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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

illll WATZIWOBiL

Its referrer. to the maintop of the watereorka, Mr.
WOOD, th &armor, silted the Canned to go up and
see what I roposed to have attended to. He said the
valves and everything WU in • friahtitel oondition ; he
never saw worse. There wee • greet deal required to
be done, end It would colt • good deal of mousey before
'thieve were got Into cocking order. As to the waste of
water he sett be lateaded Wary very strict .It It.
people, aaa Loped tbri Council would support him. He
afterwards at 'Led that • doer n rivets in the boiler have
given away, and there is • great wade of steam.
Several of the (lotuiall arranged to go with him to
limped the works.
The mettiog then ended.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

BUDS.

Business is our seed market has lately been muoh
interfered with by the dull Ned foggy weatber—s good
light being abiolntely nemesery to eaableebuyen to
jodo of the quality of seeds. Scarcely any movement
in the 'slue of a single article has occurred ;Were the
date of our but Red Clovers of roll doioriptions remain
in the same quiet state. New NogUM white Clovers of
mcondary qualities offer more freely, but do not readily
end buyers. Trefoil Nod may be quoted a trifle easier.
In French Italian and perennial Gramm there is no
,hags. For ow spring Tares, and esperdally
Brunswick', we hove an imp,eved demand. Blue
bodies Pew have advanced during the Isot tee days
fully S. to 3e. per qr. Fn. both Rape end Mustard
used valets keep *matt. Fine sowing Linseed is in
fair request, at good prices. Bird seeds sell at unaltered
raise. JOHN SHAW AND SONO, Seed Merchant", 37,
Mark Lane, London, KC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

FRIAR WA.DDON.

OUT OP lidaacat —Ow day laat .aak a tamale' mak
sootatoing lour logo, vu band In a woxl M Cortes,
Women/ to lb. W. Mayo.

BUZ Rand.
ltmonOM or AINITAI OTIMISI. —ll. vestry meet-
ing was held in this parish no Wednesday, for dm
perms. of eleeMeg an andetant evereser in the plea of
the lats Mr. W. &alit Great interest was takes is
the matter, la compasses of the member for the
borough of Wareham bevies written to his mama' and
fries& asking their sapper" as behalf of Mr. B. Cl.
Jenkins, taller. Candidates were reciaseled to name
Me alumni they required to pinions Om ditties. The
late amistent overseer resolved about 1731 per amain.
There were three applimtions, two cf whialt were pro-
posed and sreonded. viz., Kr. H. C. Gallon, at Of; per
annum, sad Mr. H. C. Janda.. at 122. The latter
gained • majority. The matter we led Is sot vibe
settled. Some of the prised* marpayen are rasa
dirmaislied. as Mr. H. Galtos. who- has bad the ones
el asseeser and eolisetor of HAL Tame in the parish
for the last ids years, pc...anted excellent testimoniale
from the Surveyor sad Eseriver of Tames for the toasty,
and. Mir weal soils of dm vestry sot Italia( bees
folly glom, makes the whole affair null sod vidd.

BOU @REROUTE.
Wm regret to learn that Mr. , First Lord of the
Admiralty in the last Cosierrative Cbtoot, is extremely
11l at Bournemouth. He was vista there_ is the fret
Instance by Mr. Robert Ellie. and again on 84orday by
Bit Witham GalL Considerable aaxiety is felt by his
medical advisers as to the nature and isms of big
diseas., In eonesquence of the great lose of stress*
'blob has aliened.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

THE 8 iNTTARY LOT.

There was an important oonferenos of tho sanitary
authorities of Dorset held at Dorehester, on Friday
afternooo, oonvecied by Mr. Wodthouse, one of the
Government Inspector,; and the elicitation made to
the meeting in bebaU of Nth Government was that for
the county of Doreet • Medioal Officer of Health
should be appointsi at a salary of £l,OOO • year. Now
the opinion of the various Boards of Guardians is that
Lb. llama Medical officers out best and most swami-
*ally authors* these extra duties ; and Mr. Flom,
ILP , with great ability and vigour, combated Nth
Goveromeot proposal. Other teillag speoebes were
made in a similar strain, and a resolutioo was pawed
expressing a hop* that Goversment would re-eonekler
their determination not to approve' the adoptioa of
mob a sours° by tho 'oral sanitary authorities.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

Emperial farliament.

ROUSE OF LORDS.

MOIIDAT.—The Fart of C Mer called attention to the
treatment realest* by the scrisultnral Ishentrenn who had
emigrated to Smell, and moved for s copy of letter tuldremed
by the river of Nanton to the Secretary for Foretell Affair. on
too subject.
Uri GILMIVILLII dated that In thll present state of the ques-
tion he mould not by the Setter tepon the tattle. The Govern.
molt, however. Intl furnished such Information to the &Mou-
lton Commitelonere as 'mold muse thorn to warn Intending
emirrants of !hat they might •loset In Jocelyn countess,

T1'141,4T. —Lott, Bratitriter moved the emend 'mike of
hie bill I tr the reeulation of railway,, with a vow to the better
prevention of accidents. The bill would compel the our,
peek. to adopt for the eafetv of their pease 44444 t•o
mechanical tootrivances. whkh had been proved to be moat
°obit for that purport, nernely. the telogreoh'e block
rystem and the interlocking of points and signal. at the
Mations.

.„—.
Tn• ereond reullng hselme been agreed to, the bill wee
or,lereel to he erferre4 tos .elect comml•tee

••• , .
Tittgewar.—Lord Rognswer mowed for the appointment of
• Wont Optometric, to Inluire intn the e •rc.iPon of this
c miter with mord to hone% and Its capab Mi.. of
sty pn•unt or future demand for them. The noble lord
attributed the resent scare ty of horses t al,. Minn .•1
Meting. in disappointment caused by inno.anee of breeding.
and to the 8110rITIOU. exportation that hal taken pines of late
yews.
Kati GRANVILLE beloved that the prraer.t MO prices
wars owing to the competition amongit buyer, from all parts
if the kingdom. There was, it was trite, abio soma forearm
sompetition. Elo ougges`ed that th. noble Earl should
Wlthdra• hie resolution for a cornmorrios. and rot for the
=tenant of a committee. The motion wail accordingly
wn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

THZ NEW TORS ARIL.

The New York mail which arrivod at Plymouth this
morning, bring. esultant oomments by New York
papers on the establishment of a republic in Spahr.—
It railway sold, nt Is reported from Tatabrills, Pentryl-
vials, to a pass, nor train carrying Az cars of petro-
leum. The train turned over down an ombankrwnt
Into the river. The petroleum caught Are, and Meat
persons were drowned or burned to death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

WABKHAIL

Tim anion of the February Cathay Conn took plea
at the Town Hall, Wareham. on Wednesday last, before
Judge T. IL P. Litany, all um undefended cameo
having his. previously beard sod dhposed of by Yr.
Freehand Flllitar, Registrar of the Court.
We were unintentionally lid Into slight error
that week. The Rev. Wallas Geekell, Unita:Ms
misdate, at lthotheetar, husband it the emeibiat
authoress of', Mary Batton" &a., I. alive still.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

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ILLRK-LANIC, This DAY.
no market okesd quieUy. rue Wheat was arm in
value, but alb'r wit yen Irregular. Ntittag bully
dull sad only saltable on lower term. Ottuor kinds
of Barley suit Mtia., Oats, NW awl Pow won uu-
altered. Flour qiitt.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, This DAY.
Th. cattle trade is in • depressed state. The supply
of beasts ham bees al-,ut two thousand, of whioh about
Are hundred and fifty are foreign : demand heavy,
psi-es drooping. Wet Soots Are and tenpenes to sis
shillings. /.bout thirteen thoussnd steep. Inquiry
limited, and prices rather lower for medium qualities.
Beet Downs semen and sightpenes to eight sbillinp.
Wm and pip criet. At Deptford fifty beasts.

•
DEATH OF DR. OUTELRIL
Dr. Outbids Ali et St Leopard's, at 20 minutes put
two this in Übe sinnotis4b year a him airs.

morning.

THE WEATHER IN LONDON.
Snow, which boo been Wan Wavily In London In
tome hours, appears liksly no 'online*.

VISIT OF THI QUINN TO LONDON.

Her Malady lett Windsor this morning, at 10.25, on
s irudden visit to the metropolis. The Queen travelled
by special Great Western train. The Queen visited
the Duchess of Inverness, who lies seriously ill st
Kensington.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

THE "DUTY ' OF KILLING TUB INCURABLY

ILL.

A singular at not'very lively discussion is going on
In the Spectator. oa the duty of suicide, or rather on
benevolent mu' I r. The subject wee lotrodueed by
Mr. Tullemeal... sod the last contribution to the dis-
t:melon is freer Professor Newman, who declares that
be feels no heel lion in asserting suicide to be some-
times • der,/ is also intimates that this opinion is
somewhat wid !r spread amongst cultivated persona,
but suppressed from the {Mum attaching to tho pro-
fession of such 0,1101001. Mr. Newman also approves
of eringoishin.• the If. of sufferers in whose case there
Is no hope. 0' ~urss he would obtain the otoosent of
the patient- '' rho registtar would be requlr.d to In-
terrogate the y Aire: before witnesses, who would attest
his desire of dueth ; and medical testimony be aided is
to the hopelessness of recovery. Their kinsfolk now
earnestly desire the death of • patient, ashen be is
suffering moot , or even delirium and painful delusions
without hope" —.nye Mr. Newman, who dotal not under-
stand how any n• e can fear abuse, although he does not
tell us how the inesne or lunstio is to be consulted
about his own fate. Adopt this notion and we suppose
there would bv n harm In periodioary emptying the
wards of our ho-retals and workhouses, provided that
the useless letup .n's could be indueed to eonsent to be
chloroformed or played upon with • mitralleur. Does
the Professor coatemplate setting up as au undertaker?
He la evidently progressing—too rapidly even for the
Spedator, which, though possessing the stomach of an
ostrich, cannot l'i.cest opinions ench es them. It says :
—"Professor N,erman's and Mr. Tollemaohe's theory
Is founded real) on the baled that man is as good •
judge of the time to terminiate hie life se he is of its

other daties—t 1 t his c sn-scienoe can tell him as clearly
when he ghoul i •ske the wen into th• next world, ea
when he should tske any opeciflc step in this. We
i hold, on thee . rsry, that Gsd seta limits to our jsdg..
t
mint and ooc, . Ice, where He sets a limit to our
sight. We m :, ,t. choose as a disiy to go into a world
into which we .1 not seen know the conditions of right
entrance. We , ...not say that Intween the duty of
fortitale for ow ..,ree and for oth-rs, sod the duty of
taking a leap i . Ihe dark, the latter is the higher."
And so on.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

WOOL

Notwithstanding the doll tone rf the Colonial wool
sales the market for English keepe very steady—the fact
is, stooks me not sufficient to keep the mills going till
ellp day, IPTINI at the present reduced rate of production.
as that unless walla are closed or • general most to
short time adopted, growers hold the game moss or less
in their owe horde The adverse legumes* are dear
coal and clear labour, mid were It not for them we
should look for higher rates, but It is diflioult at present
to forme the full sleet of their sew blame&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25

TH2 NORTHILEIT DIBLt3TIR.

The inquest on Mr. Brand, one of the survivors of
the Northfleet. hat terminated In a ltnghty verdiet,
'edifying that the deceased Whale to his death by
exhaustion in th, water, that the steamer white ran
down the Nortl firet was guilty of negligence, and that
great 'miles Is due to the masters and mews of the
cutter Priceless nod the tog City of London. In one of
the riders the j iry recommend the introduction of a
distinct code of larger signals.
The diver Al o on Friday diecrovered the body of •
Ma rink. dd.,' In the mud on the North tleat's main
deck, near the f:er hatehway, thief afternoon. 0.11.
being raised to t. surfeits It was found to be In as
advanced state rf decomposition, sod wea atones landed
at No. 2 Bette, y. Immediate steps have been taken
for the removal and Interment of the body. The dee-
cription less fvlows : —About Mt. 1010. In height. light
brown hair, ao hl on a blue Miri.• gueruser, 3.1 a vas
trouser., and Ito- -up boots.