The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-02-15 00:00:00

at an expense for rent, labour, ha., of CSI I, and
lie ban lost .C 172 by the male of his property in
February last, under a bill of sale given us July, HO.
His law expenses during the brat year and a half
have amounted to l:102, lif which 4:1205el
if the action under which Messrs. Oak atitld show,
obtained their njudginent on the nth of July above
referred to. His 'remota' expenses are estimatsd at
, 1.340, being at the rate of 4.220 per annum. The
bankrupt kept no account of some of hit expenses,
suit during the year I hl/6 no account of the purchase
of Ins mpg." The learned onnunieeioter 'raving
eoneltalle.l the report, inquired if any creditor was in
'item lane° to owns, ? F. Columbine replied in
' the negative, ...a having pointed out the unocrtainty
of realizing large profits upon growing crops, and
;Lin ion zeivit.ed lissuminuatoi with ouo
thevicissitul ilesntrenwoohitu the
which afarmeecourt
that there was no reason why the bankrupt should
not be awarded an immediate certifkate of a high
clam ills Honour was Of I ippinion that he could trot
du more than grant the bankrupt a common
certificate. A certificate of the third claw was
, accordingly granted.

SOUTHAMPTON.
'V lie liosocie M tot. —The Penineular and Orion.
tal Company's steamer Orissa, Captain J. K. Joy
bringing the heavy portion of the Bombay nude:
arrived at Soutlumaptosi on Saturday morning. Ship
left Alexandria on the 28th ult., Malta the 31et, •
and
Gibraltar the 11th inst. This steamer had 32 pie.
singers illl tint:clams end 17 second), among whom
were El Conde to Torre Diaz, Colonel Rebertsin
(25th Bombay Native Infantry), Certain Moore
(95th (Jueen's), Captain Langford (I .th Queen's),
Captain Rose (Bengal Horse Artillery) and vile,
Lieutenant Eistridge (24th Native Infantry), Lieu.
tenant ilueuke (12th ditto), Lieutenant Clarkson
(Indian Navy), Captain Browne (Peninsular and
Oriental C pany's steamship Pottinger), and
i'aptain Sellers, of the 'hip Ireland Queen, of Sen•
derland, lost off Rasher Island, in the Red Sea. on
frieght she had .1:738 in specie, 949 bales of silk, 997
boxes of oranges, 631 bales of flax, 10 cases of shawls,
I cue of seahorso teeth, one case of filth tusks, five
boxes of vermilion, and 150 packages 01 general
merchandise. The following British merchant
steamers had arrived at Gibraltar: —The Brom*
Captain A. Scott, from London, with general cargo
for Malta and Constantinople, on the 29th iilt ; the
Euphrates, Captain J. Bates, from Liverpool, with
, general cargo for Palermo, on the 211th; the Araxes,
Captain A. tioramll, from Liverpool, with general
cargo, for Gibraltar, Malta. and ContlantinoOlc, on
the 30th; the Milan, Captain A. Bruce, from Liver-
pool, with general cargo for Genoa, Leghorn, be., on
the 2n.1 inst. ; the Ripon, Captain D. G. Maar%
from Southampton, with mails and general cargo fur
Gibraltar, Malta, and Alexandria, on the 2nd; the
ihbraltar, Captain W. G. S. Hall, from London and
Corunna, with 102 bullocks and genera/ cargo for
Gibraltar, on the 4th. The Austrian frigate Arch-
duke Frederick had left Gibraltar for Ceuta, whence
she is to proceed on a cruise along the Riff coast as
far as the Spanish penal settlement of Melilla before
returning to Gibraltar. The French steam frigate
Magellan, of 14 guns, Captain Duval, and transport
Seine, of 4 guns, Captain Rostio, left Cadiz on the
3rd inst. for the Mediterranean.
TIIS OUTWARD IitiMRAY MAIL& Feb. 12.—The
Peninsular and Oriental Company's screw steamship
liehar, Captain J. S. Field, sailed hence to day for
Gibraltar, Malta, anti Alexandria with the Bombay
mails, £242,888 in !specie, and • large cargo. She
takes out 28 first awl 10 second class passengers,
among whom are Captain It. Glyn, Sir Ivor Guest,
Lieuteminui F. .1. Foster and Nisbitt. Staff Assistant-
Surgeon Ratteary, for Gibraltar ; laentenant T. W.
Hewitt, for Malta ; Captain Green, Surgeons
Annesley and Al urphy, for 'Bombay, de.
A. it appears that the packet by which the
Australian mails of the present month are to he
eonveyed froni Suez to Sydney cannot reach Sae:
until at least a week after the proper time of her
arrival. it has been decided to postpone, for a period
of one week, the despatch of those mails from
London. The mails fir the Austialian colonies, to
be conveyed riul Southampton, will accordingly be
made up on the morning of the 19th inst. instead of
on the 12th ; and those to be conveyeA rid Mar.
medics will be made op on the evening of the 2:trul,
instead of on the 16th inst.—ke command of the
Postivaster•Geneml, ROWLARD HILL, Secretary.
Poicreomorit.—A Lion al large on Board
--The Himalaya, screw troop ship, cuminiander
John Seecombe, arrived at Spithead on Monday
morning from the tlediterrimean. She left klalta
on the 24th ultimo, and Tangiers on the 30th, hav•
lug proceeded thither to ship • number of presents to
Her Majesty the Queen of Great Britain from the
Emperor of Monewo. Thou presents consist of one
lion, oily laniard, one buffalo, one antelope, ten
. Arab horses, and six oetriches, together with several
Cll4O/1 of valuable shawls, silks, anti curiosities. An
alarnsing incident occurred on the Hisnalaya's pas-
sage home. On the 211.1 inst., owing to Wine care'
lessens on the part of his keeper (a kloor), the hoe,
a line l'ullugrown animal, burst through his cage door,
101,1 epeedily cleared the main leek of human beings.
As may be iniagsnel, the utmost consternation vu
iseinnolied on board the ship, Ana the passengers
awl crew took the speediest inuaeures for their
safety, this latter taking refuge in the rigging of the
ovoid. 'flie king of the forest land pro. from, of the
ship aleo) tummies:ended in hie short perambulation to
"swell ' the buffalo. who was tied up in NI adjoin-
ing stall, and the latter showed light by making a
vigorous butt at lits majesty, who resented the attack
Iy flouring his opponent with one *treks of the paw.
The lion, it is Neel, had command of the the for
ieunie time. until a rope was thrown over his head
and hauled taut. The animal struggled to free him.
self, but his hip were secured, acid he wee hauls!
hack to Isis den, But for the energy and courage
thus displayed some nnechief might have occurred;
as it was, the lion was net secured until he had ret
ceived some heavy blows on the head with a marl.
ingspike.
Wieciterrnit.—Dimovan Training firhooln.—lt
has already been announced that a site extremely well
adapted for the Diocesan Training School has been
given by the Dean and t.'hapter, with a very liberal
subscription, and we announce what will gladden
the hearts of all who wish well to popular education
as conducted by the Church, that our most gracious
sovereign, as a resident in our diocese, has answered
the optical of the Bishop of Winchester by isubscrnu.
ins £lOO. Other donations have followed, in wide
' thin to the Bishop's abliti, and the Dean and chap
ter's troy—viz.. the Right Hon. Viscount Everiey,
£114); Sir W. lieatheote, Bart., Ml'., £5O for 1859,
and £5O fur IWO ; Right lion. Sir F. Baring. hart..
H. P., £3O ; Rev. the Warden of New College,
.LlOO ; W. Spottiswoode, as a resident in the county
of Surrey, £lOO ; George Eyre Esiq.. £lOO for the
year 18.59, and £lOO for 1860 ; Canon Jreoh, £23 for
10,59, and .e 25 for 1860 ; Rev. Dr. Moberly, £25;
Rev. T. Bacon, At the annual meeting of the
Winchester Diocesan Board of Education held on
Tuesday last. the Rev. Charles Collier, of sheelehl,
was elected Principal if this Training School, in the
Idace of the Rev. J. Smith, resigned. There were
I originally forty candidata*.
Li'sliNGToS. —Our fortnightly cattle market, on
Alonday, was well attended. The supply WM good,
411t1 the demand brisk. Beef realised from I Is.
to 12s. 6.1. per score ; mutton from 4.. loa. to
4.1. per stone. There was a good demand for
at improved prices.
In our corn market, at the Townhall, wheat sell
at from to LI I per load ; barley, at from 325. to
425. per quarter.
A handsome craft, the Egret, a schooner yacht ef.
1.41 tons, the property of John Berner., Fri.. of
Ipswich, has just been launched from the sloe
building yard of Mr. G. Inman. of this port. Th 6
two great points of sea-worthiness and a light draught
of water have been duly attended to in the con-
struction of this vessel, so as to adapt her for the
shoal waters ot the eastern coast, for which she is
iatentled.
The half-yearly meeting of the Lymington Rail-
way Campany was held on Thursday last, Who
, Literary Institution, Albert Mew, FAL., in tie
chair. The report, which was latillfibetgrir wus
111141111110Usiy ailopted, and a dividend of 2.5. lucrative
war declared. Charles Fluder, Esq., )1.1).
Mr. H. Daniell were re elected to the offices of aim,-
tor and auditor of the company ; and it wsa on*
Flounced to be the intention to apply to Parliament
Cur power to rains a sum of money sufficient to en"
an aulequate station-house, and to complete the oo'
provementa now in progress.
' The Roman Catholic chapel in process of erect.a
in this town is fast approaching conipletiofl. t
splendid painted window has heen placed
ixim
&ably above the altar ; and the building. wh,T,
present.; a tine specimen of the pure Gothic, 'nu
doubtless prove a great ornament to the town.

YOJVIL.
We are plivcried to learn. from eorrespoodeore re-
ceiveil from India as late as the lath of December.
that Lieutenant Walter Newman, son of Etrn°
Newman. Esq., solicitor, of this town, bee ren
such satisfaction, by the condition in which Itrladl6
Park,: upon inspection found the men in his Divisvei
that he ham given him an independent commsol
To have been thus commended by so brave s soldier.
and promoted in a force so well known as Bnge,ie
Parkes is a bit of good fortune of which the gelW
young soldier may well feel proud. He inif
lie said to be in for hard work ; but that were. '
' we may judge from his antecedents, wiU And
ready for it. The force is now in active puneut,::,
Tantia Tope. ; othcen and men alike eell'erf,....Thr
capture. We cannot help feeling a kind of
in this brave and almost übiquitous foe;
be lo
been again and again so closely pressed by or wwr,
that escape seemed almost impossible ; be belly
lever, on every occasion succeeded in cloths( '—
pursuers and leaving them behind. The more
Mill glory therefore will belong to the force
shall be be so fortunate as to take him

Printed sod published for the Proprittort b 7
BASILIC?? ATKIN*, Of Fordint:•,loll9
Printer, at the °aloe of The Cosily Zero
Churth Street, Dorchester. —Tuesday, Frbedd/
1859.

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