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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30

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BEADSMEN BY SPACIAL WARRANT.
GRASS SEEDS FOR ALL SOILS.

OARRIAGR FRER.
SUTTON'S
ROYAL BRIMS SEEDS ISTABLISRMINT. _

READING.
PRICED LISTS POST FILM

SUTTON'S "GUINEA." OOLLWITION OF

VEGETABLE SEEDS for a SMALL GAEDEN.
To produoe a continual supply of the Beet Vegetable,
for one whole yew In a small garden, *outlasts -
PILAS. the best sorts for Tower*, I ditto.
saoesselon, 6 quarts Cusumuts, best sorts, 2
Bawls. 2 ditto ditto. pockets.
PILCH BRANS. Russets LiZILL lAT Doris, 1 ditto.
end Dwarfs, 2 pints. Lerrues, altos. Superb
BRIT, the finest, 2 packet& Cos, and otbers,3 paeWole
Soalooldt or Ksim, 2 Musrsab. 4 mums.
posketo. Knott, Ghettos', li=ti
BIUMILLS Spawns,' ditto. °stow,mpro Ived
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tiaoccoLt, beet eerie, 3
ditto
it, best sorts, 5 do.
SAVOT, deed marled, 2 do.
CARROT, best aorta, .i oz.
CAourLowas. 1 packet.
CELERY White sad red, 2
ditto.
COW/a TILQIICRODA,I ditto.
Emmy; best sort, I ditto.
(Auk plain, curled, leo.

sad °then, 4 ounces.
PMUILIT. Sutton. eatled,
1 pbaket
PAitaxir, Student, I ovum.
IIiDOM, fined sort% 540.
Srtsood. 4 JAW.
Tatum fine sorts, 3 ditto.
Vourromut liosiow, 1
pookot.
Swart sod POT RUHL I
ditto.

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3 z. and l packet' r
And will be forwarded, Carriage Free, on receipt a
Post Oleos Order, payable to Berms and Boss,
Reading.
Any article not reptired will be ezeluded, sad others
'Deluded, aracording to the wish of the purelaseer, with.
out Increasing the east of the Collection.

Prised Descriptive Catalogue's of Gerdes Usk, Fans
Seeds, and Flower Seeds, griMe sod post free ou
ap

SUTTON AND SONS,

BEEDSMILN BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO
THE QUEEN. AND U.R.H. THE PRINCE OF
WALES,
ILE•DINO.

N.B.—Yews. Sutton have ntuneraut customers
within the circulation el this Piper to whotn they eau
with oonfideaoe raw ea to the superior quality of
their swede.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30

REVIEW OF TUE CORN TRADE.

The Mark-Lane Names" of to-night esys—A
deluge of rain has indvlinitely poelp +red prepartions
ler •priog crop,. Everythlnl:l.ra has started. and
unless• golden and genial spring follows the prees.
tureness of nature may be followed by • calamitous
blight,. The weather hits been nearly the same all
over Europe. There aro loans' to the ultimate sue.
sow of the wheat crop, and It is thus fortunate we
her • store of dried corn In granary: Matters ire
beaming terions We are verging on seed time with.
our seed-beds being prepared. Outs. which beer
eremite moisture beet. may have to be Largely sown,
and at any rate • wet season would produce plenty of
raw. There is • continual falling off in deliveries
as compared with last year, and a doll but not
lower •aluo, for dry samples. The deficiency of the
wheat crop will be fully found out es we further
advance. Crops of swiss corn appear on the whole
to have been fair. Prices on the continent and in
America show very little alteration from last quote•
tons,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30

NVANTED,a WELL-EDUCATED YOUTH
saws A.PPKENTICE to the Printing Trade.—
A poly at the alias a this paper, Dorebeetor.
WANTED • trustworthy active man as
SHEPHERD, fur • F‘osk of 600 Down Ewes.
—Apply Er. STIIOIIOOI, llooktott. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30

WAN AG

Tat *mg COggthr.—Ort Thursday evening the
anneal tea and coasert took plate at the llowlem
Instant.. nu number at toe was not so large so to
former years. The room hairiog been rearmagrd. a
14rge company assemblod for the apnoea, when •
capital proper:emu° was well performed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-30

ROYALTY AND THE WZBLEYANS.

It is not generally known that • rev. gentleman, •
Wesleyan minister in this tows, has lately had corms-
condense of • pleasing obareeter with our gracious
sovereign, the geese. Bea however tithe fact. Just
after the eritiosi period of the Primo of Wales'a
was over, sad the nags. again breathed freely, the
Herr John Henderson, superintendent minister of the
Weymouth Wesleyan oirenli, eomposel some verses on
this striking answer to prayer. They were, immediately
afterwards, stun/sits', illemlasted by Ml.. Itendenon
daughter), who has eonsiderable üblUlte. In tbst
direction, and were then submitted for Her Majesty's
soceptaaos, together with an admirable letter of
dedieatiost.
A very fitttering reply was received from Sir Thomas
Biddalph, in the queen's name, eonveying Her
Majesty's thaeks to the Rev. John Henderson, for his
poetry sad letter, and graciously accepting both. Indeed
• spesial esseptioa wee even made, to do Hilt, owing to
the lasentifel nature of the gift, and the special circuit-
stem. ander whir& ill timely sympathy eame;ll
being usually contrary to rule for the Sovereign to
wept LB. poems.

Feeling this matter te be not only an hewer eon.
ferrsd on the rev. anther himself, (whom we oordially
eonvratalate), and on the Wesleyan *harsh to lake
he belongs, but, in some sense, on our town generally,
we have obtained perinlinion to place the correspond 'nee
before oar readers, who, we are persuaded, will feel
mach latereet therein.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

MILITARY CENTRE FOR WILTSHIRE AND
DORSETIMIIRIL

le wow to Lord.ll, Tung's,

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MY. Cam... said that this oentre had not bran absolutely
determined ou at peewit, mid that the favourable panillon oi
Salisbury would form nclamant o cousideratiou of the WM.
teou

The Houle thinned rapidly ',ben Yr SUIIIIDA.II role
to mon for a select contralti., to Inquire Mt., the Income
tax, to amender the propriety of repealing mbedule exempt
Ina locomen of L9OO ano under Irons the to., and to cotakW
what them Motiki be impolitd to supOy the deficiency thus
created; and beiore the bon. member bad fully developed Me
scheme, lb. House rail countal out.

WiallUDAT.—Yr Jaws Buour toor.l Lim second readier 08
the Women's. Disabilities itelovv•l Bill. no Bill Ira• raJected
by a inaj,nty tt2to 14i
Tel:m.l.l%—Tb Dome ism mimed to the earlier part of
the e•enuog le cousileries the mosilolun clam. ot the Ballot

An amendment by Mr green, providing that to the cam of
voteni unable to read and writ* the preeidlng oMmr might
gawk the bral,d paper* for them, wu, upon a diVlOtott, carried
by a conaiderable maiwity.
Me Pontine unlined the prieciple of the amendment, but
he said that he could not agree t, it in the form iu which It
wee then preeented.
She schedules of the bin basing been agreed to, thc mem um
=....through Thu roon
jomrtinlnturi.arnoldnell.ciri::n.franu the kl.n.ilx.L.terial
! raIDAT. —Tile delay In the completion of the 4/ellinaton
Monument, the failure of the Bombay hank, and an attack by
I Mt Fawcett on the private practim of the law nattier. of the
: Crown, occupied the Ilouee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

BLLNDFORD.

CHURCH MSIMIIONAJIT 8001r17.—The annual meet-
imp of this moiety were held as Bluidford, oa
Monday 29th. The town ball was moderately
filled at the aft Thomn meeting and full in
the evening.—The Rev. J. B. Qeirk mended, and the
promsdings were oomatseeed by Manias the hymn
"Jew. shall edge whereNer the mu." The Rev. R.
Farquharson having engseed in prayer, the chairman
galled apes Wesel Itswlinson to addree. the meeting.
flat gestisman gave • very interesting asepses of the
klasion in Tinaevilly st,d otter parts of India, sad
senosialir alluded to the oppositios sad los. of oast.
wheal n.tlys 000•01.111 endured when they ronosoood
Hi:Wooten and embraced enriatutoity. fl r,ality of '
the work was ably ipotesi of, the speaker having been
himself sad eye witness of the happy results of Miasioa.
work not only araoagst the beetle. but also our own
eountrymes. Hebsr's Keno. hymn "From Greenland.
Loy Ilostatains" wag then sung ; and the Rey. C. Down
addreseed the maktiag, taking up the meats boated
epee by the presseding speaker, sad giving several
interesting partisolan of the moiety' operations. Rs
Aged that the inomos Lot year was £166,000, and it
might be though this yea • very large sum, but com-
pared with the sates* of the work avid the sum ex-
panded ia this county oa streets drhak It wee nothing.
At the SION of the rev. gestiereaa'a aidrees the
doxology was sang and the beeedistiosi having boon me-
nonneed by the Chairissi, the meeting separate*. —The
oolleetioa iaeloding those after the services on Sunday,
amounted to 1:14 8.. J, Skiviagton on the
barntoolum with the boys of the slim& ohoir very
kindly orbited in iseding the Arming.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

faarkits.

The weather has been fiee siost oar last, and the
country now prewar; • beautiful appeiirutee.
The Grain nide (imams quiet but ateady. At all the
thief foreign shipping pored prime rat., hteher than in
Ibis marital. bat whilst we bare favourable weather
there is little chance of Talent improvtag hare.
Advicee from Antwerp state that the wheat trade
was very Arm, and that a Imp be tine.. had been don•
at higher prices. For other pain, the trade was quiet,
hat priest ruled em... At Paris the Boat trade has been
eery Ann, owing t, the feet that the stook In April
decreased sonsiderably. In wheat on satire badness
hid been transacted at an advance of 75a to If. At
Dacia* this week, the market has been quieter for
wheat, and prime have been with difficulty supported.
At Konipberg there bet been mo m•teriel variation.
The Ifrunbarg market brim bean drat; but at Bremen,
lem steadiness hes been apparent.

Aviaaels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

BAFITY OF DN. LIVINGSTON".

The following is a espy of a telegram received by Mr
Jobe Nader, K P , from Aden, giving further details
reopening the Piety of Dr. Llving.tene :—" Ades.
Noy 2,6 p.m.— Some natives who here been forty days
es the journey arrived at Zanzibar, and report Dr.
p oirstriatowe alive sod well at where be had bees
by another white man, Stanley. No other
details I spoke with en old Zanzibar resident •ho
arrived hers yesterday, who said Zanzibar people had
lee, been ratiebed of Livingstone's safety.

TEE POPE ON Tll E PLAG-ITE-DF MODERN

TIMES.
MOnnt,_April 30.—The Pope bat given 'sadism* to
about 3.000 Romans in the Ducal Miloon• 11.. U Leese,
addraning them, raid :—The pines of modern times to
unbelief. The enbelieven pretend to be triumphant,
het they aro aistekee. for God is jusP. The powerful
of An world who play with molution ere sooner or
later overwhelmed, A °cording to the Vote del/a Vera.'
the Pope added :—" May God keep the good always
spirt front a Goveroment which merit. no confidence."

TRADES UNIONISM IN THB BITCHEN.
• mestleg et deenestie remota ess held at Dundee
ea Pride,. There woos Lase audience. A chairwomen
wee s
trim
lid, sad addremed the meeting .t I !nth on
the ovariess et the eervante. She thought the work
Mg oars elseald be from riven In the cowl:dog till eight
at eight ; Wet • half holiday rhould be obtained weekly ;
sad that every ether Bandity should benne. Michel:-
wasen's remarks were received with greet epplauee,
sad at the dose It was rewired to form • union under
the mime ot 'The Dundee end District Domani,
&mate' •emealaMeet."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

FOREIGN cArrm

DLPTFORD, Th• supply of foreign elock eloc•
last market day lase bee. eery limited, the demand lilnactive,
and pekes deaning. There ine • fair Ade of beef. but the
depee=ad rude in the mutton trade precluded tunny pens of
sheep Irian Wog elaughtered.
11 TROPO L 'TAN If FAT.

Fiustr.—There were moderate supplies of
meal oo narr here to-day. The trod • ruled hairy st the fol•
lowing qurt.tios.:—lnferlor bad, 31. 04W 3. ; mkldling
ditto, 3.81 W 4. ; prime large ditto, is al to 4. 6d ;
prism small ditto, 4. 61 to 11. ; veal, 4. 44 to 151 04,
Inferior mutton, 3.04 to 4.44; middling ditto, 4.0.1103.01;
prime ditto, 3. 0* to be 61 large pork, 1. 0.1 104. Od ;
oraWl all'ao, 4.24 to 4m Sd ; lamb, 7. to Se per Bth by the
°arms.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

WOOL.

The evident determination on the part of boyars to keep
out of the Inertia ea bug pomible, ea at to be able to work
down price. rat the fortbcomine clip, nod thus each up at more
moderate rate. than Woe. recaostly rubric has had • marked
effect on the market, end prior ars in mary instainee. 3d to
ad per 10 below Use eche. point; and although it is peleible
that the Imam pursued by blows eney yet further for the
usernent sggravate this decline, yet the chinos are thra later
In the mason we shall again sios prices not far from the legheet
yet reelbied.
LONDON, Tifeeterar.-111seen. !mouth, Son, and Oci., offered
1,470 bee& comprising 2,313 belie from New Booth Wales and
tgoetharand ; 1,970, Victory.; 1.414, New Zeeland ; 133, Mo-
ment. ; sod 1 bele Adelaide. The biddinp ruled tamers, M
the recent decline In the quotation..
Falnar.—Tbe public Wes of colonial wool continue to pro-
per heavily, and the shossisce of French buyer. to form • con-
Remote feature. Asa I•lp Nippily of wool will be brought
forward at the oast eerie., both home and foreign buyers are
now only operating to supply immediate want& Hence there
to no recovery front the decline of from lid to id per lb. which
has already been noticed aa luring token pram on • can-
r7with the doe of teat aim For lingllth wool the trade
ul7, with .downward tendency in the quotations. South
Down heggets are quoted at le lied to Is Oid ; belt-bred
I ditto, es Id to Is 3d; Kens tierce. hid to teltd ; South Down
ewee and embers. 10 104 to la Ild: Lelemeer ditto, la 10d to
tot. 110 per lb.
BRADFORD. Torasorar. A more cheerful tone prevails in
ttra wool 01.1.11 to-day. There he. been • !slim more active
demand fur wool daring the week, and sonic traneecUon. tor
Inunedrate consumption have taken place. The Inquiry is
mostly for gural lustre aorta, the stook, of which are limited.
Trani is arao some alight Leaner doing in skin wool. fluiplen
seem to he MOM cunadvut as to the immediate future, and
hold out with gnat finesse for Isll relns, though this isa• the
effect of restrigalog operation. In eome cam. Spinner* show
great mutton in their operation+, and buy only from hargl to
mouth. fluiplen, on the other hand, are not eager railer, un-
less they con teethe full rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

ROUPRLL AT PORTLAND.

It 6 said 'lmpel!, t`se ez-11.P. for Ltinbeth, who
was convicted sone years age for forcer', might have
obtained a tieketrof-leave, bat he prsdore remaining its
the prime, whom life state& he ha. lactease toffee...
over he tirades U. Ii 'tediously meows ou the sub.
Pot of the arias of which he was /oriented ; bat the
Asphalt of the wawa believes that, to a eerssio el teat,
Small haa swilled higassif so wee. others.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

HOUSZ OF cositoxs.

MONVIT.—In committee on Om Ballot Bill, Mr Wheelhouses's
proposal to allow mann or disabled 'lemons to vow by paper.,
Ism rejected bye majority of 7,1-212 to 133; and Mr Gregory's
schema fur conferring a similar advantage upon *Meows for
eountiao 017336.t0 143.

—iiiiriiiiisildantrod-ions—trict the operation of the Act to the
duration of the the next Parllemeut.

In support a this motion, Mr Baontar Dargaroorr told.
good story. Us had rocently interviewed an American, end
the latter mid : You are lmitatag us in everything ; you hay.
only one thing more to get—the Bull*; and then tiod hap
you r
The limitation was opposed by Mr 170agrat, and rejecad by
the Committee by • majority ol 74-313 to 137.
The COMUittllle then ' •
the *Modulen

Th• citsiti•; t.u"ptoCeed4d with the c,iosiderstion el

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Mr nano' at the inquest of Mr Cairn:me, consented to
provide WM in case of o elecUon takiu place on Saturday
the papers of Jewish voters shall, In Moreno. to the rigid
rake which melees their otevervance el the Ebabbetb, be
nmrked for thee'. • privilege already accorded by lb. Utli
rule of the Arse schedule to " Incapacitated by blind-
nem Of other phyvical can.. ifolll marking their own papers;
Mr W. M. linnet sought to pro Aire the removal from this
chase of the weed physical, in order to avoid lb* dietran-
chlessimet of ignorant and illiterate peronoi—electors who can
neither read nor write, and who cannot Ind out where to
masks their mark.

In the course of the dehnte upon this amendment, Yr
Owns, the Cowen&Um member for Bury St. Bdanunda,'
raised loud laugh from his friend. by suggesting the Md.
cultist which would aria. from • list of candidttes oonelsting
of 1b....... 4 "Fonda, Fonder, Fordyce, Lod realism r
and Mr Foarraa dre• a ringing cheer from the occupant. of
the Liberia benches by th• retort that in the constituency
which he rep...mad there was no elector who did not know
the difference between •• Forney" and " Funieem.'
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—Vrhen--1174.-COOlia- MOS slWide4. the ante- ;diee-n—t 'Wall rejected
by •majority of 61-106 to 16L
After this decision 11111 Cll/111111•11 reported program
TCSIDAT. PLUaltar tl.d aitsnititio to the Mei whistler
which su.t between the salaries of Um somber* of Me Clrll
Beryls., in England and Ireland.
Mr. LOS'S offered to commut to an Inquiry no to the sufficiency
ol the +Manes, provided that the Investigation should extend
to Um question whether Use Irish cfrii *arose was not over.
manned. The proposal prove so satisfactory that the hon.
gentleman consented to withdraw hie motion:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

EXECUTION AT VIeIiSAILLES.

Then was another • xwetion at Versailles on Tees.
day. Olsten, oridetnowl to death for taking pert In
the assaasination of the Arebbistno of Part.. and the
other hostages, was shot at eight o'clock in the morning.

FRAIt F I, itRICAN F..

A TOWN DF81110114:14: 150 VIII4BEIS 1.41:4T.

A telegrem le, a receivid at Lloy,l's on Thursday
mornieg stating that a Iturriesne had been esperienoed
at &adieu on the 15111 Ain!. One hundred end
lifty sail or ell hinds are reported to be sunk or stranded,
and a large portion of the town wits dertroyed. The
Abides, which is engaged with the Livingstone expert'.
ties, was the only ship , find. Th estimated damage is
rid to he shoat two millions sterling.

THE COST OF OUR A 11111( REFORM.
An estimate is published of the &menet required In
the leer ending Marsh 31. 1,•73, to defier the shargee
low the otabilatment of, and expendlture mooned by,
the Aim, I'urbo.e Commisaionere, and of tbe eapenae
to be moaned In purehasiog the reniainiug manual/-
Mem of gentlemen.at-arroa. The lot.' Is £853.500.
Salaries amount to £32,900 ; incidental expenses,
aft); compensation for sale of emaMIII•1001,ES40,000;
payseat to gentlemen•atlarins, £lO,OOO
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

SEEDS.

As noted he our lam, tim agricultural said Wade Is now rcry
pule& The epring mason has shout coons to an end, and con-
sequently in the abeesras of a cOUSWllpilre dsann,d bar. W
!scarcely any OboVOLDent to our market& Bo far sat. known,
the stocks of red clover remaining on band are not heavy. It
I. nig thought that American seed will show say further
decline to valise. Trefoil seed is dull. Fins qualities of white
clover seed are without doubt exceedlegly mama Alike said
I. noir unuettally cheep. For elating hires the trade to slow.
Rspe and mustard mad being he improved request, must be
quoted slightly dearer. Bird soda are without alteration.
Vary fine large blue m are in deort supply. —Joss Buser
sad dons, Said srchnsts. 37, Kart-Inae, Lodon, E.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

FORLIGN AND OOLONIAL PRODUCE.

LONDON, FILIDAT.-1,1 the produce markets there has been
• fair average business doing without particulsr activity,
except to one cetera articles. Owieg to the le tended re moral
of tits Americas import dotty. on the Le July, Orson lhaa and
Collo, have ben to request at higher pima
Th. Soder somata ha. become rather quiet opals, but holders
remain Area, and on th• spot extreme rata have been obtained
for all MecripUous.
That. Ws bleu • mimes! of speculativ• excitement in Cam,
owing to the niessure for the sholltion of the duty In the
Doled states having peeved, and commas sorts which wore
dull of sale earl; to too S, yesterday sold Moo &dream of
to ed to I. per cwt, cvloury kinds Wog Mao rather dearer.
Cocua I. in kit demsnd, and prior fairly supporte&
r.:liteceethere has been !IWO paring 03111 week ; tb• telegram
• Wife hurricane in Zanzibar, however, led to
[rheas of Cloves to sumo extant MOO wirauce of 14 par
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

TERRIBLE EARTHQrAKE AT ANTIOCH.

About 301 Greeks wire worshipplog In their church
MI Antioch when the entire bull ling crumbled to pieees
sod buried the whole congregatios Is It. role., •
Greek sobool of fifty sebolarr, of tender age, suffered •
similar fate. Troops were despatched from Aleppo to
dbeover tbe deed, and on the 10th inst. some 1,030
bodies Mid been citric. te4. Beak religious deo/roam.
kiss Ightrer the deed of i heir own creed. The 'tame
frees the carpets le fearful.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

imperial farliamtnc.

HOUSE OF LOROS.

Tri&DAT.—Upon the motion for the wood rending of the
Supreme Court uf Appeal Bill Lord Cairns mad* an aleborate
attack upon the nien.ure. and envied with a einorention that the
whole ...abject should be referred to • Select Committee. Tin
ovum on. recommended alike by Lord Pens moil sod Lord
Weabury, and Um Lord Cheorohlie woo compelled relissantiy
to imam to ita adoption. end to withdraw he BBL
TEIVRIDAT.—ra/ I OBASVILLII announced that the Washington
Adostiletraam •• dom not withdrew the indirect claims, but
ha. agreed not to demand pecuniary compensation, Great
Britain pledging heron to relieve the Untied Males from
similar claims in future. •

?neer Loedships proceeded to the consideesUon of the
Licensing Bth, the tec ,nd reeding ol which wee moved by the
Leah of
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The Di. an al Ilicutione entered into • minute criticism of
the Insimare, and oundetnned.several ol the dames.

The Bill ins al. ceilidh/el by too Bishop of PgreagOnoceu,
the Duke og Sonanerr, au" the Marquis of Seuaguar.
Tn. Kari oe rout.% I. ataar. delonded Ulu •.ana•
which bad been winded, and tin Bill win then rood. mound
ti. me the committee being aged It Fruity next.
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Cud BU BIU paetroi.through Committee
dull naivete set mei at Maria! alterations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

THE ARKANSAS CENTRAL RAILWAY

COMPANY.

The lime is announced of Eight per cent. First
Mortgage Gold Bonds to the amount of 1,200,000
dollars, being a Brat charge of 8,000 dollars per
mile on the Arkansas Central Rail way Company,
In 1,000 bonds of 1,000 dole, each and 400 bonds
of4oo dole, each, payable to bearer. The bonds are
to be issued at tho rate of £166 10s per bond
01 1,000 dollars, and the Interest at that price
will be over ten per cent, per annum. The
first coupon of 40 dollars (Z 8 ia payable lat July
1872, and the second lst January next, the
money being deposited with the Credit Fonder
of England. The railway peones through a
densely populatedand highly productive country,
and seems to be a most promising investment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

THE PARK-LANE MURDER.

The Recorder directed the Grand Jury at the
Old bailey to-day t 3 find • true bill against Dix.
blanc, but said the grave question would arise
whether prisoner's statement could be admitte d
as evideuoe, the English law not allowing per-
sons to be cross-examined.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-07

THE SHERRIA.N REPLY.

The Pall MoUlette this (Monday) evening
gives= analysis of the American reply,dcclining
to withdraw consequential claims, alleging that the
treaty was intentionally drawn so as to include
them, and observing the more dignified course for
Great Britain would be to allow the arbitration
to proceed, giving due notice of her intention
not to hold as binding any award on the part of
the United States case which her Majesty's
Government now objects to. The provision
barring Great Britain from making similar
claims in future is not in this despatib, but was
telegraphed to General Schenck.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

KIKIIIERILML

Li.101:1“115 MID TlAlrtl4llloll. A a teinperthee
meeting, on Monday, the Ray. C. K. Peel, M.A. view
of Sterminster Marshall, said that farmers in Derseishir,.
though they were averse from the temperate* move.
nitnt, aeknowthiged that their beet workmen were
teetotallers. He believed that In proportion to the
esteet in which they did away with the use of IlesmlN
would poverty and misery and sorrow, which flowed
therefrom, be done away. He alleged from experithee
that unruly a man need acme to tie poorrate if they
would ebetain from drink' cod that there wu not •
eagle labourer in Dorsetshiro who need be a pauper V
be were • teetotaller.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

p'ITEM, TALBOT deceased. Pursuant to
an kat of Parliament mails and passed In the
:Lied and 23rd years of the reign of Her present
Majesty, imp. 35, intitaled "Au Act to further Amend
th• Laws of Property, and to Relieve Trustees"—
Ncrrics is Hansa Otrisi.— that all CREDITORS
and other persons haring any claims or doomed' upon
or agaloat the Estate of FEVER TALBOT, late of
Studlaud, in the °county of Dorset, • seaman, in Its
merchant sorties (who died st New Orleans, in the
UMW Slates of America, in the you 1851, and letters
of administration with the wW annesed, of whose
personal estate and effestri were granted by the Prim-
*Mai itagutry of Her filesty's Court of Probate, on
the 20th day of July. 1870, to Sarah Strong Talbot,
'Pinder, the stater of the said Peter Talbot. d0...5a1,
one of the maiming' le(atom named is the said will)
are oo or bolero the 9:li day of Masai, 1872. to send
to Messrs. Ilslfrage and Middleton, of No. 36, Belford-
ro If, in the eennty of Middlesex, the sole:Matra for the
said Sarah Strong Talbot. the adadniatratiii, their
no and addresses and dossriotioea, the fell pa,
breams of tbetr Maim', • at Mewasnt of th4r acwounta,
and the Raters of the seenritem (if any) held by them,
or, ia default thereof, the mil Sarah Stroug Talbot, aa
snob adminiatratriz„ will distribute the assets of the
said Peter rislbet am 'apt the partied entitled thereto,
hiring regard only to the °lain* of which she shall
then nave had notice, and the sail admlalatratria will
hot be HAM for the meets or any part thereof so
distribated to any porton of when claim she shall not
this have had notice.
amid this 9th day of January, 1872.
BELPEAOS and MIDDLETON,
36, Walford•row, London,
SeSsillors for the said Small Strom Talbot.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.
The "Mark-Lane Express" of this evening l
says :—The quantity of rain which has fallen
has been much against field work, and prepara- •
tion of land for Lent corn. Bad oonditioned
samples of wheat have been common, making an
under current of decline in this branch, while
everything dry has more readily sold at one
shilling advance in most markets. The doubtful
aspect. of things makes holders quite alive at
Den. 7,e, where they have advanced one shilling
fully, and in New York prices have also gained
11. mum Hungary tending downwards. Spain
complaining of abort stooks. Milwankie
sixty thousand quarters short. Paris giving way
In floar dose not find response in the wheat
trade, either in the interior or in the great ports.
London with stocks to the amount of half-a-
million quarters, has maintained its late position
of trade. Millers in Belgium and Holland have
begun to find their stores nearly used up; and
the fact that our own returns are seventeen
thousand quarters, either shows the general
opinion of growers here, or the decrease of native
produce, while it is clear there is abroad a strong
impression that prices will yet improve, so
holders are not likely to make sacrifices. We
may again find it cold in May, or June, with •
oonsequent advance in prices.

MARK-LANK, TIIIS Day.

Market generally firm, and attendance good.
English wheat firm. For foreign higher prices
demanded, but not obtained. Flour steady, but
unaltered in value. Barley the turn against
buyers. Oots steady, but quiet. Maize rather
cheaper. Beans and pees unaltered. British
—Wheat, 3,882; barley, 2,406; oats, 376;
flour, 10,248; Foreign—Wheat, 27,413 ; barley.
14,056 ; oats, 43,844 ; maize, 7,353 ; dour, 2,157
seeks and 3,'J53 barrels.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tots DAY.
Arrivals of beasts of all kinds arc ;
notwithstanding which a decline is reported in
rice, plying, however, only to British breeds.
for this class extremely sluggish, and
In what saes aro proamod oomearie.a. ...mai be
submitted to. Foreign trade more active, and
prices written stationary. Sheep market exhibits
a downward tenden7 for choice breeds, and
Wetted pens maintained their price with dilli-
cul7 ; second-clams and inferior twopence lower.
Choice calves in request at extreme rates; other
qualities unaltered. Owing to absence of supply
more demands for pork. Beef, 3s 8d to 5s tid ;
mutton, 4s 8d to 7s; veal, 4s 10a to 7.; pork,
84 4d to 4. 6d. Total supply—besets, 3020;
sheep and lambs, 16,290; calves, si; pigs. uo ;
of which foreign—beasts, 800; sheep and lambs,
46b0; calves, 40.

PROVISIONS, TIM D.

The butter market continues very dull, except
for the finest descriptions Quotations for Irish
nominal; Dutch, 116 s to I2os. Bacon exceed-
ingly dull, and prices against sellers. In !lams
very little doing. Cheese: American quiet;
fine new, 58s to 625. Lard dull. Navy provi-
sion' a slow sale.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

L. Foote.

Mn. Edwards presided with her usual ability at the
phanerotte. At the elate, the Otiatriatia in the natio
of th., company aeoordol • he triy vote of thanks to
Mow t.oootkr who hati hiodly aii,ligrattutously scooted,
laud to the eudais rod aingarn Ur then protoael its;
the cowl...thy should jous in ologing tau National
Anthem, nod chow that they hod nothing to du with
the " usuatly wake." whiatt were !Listing about. A
hearty response Irs• imusidiatoly prim. the 'Notional
Anthem" au4 "God owes the reload of Wass" beans
MOS With grant want/strain. OS tilo proposition at
Mr. W. U. Abbott, . vote ut thanks was awarded to
the Chairman wad the company ruparrterl•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

Et L ANDFORD.

COMITY Perry Szeircera, Jac. I.3th. —Were ti.
am. W. H. & Panama, LP. .1. 0. Maarial•Ployde& sad .1.
J. farquharent. &qrs.

IfsAminni Mean and KAUAI' Prelim, of Woodford, were
charged with stealing a quantity of chips of wood, the pro-
perty of limey Longman, on llth January.
P.C. Goonfo Stockley saw the defendants filling a wick with
tbe wood, which me the nines from the falling cf Umber
true in Lmirton c ma, and took the wood Iron theta.
Mr Longmtn instill that be had bought the Umber, and
the chips were his property.
liming been before the nogletratm emend Yew, Me
women, who pleaded gttUty, wore matemed to 14 days hard
labour mob.

J•esa Batt, lately undermine, to Mr Barrett, Lunar, of
Stooriainc, wit chervil with 111411611114( three [Moos of wood
fig.‘ot rick tin property of Ma muter.
P.C. Lem Spacklin watched the defendant on the morning
of the bid batmen dr sod omen o'clock, go to the rick on.
return with the woad In We ponmesion, going in the direction
of ha boom. lie acknowledged that his tauter did not give
him leave to take it, and ca bead brought before Mr Barrett
was given into cruaody.
Mr. Barnet stated that la oossageance of many cams a
patty larceny going on he brought the matter before the
magistrate., to see jilt could not be pat a stop to. Re did
not wish to mad lb. man to gaol ea account of his wife and
t pleaded guilty, aad Mooted to bs tried by the
Dench.
_ _

--
The Chairman told bin be was liable to Ni months' impri-
sonment for robblug ble isaMar, but lo cownetusoce 1 hts
not wishing to press the eass,tbe soweleboa would be recorded
but the punishment hold over, sad, if he again tranniremed,
be wou:d sutler insultanteut toe this offence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

I'OJLEt,

We aro glad to hear thst Ito fever, lately an fetal
is greatly on the decrease, in limo
worthy.
L nal ow Till SHIP iimetarra —there con now be
little doubt of the hies of this venial with all heads al
Ito 'Arens, of the gulf of dl Lewronos. filxe belonged
to Moser.. Ileyt 8t0.., mershanta, of this to, The
captain and revere! of the crew were natives of Wey-
mouth, The mate wee a Pools men named Trew.
klictlerrice hISTITUTIL —A lecture on the life Lod
works of the poet Coleridge was delivered by 'b. R.,.
T. Orr, to the morabers of the llechealcs' Inetitute, on
Thureday evening, in the Temperanee Hell. The chair
weo occupied by the bflyor ( Aldermen Herker). The
lecturer, after guying s blorraphieal eketoh of the post's
lefe,reviewed Its produotioos, ead read various extracts.
A vote of 'beaks wee .corded to him at the alone
AtaiLo SiuMIN.—A meeting of the oosurolltes 01 tho
&god and it,tirne seamen cod widows haleness go ekh
port was held on the 9th litstaikt, at UN,
Belliebroome, G. N. Penney, Freq., la the 'liar. A
resolution was passed to ,he effect that Pont., Is
oonneetion with otter asapuris, should petition Parlia-
ment in the ensuing *seems to &gain oonaldu the
propriety of making en approprietion from the revealing
of Greenwich Hospitel, to most the nocesaitioe of the
netnewous suffering end aged Deemer' and widows of
o„.."44e7l:ereaDm gduTil"aruagaineern.64."manp...—` whom
9111,:ltiehviea7p e t tcy°. gas
tA are n:ve ,:mdo .17cn T 13,4781 tri!..dls°
WiLuso and down 1101, were cbargea with tram.og ig
pursuit of garns amongst lune on eicenntOn, rear tn.
cemetery, belonging to Sir Ivor lino-it, Baronet. bailment
Wren, under gamekeeper, odd that he met cheered.. on I.
morning of Christmas-day watiting sznonrat the forgo about
forty or 1114 yards from ire folic°, ...ripened by a dog.
The dog he took from them. Winter, In reply to the Bench
edmitted that defer.darit. went away quietly when told the;
they were trespenshag.—The presiding magistrate (Mr P=
mid he and one of hi. brother magistrates we,r! quite a
that the evidence ought to be col a clearer nature to sustain
a con•letion of game troop... Although the furze conunon
had been enclosed, the public were in the habit, it appeared,
of walliing there_ U. wonid give the delendopte tee hens&
of the doubt which °slated in his mind as to their Intentions
whilst widhlog on the ground, bot they had better talus ore
that they did .04 piece thenyieilyee within thermal of the
law In • Bipolar nwitier in tutor. Mr C. J. btone dimmest.d
from the viow taken by the clieulanis, but the •InntwOrtil
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

WALTSRCOMBE.

-
THI leboarers O Ude parish were vcry libertily pro.
v 1.1,1 for at Chriornae, by Mr. Chapman Saaa.lere,
to etch of them a plentiful supply of splondid
tbutton. of the bandits on the farm of Mr. T.
U. Saunders had a atpital blfmkot &a a Now rim".
i,,monable gift ; and all highly eppteciato the kindness
of their employers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

WEST LULWORTH.

Moat A BUNN or Donenr.—Mr. C. E. Trevelyan sent
the following story to Wedneeday's rims..—" John
William, a most respectable farin•laboarer or cart. r,
Haul at Wiaat Lalworth, Dorsetehire. He hail been
17 year. in the service of a farmer there named Tucker,
ilia wages were 7,61 a week, and a cottage with a
tolerable garden. John William. has • large family of
quite young children. and Ms wife felt very anxious
that they shoeld remove to some plan where her
husband ini4ht get better wages. Mr. James Cropper,
• gentleman in the north of England, heard of this
family, and aid be would engage the man, as he
wanted more workmen. John Williama and his wife
were very grateful, and all esernied arranged. It was
about the middle of November that Mr. Cropper wrote
kr John William; and wiebed him to some north first
alone, and when be was well settled there, then to
send for his wife and ebildree• So it was settled. A
miller at West Lelworth agreed to let tin wife and
children weepy two rooms in a hoses of his, an of
ammo they bad to quit the carter'. cottage. First of
all, it had been arranged that Jahn Williams was tog*
north in the beginnidg of Dismember. His wife however,
wrote to any that the farmer (Mr. Tucker) beggel that
be would remain, to oblige him, one week longer.
Mr. Cropper agreed to this, At the end of that week,
the farmer, being very miry at the prospect of lofting
his old trusted servant, mime and threatened to send
him to gaol If he left ha service. Tbai poor wife
wrote. 'We felt it vary meek that W. Tacker
should threaten to send Jobe to prase, after he had
served him faithfolly fee 17 years, only because he
wanted to better himself? Williams was thoroughly
' frightened, and went to wawa • lawyer. Apparently
: the farmer had no prelim.. to claim more than the
: ordinary week's notice. However, the lawyer advised
tin man to give a fortalght's written notice. Mr.
Cropper Mee wrote to sapourege hire, and to assure
him that the farmer had no claim upon him i Another
gentleman also wrote to Mr. Tucker to inquire what
possible rea.orui he could addtioe for his threat of im.
prisonment, to which no reply had been received.
Meanwhile. the poor woman wrote invest diaress that
she really mitat some with her hiuibead„ for new no one
would give shelter to her and her children. Toe two
rooms the had been promised had been refused her, she
did not know why, and she and her children had no
refu,;c but the workhouse. Mr. Cropper kindly eon.
'wiled, and the whole family same away on New Year's
Day. Bat the Saturday before their departure the
farintr again threatened to send Williams to prison;
and be found it • diflimilt matter to keep &steady mind,
Ana not ho terrified by • larking fear that his master
might have some means of giving offeet to his threat."
[Mr. Trevelyao seems ignorant of the feet, that agrii
(clitoral servants are hired by tin year, and that U they
break their agreement they are liable to proeeention,
just the some as Mr. Cropper's, or aeybody elee's work-
pi ople.—ED.[
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16

EAST LIILWORTEL

Tug LATE BIZONISI WILIX—We undentand that
the lete limonites has left the bulk of her property to
Archbishop Manning for religions purpoers. Amoog
thu special bequeste or.. large sum for the erection of
a Romer. Catholic *bomb at Orford; £7,000 for the
erection of omortuary chapel in memory of bar son,
the late Captain Wild; various sums for the building
of ahurehes al Newbury, Twiekenhans, and London,
and also for chapels In Surrey and Berkshire There
eve likewise numerous other becseesta to C.tholle
charities in some varying from £3OO to £3,000. By an
appointment in the will Mr. Welby Pugin is named as
architeet to the whole of the buildings. The will,
however, Is likely to be disputed by the mother and
'igen of the kis BAZOnelli, who desire little or no
benefit under its provisions.