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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

STALBUIDGE.

Darirruas or nut LeWOMB —The 11.1 perlir
mentary train on Tomday morning carried of hum the 61.1.
bridge eseem about II men, women, sad children, (the awn
agricultural 'shaman), who bare lee the peer where Dome ef
the. were bred and barn, to led mew homes la the north GI
Borland. The 'majority of the paregorics were taildree, bed
we were informed that these are wanted for work in the miffs
at Halifax, where also the agricultural labourers an going to
try their hands. It wee seld further that all the .en had had
situations secured for them betore Imes, that beam employ.
They wee. to charge of ao agent, who he, ham seat to
Dormuirins for the purpom id picking up labourers, sod it le
said that In the neghbourboad of Mandate the same at theme
&yenta hare been socceedot in bun/reds 0f.... The mese at
Stalbridg• station wee but • repetition of a dolga such soma
erluch nave Non witumsed at the Bimetal 'Cation daring
the pest mouth. One labourer, who, with ode sad wen or
eight chikiren, travelled In the ease trek led left Pimperas,
where hews, bred and born, and his estimate was that . pretty
nigh a thousand had been sent of by oas gentimmak' Be wee
expecting to get 161 or Ins a week at farm work but the
esumatc put by the ogee on the wages that would be earned
by on. freely at the mills was as high ae a week. It ewes
that there I. a cooaderable eatignalou to foreign countries
from places in Yorkaloire, and theme excunions into Donets
shire and other minket. 0. mode to replace lost labourite:
The agents are still at work in this district.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

SHAFTESBURY.

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Coogrr Coorr.—The °aunty Court wes held at the
Town-hall on Tounday, before T: E. P. Libby, Th.Fru/ Z rigfe ad back Compaq v. Diblent, Ore... slethri
tels es., the pitiable had sued the defendant& Dreams
U. this district, for sack hire en kr back as lafft. The oases
we., adjourned from Um last court owing to the Mahout' se
that dsy being obliged to put in an sppenrance at Sneed its
came were now withdrawn, whereupon Mr. Mattison limbed
on behalf of Maws Dibben and Green for meta. This wag
/misted by lit. Hodder. of Salisbury, on the mead that to.
defeedant, who, although holding receipt. of an meat ell Wen
who had bwome bankrupt, and was now non est, bed refund
to .bow them to tim plaintiffs. His Honour was of epistles
that the plaiatils had brought the expenses apes thetassives
by recklessly proceeding with this actlon atter having been
made acquionted with the existence el the reesipte ; he held
that they must be Ilable for the acts of their wet, who bad
not accounted to them for the money received from the defied.
eat& lie 'Could therefore Wow them costs la mob of the
cum
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

MARK•LANE, MN DAY.
Ilte Corn Exobange Ii closed to-day, it being Whit-
Mowlay. neat • bank holiday.

METROPOLITAN CAITLE, nos DAy.
It I. extremely difficult to obtain a steady quotation
he Beef; ss. 81. per stone may be fairly written si
gumirsl top price. Scotch grazing stalwart oommand
extreme figures ; but it I. entirely exoeptionak Nor.
I. owns ex:rowel, well to baud; 200 Oporto beeets
strived in splendid condition; foreign aide otherwise
kn. Cholas mutton quite es dear. Larger
breedsa Tof/ slow Man at lower prime. Lamb four.
pence lower. Inferior calves almost unaahoble. Choiee
breeds a quit .eitian.l, at 41. t 6k redeeti n. York
lasetive. Beef, 4.. 21. to i. 101. ; mutton. 4.. CI, to
ilz; veal, 31. 10i. 2).; pork, 3.. 4!. 104.. 8!.; lamb,
is. 101. to 8.. 41. tteaetk 2.64); sheep and lambs,
*820; calves, Z3B; pigs. 45 : of which foreige
Beasts, 310; sheep and lanibs, 12.240; calves, 2-b3.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

POOLE.

TiLTTMIOMIAL TO TEI —lll-00—MBONT Or BT. PAUL./
Cucacit. —The Ladies cd the Rev. G. Morgan's chetah haring
rea,l rod to present their beloved pastor with a silk gave, s
aubacripUon ass set oo foot, sod aa on inooeg 0011811011
than could be used he %be purpose, it was isoleed to beg
thereto a rtoie and hood. it is oho Molded to yr ow,
portion of the funds an carpeting to. apses sturenadiag
Comoornion Tads.

Sialoint Tager BY • Lintz CEILD.—At the peti,
on Thursday (before the Mayor, Mr. F. T. Bogen, gr.
W. C. Adey, and Mr. C. J. iltain), Lilly White, • girl only
)eare ul age. was charged with steeling half a crown, two au.
rcrand some ooppan from the person of Lacy Short, se
aiwell'a shop. There was also another charge manna
prisoner of ete•iing a puree, on Wednesday the Sib 15.1. The
The case was clearly proved and the Mayor asked the mother of
the prisoner if she wished to offer any explanation or addrees
anything to the consideration of the &nal, who mpilad .b•
knew nothing about It, had never tutored her child to thieve,
had sent her to echool sometimes, sod likawim•Bunday school.
The prisoner could not read, and was wicked; sad 1611 had bed
more trouble with her than with all her other children, sad
had often beaten her for her wickednma The Beech decided
on ilending her to the Union house for another week, in order
that some inquiry might be made about a new indestrlal =hoe
about to be organised in the town.

PirOLI kttalitaallOOTLl itaILWAY.—Tbe exteasito
of Lb, new junetme of the London and Booth Western
w. 7, cammeneing as Corte Halls, ow Whither**,
t Pole, is bsina rapidly pushed forward by the
contractor, Mr Taylor. Toe hoe, whish for • loot the.
has been nearly completed as far as the top of TOMB..
Gera Street, will remover the road by • level woods&
through Mr White's tannery grounds, sad themes owes
1140-sweet, Poole, to the mad beaks the
Ledy's Walk, and rooming the aid of MU 's
factory will be storeyed by • tramway amass the wed
beaks to a paha lolled Whit* OW, sod Wesel* Park.
atone on to Bournemouth. At Ws petal Uwe aro two
iteep Getting, use throes\ Pmeum's oda* at the top
part of which the has will agate erase the Mall reed to
Saurus mouth. Near the top of Totror Gate Street
be the station for the town of Poole. It is exposited
that that portion of the lice rartatag from the Jamaica
to Poole oat very shortly be opesed, sadto. whale
route by the end of the year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

DARING OUTRAGE IN AN AMERICAN BANK.

A CASHIER 81.10 T DEAD.

A despateh from Liniaville„ dated the 30th of April,
report,' that on prevems altirsoon fire mossied men
rude into the town of Uaambui, sad having anatomised
at the Depoiut Bank, two of them, with pistols it their
hands, held toe horses, while the other three, with
drawn revolver,, maws' the back. Four unarmed
geratimee, et wheat 000 wai the oultier, were is the
bank. One of the introdera demanded the keys of the
safe. Another atwmpted to shoot James Ger:sett, •
beak saphdre, but he struok up the robber's weapon,
although h,o hand woe horned by the explosioa. All
the bulk officiars escaped trout the buildiag exespl the
cushier, it kw, although ander fearful threats, refused is
nalook the We, lie was abet dead, sad the maraud-
ing party pillaged all the Tamable' outside of the eels,
which they were not abli to unlock. While this was
promeding, tie party outeide fired their pistols in all
directions, driving everybody off the attest. • raid a•
sudden end unexpected stoned the lowa to 611001 penis-
atrickeit natal toe r.ibbets mounted aims berme &ad
cleared away. The attains immediately ormalsed sad
started In pursuit, and at last amounts were gaining
rapialy on 600 Ingitives. The &mutat GI mosey steles
ie not supposed to b , large. Greet excitement
m grow
in the musty, and the robber, will probe* be
or shot if eaptured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

MURDER WILL OUT.

A abashing murder, of the Wears and Marten type'
wee raixotly perpetrated at Mareedies. The victim was
C merchant named Grew, and the murderer, two other
merchant., hie omp.nioss. Greco am eoticed into as
mpty house and despatJhed by • blow on U,. hem mid
.troogulotion. The murderers then went to
house, and from the key. taken from his pockets ribbed
U... strong bat of about £2,000 (English). Tee, .1.•
removed papers and seetuities, which led to the had,
when Greco wee miming, that he bad abseended. Is
the meantime the murderers obtained a boz, tato whisk
they forted the tody, hired • boat, rowed their fearful
load out to sea, aid pitched it overboard. To their
great horror the boa would not sink, and although they
regained the shore without befog observed, the be: wee
picked up and the murder dissovered. Suspicion foll
upon the guilty men, one of whom ebecioneed, bet was
afterwards taken in England. fle was beaded over to
the French police, and with the other, fa to be tried
for the murder.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

THE " BLOOD PURIFIER."

OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA.
11 HIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
1 has a singolar inflitenoe over the blood, which lb
enriches and parities. It removes ell PhiPlem sad
blotchee. parities the systsin,and eels Ilk* • 'Anna As
• sostaining and purifying took It is invaluable, and
blgbly reoosamended in ion•ctsinding 01111111 of indiges-
tion, nervousnees, 000gba, Neiroftdo, goul. dmisY, end
wasting of flesh. Sold by all Draggista Dantion—
Cies the rod end blue wrapper, with the Dootor's bead
in the oeutre. No other gennine. In bottles, 2a. 13d..
4a, 7, 111.. and Ili.

_
ME OLD OIL'. SARIRPARILLA PILLS
ire the roods p..palsr otedscsoe knows: foe all bUlous
alfeeteens, liver end stools& ostaplalate, and indigo,.
1.00, as proved by tboutande.
ALSO SARSAPARILLA OINTILINT,
The best soother of all sorer, berme, aad loads ; sash
to bozos, la lad., Its. 61, and 4e. 6.1. By poet, 16, 90,
and 60 stamp..
Ulna Depot : 131. FLEIII93TRICIT. LONDON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

THE YEOMANRY AT WIYMOOTH.

Bright sanitise cheered every one on Wed-
nesday morel. g, tough IA first for but shoit
intervals. 'Be lehab tats came out in tiger
spirits than ueual and the Yeomanry looked, man
and ror..e, in mor ttan commonly good fettle. As
the regitneut we mastering the °Muds gradually
beoamo fewer and lighter until everytkieg looked
cheering, ko that some were ready to wish the reel-
m it could suy till this day week. About 10 they
w-nt IT, w.th bend plsyinv beautifully, and everything
conker de rose. rho westher still improved, when
th.) r..turn d abut half-past two there was almost •
cloudless sky, and tvory one wss in • state of eager
anticipation of the sports.
The shooting for the regimental cops some off on
Wednesday aft,rnoon at the Ride Batts, Chalk's Lake.
There were to have been 36 competitors, sir from slab
troop; bat some were engaged on account of the hems-
racing. Private It. Davis of the Vale troop, mad* 15
points, ant Corporal Rogers of the Blazdford troop
also 15 points, and these gentlemen are therefore
erinners of the cups.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

REVIEW OF TuE CORN TRADE.

'The "Ilark•Lane Express" of tonight says :—The
late rough weather must have been seriously &Art-
mated to vegetation, and though the VIM looks well
sawn ay. already complaints thet the wheat hal
eaffered as well as the fruit. We bold it as a certainty
%kat the early sown wheat ors litaey lands, not well
drained, will prove a failure, when if this be net mode
up by the lighter soils, cc shall 1.11 below an ge
especil•lly ii mac,l ground never town. Oats a.
mail as evil's, nil prove b ith flee and alma lent,
bet till country hss los.c Mate. gared rtependance 01.
the former, and .r wet 1. t tmc won .1 more than
camel any kcal abuimaime grass; the asmo weitht r
baba prevailivi all over the coutirimit. TOO corn trade
at Taganrog has hten much trzit.d. Our own country
markets have vanel with circqw.a,snc..• ou an advance
of two to three 'hidings per quarter during the week
tie images being about two shillings. No advance
be. yet taken plat* In the top pekoe of town dour,
whisk hat stood tor a long time at fifty shillings. Paris
abiare no change, but the general tendency in Europe
and Amorists is upwards.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

POOL,.

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Bormin Erwritnrrint•—Tbe estiteste for the
ensuing quarter is E 517 16. 10d., and iT22 to to be
provided by • borough rate.
• Nassow ileccre.—arena some boys were playing
alongside the Quay.. Saturday orening one of them
aged ems or sight, MI into tbe water, sad would
most probably have hew drowsed bad Dots pandemics
on the railway, named Shave, bean prier at the time.
The boy fortunately mucbt hold of one of tia=,
and supported himself until Wm's bronght bun
TIM CORPOLTION IN SWUM 735 • HOSPITiL.—A,
vs Wore mated. the imaortation of smalpoz found
I oz pry wile authorities distlnct. of • hospital. Find.
lag, the Early part of last week, the affection spreading,
they hastily seised es the eorporatios ballast shed ou
the Hainwerthy quay, Sued the holiday' up ass.
porarily, arid removed thither the three or four eases
salaam with the diemea. Bat it. reddest* of Lower
Efanaworbby wen ip ia arms Meanly, sad, headed by
twit shripotan, made molt • &downstream el ensued
Imprirted measures to he resorted to forthwith. With
the threat bald out that a Sanitary Commissioner
from Leaden would be brought down unless tbs ppusat,
were removed, the disiovery was soot made of tb
Wag an snoempied house as the heath near Rath
posd, remote from other human habitatiosis. tame-
que4ym:he pee! esffemmi remalaed at ELma bat
4d Gill OW iiOho am
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

WAKEIIAM.

puLlie offices in this town were cl mad on Whit-
Monday.
Mollie Or C-Oltuort.--The privilege of depasturing
cattle on the amnion lands htv.ng hero abused by
commoners and infringed by other., the Mayor laa•
issued &notice that every bead of ostale found trespass-
ing will be Impounded and • line at over the hey -
•srde fees be exacted, and lb. Mr .-riders proem:used.
There I. no right for sows on the walls or bye-ways,
AN OLD Nils ISITAXT. —Oa Thursday kilas Wheatland
died, aged 77 years. The deceased had f.v scale time
been very weak, and daring the last fortnight of hie
life was unable to recognise anyone. 17. r nieuy you,
be bad born en inmate of t .e Waren.= Alinshomie.
. . .

PNETT SESSION. TOINIDAT.—Btfors GeL G. Alanaa,
N. Bond, nod Win. AL CaLudt lEtqs.
. . . .

Mcrae Foster, of Bore Regis, Wll.l summoned by
Elizabeth Bart, of the same Vale, both living in
adjoining tenementa Foster was charged with hawing
on llatith 6th thrown • Tiantity of hot water over
i.e.. trait trees growing in Bart's garden, near the
defendant's beak door, the it... dying front the afoot'.
Proeseutrix therefore sued for damages. Defenders%
was ordered to pay la andante 94,
Ten ALMS Howls CHAILITT. —At a special meeting
of the !soirees of the Mats Haase Charity, present
the Mayor (Yr. Charles Willo.sa) presiding, Messrs.
Stephen Beanett, Freeland Fillater, Woodruff* Daniel,
and Thome' Randall, is wee unaaisnoaaly resolved to
deed Charles Edmonduas an hunate of the almshouse in
Misted of Castles Whitland. deoeesed. l'ae readers
of Una paperer. well aware that this most omnfortable
asylum for the aged and decayed te•desm.a of Wareham,
was fosaded by Mr, Joha Streehe, of Exiser. in many
arum it has proved • grateful cod most atoeptable one
well eppreciated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

Tag AUTUMN MAN(EUVRES AND THE

DORM MLR VOLUNTSKES.

We are glad to be able to ens inns, that the Dirset
alai Volanteere will &gas partimpate in the "tannin
manceuvrat. Very shortly after the list miospaign
Colonel !Lanai spplied on behalf of the Dorset bate.
Han for lave to take part in tut maooravres of 1872,
but for a long time there seemed little charm of
nooses. However, the gallant Colonel put forth
effort to secure admission of the Dorset riflemen, and
at last lias obtained from General lAntisay the desired
Invitation. With elicited confidence in the battalion,
Colonel Hansel offered ti take with bin 500 men for
the satire period of 15 days, and no doubt that number
will reepond to the Invitation; indeed, we shall be
surprised if the battalion is not represented in even
greater strength, for the arraagauentt this year will
allow of men who cannot leave their bemoans or
avocations for a fortnight attending eight days either
at the beginning or end of the manceuvres, and this
will greatly facilitate all the member, of the battalion
gaining that craftiest etperienee of campaigning which
thus gatherings so richly laird. It is balieved toe
Dorset battalion will join ttie force assembling at
Blandford on the 31st of Augt.st. The Government
will make an allowanee to the battalion land,of El for
ash man who is present the 15 day., or 10. for every
on. who is there 8 days, and pay the railway faint.
They did the same last yea. It is no small honour to
tbe Dorset battalion to be admitted to take part in the
malmsey)" two years In suoceasion, and we feel aura
that the battalion will remote...Ls the sent anoe Col.
Mania has showed in then, and one acil all make
Lineaments for devoting that fortnight to the sondes
of their Queen and wintry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

PA RKSTONE.

PIieVNTATIOW TO ;11-1-7t7t;:—.1.. PLO/L.—On Betsy.
day the llah instant, • most elaborate ml handsome
inkstand of sterliag silver and of olassis design,
together with • parse of gold, were presented to the
Rev. John Peri', IL t., late vicar of Porkstone, by his
congregation. Studying the feelings of the rev. gentle-
man, who is so averse from anythlog like outward
paraie or show, the above wee presented privately by
• deputation, 005 sting of Coptein F. Butte, F. W.
Green, mod W. W. Aldridge, &qrs., ko. Capt. Butte,
on rising to present the teet,in mai, regretted the the
chit had not fallen into the boob of one more able to
Gilmer the feelings of the oongregation ; bee 'soldered
II a great honour to be °boon to be the neouthpieee of
the wish. H. lasi, however but t 3 express the one
prevailing feeling of regret that they (the pariebiocers)
were to lose ooe they so respected, and one who had
worked so long and sealously arrong them; and he
heartily wished health and happiness to Mr. and Mrs.
John Parr and their family. Mr. Parr etpressed the
great pleasure it gave him to receive so handsome a
teetimonialoend begged them to 'envoy his deep feeltog
of gratittude for, as wall as his eppreciatioo of, the
value and taste of the gift, to those who bat presented
it to him. Si. partieularly approved of the form ttwy
bad chosen in which to testify the approval of his
labour and core for the souls of his parishioners,bsoanse
unlike gifts of a more perishable natal..., this would
remain an heirloom in his fanaily—a lasting memorial
of the kind and generous sentiments which its lamely.
tion expressed. Bat he °mild not help adding, that we
far as his own personal feelings were eoneerned, the
chief occasion of gratitude towards him by in the
appointment of his suotteesor ; that be bad not taken
advanttge of the power which the law permitted to
sell the next presentation, but had made the we end
voice which he felt for tbeir seals, Mate may motives
to guide him in the selection of their premed visit.
The following Is the Inscription etograved—"Pressotod.
with a puree of gold, to the Rev. Jobe Pert. MA,
by his late eon/rogation M St. Peter's Couch, Park.
stone, Dorset, as a testimonial of esteem for his private
worth add public senior., daring • WIWI' minisiT7
fourteen years. Parkstone. 1872.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

Markets.

The Grain troie opeeed firmly this weak, s further
Improvement being flatboat.' ou Zroday to the value
a inoet artistes, but the matet wee quiet on Fruity.
At Liverpool ue Frulay Wheat war 21 to 31 per
cents', and doer II per wit lower tban 011 Towbar.

Av BLOM.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

LIP WHY.

LIQUIDATION II BANZSUPTCT. —The creditors of Mr.
Henry Darden Roper, builder of Upwiry, met ise
Thitreday lest. TWO debtor's affain are being wound
up by Mr. Alfred Pope. of the firm of Andrews and
Pops. From the financial stsOment presented by tint
gentleman, it leppeared that the debts duo by the
debtor isseeded £l,OOO. After some disauseton, the
composition of ss. in the E was ace ipt.d—it moiety
being payable Jane 15 and the remainier August 15.
Mr. L'iromme, coal merchant, of Wermowb, was
appointed trustee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

MILTON a 88.4.3.

EL'Jrimrsi.—Tbie quiet bias villsgs was imait'd
on Imlay aLern.,n, about Sys o'clock. on Ito being !vaned
'hat a Itio of the village hod el..pecl. with • matt named Collins
• " • •••- • - " " •

formerly lived with hi; Wile at Biandiord, but acme bow mon—Zs
ago bit &audited for Poole, where he ham bees being Mace.
Timm lad fee week. Collins, who la by trade a Mal carter,
ham been workiud at tbe annoy, and haa b.s lodgli with •
man maned Owego Bonen, who ham a grown up daoghtor
named Mary, about limb wen. On Friday M. Busse* toeing out
to work, and lin banal being away for the enamor., *try
Mid CoLline took the opportunity to Man.. When the mother
returned about Are the younger chiktreu told her that fiery
lad been gone once haltput three. It GOOD transpired that
°owns waa goes also, arid 00 Saturday the father oelaitied •
.arrant for the appreheution of hi. daughter as she had takes
quantity all her mother's clothe.. Tba warrant wed plead
in the kends of the police, and on Monday emadag the
delinquent waa brought back to Biandlord by
Underwood. On Tuesday evening the waa takeir=ll.l
Farquharmo. H.q., when her Lather withdrew the chirp on
her prof:Wenn to return home.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

" Tit ANSYCSION:'-

At the Birmingham Geoeral Hospital, ••
evening, • man muted Augusta. Partridp, aged 21. •
tio•pliter, was admitted in a dying stole, to eceseemmen
of sahaustim from the loss of hired from the i
of • venoms vein. On arrival the patient Iran=
to be cold. pulselese, and oneonscroui, Hot bottles
were applied, • Itetneity sod artificial respiration used,
and, as • lest romuroe, they resolved tr have reeourn to
opereti in of tr am! n.ion. 4 hie of the porters, named
Wilmer Carter, voiert,ered to have oo• of the yeses if
hie it-or opens,, aid t have the blood trend used late
the veto wo•co hid been opened in the arm a the
patient. Mr. May (hoe.o surgeon), who wes seaming
by Dr. Green and Mr. &chard, eoolrdiagly sputa' the
vein of Carter's arm, and commenced the
Partridge, who had been hitherto inanizoite=
revive, sad hopes were entertained that the operable.
would be erg weed with sumer. Carter, who badertreet
the trying ordeal with surprising fortitude, ea Wag
oiled how be felt, toll the it.ff et, go our natil they toid
enough. After about • pint mil • half of blood had
been [renamed, Partridge showed masked signs of far
provemeM, and both he and Caster, who became very
week, were removed to the ward. About en hour or
two otter Pomades reformed, and, notwithstanding tbe
diode of the medical staff, he lied at about tight o'amit.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

OItTL Nli.

Th. ?it re:l'll3l.lA ouusista uf 461 ftu4liso, 11 So..aob,
and 188 lrish. . .

ilAcEsan —On Frid.y our fishermen caught about
00,000 maekerel, the boat of Resin. Way and Ramon
securing in one shot 20,5001
THR Ftssr.-11.11.8. Hereol,a arrived in the Roads
on Saturday, ani will probebly star about two months,
pending the arrival of ths Channel fleet. The Rodyrnion
came in on Sunday.
MILITARY FUNKRAL.—attnaer James Coates, 37, of
the R.W.A., on board ILLs. Hercules, who died
suddenly on Friday, from bean disease, was buried on
Sunday, is Under.hill oessetery, with full military
honours.

trif I.l.A.V.—Abont 90 of MU corm proceeded to
Weymouth on Saturday afternoon to welsionte Quo
Yeoumary. A largo number of people accompanied
them, sad esveral extra carriages had to be attached to
Um train.

WZIMATAZ Fonstott Missious.—The annual meeting
was held In Fortune's Weil *towel on Thumlay even.
Ina, Mr. T. Oomben presiding. The Rev. M. White
offered prayer, and the K.,. G. Hewers read the report
which showed a large intimate to the resources a the
society. /addresses were given by Rev. Mr. White of
Stroud, Rev. W. Dawson, and Rev. AL Burge's, late
missionary in India. Singing the doxology -end the
benediction closed the meeting.
CSICILIT.—A mato!) Of .epthet WU played on Wed
pooh., afteruoon in the U •••rnin.,ut rbor.••tion grotto!,
between the nflloere of JIM 8 Trahlgtr sod the
°Moen of MILS. Herenise, resulting In a VlOlO/7 for
the latter by 30 rue, on the AM Innings as there was
not time to play out the second, but we should judge
by the excellent play of the Trafelgar's officer.. woo
went to the widest& for their mood inning., that they
Intended to make up for Utak &deal oo the first, had
Unto permitted
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

ROCUBBINO AND ROBBERY.

On Wednesday. at the Masehealer City Sodieda,
Ann Donnelly, 34, • hawker, was shafted with aakia-
fully and maliciously adounietsringso Margaret Gerrard
" oert.on &Amour* and noxious thing with intent to
injure imr." The °video°, showed that on the day
named the priaoner salted at toe home of the prossoalrlx
and .ffered to sell her some pornattua. Primmer asked
prosecute: to .01,11 IL. pouiatue., whims wad to a
bottls, and en Ler doing so .he illlmmlaatogy beam*
powerless. Although imesuseious or what was ping
on, she remembered seeing primoner produce
iagab of
sowers and a semis and feeling her cut bar mDein
both aides of her bead. øo recovering • lints from the
the stupor in chub abs had been thrown, steamed:
discovered that her lock. were gorse, and saw a portion
of her hair bangles beneath prisoner's shawl. After
priaoroar bad left, prosecute, went into Um house of •
rietgbbour, where she armed jest In time to prevent
prisoner from ...coring another mum. Donnelly Shea
got out of the way, bee was subsequently arrested.
The jury found I>, worm: Guiliy,"aad en. was isatsoned
to nal. Moats? imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21

PRINCE ARTHUR AT LIVERPOOL.

Prime Arthur received an address al the Tewnhall,
Liverpool, tide (Monday) morninn, and alter wards
prooseded to open Sefton Park. The Prinee'a reeeption
vas moll enthusiastic.

THE ALABAMA DIFFICULTY.
THE PROPOSED NEW TREATY.
Modification Is proposed in the supplemental ertiele
peeeleding all (awe clams whatsoever for indirect
laNlsig es, from the failure of the Unitsd States to fulfil
tie neutral obl.gations thus modilied. The minalnistra.
ties expects satisfaction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

THE DORSET COUNrY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1872.

KM, was assaulted by two moo, who Amok kis heavily
with a eget, bat did not slimmed In knookias Mtn down.
Kr. lisastord proved too &ably for his assailants,
debits' them scab blows with his este that Si 5000 51
they amid set from hlot they desamped. Kr. Hasa-
feed bad a good sum of mossy In his pooket.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

Asoviin INOVINT ON • PANNANONN.

On Friday last, the body of Loofas Fowler, the old
lady who voijd not leave the Royal Adelaide was
wathed ashore oa the Obeid! Reach. about 500 ya;ds to
the west of the wreak. It wee (wad by Edward Smith,
who gave notice., anal an lowed wee hold by ft N.
Howard, Eq. the same day, at the Hove los, whither i
the body bad been removed.
Henry Dodgy.ll, peasseger in the Royal Adelaide,
rid demeaned was his grandmother. She, with his
mother, six brother. and sisters, beside himself. were
on board the lame VOSIMI. Himself hell the basket for
hie grandmother to get In ; bat the feinted book, mod
witness got in. His mother aad six brothers and sisters
were all safely landed ; but his grandmother was oaths
deck ol Hue Teasel. • He did not heat the captain ask
her to get to.
A verdict of drowsed was reirset

APOTHIBPAIIIIVIGSB I01:1-SD DILOWNED.—The bogy
of Johann lisedelittaki waa found at Folly Pier, on the
other side of Portland, on Sunday rooming. lleceseed
was a vary 00/rodent niao, and it was estimated he
weighed 22 done when alive. When deed, tt required
Men men to mrry him. Infoimatioa was forwarded
to the Coroner; but Mr. Howard did nut damn it nem*.
eery to hoJd an biggest.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

TUI PAIMMIGILU AID.OIIIW.

Menus. }lobelia and tie., shitattroken, early on Tags.
day telegraphed to the agents in Loodoo torn comet
list of the erew and passengers, in ordeit to aeoertalat
who were loot. They rectegved • reply that • path-
man would be do•n from Loudon by train with the
' hat required, bat on Tuesday evening he had not
arrived. The °ergo of the vessel erttioh wad a general
one, was stored mine at the Custom House, aad some
at other stores on the quay, and • farther quaratity in
bowsr St. Zimuni's street. Amongst the seisms were
Immense Wee of paper, owes of furniture, bales of
Homo, provieions of all kinds, packages of soap and
great bags of osrk, and a large quantity of saddlery.
We understeri that on beard the vemel was a high-bred
&auger, which was of souses drommd.

DU'rii;g Tuesday. ;I—upro-00—n—tii-o-;x—eiteinent on the
beach motioned, and in spite of the extreme roughnots
of the weather, the wind, the rain, end the spry,
people gathered to the spot from Weymouth, Portland,
Wyke, ko., in immense number, them being thousands
there at one time. Poikete of soldiers were kept oo
guard and the anomalies to the railway were ail
quantal by sosatrairdsme. Every poussaget Ina
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

TIIII LADY LIFT BEHIND.

.
The wood mate took a life boo, tote the cabin to
this old lady; but she refused to receive It, sod would
not leave tne align, and consequently wu there
droweed.

• THIRD BODT

WM washed up at Chesil Cove, on Wednesday, and
unmoved to • budding near, to await ea inquest
TUN 1111DOCT Or to. CAPTAIN LID TUN "Thiel"

IttWIPAPIUL
In the times of Wednesday there was a report that
the Captain Waded third or fourth from the ship, and
that some time afterwards mute brave fellow came
ashore with • child in his arms, and insisted on return-
ing to the vessel, but was prevented by those on shore
with the apparatus It appears from the statemeats of
those who were on board and managed the aptanttas
at that end that the idea of the captain being the third
to leave, is a mistake, and thit the person whoa the
Timm names as • "bra,. fellow" was in fact the
captain himself, who used every sadeavonr to Wines
the femsl a to 15.., the ship, end 1410 NM
with them; bat they were so frigbtesed at the settle(
Into the cradle that they were afraid to entrust their
children In that unusual isonveynnos with ooly them-
Waif to take este of them. We have tarecetelly seen
and queNtissed the saptals, the @soma mate, who was
In shard* of one apparatus, lite boatswain, who had the
other, and the carpenter.

•
uszamirr or ma. IDWIDS, Le.
Mr. Edwards, M.P., very ktadly gave El to aseh of
the poor poople saved from the wreak.
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Who woo obliged to les,. the oolghbourhood oast
znorotog, to hoop aa appointment, Tory kindly tote
gr.phed to Dr. abodes to expend 1:15 for the benefit of
the distremed.

LIIISALLITT OF THI ILIGHBOLIFING OUTZT.

A large number of the neighbouring gentry lent their
assistiteos to the distressed people ; but ouly • few of
them anal be recognised in the darkness and the
crowd. Captain Sheen, of the Wyke, and Colonel
Swaleld, sent • quantity of nourishing food and other
neessearies and on Thesday, the further to eons/rage
the poor souls, Captain Shears himself eat down to
&neer with • number of these, the gallant oaptain being
the liberal boat. Mn. Sheen also went personally into
Weymouth, and ',teased sarroanded with good Wags.
On the foal night, the greatest care mad devotkee was
shown by eartaia ladies, who like true suoosesoes of
Florence Highdnitalle. west about mlaistering to the
wants of the distremed. Mrs. Piers, the esteemed wife
at Caned' Pleas at Rodwell, spent the whole night in
this truly Chrietiaa we*. Mn. Charles fiesiDeld,
Her. H. C. Pigoa, Rev. J. litspbesmon, Be,. K. Head-
land, Capt. and Ars. Zest, were also prominent is the
work at mercy, in whisks .then were Gamed. Dr.
keLeaa, of Portland wee samagst the niedtod gentle-
men who devoted their skill to the recovery of the
eadtaasted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

PORTLAND.

SUDDIN —oaptalo Wallis, of Fortunes Well,
dropped dead whilst el breakfast on Wednesday
morning. He bad left his ship In another port, and
come to Portland to else his mother, who was to a
y•iiity state. Dr. McLean wag galled ; but the poor
osptain breathed only twlee, and then died. The sop-
poet cause of ills death sra• apoplexy.
SUDDSN DILATE AT POITLAND. —Matthew Goole,
belonging to the billyboy "Lilly of the Valley," on
Nov. 30, lefts publiehouse opposite where nis vessel
wee lyias. at Portlsod, and went aboard. Ile had not
been on board five minutes before he diid. An lognest
was to be bell at Its Castle Inc, Portland, on Mood .y
(this dm)), al3 p.m.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

nianUtit

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.

SMITHFIELD CLUB CITTLII SHOW.

ON TUESDLY, 10th DECEMBER, a
SPECIAL CRIAP EXCURSION TRAIN .411
ran aa follows for LONOON :
,artot _
and Back.

Btstioos.

Time. Furnr
10 Clam ire&
a.m. a. 4. 1 4.
810 20 6 13
9 5 20 0 13
930 20 0 12
942 19 6 11
962 19 0 11
10 5 18 6 10
I 330

Gaya.
'Portland . . • •
Wor month
Dorobeator
'ltrarohant .
London

£r4v.

W. B.)

Laden

The return Train will leave the Waterloo Bricks
Stades at 1.15 p.m. on Friday. Deeerober 131 h.
Children under three years, free ; awes to twelve
roam half.farea Only one arUcle of luggage allowed
be each adult pawpaw.
The Tickets are oot tranafertbla, are avallabla only
at the Bailout named upon them, and only by the
insertion Train there and trek.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

TIZAIO LI. TILOVI.

Moro wetly trifles were gathered oceasionalli, for, as
Is often the can in these storms, the terrible nder.
occur uuicovered parts of the Beam, and exposed here
and there • "ducks, atom.," • battered piece of metal,
the remains of an ingot of silver, or perhaps • very
aneleut gold it abloon. Thews bits of treasure truve
began to be found as early as the wreck of the Jane
Ll•therloo, mid tate reports about them sot the Castries
oMeers on the qui vies to discover the finders., until the
mere serious business of taking care of the Maya
Adelaide's salvage pat dookey stones sad &abloom
for a abort thee out of mind.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

PROPOSAL TO ADOPT_TIII LOCAL 00VIRN.

MINT ACT.

This (Monday) &Gamma, a ramidag was held at the
Town Hall, Wareham. to °milkier the propriety of
adoptUM Local Government het The Mayer
Mr. 0. W. Farm explai If ned that the het
ribot adopted, • ecommittee of the Board of Guardians
would be the military authority ; but that oammitimme
resommeeded Wareham to adopt the dot. The
feeling of the meeting wee In fa of manag-
Cifril
eir own tows Weirs themselves; and a resolution
te that street was moved by Mr. Selby, emended by
Mr. Drew, and adopted without opposition. The
amoral opinlion wit that the oat partake. should
not be ineluded. utiles@ the Government thought sump
Binhorottgh--should be embraced is the
;art;eli-PaenitMriet. But the Btoborough prople seemed
rather oppmed to it.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

TEN MONT BOW ON TIM NUM

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The fires ware kept burning all night o the batik
and the wroth with bales of oacgo, and ahem and
Inuits of lamp belonging to the passengers same
sabors at frequent interval/. The wind continued to
blow end the wares to sooty. and the boll bemuse lon
and less till wares say was left.
In the morning the triad blaw stronger than ever,
and it was hardly posaible to stand up right; but still
people crowded down to ohs bettah to sae the wreak.

DINTITUTI VISITORS AND THEIS DIDTIIII/0.

AmOn-iiiona- Mv-eraTe-4 -Me -passengers-- looking
mem wretched and puswed than at the busiest railway
I station that ever was; they were drained in various
borrowed dotting sad eserelied with very poor simnel
toe Milk dada( luggage. Oa* men among the orowd
bad had Ms wife and two Andras on board; his wife
was very ; on. Mild bad been saved, and the other
he believed we..; bat be had not men It slam it left
lb.cklplc the cradle. it was then alone, sad he be-
&red It was sale, and bad been taken to the home of
emu Mad Samaritan at Portland; but wbere, the
weals meld not tell. Mother lima bad bem all
resod the world, and had now embarked all he poseamed
to join his father In Australia • bat the terrible storm
bed meet ail hi.sareaseemati. sad probslily he was
a raised ma.. Amara bad own. from America on
primes to make the mese to Sydney, where he bad
1.. black..; be ales bad la hie Wanks kis earthly
eonslating el valuables, but... of them be
CrPlaimall the time of the wreck, and prob.bly the
•01141118.1 were all swallowed by the waves. A number
of harem and Imagoes were speedily armoured, and tbo
salvage taken into Weymouth ander the cure of J.
Grieve, Lg., receiver of wreak._
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

WiIIOLZIII.

The preosatioes wet; effective- In preveatieg whole
-
male plaadeeiag ; but we regret te say that many persons
did nos deem it Osseath then to carry off 'aglow things
whisk they *mkt soavealently pronto Articles of
elothiag (we saw on. woman with two pair of stays on
the Rodwell Rood), sakes of soap, pions of
broken Jr.. furniture, seen children's toys, w=l
beads on, sad kept as esetutniell of the Royal Adelaide.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

PUBLIC HIALTH HILL

Then WO have pawed a Pohlla Health Bill, but I
consider that as only precentor, to amore oompre-
h@mirs mavens. I hope next suasion we shall have a
really good Public Health Bill—(henr, hoer.) I know
tyrfealy well the subject is oecupyinc some of the
most able men of the Csbinet to carry out that whisk
will be productive of to mac/ rood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

TUX EDUCATION CONTUOVERBY.
T.M Editor.

Whoa replyiag to "ILA's" first letter. I did notleredit
him with maah tatelligamo ; I am sorry to may that In
replying to his second, I mast media him with even km.
B. has evidently written wader strong exellemeat, and
although I admit that my hot ooze nuaieetion was not
very fiatteriag to his vaulty, I did not think that be
would have taken It so sore to heart. "A.. Y." may oon-
sole himself with the redection, that If this oorrsepoz-
demos has done ',Allies elm it Las revealed to bite Lie
i;ourenee, ead he ought to he thaukful even for small
„Ha°. New, Sir, I wish to deepen the Impression la
Ms titled, by lodutatio4 in a very few words the era's
ignorance of his lad letter. Think for example el •
gentleman at this time of day qa hum Dr.
Obaltliete in support of religious l by tits
ewe, when that same Dr. Obalmers, shortly after he
had delivered his lesteres on Clam. "d ilium in
Leadoe, became the founder of 0n... of ".
Free Onarohea to Christenlout —I moon the F
(di..,,.
of nuotland ; and the his Itatal desomdasts
piss English Presbyterians). butt sittatlly sad male-
eitelleally, duly the ether week fa Imrsdoe preeleAseed theessolvee favourable to the dleogoigukEiL" ".
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

111 V? 011 DUD.

Thom lost ia the 'mesh ritie-R-Orid Adelaide were :-
Li rowlet (fersele) 71 'can.
Edward Resides& (agar) 30
John Edwards (sailor) 30 ~
Edward Power (ist sakt•)syre %skims's.
Johann idasdalnity • 49 years.
Catharies Irons ... 33
Rhoda Bunyan • 6
Of these three or fear have been ;.rsithed ashore,
Inelediag those marked with a*.
The bodies of the poor wretches who died from spirit-
driaking aad exposers ars lying aefollow : -
Al Weymosth, West Parade. -Gimp Neil., geormes
apprentice. 15 years.
At Terry Bridge-Ssamel Bib. Wisher's labourer
(about) 40 years.
At Portiaed. la Way's store-Thome' Strange, of
Wslpola Terrace (about) 45 year&
George Gilbert, hawker of hats (about) 43 years.

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The ion of the Rey. Dr. Cumming, the /smogs
preacher, wee among those laved from the Royal
Adelaide.

fh—ere—were 67 on board, all told, and of Come 60 have
been aooonoted for, so that it is feared the number of
the lost was 7.

On Tuesday morning early, Dr. Rhodes and the Rev.
J. Stephenson went out again to tile beech, Dr. Rhodes
WY most unremitting in his attentioo to the exhausted,
and the Rev. J. Stephenson kindly cook charge of a
number of the pmeengerc, sod removed them to a
comfortable home. Capt. Hamilton aad Caitain
Drummond have also frequently visited the Josue of the
wreck, In feat, ths latter gentleman anaemic to have
been on the alert everywhere, enomaraging and direct-
ing bbt men, who have ell had their hands full of work,
both night and day.

-•1110TILEI ALMILII._

It vu rumoured in the mornlng that another valeta
hal cone shore at the Bal. and by the afternoon
rumour hal nettled down into the definite shape that •
schooner bat struck on the rooks month of Chesil Cove,
but enquiry happily proved the reports to be nutrom.
Of two rentals which were In the oftlog on Monday,
one, • barque, came into the Roads. about half-pafit
sloe, sad snehored In stfety.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03

LEINT LOOLLISATIOII.

Another matt.r was the Army Localisation Bill,
which I think cannot fail to be appreciated, and beoerne
popular; and enhance the prestige anA value of Our
army ; and I hope the result wIF be that satisfy
the most pugnacious and the mast timid, beesuse it Ii
the object of the Government to bare an Castle scheme
so s. to utilise the whole forcer of the array, militia, and
volunteers ant make them available in case of need—to
have great power when required without being broken
down by enormous and exaggerated expenditure In
time of pesos; and also, by having consolidated the
forces to prevent the.. Daniel from whigh the country
his suffered so much. I think you will admit with me
that an army is a necessary evil ; but to ery Paso.,
Peace," and have no soldiers, would taillike crylog "stop
thief" yet having no polisemen—(isughter and hear,
hear). It is neoesury to have an efficient army and
efli gent nemeses to protect us in every ontergesoy.
You know that It visit first intended to make Trow-
bridge the head quarters of the regiments for Daeist
and Wilts; bat the moosarskers (ea the Wiltshire
folks are salted) quarrelled amongst themselves as to
whether Trowbridge, Dev;ses, or Salisbury should be
the metre ; sad in the meantime I had the natisfactioe
of forming oiled a deputation to the War Minister to
, point out the enormous advantage* of Dorchester as
the military oentre for the two comities, and I am very
happy to say iii. to be there—(langhter and sheen.)