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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

IWERNE WINSTER.

THE OLD TALBOT Inn, which has for many years
beets know as one of the first road-side hostelries on the
Bath road, was on Thursday last the scene of a reifies
gatbering, when, by the invitation of the new landlord,
Mr. Dewey.alarge party of friends, inclading gentlemen
from Blandford. Shaftesbury, Donhead St. Mary, and
the adjacent villages, sat down to • sumptuous opening
dinner, served up in firstelass style. The large room,
used genvrally as the Otidfellows lodge,was very prettily
and tastefully ornamented with evergreens and flowers,
and nothing was wanting that could contribute to tho
eomfort of the guesta. The chair was ably filled by W.
H. Atkinson. E.q. supported by A. Codrington, Fog.,
Mr. E. Bert; Mr. C. Dewey, Mr. Felthsm, Mr. Lance,
Mr. S. Stephens, Mr. Roberta, Mr. Evans, Mr, W.
Dewey, Mr. Howesll, Mr. Dobell, Mr. A. Tuffin, kr.,
and the vise-chair by Mr. Reed, of the Railway Hotel,
Blandford.—On the removal of the cloth, the Chairman
gave the tonal loyal and patriotic toasts, Mr. Velthstu
responding for the Yeomanry.—The Chairman. in prorat-
ing the health of Mr. Dewev, the landlord, exprissed
himself as eattemely gratified with the excellent dinner
he had provided, and trusted he would iv. unsay years
to cater in so excellent a manner for hi. guests, and be
was sure if he did so, he was deserving and 'meld, he
doubted not, receive ther encouragement and support-
Long life to him and his excellent wife—(lood apples").
Mr. Dewey, in reply, •xpressed his gratification that hie
endeavours to please had given so much satisfaction,
and trusted that on all memaions his catering would
be such as to meet with the approval of his guests.
"The healthy of the Masters of Foxhounds. in the
counties of Dorset and Wilt.," was then proposed by
the Chairman. In no county, ho believed, was the
than in Dorset, where
ittrey
d hunted. On the present ore
hold
w fsopourrtp.ebektstedr
anon they were favoured
with the company man who was not
hkoeupntd:,P.and every pert wss weE
of • gentle only a
"If hat related to the muter of
keen sportsman bun .el.
the South Wilts hounds. Mr. Codrington was not a
visitor, but, as he understood, had for a time resided
among thrni. so as to enjoy the sport in thin county--
(cheer.). With the toast he would therefore couple
his codrington briefly returned thanks on
L:a"aa bob.), and on behalf of Capt•M Wyedbam and hie
nephew. H
e fully endorsed the etatentont of Om Chairman
an to the bunting in the county of Dorset, and stated that
the aeemilte meets were 13 a week.—Mr. Bart proposed
"the health of Captain Bower, and associated with it
same of Mr. W. Bower"—(olteers). "The health et
Captain Evans and the Masters of Haniere" was then
propoted and acknowledged. " The health of the
I Chairman" was then proposed by Mr. Reed, and Mr.
' Atkinson responded. 'The healths of Mr. Dewey,
*en., "Mr. Howell," "The Visitors," "Mr. Godwin'
and others followed. The hilarity of the evening was
well kept up by some excellent winging by Mr. Lance,
Mr. Dowding, and others.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

FRIDAT.—Refore R. H. Bwaifield and R. if. Eliot, Eaq.
A PIV.T C.o.s.—Captain Lewina, master of the
Prussian barque Griffin. was summoned by Edmund
Way, a l'ortlend pilot, for £2 Se—Plaintiff deposed
he was on board his boat on Monday, cruising. when he
fell in wi. h the ha que Griffin. Bailed the ship, and
ask d the capt in if he would take • pilot. The eap•ain
replied that he would not. Kept company aith the
vend, and .aw some one on the poop who was giving
orders. The man was not qualified to pilot in thee
wate:s. Ihe captain wan not giving order.. The pilot
was standing by the main riggin.; .• he port side ;
he appe.red to have command of the ship • •serd him
blowing up the men because they did not work the ship
" smart" enough. Alao heard the man order
the crew to haul down the main-topmast, stay.
sail, and get ready for ping "'bout .hip." Went on
board the ship after she anchored in the Roads. Told
the captain that he would be obliged to pay the pilot
dun, who replied that he had no money. Went on
board the barque the next day, and tendered hia bill
for PI fai. 'I he captain said he would come ashore and
nee about it the next day, but did not come until two
days after, in con•equence, as he said, of ita blowing so
hard. When he came on shore on Wednesday he
could not try, and told complainant t do the best he
coul•L —William Bo field, who was with Way 00th.
13th g•ve corroborative evidence. —befendant said he
had no pilot or. board. He had gone on shore on the
Goodwin sands, and some extra men hail been put on
board by the underwriters, as the ship w.• leaky. The
man referred to w.s not • pilot he was only assisting
him 111,ewinsh The Bench convicted the defendant in
double pilotage, k 4 Its., on which the defendant sal
he 11.1 no ~,,, nev. and that an order on the owner of
the vessel w,.s uselesa, as the .hip was under a bond,
and would be sold when she got to Pembroke. A
distress wiirr.int was consequently levied for P 4 164.
the meta being remitted. The case for the plaintiff
was conducted by Yr. Weldord.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

MARK•LANE, MONDAY, JkairmtaT 20.

Reesipts of English wheat limited. and in Poor
oenditios. Fine samples were slightly dearer than last
Monday, damp qualities doll at ltte rates. Foreign
supported recent prices. Barley steady. Malt quiet.
Shoe, beans, and peas unaltered. Flour heavy, but
prices were supported.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, JAN. 93.
Small supply of foreign stock, demand inactive at
lata rates. Moderate emvals from our own districts.
Trade slow. Extreme value of beet goats and crosses ss.
per Mb. Limited supply of sheep. A quiet trade. Best
Downs and balf•breds made 4s. 101 to 6a. per 81b.
A few very superior lambs Wail on sale at 355. each.
Prime calves scares and rather dearer; inferior very
inactive. Quotations from 4s. 4.1. to ii.. &L per 81b.
Pigs beery at from 3s. 4a. to 4a. 2d, per 81b.

MONEY MARKET, Jan. 20.
Consols tot money end amount no. 924 to 924.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

TIII FENIAN LIMIER.

Patriak Leenon, who woe arreated the other evening
in Dublin, has been *palmated for trial for high treason.
The evidence went to connect Aim with the riming at
Tmllaght, and especially with the attack on Stepside
police-station. He has been identified by Sera Kelly
no thm parson who wounded him on the night that lin
arid eonmtable Kenna, who died from the wounds, were
assaulted on Wellington Quay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

lIR I 1) PORT.

I.OIIOI7VITT.—AO oil woman named Jane Ronniell,
who has been living lately in the lower part of East-
street, Bd.'port. died Vera on Sunday morning at the
groat age of 100 years. Though so oh], we understand
she was not confined to her bed until within the last
twelvemonths.
Ton LATE OUTRAGE AS ALLINGTON MILIAL—The
Government have offered • reward of f:5O for the dis-
covery and conviction of the periletretr.r of the recent
outrage at North Mills. Al!install. This join addition
to the f'so offered by Mewls. W. llounsell and Co.,
and it is to be hoped that so large a reward as I:100
altogether will be the means of discovering the author,
or authors of that atrocirou outrage.

FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday evening, Mr.
Hugh Gale, landh)rd of the Travellers' Rest inn, was
killed in Eas•rtreet, under distressing circuluatances.
Dr. Broder held the inquest on l'huriarlsy, when Mn.
Gale thus described the curearrence —"On: Wednesday
evening, at a little past five o'clock, I was sitting in •
light spring cart, opposite Mr. Vickery's door, in East-
street. My husband had left the cart, and was jpong
into the shop for some things I had purchased. Before
be was in the shop, some one came round the corner
quickly, which frightened the horse (a young one). I
called out to my Intsbend ' he's going off.' My husband
ran to catch hold of the horse. He caught hold of the
shalt. somewhere, and tried to reach the reins. He
could not do so and held on to the shafts till he had no
breath, and then he fell off. The horse bad gone
several yards. The horse ran on, and I turned round
and saw my husband on the ground. He bed bold of
the shifts before he fell, but T don't think he ever came
in eontact with the end of the shaft. I fancied that I
could feel the wheel going over some part of him. I
never bested him speak afterwards. When he went
into the shop, I said 'You had batter give me the
rein.,' and he replied, 'Oh, I shan't be a minute,' and
he threw the reins on the horse's back. The horse is a
quiet one, only it got frightened. The horse woe
stopped by the shutting of the east gate. I walked hack
to the Dolphin where soy poor huabaed Was tarried. Dr.
Hay was with him. He was joat breathing, but was
not sensible. He died very shortly afterwards—it
might be a quarter of an hour, I'm sure I don't know.
The deceased was 52 years of age."—Mr. McDonnell,
draper, gave corroborative evidence—The Coroner said
it seemed likely that the wheel passed over the
deoeued's chest, fractured some of the ribs covering the
heart, and injured that organ, whereupon death would
be almost instantaneous. The jury returned a verdict of
accidental death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

LONG HAY.

BArros Szoonxa.—Sir Ivor Guest, Bart., and a
di.tiaguisbod party from Cantor.' HOll.l, shot over the
well stocked prewervee at Hampreston on Friday,
and bagged nearly 500 bead of game.

PARLEY.

A raw days since, ea some men employed by Mr.
Elliott were pulling down a dilapidated cottage, they
found concewled In the well e box, in which was a beg
c,mtaining 00 plumes, 16 of which Sr. in the reign of
('llictles 11., nit of Jame. 11., nine of William IIL, one
of Witham and Mary, twelve of Anne, and 36 of the
reigns of Georg* 1., and George 11.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.
SkTURDAT.—Before Major Adel!.

DEFAULTING BREAD SELLER/L-16nel Fillloa. Of
Runnisham, bread seller, was summoned for selling
breed without weighing Martin bought the
loaf. It vas 8 oz. 2drs. deficient. —Defendant said the
bread had Oat come from • baker at South Perrott. and
wet not put in the natial plasm. The policemen called
for • pint of beer and a loaf ; his wife went for the
beer, and his daughter took the half-crown he tendered,
and was onetip;el in giving him change, when he took
up the 11.0.—His daughter was called, and said this was
true —The constablo wetted that the young women
told him to take • loaf ; he naked her where it wan, she
pointed to • place where there were four or gee Dams,
and he took one.—The magistrate considered the
offence proved, and fined defendant 9s. including °oats.
Thomas Barnett. of Dewlish, bread seller, was
similarly summoned. The loaf was I on. short. De-
f-nrlant's wife sail the con.table came to the private
door it seven o'clock in the evening. The loaf was
weighed when they bought it.—The magistrate said it
seemed rather sharp practice going to tho private door
at that time in the evening, and the case would bn dis-
missed, but he advised her to be careful for the future
to weigh the bread. when she sold it.

- -
Richard Bliplon, Abbotabory, blacksmith and baker,
wet aummoned. P.C. Mirtin went to defendant's
private hope, at eight iii the evening. The bakehouse
is NOW, flietsnee off, and no one lives there. Defendant
sent • boy with him to the bakehouse, and there the
boy pre him the loaf. It was 1 on. 4 drs. short. He
did not believe bread was usually sold at the hop*, it
was wilt round in • cart.—This was an adjourned cam,
and defendant did not now appear.—Fined Is.. but the
magistrate said the constable ought not to go SO late to
private houses - it was rather sharp.
Mrs. Elisabeth Cousins, of Laviell Mills, was sum-
moned. This was an adjourned cue, and defendant
did not appear. —P.C. Martin said that on 9th Dec.
he purchased a loaf from a bey with defendant's out. at
Rroadmayne. It proved I on. 10 d rs. deficient.— Supt.
Underwood said this was the third offince.—Fined 40s.
anti Pets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

PORTLAND.

THIt 9rows TRADE.- Up t's the 31st December, no
less than 70,000 tons of stone were raised and transported
by ship and rail from this island shirr, g the year. Ten
year. since the quaetity raised was 3.5.000 tons. The
atone trade has tbsrefore just doubled itself in ten years.

CAS LAMP& —We understand it has been decided
that four additional gee lamps shall be placed in
Fortune's.sral, two in the higher part, and two towards
Castletown. The Fortune's-well people will be indepen-
dent of the Local Board altogether by and bye.
WANTON MIS^HItIr. - On the night of the lath or
morning of the 9:h inst., some mischievously inclined
;tenon or peroane delibrr ttely caused eerise damage
to tar. Feats belonging to Mr. John Elliott, of Weston.
It appear* Mr. Elliott and his sons had been employed
by the underwriters to save as much of the wreek of
the sehoonet "Judy," lately driven .shore off the B:11,
sui p .sable. Ties. two boat• were used for that 'lmpose,
and on the night of the 11th they were h•wled tip on a
spot celled Bost-haul. The next morning they were
(min I greatly buttered about, and full of large stone..
Ono t,f the hosts is nearly new, and oost ollwards of
RI! in March hut. A reward has been offered for the
disoovery (tithe offending plink.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

SALISBURY.

a chapel of ease to the cathedral,
-- --
CHURCH RIISTOZATION.—The well•known church of
St. Thomas a 13.±cket, in this city, originally erectort as
and one of the finest
perpendicular structures in the diocese, bas just been
greatly beautified b, an extensive restoration of the
chancel, under the direction of Mr. 0. IR. Street, the
architect, the whole of the work done having entailed
;an outlay of nearly 1.2„000. The chaneel proper has
been divided from the aisles by a series of wainscot oak
scireene of elaborate design, running from pillar to pillar, i
and s lighted by a large number of gas tripod burners
placed along the top of them. The level of the a"r
has been raised above that of the church, and the &antral
portion paved with encaustic tiles, and above the coot-
munion table a fine reredos baa been erected, coetaining
• "Crucifixion" admirably sculptured in alabseter. Tie
handsome altar cloth which covers the table was
specially designed by the architect and worked by the
Ladies of the pariah. Special services in celebration of
the completion of the works were held at ball -past
eleven in the morning and at eight o'clock in the even-
ing of Thursday last, the mayor end eorporatien of the
city attending the former, at which the Bishop of
Salisbury preached an appropriate sermon from
Matthew sir., 34, 36, gni 36. The collections made in
the church towards the restoration fend ainouuted to
nearly £l2O.

FIRZA.—The secretary of the Sun Fire Insurance
Office stated to the Commons' Select Committee of lut
ses4m on fires, "dint ea:skinner in using Incifer
matches causes to that office • loos of £lO.OOO • year."
Surely statements of this kind should tudons the Fire
(Mee+ and the public to do overy•king in their power to
encourage the use of Bryant and say's Patent Safety
klatch.* which light only on the bos.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

LYRE REGIS.

TIM WILL of Mr. John Ames, of Cleveland+, near
Lyme Regis, was proved in London on the 10th inst.
by his brother, Mr. George Henry Ames, end his tbrse
nephews, Richtrd Llewellin, Lionel Ames, and Henry
11 teal( Ames. The personal property was sworn under
£500,000. The will is dated Noveinber 26, 1852, and
there are two codicil', dated May 9, 1859, an .1
May 30, 1864. and he died November 16 last, aged 83.
He has made liberal bequests to his nephews. and hat
divided the residue of his property into fifty part.
amongst his nephews and nieces. He leaves a sem of
£4,000, the interest to be laid out annually in repairing
the boundary well and keeping in order the plAntation.
wood+, and paths upon his estate called Pinney. He
leaves the furniture and effects belonging to his 1124114intl
Cleveland, to the p. rson in the enjoyment of the
Cleveland estate. He leaves annuities and lega&es to
his servantn and labourers according to their length of
service. The following are the charitable bequests :
Ti the Br stol Royal Inflrmsry and Bristol General
Hospital eacs ; the Asylum for the Blind at
Bristol, tin Blind Asylum and Deaf and llomb Asylum
at Exeter. the Deven and Exeter Hospital, and the
Royal Fres Hospital, Gray's-lac-road, each 000.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

OR. J. COLLIS BROWNE'S CHLORODYNE
I. publicly acknowledged by the most woinent physician@
of the day to be the most effectual remedy ever dna°.
Tared. CAUTION —Be sure to obtain Dr. J. OOLLIS
Baowrgirs CHLORODYNL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

PROSECUTION OF SIR RICRARD W . FOR CONIIIVASCI

et THE CLERIEZ,WILL EXPLOSION.
The Morning Post says that • "committee is in
!eoarae of formation in London having for its object the
proiecution nf Sir Richard Illeyne, or rather the Corn-
' miiisioners if Police, for connivance at, or negligence in
preventing the eatiloeion at the House of Detention,
Clerkenwell, which has been attended with such
melancholy results. It is stated that the extraordinary
declaration of the prisoner Allen, made immediately
inner his arrant to the effect that he wee in the emplor-
! meat of the police, Ins subsequent 'statement,' of which
no authentic version has been given to the poblie, and
the credited tumour that for some time anterior to the
exploaion he had been in the pay of the police for
detesting coiner' in the neiglib iurbood of Duryilane,
I:;ivaeooinntreelit mawnlictesbroynps t%:;:conmg oategatinhsetl,ohramcatir
misaioners of Police, would insure to the poblio a full
and unfettered inquiry into Ow part which they played
in the lamentable transaction at the 13th Di °ember. A
manifesto from the committee charged with the conduct
id the ,natter is expected to be addressed to the public
in the course of the next fortnight"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

THE CLERIENWELI. INQUEST.

This inquiry was resumed on Friday by Dr. Lenkeeter•
The evi lence taken was similar to that given st the
magisterial inveatigation, the informer Vanghan being
one of the witnesses. The inquiry was further adjourned
for • fortnight, Inqiector Thompson stating that addi-
tional evidence would he produced.

THE SO FFFFF RH IN TES HOSPITAL&
The last report gays all are progresaing favourably,
meet a poor little fellow five years old, who is incur.
ably bliorl, and 'who lies constantly with his ey-s to
.11” pillow, as if lost to this world," The out-patienti
from the explo.ion err, with a f.w exceptions, no
longer under treatment. -Medical Times and Ga.zette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

BALK.
Erman' gm en 1452.

AfR. T. ENSOR begs to announce that his
NEXT SALE wi 1 be bat on SATURDAY,
FENOITAHT 1. DNS, eownaoseiag et 12 o'clock wall
tbe heifers and calves.

KAIU.T ORRICK APE RESPECTITLLT

Rztensive Sheds are erected for the shelter of Cattle.
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Male at moderate I harps.
COMMi=ioll 4,1. in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
SI per cent On Horses and implements.

OCEEDS 0 Y St LE j.:011 TO VENDORS
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

VIDE! LEGE! CEDE!

111LENKIN'S PPLMONIO ELIXIIL—On•
-LP does relieves, and on* boule nun Thu ELIXIR,
now long hones to the punkt, will be found highly
effiennous for the relief end ours of all disorders of the
Chest and Lunge; it ennuis no Donau ingredient
whatever; in most cern it effects • rapid and lasting
cure, sod the Proprietor liss great pleasure in snorting
that in no instance has it failed to give relief, (gerisrall,
after the first dose), in roughs, oolds, asthma, eon-
suniption, inanensa, difarmlty of breathing, opining of
blood, irritation of, and pains in the chest, hoarseness.
fie. Whatever may be the stage or variety of the
complaint, immediate relief is invariably obtained by
the use of the Pulmonia Flinn Being very agreeable,
&adieu and the most fastidious invalids will tine it
readily. Pries 134 d. and 2s, ad. per bottle. J. Willi
k Soil, 160, Ozford-street, London. W.
Apot DORDIS, Chemist, Daintier.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

POOLE.

Tat BaILD FOND.—About noo bus 'Beady been
subscribed to the fund of which Mr. H. B. &dudeld le
treasurer, for distributing bread tiokets for the relief of
the poor.
Sony= DILITH.-0a Wednesday an Invalid gentle-
man, the son of captain Persons, of Parkstone, dropped
down dead while crossing High-street. leaning on his
sister'. arm. He had recently returned from India in
one .4 the Liverpool fiteamboats that underwent ship-
wreck, and tou, privations endured brought on an illness,
for which to was being medically treated at the time
of the melancholy occurrence. Wednesday being • Ans
day, he -.a indmied, contrary 1, the advice of the
medianl attendant, logo into Poole. Great sympathy
Is felt for the deceased gentleman's aged father and
sisters, who are deservedly held in the highest respect
throughout the entire neighbourhood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-01-21

MEETING A PPOINTMENT&

The Bast Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Park Firm;
Saturday, West Woodyates—at It.
\lr. Badclyife's Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Knowle,
Code Mullen; Thursday, Piddlehinton—at 11.
..,rd Poltimore's Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Brad-
ford Plantation; Wednesday, Melbury ; Saturday,
Corseombe —at 11.
The Hlackmore Vale Foxhounds—Toeeday (this day),
Poddimore ; Thursday, Clifton Wood; Friday,
King Stag, Pulhana—at 11.
The South Wilts. Hounds -Wednesday, Hare Warren,
Wilton; Friday, Boyton—at 11.

Lord
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

POITNDBURY FAIR.

ATR. T. ENSOR will SELL by AUCTION,
I. at the above Fair, SEPTEMBER 29, 1868, at
12 o'clock,
GO Chilver.horn la.n.ibe, the property of Mr. W. MATO,

. .
of Friar Weldon.
GO Charier horn lambs, the property of Yr. H. MATO,
of Coker'. Frome.
30 horn washers.
20 born ewes.
20 Down wether lambs.

AVwith
ANTED—a steady respectablo man, wi
good character, as POKTEIL —Apply to Messrs.
J. F. HOMES and Sox, Dorchester.

Abbot, Ray. G., LA.
Acton, Rev. .1., LA.
Addison, Rev. J. D., LA.
Andrews, G., laci.
Aston, Major C. K, J.P.
Austen-Gourley, Rev. W.
K C., M.A.
Austen, Rev. J. R.

Amans, Yr. Thomas
Ayles, Mr. Thomas
Ay's', Mr. Steel=

AP-pli.n. Mr. John
Andrews, Mr. Richard
Ackerman, Mr. Richard
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

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To those whose hair is naturally dry, requiring fre-
quent dressing, its cheapness and great value will be
proved. Its early use on Children's Hair will insure am
abundant and bountiful supply from Youth to Old Ago.
In Large Bottles. price Three Shilling&
g,id by rn,,st Chatnista and Perfumers.
11)071.il DEPOT an &LIS °Mall-
-266, HIGH HOL,I3OIiN, LONDON, ENG.
NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIS.

ALLEN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

Vampob ire.

THS BATH AHD WEST- Or ENGLIST) BOCISTY'S
SHOW.—UpwardA of k 1,4110 hays been collected towards
the expenses of this show to be held at Southampton
in 1860.
lit rt. WE own VG. —The oompetition for theif ampabire
and Isle of Wight challenge vase, value 100 guineas
came off at 111iinic near Southampton, on the 15t11:
inst., five shot+ each at 200 and 500 yards. Sixty
competitors representing different oorps contended. and
the victor was Sergeant F. Wren, of the 2nd Hants
(Southampton). who scored 31 points.
A YACHT RUN lows.—An accident, whleda war
nearly attended with fatal consequences, occurred at.
' Southampton on Wednesday night. Mr. Tempter's yacht,
the Mali', was lying in Southampton Water, when she
was ran late by an Lele of Wiest steamer. Tim yacht
went down in four selectee after abs was streak, awl
the owner and rev had only just time to elicab on board
lb* steamer. _ . .

CHRISTCHURCH ELlCTlON.—Speaulation I. rife as to
the probable results of the political contest now
waging in the borough of Christchurch. A paragraph
copied from the Tines has been circulated throughout
the borough to the effect that " the principal Liberal
electors have endeavocred to induce a resident pro-
prietir to come forward in the Liberal interest, in lieu
of Mr. Haviland Burke, whose progress is not con-
sidered satisfactory." It seems, however, that the
Ks:gph in question is untrue in all its bearings, anel
elid forth a reply from that gentleman to tho
Times stating that there is no Liberal resident pro-
prietor who has not given him his support, and ho
adds that the Liberal party which supported him in
1865 have grown in confidence u in numbers since that
period.
HO&PICTED CHILD MORDII.—An inquest was held at
the Tregonwell Arms, Bournemouth, by James Dula,
Esq., coroner, on the body of • male infant found on
the steps of Lainston Villa. Dr. Mental:mop stated that
Philpott, showed him the body of the child. Ha
should think it was about 24 hours old, perhaps less.
It was a very fine fall grown child, and he should as
it was born alive. There was a mark round the neck
which might have arisen from natural causes, or might
have been made in the act of causing death. Proper
assistance had sot been rendered to the mother. He
subsequently stated that he had again examined the
body and found that there were unnustakeabls signs of
compression on the fore part of the neck over the
windpipe which could not in his opinion have arisen
from natural causes. There was one mark which he had
before stated appeared to be due from natural 0.1112
and there was also an additional mark which seemed,
to show that some undue influence had been exercised,
and in reply to the jury stated that pressure caused by
' • person's thumb was the cause of death. After hearing
further evidence, and the coroner's remarks, the jury
returned an open verdict. It seems to be the opinion
however, of many that the jury ought to hays arrived
at • different conclusion, seeing the nature of the
Doctor's evidence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

CAUTION TO LADIES.

THE PROPRIETORS of KEARSLEY'S
ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE
PILLS find it incumbent on them to caution the par•
haws of these Pills against various imitations by
Parties who have no knowledge of their peculiar pme.
paration. the Original Recipe having been sold to the
Ilste n. }CZAR/ILLY, of Fleftt•Stritet. Whnee Widow found
it necessary to make the following Affidavit, for the pro.
tection of her property, in the year 1798.
AFFIDAVIT.
FILM —That she is in possession of the Recipe for
making Witten's Female Pi which wee bequeathed
to her by her late husband.
SECOND. -Thst this Recipe was purchased by her late
husband of the Widow Welch, in the year 1787, for a
valuable consideration, and with • view for making
the medicine for public sale.
Tillit Th D.— _at idle, CATIIIMISZ KUZMA; is also in
possession of the Receipt signed by the said Widow
Welch, acknowledging the haring receivedlthe money
of the mid Mr. Gloitos esliaLZT, for the purshase
of absolute property of the mid reedy,
C. KEARSLF.Y.
Sworn at the Mansion House, London. I
the 3rd Day of November, before me, hhey7.7
These Pills, so long and flatly eelebrated for their
peculiar Virtues, are strongly recommended to the
Notion of every Lady, (having obtained the sanction and
approbation of most Gentlemen of the Medical Pram.
aloe,) .a a sale and valuable Medicine, in effectually go.
moving Obstructions, and relieving all other ineonveni.
anon. to which the Female Frame is liable, especially
those which, At an earlier period of life, frequently
arise froui want of exercise and general Debility of the
System ' they create an Appetite, correct Indigestion,
remove Giddiness and Nervous Hesdaohe, and Ye
eminently useful in Windy Disorders, pains in the
Stomach, Shortness of Breath, and Palpitations of the
Heart ; being perfectly innocent, may be used with
eafety in all seasons and climates.
Sold whole.sls and retail by J. Sastorn gad Song,
150, Ozford.street ; and by most respectable Medicine
Vendors in town or country, at 26.9 d. per box, by post
for thirtyeis Pampa.
Ask for KRAIISLIT'n Welch's Pills; and observe,
none are 'genuine unless wrapped in white paper and the
name C. KIAIIIILIY ii engraved on the Governmeet
Stamp.
Agent for Dorchester, Mr. EVANS, Chemist.

PILLS SUPERSEDED BY
‘,2 ANGER'S TASTELKBB ANTIBILIOIIB
POWDERS, an effectual r.my for &lions
limulashes, Sickness, and all atoinsc complaints.
Pram Mid. and 2a. 114. per packet, of all Chemists, or
by post for 15 or 31 stamps. of J. gAllillimagl Bois,
50, Oilord-stroet, Louden, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

WOOL II ARIESIII.

BRADTOILD, Thursday.— The slight improvement in
the cotton market has not any appreciable effect on this
market, being oounteracted by the warlike rumours from
abroad. Very little wool has consequently changed
hands. Still there is no want of confidence amongst
staplers. They hold generally with firmness, and show
no desire to press sales. The wools most in vogue, each
as the best lustre sorts, maintain their prices the best,
while the inferior kinds show some degree of weakness.
LONDON. Friday—The public sales of colonial wool
are progressing heavily. The attendance of buyers has
been small, and bidding' in all descriptions have ruled
heavy, at fully the late decline. Abont 15.000 bales
have during the program of the. e sales been withdrawn.
English wool has been neglected on former terms.
TAUNTON, Betorday. --The- trade opened dull, and
prices had a downward tendency, except for prime
qualities. Best Devon, 134 per lb ; croorked and
Dorset, 144.

MIMI= PRICES OP ENGLISH WO9l,

44.uthdoern hoggeta
Ilan-bred ditto ..

d. s. d.
—par lb. 1 1 to 1 4
41
-7
.. 1 —1 si
.. —1 se
.. 1 —1 7
.. 1 0 —1 di

Southato.n elves and webers
Leitmeter ditto

CaugAng

FANTA'S CELEBRATED VIENNA ALE
acknowledged the best and only tannin*. erbiell
created much *ovation, and obtained tiv PRIZE MEDAL at
Paiis Exhibition, 167. 110,, litshopegathstrest
Within.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

STRAY FROM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK

-
AND FROM QUEENSTOWN EVERY THURSDAY.

'NATIONAL STEklii-SHIP
• 4- COMPANY (Limited.)
it N 1
The new fell-powered British Iron
-- - - Screw Btesm-shipe
Tons. I Tons.
FRANCE, Grate 3200 I HiLvirta. Cutting. .. 3326
THE QUEEN, Grogan 3412 I PLIINSTLVANIA, Hall 2873
ENGLAND, Thompaon 3400 I Vintners Thome_ 2876
ERIN, Webster__
LOUISIANA, Forbes 2210
Will be despatched from Liverpool to New York as
follows :

MIMI ARK
VIRGINIA ..

WEDNESDAY, Sept. 23rd.
WIDEMAN, Sept. 30th.

}TRANCE.

Wrzotspai Oa. 7th.

And from Queenstown the follovring'days.— • •
The &loon acoommodation on board these Slowness
is very superior. Rate of Peonage from Liverpool to
New York, Fifteen Guinean. Return Tickets, Twenty.
five Guineas.

-.----
There is excellent accommodation for Steerege
Passengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
served up by the Company's Stewards.
Psseengers booked through to Aspinwall, See
Francisco. the inland towns of Canada, and of the United
States, on favourable terms. . -

For Frvight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
STEAWSHIP COMPANY, (Limited.) 21 and 23,
Water•street, Liverpool; or to N. and J. Column and
lino& Queeastowes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

MARK-LANE SEPT. 21.

ReaMOW of English wheat limited, deemed by
_no
means &Mira, bet prime ADVANCED ONE SIMI,
IND PER QUARTER m compared with last
Monday. Foreign dell it last week'. earresay.
Flout-
Iflit cargoes of wheat held at very fall pries.. Other
artiolts a steady trade, it late rates.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE KARIM', Sm. 21.
Good supply by both foreign and home-fed boas*
and prices /Wised folly fourpotee per M. from last
Monday's rates. General top figure ss. per Mb. Sheep
showed a similar reduction. Calves dull. Pigs in
request, at 34. 41. to 4s 44. per Alb.

MONEY MARKET, Sire. 21.
The Home Fonds ere s shade lower, Camas for the
account being 2.1 to 91. or 1-18 lower.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

BOROUGH PSTTY SESSIONS.

WIDIVIDAT : Before the Mayor (J. ?hard, Req.),
sod W. Talbot, Esq.
William Smith, a pilot, woe summoned by the
harbour master, John Pearce, for disobedieuce of orders
He bad refused to move s boat when directed. Th e
ow had been adjourned from Tuesday in order that the
sesgistrates might view the place. At the second bur-
ins the insgistrates were of opinion the harbour master
bad proved his sees, and dried defendant 55., without
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

ißarkets.

AT Mark Lane there has been no variation in the
oorn trade throughout the week, but In inland towns
far diatant from seaports where foreign suggli., so'
cumulate, trade has been brisk and • little more money
given.—At the cattle market a 'boiler supply on Mon-
day, and higher prices in oonsequence, have brought •
large number of stock to band. 'llia is no doubt owing
In • great measure to the decrease of feed which has
resulted from the late hot weather.

KINORDOWN Fklfi—Thie fair wee held on Thursday,
on Kingsdown, near Box, Wilts. The attendance was
oorY good. The continued drought. however, rendered
buyers very cautious, and the =mint of truisms dons
was comparatively little. It war computed that
upwsrdi of 60,000 sheep were penned. Mr. Brown, of
Ileaslebery-farm, box, penned upwards of 600 sheep,
and obtained 42s per head for 100 very prime ewes. The
same gentleman also refused 36s per head for 100 rare
lambs. Good cart horses were sold at from £3O to £4O,
and there wee scarcely any other class of horses in the
fair. The priors for sheep averaged is follows „R..
'
5 guinea. to 8 guinea.; ewes, 224 to 38.; wethem, 24s
to 37.64 ; lambs, 161 to 28e.

CURRENT PRICER Of ENGLISH GRAIN.
Pr•, Qr. Per CI,.
..... • I

&eel sarliCe-st, red 6-2 to 64
" Ditto, -to
" [Anemias,— 64 to 64
" Ditto. now, —to
Foreign, red ... 62 to 66
" Ditto, white

r*7 •.. 43 t 044 to 48
4.6
Whit. 1 46
Boilers 42 to 44
Foreign. whit.... _w_
It). ... 40 to 41

English maltiec 361046
Chevalier ... to
Distilling• 36 to 40

OATS.
SniLieh • feed ••• ••• to
Writs SO to 36
geol:11, feed ... —to
Potato to
Irish, black 22 to $1
hir. mit° n
Foreign, food to

1..'.

Ch.,v.& .
1063

It to 44
Halloo ... 44 k. 47
••• •••

PLODS.
To.o-enado. W3O 1134. 47 10 64
Conty. 40 to 42
Norfolk wul Suffolk... 27 to 40

LIIPERIAL

00ILN

Diulay. Osta.
•
Mewing is the Ass winks. • fall of 2r, 64. in %teas ;
a the of 2g. ia bade ; and IQ of L. la oak

Aug. $ ...
- 11

AVERAGE&
_

Wbeftt.

I. d.
57 11
66 6
67 1
66 11
66 3
66 6

d.
41 4
42 0
41 4
41 7
42 0
43 3

s. d.
BB
BO
29
29
BB 1
30
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

HAY AND CLOVER WANTED.

1,200 TONS of GOOD MEADOW,
MIITUSI. and CLOVER HAY
wanted immediately, in lanta or amall lota, Only Qom
mad trouble who are willing to &ono liar MONA
market value at per ton for cash, sad are also prepared
to cut, tie, and deliver to stttion. fiend particulars as
to quantity, quality, sad prim, to tho HAY AND sTaAw
!Lump!, IS, Histekest, Sadtadidd Markplt U 540,16
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

PORTLAND.

SAILING OP • PORTIVI -olr .Tl7ll 111030 W ARO BOUND
'roans .—On Sunday morning, at daybreak, the wind
veered round from the eastward to the southward,
enabling a portion of the large fleet now lying at anchor
in the Portland Roadstead to take their departure for
their varlet', destinations. At eight o'clock the greatest
activity was manifeatad by the crews on board the
smaller vessels, and shortly after about fifty vessels
were under sail steaming towaids St. Alban, Head,
and presenting to those who had assembled on the
Faplanaale a magnificent sight. The captains of the
larder portion of the fleet did not put to sea, and it was
fortunate for them they did not, as the wind shifted to
the E S. S. during the afternoon, and they would have
been compelled to return to their old quarters had they
set maiL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-22

HOP If ATHET.

nOROI3OII, Friday.—For fine weals of hope there has
been a good demand. and for such very full prices have
been obtained. Other descriptions have been in im-
proved request, at steady rates. Yid and East Kent.,
Ll 10s to 1.7; Weald of Heats, £3 to ; Sussex,
£2 10e to £4 84; Farnham, £4 10, to LS 10.; Coventry,
fA to 2515 s ; Bavarians, g 5 5. to 28 6.; Belgians, g 3 as
to £3 15e; 'Yearlings, ES 10s to E 4 105.