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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

WOOL.

The msrket hss been dull, espenitlly for tbe shorter
grades, bat holden show De dispositins to preen solos;
Tor low tersely: wools, however, oo the other hood,
there is a disposition to sell, sad prime hare detained
10 to 15 per coot. for masa deessiptioos, though eves
hors some of the bsst couthiog qualities, owtog to
shagr soareity, bold their owe seteparatively well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

EXCCUTION AT TURHAIL

The execution of the w•nuart Katy Cotton, connoted
of a large number of murder by poisoning, especially
it West Auckland, took place at Durham this morning.

THE APPEAL TO THB COONTEY.

Th. Saturday &vino says :—" Everybody ma, have
been mistaken, but there was oertainly • general lon.
preision at the beginning of the session that the
Government, which of OCKITIN then br, to carry Ita
bill, would dissolve in the online of e summer. A
beaten army la always for • time demor•liael, and Mr.
Gladstone'. temper will be only to IPtely to land him
in the traps of his enemies. Even his own hotter quali-
ties, his earnestuese, generowity, and daring, will be
turned against hint, end no pains will be spared to fan
hie petulance and Impulsivenese, and to entice him
Into committing himself by real% languege.
There w. re symptoms of the melody *TIM before the
recent diviaion In the feverlah way in whin`, he plunged
Into the small @quibble about the county court judges'
travelling expenaes. On the whole, we ehould say, Mr.
Gladstone and hie friends will not have a plateau{
quarter of an hour to spend befcre the . come

The Spectator rays it Is obvious that the aim of the
Tory party Ls to repeat, if poesib's, the discomfiture of
Mr. Oladstone's Government, and to oompel a dissolu-
tion proosedins from the Liberal side, in that the TOrilla
May fight • battle of pure criticism, and come in by the
failure of their opponents, not by virtue of soy polity
of their owo.

The Stasciaral losiete that "The Oppoeitioo must
take can that till he dissolves Mr. Gladstone shall only
sorry on the businees of the country, as they might
have dons, though without the factious obstructions
which would have been offerei to them. If Mr. Gad.
Itol3o Oboolloll to be eatialed with that fuoctlon, he may
remain is etbos for seversl months, • detested and die-
°twined Minister ;' If not, he trust in feet dissolve
exactly at the time st which, had Mr. Disraeli taken
cam, he would hi nest. Limo ' goal to the country.''
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

MONEY MARKET.

The Mous Market Rain, states that a oorno.ny was
ea Friday registered, with a otpital a £8,000,000, for
the parehaae wad working of all the present Atlnotie
Gables as op* nada/taking.
_ . .

—The says there does not appear to be any
for
of the Money Market changing Its direetion
rreer.the present, but after the diridend payments It le
very probable that the position will minim re-eramlning.
Gold I. in active demand, but there to no indk-ation of
aay important withdrawal from be Book. The
Attainlien mall on the 7th of April brings £930,000 In
Pit
111. reported that a Milan loan is likely to be soon
introduced.

The Market for Mine Shares on the Stock Stabling!,
during Ea week (says the Missing Journal) ha. been
active. eepecially for tb• leading tin and kid mines.
Amerieen description. have been comparatively neg-
lected, the excel:Ann having been in Timms and Last
Ohaese share., in which a fair .mount of business has
been done. Tbe market for shares in the various gold
washing oompanies his been well supported during the
week.

-C.;csols to day (Monday) closed &t 92 sad 13-16 tbs.
To day it is announawd that the Crania decrease on
the Brighton railway last week IMO £555, and traill3
inereeee on the Santis &atom £l,lOO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

PORTLAND,

Da. CIAIIOIILIVI died— et--ten o'olook on Wodeeeday
morning, after a losg Mums, more severe within the
Itt.t few days.
Tim 29re RIOT —Tbe depot ge.tioned at Pool tad
its still under orders to leave for 'resod to join their
rsoimisot. expected home shortly from Birbadoes.
Tee Stololl TS/MIL—W. are glad to note • slight
improve/mos in the trade. It his goosrolly, we under-
stand, bean far bettor dark' the put whiter, than Is
the preview ass. and the,. is law • pereeptible
Impress& There Is still • denied ter weeds to take
away the stoat, sod mere would to lest off by railway,
inveigled a soffoient number of evoke wore oesstastly
supplied. A.beet 40 or 50 loads were only lately ma-
ins as the railway for trusts to easel the atone to
different par* of leghtud.
AOCIWINIT.— Os Tuesday last, a set of Mr. Cot, Dab
driver, wee ins the Hill with Mr. John Roars breed
sin, delivering broad, soother boy drivieg at the time.
00l ram to jomp op In tea earl se *be bores was gobig
on, lett fell, aisd the wheel west over his left let nod
side, and severely out his cheek. He wee taken into
the Puoshhowl, sad &Mewled by Dr. Hurtles, who
sewed up the eimelt, and szsmined his bruises. The
doctor believed that no boom wete litotes, and It le
hoped there were no iateroal blurb's. The lad is sow
getting better. lie was 13.. r. of age.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

PORTLAND.
DL CLUMSY. WY buried at Wyk' on Monday
umini'lg• His body aro tollowed.to the grave by {llO.
Ot the prineipal inhabits:de ot Portland. He was 33
years old.

IIAWKCHURCH.

A ChitilOgivitabuir--;—Dute---012.- —Lin the Arnhem wort
if etch 21, before air R. Phillimore, Dean of Arebes‘
the 01. Of Diamond e. Doane, from the diocese of
Saliebury. came before tie exurt on the adnitesiom of
the libel in • snit for the perturbation of a seat in the
church of Illawkohursh. The plaintiff as rector's church-
warden claimed • lest, and preyed that atioosamodation
for himself and famiiy might be apportioned. The
defendant was the churchwarden of the paridi. and it
mai admitted that there had been • god deal of party
feeling displays,' ii. the matter.—Dr. Trietram was for
the pigintiff arid Dr. Middleton for In. defendant. A
long dawned= took plea*. The plaintiff wee 00. •
nou-reeidect parlahloner, sad *emplaned that he had
been deprived of • seat by the defendant, and not
scoorded another sitting for himself end family. Sir
Robert Phillinsore said it was • mieeraWe quarrel
betersea two ohnrehwardons, and the litigation was
costly and not required. Ultimately the libel was die-
mimed, and the matter referred to the archdeacon to
mettle. No wets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

RAY, STRAW, AND cLOVIR.

TaussoaT.—Large oapoPoi of hay
and straw veva on Z. berg to- lay. Trade was wary
bat at tba followiaff pelotas'—Maw ensado• hay 661.
to 83s. ; Infector. 36.. to 601. Primo slower. Kn. to
100..; inferior, 81.. to 801. ; and straw, 341. to 40a. per
load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

YORZION CA rrLs.

DEPTFORD, Tfloasotr.—With the lisiltad supplies
tide week to Deptford, the market was cleared to-day
of live stock Lod deed roast, sod saloerees are making
good return, to coati:motel catt's deel,rs. Foot sod
mouth eomplalot prevails (aerially acme, the Ham•
berth besets emalgoed to this market, itod which are
subjected to rigid lospretiou upoo being leodrd. no
13 beasts styped hut market hays hem slaughtered,
sod puled u gi for mle,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

A SOLID MAHOGANY TILISOOPI
DINING TABLM Ono Leaf. ea Gaiters ...I 12 •

11-1 -..

A SINGI4I DRAWING ROOK of he
Italian Walnut, inehadffea finite in deli
Dentivek, Marble-top CUMower 111 5 0
A SINGLE DINING ROOM, el Solid Mahe.
gamy, Including Gilt Chimney Glen ... 15 • 0
• MAHOGANY DINING ROOM SUITE,
In Mahogany, covered Is Reel Loather, 9

... 10 15 6
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

0110111 a hint has beau estabilehed, to adopt every
within reach for the increase of • fertility
which will owe lass titan usual this year to natural
influences.

AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNOBMCNT.
The prospectus is issued of John Barman and
Sons (Limited), with a capital of .C 300,000 in
shares of flO, of which £160,000 is now offered
for public subscription. The object is the
and conduct of the business of Messrs.
John Bagman and Sons, the ironmasters and
coal proprietors of West Bromwich, South
Staffordshire. The business was established 70
years ago by Mr. John BagnalL The last
proprietor, Mr. James Elwell, died fifteen
month, ago, and it is by order of his will that thc
property is to he disposed of. The property is
acquired for £200,370, of which £140,000 may
remain on mortgage sib per cent, for five years.
The balance is to be paid in cash. Two of the
executors who have for a long time past con-
ducted the badness will continue to serve under
the company. The profits of ironmasters and
coal proprietors have lately become notorious;
and this business, it will be noticed, has been
established seventy years, and is 'old by order
of the will of the last proprietor. So that in
the two important elements of genuineness and
established name this undertaking is unim-
peachable. The company has met with much
favour, widths shares are now te to 2i premium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25

LATEST NZWB.

RE VLIW OF THR- CORN TRADE.
—• path swear trade doss not le
1111: =se a tk
illthelrelturtent feature during the week.
The imports of wheat have been hardly so largo, mid
the home deliveries, whilst being only moderate,
hove *comprised but few fine samples. The demand
las been tumflosel, and of the natal Fitarl to mouth
sharseter, but has novertbeims Wag rnelektntly erects
to absorb the offered supplies. Ooatinental •dvieses
repeat *shoaled firmness in the trade, end in the
German markets wheat hes advaDoed le.per qr. Possibly,
theroders, • @indise. movement will he seneeart
on this rids la order to sttreet supplies hither. Aus-
tralian advl Of II ere hardly to fevoarthle. An advance
oil,. shillings per ton is sanoeneed la the value of
wheat, but it Is still thought the warp as available foe
exportation will not fail for short of one hundred
thousand tons. The first receipts from A osirelia may
be expooted in Hey, • Um• when they will be most
velem& As regards spring core, transactions bare
boon animportatt. but no 'hangs bee Wren plum in
value of barley, oats, beeps, er roes. Males dull.
Agricultural work is still rery losoirward, but prospects
hare improved.

MARK-LANE, This DAY.

The market oloasd without Important foaturo A slow
draggles trade is exporlenosd for Wheat. but films
sample' are steady la value. It.rler quiet at Ists raw.
Musa, Ott,, Beaus, sad Peas aria tored. Flour quiet.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tina DAT.
About two thousand one hundred beasts including
about Are hundred foreign. The trod* bid been quiet
but prices have been unchanged ; the best Soots selling
at five end transacts to six "billings per Blbs. About
seven thousand &Wish, and six thousand foreign
sheen. teamed inactive at late rides. Best Downs Is
the wool seven and tenpenoe to eight shillings ; ditto
clipped, six sod (manna*. Lembo are selling at eight
'hilltop per Sibs. Cairo. and pies utiohanged. At
• Deptford a hundred and thirty two Bernburg beasts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

LEA AND PENNINE!'

BAI7OE,

Pronounced by Connutseurs,
"TDB ONLY GOOD SAU:CE."
To guard against the numerous worthies' imitation' of
this renowned Condiment, the public shoed
enc;iton

"LEA AND PERKINS" SAUCE,
And see that their names are upon the wrapper, label,
stopper, and bottle.

- .
Or Sold Wtolassie id for export. by the Proprietors,
Won:agar ; Crosse sad Blealrweil. Load's; sad by
Druggists, Grocers, sad Oilmen geburally Ihrougliotl
the World.
LEA AND PERBINW.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

GIIIKAULT AND 00.,

FItENO II MEDICINES, prepared by

PHARMACEUTICAL CHIMIBTB,
8. ItpVivißezU, PAzza.
Of all the KIDICI%EII offered to the public, for
many years pea, none have met, with mob favourable mom.
tion, or been mo gimmeally approved by the Medical Profession,
as th.se prepared by Mews Grimault and Co.
Tho model laboratories of tot, firm, situated at MosulUygur-
/Seine. and managed by Dr. Leconte. Prof.:ll.r In the Fatuity
of Medicine. es-Phartnaelet of the Hospital of Parte, and
formerly Ase'slant V, Dr. Claude Dertiard. Profaner of
Phydoloiry it the College of France, offers guarantees to be
found In no other eatablishisent.

Arno., these preparations see may *Emily mention
erhilault and Co's arena,
A single powder f this vegetable production te sufficient to
cure Instantly the most No net Not he selviefte. It Is that:soot
minable remedy aiming diarraltll4, dpmeneiry, sod all disorders
proceeding from derangement of the etomack or bowel& This
powder bi ludlepeenable for all %Whet
Pries 2.. 64. per psoit•t.
lirintault and Co.'s Syrup and Wine et
Peruvian Bark and Iron.
mu medicine preffinta, in an agrembil form, the Active
principle. of Peruvian Bark, the test of toele., combined with
Iron. one of the principal Mum of the blood. It rapidly
reeves Me di towing Nomad CO aplaJnis cooed by •10711114,
Ivanhoe...is, and other discomforts to which ladles are liable,
and I. also excellent for pale, lymplmt.c. and ecrofulous
Lmtly, U miles at appetile, promotes digestion,
and Is extremely beneficial to nil persons whose blood has been
Impoverished by Illness, or long sod difficult convaltacenoe.
Price—Syrup, 24. 91.; Wins, 4.. 61. par n 03,1,..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

WAFtEIiASI.

COUItaING. —Through the taidneia of the esteemed
member for tbe borough, Mr. J. 8. W. S. Erle Unix, •
day's e inning rill take tie., over the North lia.tb and
Orouuda m Warettarn on \Volueol.y the 28th
Jan., to nommen., at ton o'clock. ibrce are abeadaut,
and • first rate day'a sort Ii anticipated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

Corresponbence.

To as Editor.

Best aongratulatlons to all on the deeorved moose
*blob attended the most uceful and highly interesting
solid, at Dorchester Oorn Ex.:Mange of the Sehool of
Art. Those oharei lost mach. Best asknowledgements
as regards the faithful reports of a meeting here
before Mr. ilarris CE., to last Wryest:WA Telt-
gram, and the CArowiele, F. F.
Wareham, thll. 27. 157.3.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

SE 4.

The seed trod* shows seergely any change Aloe the
dote of our lad, the general role of our market. being
still eery Ann. Pine son:toles of home-grown red eon-
done to realise long rums ; for foreign pareals an
advance of Is. per owt Is in some meet demanded. In
Trefoil meet there has been rather more doing. at full
rotes. Akdke seed Is slightly easter, the growth in
Belgium having been very considerable. White Clover
Is Arm ' • Rae gaalities are mares, and oommend higher
rates. Fine sewlepLisseed Is A fair repeat. Far
Mustard and Raps Nod the trade is quiet. French
Italian morose( freely, at the recent edisnoe. Spring
Tares experlease • very slow sale.--JOug EINAW and
Boss, Reed Merchant., 3/, Mark Lase. Imams., LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

11/OTRII

A nuollutan haetng died in Sollo,who woe 'opposed
to o reeembl• the Great Coram-afreet mordsrer, his
body wee seen by some of the witnesses who hare bean
4111111iDed at the inquest upon Barnet Burrell. Or Is
looked long and esrnestly at the deceased, and then
said. with an air of oenviction,"That's more like the
men; yes, I think'thot'a the man. "Cottony, the boy,
raid be was more like the man suspected. Walker,
the waiter, looked very closely at &wound, and then
with greet promptitude and decision said, 'Theta not
him—not c bit like bim," adding that he was not nits-
takel in Dr. Reuel. After Stalker some Flea, who
bri fly exclaimed, "That's not the men ;" led being
urged to look again, said It was no nse, fork. bedH
already pointed out the men in Dr. emel. The
Mime Douglas and the sonductor thought he we. sot
thd suspected men.

THOSE LADIIII who have not yet used GLINIITILD
STANCH, are respectfully solicited to give it a trial,
and °artfully follow out the directions printed on every
package, and If this la done, they will say liko tire
Queeree Laundress, that, It I. the finest starch they
ever used. When you mk for Glonfield Starch, see
that you nt it, as inferior kinds are often subetituted
for the make of extra orofita.
HOLLOWAY'S OINYNINST AND PILLS. —Th• ficest
rgrgetbee, in the world for bad legs, old wounds. sores,
end ulorrs. If used according to directions given with
them. there is 00 WOODCI, bird kV, or 1110010 US sore,
however obstinate or long standing, hut lull yield to
their healing and curative properties. Numbers of
persona who here been patients in several of the largo
, hom,itals ander the oars of e.oinent surgeons, without
. denvlttri lb. stir/heat benefit, bare belie thorougly
sum! by Haloway's Ointment and nig. For &modular
swelling., tumour., sonny, and disease, of the skin
there Is no rcedisine that ean be used with an effect
equally salutary. In fact, In the worst forms of dimmer,
dependent upon the condition of the blood, these
owed conjointly, Ire irresistible.
GLIDE TO INTIsTOR/L Dividends of 10 and 20 per
ant., with largo additions to the sapltal originally
Invested, may he secured by applimtion V, Mr
Yonnghothend Christian, who verl forward to those
seeking Information a Review of the Money Market,
, with a selected Hat of investments, and inetanoes in
eibloh sopvrb of profile have been made by then who
took adrat-tage of the sognatione afforded. Tables of
the returns yield, d by ell kinds of shares and mieuritLe
ere g 1.0 list it t.. rdirg Investor, beer
of I, rums 'Lea own Istlialent —Kr. YOUS4Htiels/11D
CH aurruw,ftek sad Mare Desisr,ll lisysl &AS*
! Ludo°, IL C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
SOUTH BANIII.

The Hesipshire hukpeacteaf says that the South
Haste farmers have invited a tenant farmer, near
Ringwood, to oppose Lord Henry Scott, the present
Conservative member.

It k understood that Mr. L H1V114114 Barks, the
present Liberal in-inber for Chrietebureb, Hank, will
..ot•ff r binirelf for rtrelection. Ciptain Olyn, brother
of the Lib, ral Wrip, will probably be Invited to stand,
sod, ei.ould be swept. Wilson tid.ture will be contested
by Sir Henry Drummond Wo if, who lo k his sec after
• &At with I. prof...A 'newer at the zener.l election
In IBM, by 33 Totem. The Perlismentary borough In.
chideo the watering place of Bournemouth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

PIIDDLITOWN.

800IAL 047antart.—At Sc. Meson's Arms, on
Tuesday evening. thole was a social gathering at a
supper got nr: haoil ital style by Mr. Hatay. Between
30 and 40 sat down to a fir islets redsst, Mr. Toney
took the choir, supported by Mr. 04tarie. After
supper the usual loyal au: p Admit) sad amsilemeotary
toasts were propo•ort a.. 1 r•wpon led to, partlenlarl7
the health, of the thyour fa.nlly, whish Wae drunk with
all the honours. S.a3e capital songs were nog. At
the 'atrial hour of s'oslug the party broke up, after
a tote of thanks to Mr. and !Its. ltirdy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

DOECHZI3IIIII WATIMWORIS.
To tA4 Maar. _
. _

I see from your rep-Mi—ollhe Town C,oanoll on the
20th inst. that Mr. Coombs make' some statement' as
to the Wafer Work.. lie states that this year the loss
will be £l5O. It may be some satisfarion to the rate-
payers at any rate, to know that the deiciery, or lees
a, he calls it, is this year Pri Is. 4& and not £l5O,
notwithstanding the increase in the price of coals.
Toe car of the water supply to the ratepayers WM
year, including water for every purr's, dashing the
mowers, watering streets, As. was Ire than one shilling
per annum for sash inhabitant.
I am sorry Mr. Gregory should have been troubled
to pay the Walitakespar, bat he knows that I have
already paid £3 31. out of my own poeket for thaWalks
keeper's weir
Will yo kindly find room for this in your next
issue?

Jaiuncum JOWIITT. Assoc krt. C.Z.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

CAM g

Tho perish alumnae for 1873 shows that the various
payments tor the put pier. for sick, parish charities,
opeelal offertories, roh.ol, and olothing oltsb,
antoonted to £125 Ti. 61i., of which the clothing club
receipts wore 14:32 15e. 74.

THE POLICE AT BRIDPOR-.

On Tuesday evening the annual supper at the Ship-
wright's Arms, fionth-etreek sae well attended; 40 of
the friends of Hr. Charles Gape, the worthy host,
attended end Spool ea egresable evening till the hour
of eleven, whoa they departed. Then mane • little
episode, the licetess, like • good housewife, and her
vervent, commenced alearing up, when a knock was
hard at the front door, whiah they took no notice of,
but on it, being repeated, they WWI found it was a
polioeman demanding admittance., the door was opened,
sod be eras informed the company Lad left.whien lo and
behold to her astonishment, there was P.O. Maaterman
at tile bank door—ho. be name there is beet known to
himeelf, as there is no thoroughfare to the beak pre.
1126014 Had there iyeen any pollee in the hmeee at the
time, and had they attempted to escape, they would
most surely have rushed into his arms.
CArnis ROUNSILL. being on • irialt to his family
sod (Heeds, treated them to • hell and supper at the
Greyhound Hotell, ea Wed! esia; evening, having pre-
viously engaged the ball-room, and provided the nears-
vary refreshment/ for the mansion. After eleven the
police put in an appeeranee, and were kindly invited to
welt upetairs and partake of "good things.," but which
offer they declined, and retired with the same.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

IipANDFORD.

*calmer —O.l We inewday afiornoon as two Wawa
hen n *rib oeal were &wending White.clillkolll hill oo
ir way from Blab .ford to !Warne. the drag-chain of
Lb.- bin er weggoa broke, tho horsos b unable
roost the fore. of the land ran on the aLline„ kiosk-
log Limo the eerier, aci breaking off the lhafte•
poor fell,. helog jam ued by One of the wheele. which
1.01 thou-t his leg two the grourd,, Wall obliged to o'xy
,bere iii regional. Th• first persen who (mos bye was
Mr. W. Q t'rk on his velosipedo. This young pot!eansu
ionnediasely wet.t to render aosistanes, sod being eited
by otherx who happxned to be peesinc tot the osrter
from under the wheel, Pet biro on Lis velocipede, and
took him to Mr. I ogr,ro's surgery After earefolly
execuit.lug the much +raised limb. Mr. Ingram f°""
there wax no hone broken, so Mr. Q drk again horsed
him on his bicycle and Faunas]. The sufferor was
the.. pat en ths other load and tak übome.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

811ROTON.

Tin stung ball ID eetineetion with the Literary
Institution. took ph.* pa Friday ravening. The
aeboolroom war beautifully deeorsted and illuminated.
There wan a large eiintrau.y. quadrill° ba4d
mtended, arid everything p oloed off well.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-28

REVIEW OP THE CORN TRADE.

Au Laeroosed amount of firmness has been DOlicorl in
the wheat trade, and although no acivanso ta. mken
*we at hark-Lana to day, hi. ovident that the ten•
done, la uo towards a I labor nsogo of values. It is
oathested that since Soptembe Ist, w•• Imre ......"1J
about ten million qu•rt,r. of wheat, being at the rato
or two coil Hon qrs. per mouth. 01 this quantity About
four to Il.orqi.. has breu hooso grown. loovieg abut
six
Million qty../ our meg neseneumnd. Illeppmiut thst thcs
Oonsutnpito.. demami couti.mrs, as trent as hitherto, it
folio ..a teat we shell smaro semi twelve nollioa
quarters briers our next hstrest is available. To 'vent
this iii• .ve say to yoo, kr. Of fetWen en
stock, and shout ors million guar 'ecs on 'Assaf; 'tusking
. with tie boo,. of ow. ()fop I ine tollltno quarters, and
harl'ut • &fief°, cy of ttme million piasters, hot
In ra.ity the .iefteleccy I. loreer. ns the inferiority of
;etillo 0r,,. 1,1.4 a lIMIOI MilbUID Of foreign
oompulscry. Celifornin will prob.; ly us with •
feriber five hundred thvlsso I quartets, lit it is dontst-
swi y,ww, wh,co we she,: ,v the toJanoes as stock'
St foreign ports are very short.

hi A tC-L \SE, Tuts DAY.
Tb, •iUtOIF. wheats, both
' . F fn. fi,li.A. 11. doer. bat DOS Lieu'''.
Ott., rt, 'lain 111.1 0:.1, `it Bli-g dearer;
pi! i Itru. t WO
Tato.. Ho 1 13,11 t early.

rl!(11.01.1TAN ITV:, This DaY.
t t• • • ,
, • ; ,/ • I-frOcl•, eight
-? I, I •• ; •IL • • L 4,0 111 n floo
• er. • . ••• , ty Tio:io
ric• • • • . •7, Sada fire
6:11 / • t i.nnthcottod
I •it t. • •• 1- • '• • ,•cep. Trade still
. to moon kud
c I e!,‘ 7. At Depttot

hut
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fir u
toi, I
for, 1,
ter; s
tt.r.c

Jr n-

be..fu

FATAL ICE ACCIDLINTS.

On Saturday Jtianon, ,•'!ie • ktee owohei of
perwma woro eltatine on 0 mil ,larn near Bea ;ford, the
be gavel way, end ere gentlemen fell into the 'testae.
All wee* quickly rtcuod, ezoept Mr. Benjamin Hie 3,
of Shipley. tronfounder. He kept up a long time and
many effort. won made to reach him, but the lee time,
HIM and breaking al. around him, they were unavailing,
and la• mak. . . _

--Oft.-11-tt—nrday afternoon, while three boy@ were
&muting theca...lves on the toe on the Tow. Loeb,
Dunfmniine, they all fell into the enter. • womao,
who haprene I i, be ptrt!ng at the time, threw *clothe..
41. t!. who Noir 4 hold of It sod W• 111
sat. t,. • T:e other two boy, were
drow2(.l.

7i17: I'I:I,4VS: OF WALKS.
r., Psifice f Ws o:sit—lt Marl)nough

from . •
Lii rv, t„
ouly

ur tr, h-vt r p p,-.1.0 I Pith. re! Gill
whore t yhs h. n L.
ti th: bop le.oole
tni..m. p,jl w . . evening. . The
. .

- - ,
pie.turisp. . r 1 IY 01 •,,r1L1.4 ; the
0011,,; te• tabu.' al gi lbefr ltoyal Melt-
new.- ap,o ared • 1 ex ores ed hem. lees esaeediusly
well pleased with their visit. T-.e hiaele a.ked for •
week's holiday for the hop, which will be amulet at
midsummer, but the,lads prone led to their work eves
Wore the Royal party had left tho wanly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-27

COUGHS AND (X)LDS.

r A oak aad etfestsal remedy for
Combs, Colds, Ma One trial
101 tails plessaat Mating median*
will washed that it is oes of
Um moot valuable remedies ever
offered to the public, by the
early sae of which • very large
&arrant of sufferisg will be
saved. Most important testi-
monials *mid be gives did
spam, allow, from prosy vibe
speak of It thas ' Perfectly
sueeessfel."—" lashing mile,"
—" I've the greatest faith la it."
Woulda't be without It as
any sooonat."—" Qet. sore it
saved my skill's ; bid only
gives free dose, and within two
1 hears the shild was gaits
assalier musters." Sold is
bottles, Md., Is. IL, sad
91 sash. Fall al:muftis wear
,psay web botth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-27

SUDS

The business pasidng on our seed market L. ISCI• so
vary linaltid that it affords bet little sabj let for remark
Ited Clover seed. in tb•ibisocie of any •mrouletion, sod
with the so•tog demand at an end, mesta with seareely
any attention. Teen, is still a tittle speculation inquiry
1., white Clover seed. Trot II sad Aletke,aad also Pares-
alai Rye-grass end French Italian, ars held it late rates
For Maatord and Ripe seed there is inareseed request,
the tendency of values being decidedly upwards. Fti.•
qaaltittes of lloglisit Limited ars scarce, but of taidd•
hag samples there it to leak. sams and Peet ere arra.
For bird semis the trado keeps quitst.—John Shaw asd
Boos, Seed Merehants, 37, Mirk Lane. Loadoo, 8.0.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-27

GMAT FIRE AT MALTA.

• Weems fro= Malta dated twday says Thakatre
Valetta, was burnt last nicht about we. daring the
rehearsal of a new opera, Le Varela* Del Cute Ho. Ooe
of tits weans °mat Ire. aad in a few minnias the
whole Interior of Um, betiding was oafs sheet of image.
The roof, boxes, and everything bet the eater walls
ware conearned. Thor* was a great paste among the
population, who lad tie town in Outsmart& owing to
ilea vicinity of largo der11:1 of pewdae, bat happily no
loin of life Is Wend to have occurred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-27

imatitttis.

TR& CORN TRADE.
There bus been no feature of importance in the cora
tude during tbe week. The demand has not been motive,
but the tOOO h u been firm. Farther autoharps have been
made for the Continent, but they have stotbeen so eaten-
she as formerly; nevert brleuthey have bun sentient to
confirm the Improve:nut, Inasmueb is valeta bus us-
tinned very steady notwithstanding thnt the supplien
offering have been more 11boral. Th• op •ard tvudeocy
no lb. Continent continuo, thus( are %%ere is every
=t of prises ruling firm. At the same thus,
r, so long se agricultural prevail@ °options
tolerably satisfactory, any important improvement
seed not be anticipated. Th. barley trade his been
quiet, but lull prices have been realised for all guild's.
Osta Lave been fudy as dear, with a °wisest* oeciand,
but midge has been boldly so firm. Runs and pearl
hue been quiet, but firm. Arlivale English wheat,
1,590 qrs. ; barley, 10 VS. ; malt, 1,540 qm. Foreign
wheat, 21,540 p..; barley, 1,200 qrs. ; oats, 45,300
qrs.; maize, 12,520 ;qrs., floor, 30310 saelis, 1,700
barrels.

—.—
•1 Mark-Lane on Wednesday there wee no feature in
the grata trade. At. Bristol there has been a goof
demand at improving prima. On Thursday Ynglish
wheat adveneed D. and fertigo sheered a similar
eirancemsnt. Other artistes fully as dear. At
DOVilil wheat advanced is., bet trade was quits•
Other grain rether dearer. At Blrminghem let week's
rate. really malted.
Os Friday, at Mark.lane no featnre of import aces is
the grain trade. A morn liberal supply of hoeUsh
wheat on after, and • fair show of foreign. The
attend/nos of millers not large, but trade oevertheDsa
firm, and ful: rates obtained. Barley moderately sup-
plied ; trade steady at full prime. Malt quiet, Oa
former terms. Data in ?square, and quite as seer.
Maim quiet, at alsat.t late rates. Beasts and peas firm.
Flour steady In value and demand.
On Saturday late press were generally firmly held,
bet there was not mush life in the trade At Dor-
chester wheat sold readily at fully late rates, from Mia.
*0 62.. per Imperial qr. ; dilate' average was
Mt ; °herring barley 61. to is. dearer, quotations
raaglar front 29a. to 295. pot imperial qr. Oata from
61. to Is. dearer.
A TIZA•1111.

llVboar. 1 Ibuler
, 4. 4. a. d: Oat&
r. 4.
--
Apr. li .. .. i 65 1 $9 0 tl 6
19 .. .. 54 7 392 1310
26 .
.. :•1 10 ! 39 4 1310
May7l . ...I 54 11 I 39 4 1310
—lO .. ..I 630 I 943 243
—I? . .. I 631.0 I 34 10 147
---
no -
i 55 1 i

Average

21 2
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

THIL FALL OF KHIVAL.

The Daily Te/propft has information from Thin
th.t Rhiv• nu fallen. Wit it ruler le • Priaocer, and
that the Kn.*lan troops infr,red only slight losses in
aooomplithing their decisive victory over the Chimp.
This took place some time early in If.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

CITY TIMPLI.

The foaadatiow ikons et the 'harsh for Dr. Parker
to be balled City Temple, and situated In Holborn.
was this moraine laid by Dr. Blaney.

SNOW IN MAY.

Snow Ilxs to the depth of several inches on ell the
upland pert' of INN, missing it. farmers 000siderab'e
dillicnky to gilding provender for their nooks. The
beep have been removed to the glens, and oonsiderable
fatality is expected amongst the newly born lambs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

Tb• farth,r dotal' of the se!jeet Nitre referred te
the General Parmelee GomaWee, I.

SYMPATHY WITH OUR SHAKEN.

We have great plowman, in announsiag that Lieut.
Jelinger L Symone, R, N., of H. MB, Achilles, Sas
undertaken the " labour of love" Involved In promoting
to this diatriot the 011140 Kr. Plimsoll, M.P. has 10
moot at heart, fir the protection of our gadant sea-
men, and with this ohjact will give an address at the
Town-hall next Tueedsy groping. Afthr the terrible
exposures of Plimsoll's bok, every Men and woman in
Ragland will feel that not another winter should come
without something bong dono to save from 11110i1111111
perils those who "go down to the sea In ships, that do
business in great wavers" Pverlineding is the clause of
many fatal wrecks, and Mr. Plimsoll wishes the
leri.la'are to pas thin soarlon a short Act with that
object; and it has the sympathy of a large number of
the shipowners as well as of the great ono+ in one land.
The following form of petition has been drawn OD—.
"To the Honourable the Commons at Great Britain and

Ireland In Parliament amombled :
“Tlie humble petition ol the undersigned lahabinuiti el
Iherelmeter

illsinveth,—That very great and altoge her preventable loss
of life ukase from the highly dangerous preoUco of sending
sbips to aea Inun overloaded condition, sad also from sending
out ships In unsourorthr nat., from deck loading, and from
various other CW.9. You pultlonere therefore pray your
Honourable H.sase But • short Act be pared HU ergots to
Prevent deck loading betwean the 54 day of September la
r p.TeLear and the let day of Starch next enesdng (cub...ander
license, u provided for In the Bill non Won your
Honourable House), nod also be enacted that a maximum load
Sae be adopted to prevent overloading.
"And your pelltioners will ever pray, &c."
• - -

Coplee of it Ile for signature at the °aloe of thli paper,
8, Eligbetrott, Dorchester, at the libraries, the hicks,
Ike museum, the post offioe, and the working men's
tote. Already It ht. hese signed by the Mayor, the Rev.
H. Uoule,the Rev. L W. Pour, the Rev. H. Everett, the
Rev.T. Neave, r. J.P. Hedger, .LP., and other permute
In high official positions Indies are also requited to
lend their old in this cause of humanity be Again( the
petition; and we hope that Dorehester will wahine to
send up • monster memorieL

TOLLER.
TSB FAIL —At Teller Down falr on Monday, 19b,
those was rather lam than Ms* usual supply of 'beep.
but trade, oonsidering the dry weather, was vary good.
Horn ewes were la demand. aud made 63,. hi 745.
Wranllng calves In great requeet at £4 10s. to £6 Etas
The attendastee was rather smaller than In former
Mfg.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

TUB CLAIMANT.

The Tiolitooree case has been on trial "at bar '' all
the week, before two of the Judges, the third, Mr.
Jostle, Lash, being ill at home, suffering from sap.
premed gout ; but at the proceedings have ooasisted
entirely of the readlog of the Claimant's evidence
given on the former trial, the learned Judge's abeam,
bee not, as it otherwite would do, stopped the owls.
It is thought the reeding wi:l occupy the wart until
today, after which witneese. will be examiced. Toms.
Castro end Abe. Hayley arrived eh:. week at Liverpool
from Valparaiso as wltnesare, aod proiresdel at one.
for Lonfon. On Thursday the cartel. of one of the
vessels in ahioh Arthur Orton sail.l wee preiesat 1.
court, and it it mid he ad the Claimant mutually
recognieed each other. Frklay was the 19:h day of the
present trial, but public Interest does cot .em to be
abated, the court, a. neual, b.ing crowded. Doe Tomas
Castro was stated ta. be in court in the morning.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

POE THE BENZFITOF THSBUILDINd FUND.

NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL, DORCHESTER.

ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1873, the
Ray. J. JACKSON WRAY (el Louden), will
dellv•r o LEPTU RE in the Toww HALL, on
HONEST HUGH LATI EFL" . . .

The Chair will be taken at Bevan o'clock, by 0.
o.lXli. "Kb
Aosoninon :—Roverged Sat,, 2a. ; Booond Beate, la ;
Book Heat., se.
• PUBLIC TEA wlll be provided In the Coin
Itaabscia at 530. Tickets la sad).

HOBERT CHAMBER OF AGRICULTURE.
A GENERAL MEETING of the above
Xi_ CHAMBER will be held at the Tow HALL, to
°OSMIUM, on SATURDAY, the 31st day et MAY
nut, St Slaves o'clock In the Famous, for the pur-
pose al dlsermateg the reddens of the Lendlord sod
Testate 818, brooalit lose Parliement by Mews
134WAILD Katt READ, and other quattions that may then
be brought for•ard.
The Ilierehtra of the County have been lavited to
pyAsod such me•Ung.
HENRY LOCK, 1R...
RICHD. GUMS, f
Deras.„ster, V.lth ApoU, 11373.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

filatials.

TFIII CORN TRADE.

Tbe Brutus& in the grain tride has continued.
Further parches's of wheat for shipmeut to the Con-
tinent have been mods, and, although no actual
improvement hag token plum, the hardening tendwoil
of priors le suggestive if • rich Prospects, eertainly,
are In favour of high., prices, not withstanding that
there are nearly 1,000.000 gluten on pataage. Tbe
importatioos do tot keep pees with the oonsornutioe,
end as the continent Is now taking suppli-e from this
couutry. the differenise rill bacomestlll more apparent.
rite stook of upbeat to London is now 167,000 quarters,
being the smallest amoorit held for th• tail, four yews.
and the stook of 2Mr is shoot 300,000 owls. Maim
has ettrunanded • lair amount of attontioe, and ht.
been quit... dear, and oats have boon impreviog in
value. Barley also Kea been in request at extreme
prime, sod beans and pets have beeu disposed of at
folly late rite.. Vegetation has not guide mooh
▪ during the week owing to the *molar weather,
but there has been no depreciation of priyipeote. The
arrivals of Eogliab grain have been moderate, sod those
of foreign tolerably good.
On Thursday, •1 Bristol, there was a small sanely of
English wheat, which reilieed an advanoe of 2r. per
qr.; in foreign there ha. been • good trade doing dur-
ing the week, nil.. to 2, per qr. more money, but the
wile to-day is rather °booked br the bleb prime coked.
Grinding berley and oats each 61. per qr. dearer, wish
• good demand. Indian corn trnaltere94. Beasts sod
peas Is. per qttarter higher. At DfV,Sie wheat trade
firtn, and prie, s &demoted le. Oats 29., and Beans 19.
dearer. Al Blnoinghtm for wheat an &dermal of Is.
was scoured for both English and foreign.
On Friday, at Mark lane, • steady feeling in the
grain trale. Supply of Engltsh wheat not lair,
but the oonditioo good, and • fair show of foreign.
Altboogh not animated, demand area, some paresis
being taken for the euttinsot, and prices well supported.
Bapply of barley ro telerate. Transaetions to • f iir
extent, at 'Wetly poi et. Malt changot hao It on
lo•rosr tortes. For oitaa fall AVO•Lje ',quire ex, Girl.
et rv.l. and quotations well suppirtitd. darn. steady
n valee•rd inquiry. 11.111111 Mut aid (pito se (104 r.
Feat steady, at late rotes. The 11 or market firm,
ant full ire's realised. Al) the trierketa thowed •
upward tendency. At W•kellold • beet advaneed Is.
to 29. tee qtarter, ant scrng ooro rather dearer.
At the leading markets on Sakardsy wheat se:vsnord
horn 6d. to 2e. per qr. At Dorchester all dascriptloos
of wheat sold readily at frogs Is. to 21. per quarter
advance, tb• quotation. ranging Iran 569. to 635.
Grindlog buley net with • ready tale, at from 61.
to is. Merinos, the priors made belag 28, to 299.
Oats from 61. tole per q• &detain, and in gaol
demand. Beam and paw at late prices.
A

1 s. d. i Irt ts Os.
4 d.
1-- ---
11Lrcht9
Apr 12 .. •.
MI 39 0 13 5
—l9 .. . 64 7 2 23 10
—2O . . 7.110 I 39 4 23 10
y 3 . . 64 11 I 30 6 21 10
—10... 663 , 27.3 t 0 3
Average .. 65 0 i 30 0 1
" 2 I
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

THZ NEW ?All FICITI WM

The MAYOR mid the epestel Mailmen wee to reads*
a farther ornornuelettlon from the Daohy Aloe, sad to
deckle thereon.

The Town CLIME read hie letter to the Duchy
Conseil of 21ot February, semiotic( terms on which
the Council would ne glad to acquire the Beggars'
Haar/ site in lice of the present fair Geld, gad ows dated
Bth May, from the Deo:My Off lee, Moine that after fall
consideration of all the matters urged on behalf of the
Inhabitants, and the hot thet the fends al the Town
Coneeti are limited, H.R.E. the Fantle of Wails bad
beau pleesed to motion the varielioa of the terms
bet ore tendered by Mr. Bateman, se follows :—That
the Town Council be granted four sores of the Before,
Leap, without the obligation to pay the line of £5OO
list proposed Or befog regelred to beild the foam wall
ea the nortb, on serreaderiag the present fair grouted,
• garde., and stables; the ground rent to be Mt •
year daring the life of Mr. Tons, and the widowhood
of Mrs Tense if any, end afterward, £3l a year • mil
the D l aeby will boethe well an the northern beat:they.
£7OO la to be ex-waded by the Town Council In bad-
** and imorovemente.
As the Deohy hare agreed to the terms proposed
by the Council, their tender WM unithiceouely accepted
es the moSoo of Alderman COOMBS, seconded by
Alderman Loot.
_
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

DorOttsbire.

Drounean.—Tbe Lord Bishop of Salsbury bat
Instituted this Bey. Lloyd Bolter Wsfrond, clerk,
fonntrly curate of St. Martin's, Salisbury, to the
viewer of tinhorns St. Andrew with De srliab, void by
the maim of the Rev. C. G. Wheat, on he pre.oete-
Mon of Liouternant-Geosral Sir John Michel, ;
and on the same day his lordship instituted this Sew.
John Sort, Wetly ILA., to the viearaize of Combs
Keynes, void by the mission of tho Rev. F. Novitiate°,
on the prearotstion of Mr. J. W. Carter, of Woo', tel
petroo for this tarn.
Anaric Lcri.oaaatow.-1(r. Leigh Smith has started
on hi. sispedition of exploration to the nortb.east of
Substratum. Lis sorties.° beard with him a robust/ter
naturalist, Ora Mee. A. Boston, of Cambridge, and
Captain Obaranett. ILL An amateur pbaboryrapbar
he. also j dn.d ob. whioh is usdortalien by
Mr. Smith ai his oen aspens.. Mr. Saran is the
yonnigem eon ot the rato Her. IL 8 &Ann, far sassy
yame motor of cromnton, and curate of Llttlebr..dy. le
this county. lio we. edneeted at the Milton Abbas
School, and on gradoation at Caurbidge took First
Olass Honours in ilia Mauro' Science now,.
. .

Dow? VOLUNTIIit ASIOCIATION.—The priai sheet
for the 13th annual oompetitioo to volunteers of all
ann. In Dorset hie beam iBllOOl. N lem than BEN I.
offered, together with eups end medals of value. Sir
Molynenz Norman as Sheriff gives twenty guise.. nod
is Major of the Riffs battalion Al. Colonel Memel
gives es usual, • diver goblet ; CoL the Berl of E.clote
end Lieut.-Col. Steward. £lO eat& ; Major Matthews
and Mr. B. P. Guidry, £5 each; and the Assooistios
Lill. There is aleu the battalion shelling. sap •alue
£BO, the brings medal of the National Rile Assoctia.
lion, the silver badge of the Dorset V dimmer Mucci.-
Mon, and the members' sup value O. The competitions
are timed to oonolode in two days, Jane 17 and 18 ;
and no doubt the arrangements of the hes. sect. Capt.
Coombs, salieted by Battalion Q tartar.lleater Sergeent
Newman, matured by many years' experience., will meet
every possible enigma,. There are • few now features
in the arrangements which are one worthy. The Lon-
don and South- Western and Somerset and Dorset rail-
way oothittusiee have tinily .greed to bane return
tickets for the voluntsers at a single fare, and avallOge
for returning the Necond day. The Aseoslation will pay
Ws for the eampetitorr, and third Mem fare one way
over the Great Walton', C.mpetitors ere to be
efisients of last year ; and honorary elllcers and
reemite who have attended 30 drills may enter. The
pull of the trigger It to be six pounds, and every rdle
will be Meted in Ibis respect at the dring point. RAN
arnmuniti in will t•• supplied by the Smoolatioe, the
cost being included in the entractes fees. Sighting shots
not allowed. Competitors have hitherto been only
allowed to take one prize, but this year they may also
hold the aggregate prises of EL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

DORCHE.,TKR HIGHWAY DISTRICT.

PARISH OF WOODSFORD, DORSET.

THE HIGHWAY BOARD for the District
of Dorchester HEREBY GIVE NOTICE. that
is this FIRST day of JOLT neat applioatten will be
MY'. to Hen IfejestreJo.tioes of HAI Poste assembled
at Quarter Se seloas in and for the County of Demi at
Dorchester, in the said Count. • f Doiset. for an
airier fear STOPPING UP ALL THAT PUBLIC
HIGHWAY Kea FOOT!ATH leedlog from • ta•utag
out of the Public Highway from Moreton to Porches.
ter, et • point on the South East of Lower Woodaford
Farmhouse and Betildiage, to the booth East menet
of a Stahl., tercel of the said Building., sad theses
through the Yard, Cartilage, and Premise' of tits maid
Lower Woodelord Faimhoussi. in to and threoigh the
Church Yard of the sad Parish of Weodeford, arid
thence through Valolll of the G.rbe Lands of the said
Pariah of Woodaford and the Lends of HURT EDWASD,
Ban ILCHUTII, to • point In the said Highway
from Morotoo to Dorohester, at or Dear a Gate In the
same, being the Gate nest on the East of the House of
the said HURT EDWARD, EARL Or Incas-Tea, sailed
or known as Woodeford Coatis, or Higher Woodsford
Farmhouse; EXCEPT AND ALWAYS RESERVING
a right of PUBLIC FOOTWAY for all persons what-
soever from ties said turniog from the Moreton and
Dorchester Blame on lb* South East of the Lowir
Woodaford farm Building', in • northeily direetion
to the corner of the said Stable, and proondiog thane
through dm Meadows in the occupation of Ilium/
Dean, in the said par'sts of Wooddord to the Parish
of Puddletogro sod that the Certificate of two of
Her Majesty's Justices of the Peso. for the County of
Donee liseirg viewed the memo, and that ipso their
' 'tow it has app.:Ariel to them that mush first named
Public Highway and Footpsth may be act rely stopped
up (except as to the Footpath over part thereof here-
lobefore meotioned and described), the same being
OtheTWita 1111111[08ftify. with • Van of the said High-
way and Footrath, will be lodged with the Clerk e f the
Peace for the said C-iiinty of barest, at his ones is
Sherb.ratt, In the said County, on %hit 2nd day of Jane
neat. _

(holm under the Corporate Seel of the said Board
Ibis eioateeuth day of April 1873.
. . .

The Seel of the Highway Board of the Dorchester
Dietrict wee hereto allied by
E.g., the prseitliag (Amirante, at a meeting of the
Board, held at Dor,hester, on the olnetesath dby of
April, 1873, 1. the ;Atmore of
THOYAB COOll BS,
L • I
Chirk to the Boertl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20

THE DECLINE OF PROSPERITY.

The subj.-et of most anxiety at the present moment
I. monetary rather that olitiesJ. The linansial crisis
at Vanes has been followed by vibratory movement.
In all the money markets of Europe. It seems to have
disclosed to the oommercial world the feet, suepested
for some time past that the oommereisl prosperity
whale has been so general and abundant for the loot
three or four years has reached is culminating point,
and will presently decline. Something of this may be
due to the disturbing influence which wee sure to aoeoen•
pany the payment by Primo. of her war indemnity
Germany, and eomething lila tot variety of concurrent
same* which we need not now sty to enumerate. The
fain, however, remain., mad unquestionably is a feet of
no small gravity—namely, that while Ulm quite possible
that for some time to some the tide of active conameroe
may still run high, it has neva:balsas turned, and may
be exreoted, moo,' or less graduslly. to run on ths ebb
Whether pries% now unnanrally inflated, will sink to
their former level it is dillioult to foresee with anything
!approaching to certainty. lint we think it is tot at
all unlUtedy that the Chancellor of the Ssableqaer has
already begun to regret that, Ic. framing his budget
fur the year, he based his es:baste of annual revenue'
upon as expectatlito that trade ani oornmeroe would
sontioue to Sow on at that rapid paw which has marked
thou' fauns daring the year gone by.—Birstreled New..