The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

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Loirnon &tin MAingr.—About an a bellamo
is doing in ram, at fall qnstitioes. "Prost
24. to as. 9d. ; last lad* 9d. to ls. 10d. pie pllon.
Brandy is Arm in price. no sintano of 1887 is
at Bs. 194. So 9s. Wd., ang mg It gd :I.,Zg
nor Salon. &ilia 901, ins upon. moil SL to to:
pa gallon. "11,

Suou.—Printady, ea well as at the pile sib, the
transactions in raw sugar are on a eery leederMe set*
newarsanivr at about !sat week's currency. asirea in
steady, but not desser. Havannah has kande
at 245. 100 to 275. 9d. ; and Bats, Ile lit. met.
The stock is about 75,0110 tons agahmtri,ooo toes in
1858.

THA—The total stock in London is now 48,4411),0061be.
—41,442,4921ba. being black, and 7,0911,5941be.gra55..-
ajust 64,061,8711b5. at the correspoodiag parted of
1858. The news from China has produced rem
mint in the trade, and prices have advanced Id. to If,
per lb. Common Congou is worth 1.. 4id. per lb.
Duczerm, Sept. 14.—There is still a good Imam
doing in most branches of hosiery goods of a useful
character, and the demand generally is very waive.
This buoyancy in the market has continued for some
time, and future prospects are 011001IIIIging, All the
framework knitters are fully engaged, at remunerative
wages. The hosiery as& at Loughborough and
Hinckley is in a healthy state. Wools anitiams4
the spinners IWO well employed, and yams IMO
at full prices.
NOTTINGHAM, 14th.—The hiee trade continues ClUiet,
and business this week is not more active than hist ;
indeed, in some branches there is hardly so much
doing. The home demand is laguid, and orders for
shipment do not come in fast. Min articles matinee
principally in request. There las be. • falling of in
inuring and cotton laces. The silk Isis trade is with-
out material change. In the hosiery trade the demand
for most kinds of fancy goods continues; in theft
articles (suitable both for the present sad fathoming
quarter) • good business is expected to be done;
orders already received are marrows. The Americans
have been giving orders for the *prim and, alto-
gether, trade is in • satisfactory rate. Sleeks are
light, and the operatives are fully employed, The
yarn-market continues firm.
TRADC WITH CHILL—The mercantile letters from
China generally mar is the view that the renews/
of hostilities will not be attended by any material
interruption of trade. At Shanghai it is said the
natives are greatly annoyed at wiled, has ba pored,
the majority of them being to
the progress of commerce. consequently,
thought to be no danger of the good Maims with
them being disturbed. A conviction is
however, that the English Government will vs
send out a very Loge naval and military force. A
blockade of the various ports would mom it is believed,
bring the Emperor to submission; bat this, by depri-
ving Great Britain of • heavy ponies of its Customs,
revenue, would be equally disagreeable for both parties..
The question, however, is sugerded whether tie Eng-
lish should go on paying duties to the Chine* which
at Shanghai alone amount to mum per annum-
bet
in that case the contingency has to be oceisider4
that the Chinese might retaliate by *Maria( as entire
suspension of Minas with foreigners at the various
ports, although such • measure woaldtte fatal to them-
selves, since it would practically have the same effect
as a blockade. The American members reseeded the
question with considerable interest, sines the United
States authorities had decided that they must adhere
literally to their own treaty stipulations without
regard to the course of other Powers, so that they
might be compelled to pay while the English escaped •
but the difficulty, supposing it to arise, would doubt-
less be met by easy expedients.

RAILIV•Y TRAM() RZCZIPTIL —The tulle returns of
railways in the United Kingdom for the week ending
September 10 amounted to £541,410. end fee the ow-
responding week of 1856 to £511.510, drawing en-in-
crease of E 29,900. The gross receipts of the eight rail-
ways having their termini in the metropolis antomisled
to £234,250, and for the poled • et WI
year to 2223,106, showing sew= 1112.114. The
increase on the Eastern Counties Bentiny anteented to
£3B; on the Greet Northern to 1:11011 ; us the Omit
Western to £2656; on the Londe. and Ifeethent
to £3,357; on the London and Bleckwall to ; on
the Landon, Brighton, and South Geist 0001X,11101. ; on
the London and Bouth•Weetern to CMS lig on
the Bouth•Eastern to £2,765; total." E12311d.T-14'he
receipts on the other lines ill the United
amounted to £307,160, and for the correspondik :week
of but year to £289,404, showing an incrusts-ye At 756,
which, added to the increase on the metrepekines lines,
makes the total increase £29,900 as compered with the
oorresponding week of 1856.

BANKRUPTS.
(From the London Goutte a Tuesday.

J. B. Coggin and R. Veal*, London-wall, City, mantle
manufacturers.
R. Nicholson, Much Hadhani, Hertfordshire and Lin.
coin, agricultural merchant.
F. Bothell, High-street, tiouthwark, seedanan.
I). Gahm, Woolwich, grocer.
N. Coreasy and P. Mazintos, Threadneecile-skrest, City,
merchants.
J. W. Hamilton, Birmingham, stock and sharehroicar.
W. Hookway, 'Janda, Glamorgiumhire, header.
H. Grant, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, skip chandler.
0. Beall., Liverpool, innkeeper.
From the 14011a411 Gaulle of Friday.
Henry Act'lin, otherwise Henry John Achlin, Great
C.orani-street, Rumelltquare, boutinakcr
William Robins, Si. John-street, St. fieptitabms', car.

penter.
Henry John Waring, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-
square, window-glass dealer.
William Alston, High-row, Silver-street, Notting-hill,
draper.
John Crawford Wilson, Wood-street, warehouseman.
Edmund Snook, Bath, pork butcher.
Henry Degetan, Manchester, merchant.
John Shawcrolt Hamilton, Kingston-upon-Hull, auc-
tioneer.

THE STRIKE REACTING ON TEE PEOTINCES.—The
influence of the builder? strike has not been Wally un-
felt in the provinces. The Lincoln stoneasiwous bare
proposed to their masters that they should leave work at
4 p.m. on Saturdays, and have carried their point. There
has also been a strike among some masons employed at
Trinity College, Cambridge.

A TURKISH hinrissirr. Galignanis Messenger
states that the muter of the Sultan's band, an Italian,
arrived last week at Geneva, with his wife, a beautiful
eiruseian. According to a letter Erns Cosnantinopie,
this woman, whose name is Sensing Haman, was for
some time in the herein of the Sultan, and wee one of
his favourites. "(In. day she called lot her serriege,
and, accompanied by two female slaves and a male at-
tendant, went to Ortakie. There she slopped at • boon
which she indicated, and she was received by two women
with 'narks of the most profound festoon. Ilb• catered
the house, followed by the two slaves, while the other
remained at the door. She was introduoid into& sump-
toady furnished drawingroorn, and there the slimaimed
the two slaves, who west with the demestiestd the beau
to an apartment, where they were entertained with oaken,
cigarettes, and coffee. Two of the domestics quitted the
room from time to time, as if to see that swathing was
wanted in the drawingrootn, and after • while they all
left. The two female slaves continued to same them-
selves with their coffee and cigarettes. At last, getting
surprised at not seeing any of the servants return, they
went out in their turn, and, finding all quiet, advanced
on tiptoe to the drawingroow. Hearing no notes they
entered, and to their astonishment found that their mis-
tress had disappeared. They called oat, but received no
answer—the house seemed deserted. They Uses com-
menced a search in the different rooms, and presently
found in a boudoir their mistress's dregs. were
thunderstruck, as it was evident that she had d . They
then raised loud cries, and the male attendant entered.
'fearing what had happened, be searched the house
throughout, but was unable to discover the fair favou-
rite. Hastening back to the harem, be told the black
Aga of her disappearance. That functionary, in his
turn, went and searched the house with great minute-
flees, but could not find any trace of the eircassitea and,
after • while, he perceived that the house opened au the
port. An investigation having been instituted, it was
ascertained that several persons dressed La Suepean
style had been seen in • calque near the hewer :hi bad
soddenly left in it. It also turned set Vett • -
Italian, named Guatelli, director of the nitsle at Osirt,
had disappeared. The bisque of the fugitive was ex-
amined; the gold, silver, jewelry, and sumptuous pre-
sent* of all kinds which the Sultan had made her had.
been carried off. The beautiful dereefrea, it is bid, Pos-
sesses a most splendid yoke, which the Sultan adcalrs
greatly; and, es she has goof away with an Italian
maestro, it is not improbable that she may sans dapap-
: pear in the theatres of Western Europe."

The Tea Pia*, like the myrtle, "lei& ham of a dirk olive
bun ; all intended for Grew are r•pwily deleg In In,. pans and
retain the natural olio: colour. Meek Te 6 owe, Its subdusal
flevour and more sombre oe to a slight foramikatlon
brought on by covering up the froth leaves in heaps, end ienu
from the Wore drying proems this mart always,
Neither worts tbus prepared are sunfotin to sieleser=
If any of the team are of the lake or Impoverlehad A 166416141
growth ; therefore the Chinese, (foe the /Nebel eeerhery&leet.•
nionly aid a “facinst" of powdered eoleura—
usten, t
blue to the Green, and Plumber, to the Blailk,—thlk all
qualities look alike and enables them to imam the prolk by
mixing ofT %Mout detection, brown withered kierrea n;
only linty to prevent the enevenser hewing title nortakina eors
pawed of, I. to perebsee The inaperfed ssilkosf GMpe 1
colour on We meow. dorwitnan 4.0.'. MMUS. ei&et deer-
Wed, eupply Tea "Weed, Pure, soured ide Peekrie..

It ante be profitable to our lair raiders to know that Ma
01.1111171iLD PATILIIT STAMM, weal& his beep smatter* sad bt
lIER MAJESTY'S LACSDIT for many years, may now be
obtained from all ramprotable Orogen absent ea cheap es the
mmt amnion kW& nada fur although it amommmuily nits
them inore, the large quantitica mold yield, in the
• larger profit than the Warier kinds, mad nonneveraWaintc:
ten have the wtinfactlon of telling an ankle which they know
.111 picann their a-tutu/tiara and are at the mere tins tb•
medium of =playing the imaidle mad nodded dorm at* tin
mu.e article an la used in the getting up qd the lacer and
Lb.,. of HER MAJESTY and the Row. ?Aim, and
which the (exam's lAusdran, with her grist esperimwe
and every mans at her command for procuring the ,is
beet of eyerYildng, ha. pronounced eat re rex teert 1111111111.
STARCH Sim mite Umno.--Onrsmnt Advertiser. . •

Hounwsr% Paul axe Otrnterr. Shenseatima, mut.
chalk Soma, contracted dame, Mabee% and adellea, pleid
up their painful over piemeire. emit and UM} lidoire the
of these preparations. lispsellist do exist,
roleklui y's Pala and Ointment dorm that We moth more
honestly than Quinine : for over the terrible entail/ins of emu-
Mints above enumerated. Sheyenue.. a more maim* bens-
Mai influence than bort dm over trobansittest favor. The
Pills act admirably en the reimit. Dm, nest lthinisk awning
ca thanam of ark Md, aim,s pse,sUisis time diem*
and much Mermang the anxiety fee the Igs.
,Ths oinemone
soothe., ems, and purifies thil klinimmesion.

LONDON MARKETS.

(BT ILICTRIO TBLRGRAPIL)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, SEPT. 19.
The supplies of foreign wheat at our marke
to-day were small; of English moderate.
Trade firm at last Monday's prices.
Barley no alteration.
Russian oats, a large supply, and cheaper.

We regret that from some unexplained cause
our usual telegram of the Cattle Market has
failed to reach us up to the moment of going
to press.