The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-21 00:00:00

misczu.Lazope.

It was resolved to give permission to the London and
South Western Railway to fence the sidinp of their
railway on the quay at Hamwortby on oondition that
the convenience of the corporation tenants be not
Interfered with.
The appoiotnient was confirmed of R. Lacy, Req.
an medical °Meer for the prevention of the cholera,
under Her Mojeetfe order in council tinted 7th May,
1866, and also the appointment of the Mayor, Thomas
Wanhill, and C. J. Stone, Raps. u • committee to act
with Mr. Lacy. _ .

THZ OASFIART ACT.
The Town CUSH explained to the Council very
lucidly the important provisions of the limitary Act,
pissed 7th August last, with which is incorporated the
Sewage Utilisation Act, 1865. The latter Act be re-
marked gives power to • body thereby crested, called the
sewer authority, to make and maintain such sewers and
drains in boroughs as they may think necessary frr
keeping their respective districts properly cleansed and
drstn, m they are 'whorled to do by the Health of
Towns Act, 1848, and the amended Act of 1855. The
sewer authority in Poole would be the Mayor and
Alleraten end burgesses, and the Act authorises thorn
to pep all expensed out of the borough funds, gives
them power to borrow money for works of the Public
Works Loan Commissioners (which is very important, as
Loos! Boards nometinies have great cliMenily in obtaining
funds), power to take lands, to give compensation, and to
combine with Load Boards (where any exist) to take
measures for preventing the pollution of riven and
Mreams. The provisions of the !Unitary Ad, which
Incorporate the foregoing, and stands it, we have
given at length in another column, so it is winsomely
to repast them here. The 49th section in worthy of
particular attention.
Some conservation ensued, mainly to elicit the pro.
visions of the Act, and it was rewired that the mesubers
should be provided with a ropy of each Aet, and
that the question of adopting the MOO at Poole should
he considered in a fortnight's time. The contents of •
•er written some years beck by Dr. Holland, •
.nent Inspector, who cams down to close the old
GOTINL. -4, were referred to, and it was thought de-
burial arm. -v member should have • copy of it, but
table that eve., •be allowed to Ito forth to the
that It should no. however, stated that Dr.
The Mayor, • had never men anything
Baked then told hf,n ah.g ,tte of Poole, and that
no bad is hie life as Me sanitary a.. ermaitioll to the
he should feel it his duty to report Its . '6O" with
Privy Menai They were shortly 00,011111... oertelo
by the Government, and the Council adopts,, the
measures for eisensing the gutters, 1t.., ends" .
WITHDRAWAL OF THE DIMARDII 01 os
advise of Mr. Lamy, and repd that they were doln. -tr.—PS.IM AURIIIR. FIUNCS
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is the matter all that could be done. A few years later, pit„.. nitrate midterms thePTiru"s'eir=rhasstaorre.at
their attostion was again called to Me state of theta ..-
sad an mower was mot that the CoIIROLI Paris, -1 lelivered
to
his
Male" 4• reply of the
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- measures to improve it. Now that them"l4 4l" " tha
French
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ZlPUbeso peeved, he had easreh
Holland first see ea out the lit new
Pr Cabaajaa " 4 the
French
titrmiiir. The k ter for the reetifical Dr. ict, -nd any such recllodioo to
Shortly after the Conned rose Prussian Gowerameet d lit " to Ply, 'toted
he isadailfaible, Bin Ma*,

THE AITIIMPTID AMAEBINATION OF THE CIAL—Sr
PITZESBUIG, August 14.—The °Send Northers Poe
of to-day mays the investigaUoit into the late attempt to
amessinale the Cray bee terminated. Several 1.00003-
pikes in the attempt have been arrested, and have coo-
tossed their guilt. Their names will shortly he made
public.. Two societies founded on the principle* of
socialism and hostility to the Governmeet existed a*
Romow, under thy ti.imet4 "Organieetion sad Hell'
Tb... ...jacks were in connexion with the itaropeau
Revolutionary flonunittee. A number of Poles, who
supplied the members with poison, belonged to these
societies. The object of the attempt on the life of the
Czar was to bring about a general rising and revolution
, in Rallia.

Al international exhibition of articles oonneoted with
fisheries was opened at Bonlnn* on Thursday with
veal ceremony. These exhibitions are rare, being
utterly unknown in Ragland, and three having only
been held on the Oitotioent , at Amsterdam.
Bergen. and drcbebon. The Boulal. exhibition I.
meet complete, and embraces every kiad of article used
In connection with fulling and fiehorka. England is
said to be the country wont repomested on this
°masks, mod this is taloa to be regretted, because in •
wager effeetiog an largely the entire population of our
econtry, everythiitx that tends to improve the
knowledge of how beet to carry on snob a branch of
industry as that of labia' meet be of the hichem,
(own tome. The Exhibition is to remain open until the
13th of October.