‘e of Weil.
nielay and therealey. On boll Maslow the audience
Wm eery limited. Yr. CU, lee Greening "OfOP d 4 tho
Mlle on the grit evening, tad the see. W. Senses,
rector er Cain., on t..• The aohjeot id him
hltideen'e therodrid of her Ilfet Igetere Ass It pointing
out the waste of food and feeding suhstand d irteolriat In
the manufaettre of 'trier., drink, and in theme...sod one
she pursued the saute thread of argument. In doing so
she remarked that that 1,64 ground upon whist' to
chins the adhere's.* both of individuals who premised
ahekinvice, and upon which to base notions hir haring
th.t Istroi arti. d out Is tine axial end political in-
stitutions. She hal no btisinto to ale Mein' Is.
hot asks I person. t remember that if tlie pilatieNle
that law were got and ten., whether they ought no
to be carried out. She alluded to a Luton contem-
porary, which Stated that Om advocated of teetotalism
soil that Ineedo • certain number of people were in
grs.t mi.ory and want, °dog to their int..inomate
that the great majority of the jimple might to
abstain from all sue'i leinnee. She °int nl.l dist if this
we prairiceble, i, would not be duirsble, becett.a it
would not ntop the red. It was not right to siy that
becalms • onrtein number of peophi were starlit' that
where were Md. price ttemseires dell In:arils; besides,
lb.. t 0... of um emili
comforts. The ilaim 'doh she made an behalf of the
'eurieras," cues was not one of charity, but une of
Jo-ties. If men aloe, • dealt honestly on. towards
an diter eioarity would "4 be required. She did not
mean legs' 'entice,
_II ir lair was tick Aldus judo-,
neither w is ju *ice always law; but 'ouch Justice na Oai
iiirnived in too Word of 4—to do ante other, as they
w.,51l be done by. 88. Aid not wish it to be under-
stood that all pers“ne who suffered had been squat, a.
the evil might have been fee from their doors, and in
sun art of this instanced the dia•reet ins-d in the
re-ens:mitering detente, whit* aim enameled might
have beep avoided If the weelh of capldists had been
employed In the evidential of eaten in the *denies of
England As regard.] the milled of the lei-It people,
A. insinlaiee4 that if Zeeland he' not min tht se-s..
of inj wit co in that usury with .0-la a ',herd hand.
she woold n vie have to reels such an hereest of
sh ewe eat begury. Ti,. tenperance no ivement. sun
Pal, might 8• e intrasted with any for the anto'int of
energy and te.et which it put firth Per 25 or 30
yeses it h d herr carried on, tut bp the support ef •jje
wi alibi, but by the her lei oned contribo taws of work-
ing p-opt.. The lecture-s compared the toe of .ilk, a
gala chile, and en artithe 4 dower with that of drink.
contending that if Wigs determined not to
wear Won, whit good could possibly arias, from each
* your.— would it not be preluded of evil? Lime
add:Refs of prOpie would b. thiown out of work, and
charity must come fOreferd and °Op thew, dui the
tuatnrial could not be otherwise ruiployed for any other
I peep we. But in drink Ilion" wee • loilre
employed of which bre.d might have been
iu..4•. When primal., iudeliced in @Leong drinks
let thou reineinber that they were drinking the
blood iif their loaning follow creatures. oho
oon,redei the ev.l preheat by strong drink. in an
ooimmital and mond point el eUw, and remarked that
Midi mit Mdeve th wti modem.* of mush
load, tn. of hem. Pbople might take HI little at not
to In them any Una, and ehe Mould be sorry retry
that • cars who took his half-nint of hoe} I; di, imitated
from It. hot it tended •o create a griming for
more. nen people said if .nch wa. the csae hoe Ilse
j•timt there eery not more drunkerda. Such rue,
pee en amputee to intemperate.. ; and if lb@ action ef
the blood were loft to limit everybooy would be
"truth,. ds, but man's moral did went** powers ki-pt is
in meet,. Sbe cute toed the differeem between •
glutton and drunkard, tdomrking the) the eons
elution that *odd bi- found most lame off ratter frbell
h. hid It id mho. nt : ke.t Ito dtnok,rd remehed Old
pere• wren be had no strength left. The on. t-nded to
eatiate, but the .her did a 4. She eouidered tut the
paid an. were very ill-need set of men. Toey might
to be mit free, or pet Uwe altogeth-r. If it
Was a good Wade It might to be foe, if nor, done
defwith. Si. was of aphelia that Mere
he wo free trade is strong drinks before a
prohibitory low w..uld *MN hag *Wis. Ones the
trade wits free but it was preplila lie of *0 "skis *Wm
and misery th:t moth • cry went forth from the jimiol4
the country that laws were peued to curb the eviL
The &Raise I.ws were not then establisted for the
porpoise of robing revenue, but to grip* wish Me
Wade in atrieem drink& dbe wiotended that &Isobel
airp never intended to be taken into man's system, and
*hit. odochting Mot everything came from God, said
that the evil of Elie gibe was In their memo. Nue
fOrs*ee bronshi her tester., to • el imp by selling upon
those rich* bad :Mt yit Pitied the teraperanse came to
di go.
Clactir Ma,iig. tro **diiorri.7 4 match was
ph yed b teems the members of the Groans. &Soot
and the Ltirehest e Cricket Club, on the ground of the
latter. eh oh remlted in favour of the slob by 29 roe,.
Toe Grammar School "Gored 121 and the Cricket Club
160
Accrtoiorr.— A Ilkamall., named Jobs Wellspring, re-
efdiog at 'order's., met with an assident on Saturday.
ft appears that hi ese going to "hoot e pigeon, and not
kneeing that the gyp a,qa &mil, Medea, pat In another
charge, the remit of ihhti wed that thy bend beret
blowieg tiff the thedb .4 hie loft heed. He we. re-
mortal to the baud .1 where the *ALM we. deemed,
and I. d Peg well
Ovum' Ate Maur. Three sermons WilaV
'Tem* d at All Sainte Chen* on Sudsy, in aid of
the t0w.1.17 for orroPl.ki edditkorial oar in populous
place.. The Nev. Z. Suet prroolod in tbe morning.
dm
Bev. C T. Pt Um in the afteriorm" and the Kay.
4. E Zespe, roma 01St. Joue's, Weetsisseter,in tbe
emit.' Timm ollseitioes ansountsid to £l7 3s.
tlEfileil SUNDAY rCHOu6.—The ranter, the Haw.
Z. W. Pears. bed-'g about to raislaktde • 84oday ectool
1.,. the pert-h of lb. Peter, readied a "orison in the
moreibc in Ms perish Mardi in aid of that sue, when
CIO were eolked-o. The school will be held in • budd-
ing team. M the On-yhoured-yerd, sod UM* was
originally WWI fur • •Whoeltooik.