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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-03

Vanipsbtre.

ISLE OE WIGHT RAILWAY AND TELEGRAPH
COXPANY.--It is intimated that Captain Mangles,
M. P.. and Sergeant Gazelee, directors of the London
and South-Western Railway Company, have been
appointed directors of this company, and that the
London and South-Western Railway Company have
engaged to work the line, when complete, at cost
(working) price.
PORTSSIOUTII.—A farming Pio, at La
serious tire fire broke out on Saturday anon week. in
some stern adjoining a yard attached to the premon-n1
of Mr. Harfield, grocer, Commercial Road. The
stores were occupied on the basement by Messrs.
Fletcher and Miller, and on the tint floor by Mr.
Hunt, contractor. The contents of both being verY
inflammable they were soon in a blaze. The alarm
was given, and the borough fire engine w"
quickly on the spot, but after one or two strikes the
pumps refused to act. The engines of the Sappe.
Artillery, and the 15th, soon, however, supplied its
place, and by their exertions the fire was subdued
by about three o'clock, and was entirely extinguished
by four. Great praise is due to the Sappers for
their exertions, but the other military present were
exceedingly active. Mr. Superintendent Chase waa
present, and directed the labours of the force. The
property destroyed is valued at Daub, £l,ooo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-05-03

NAPLES.

Ilaitssiitss, 'Tuesday, April 26.
Advises have been received from Naples to the 23rd
inst. . .

Disturbances have taken place at Palermo, followed
by numerous arrests. Letters received state that MO
individuals were seised.

TUSCANY.

THE REVOLUTIO.V !NTH...WANT AND THE

DUCH/E.S.
Mr. Reuter has received the following telegram :
PARIS, Friday, April 29.
The Momiteur of this morning contains the following
telegram* : .

FwitENce, April 27.

The Grand Duke of Tuscany called together the
Diplonistic Corps to day, and announced to them thst
hiving charged the Marquis Lajatico sills the formation
of a new Cabinet, that nobleman and his friends had
demanded the Duke's abdication, and that not wishing
to abdicate, and being deserted by his troops, he had
resolved upon quitting Tuscany with his family. During
the whole day the soldiers and the populace have been
running about the town, singing patriotic sirs and
shouting, 'Viva Italia!" Viva France!' but public
order has not been disturbed. This evening, at 6
o'clock, the Grand Duke left for Bologna, attended by
an escort of honour. The provisional government is
temporarily composed of MM. Permuzzi, Banaani, and
Melenchini. General Ulloa, who will take oominand of
the troops, is expected to morrow.
Guroa. April 27.
News from Spezzia states that disasters have broken
out in the Duchies. At Massa the political prisoners
have been set free. Telegraphic communication is
interrupted between Carrara and Modena.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

ITALY.

Cardinal Antonelli haVan--n—oun—oed to the Austrian &MI
French ambassadors, that the Pope is ready to make
arrangements for the evacuation of his territory by the
French and Austrian armies.
The military preparations of Austria are accelerated,
and defensive works continue at Pavia. The Lombardo-
Venetian Railway is said to have been placed at the
disposal of the chief commander, and all private traffic
stopped for three days, to faciliate military movements
between the camp at Cremona and the fortresses of
Verna and Mantua. Trieste and Laybach are to be
strongly fortified. Count Givaly, comniander-in-chiet
of the Austrian forces in the Lombardo-Venetian Pro-
vinces, arrived at Mantua on the 20th, and after holding
• review of the garrison, set out again for Verona.
The news from Piedmont as well as from Lombardy
continues to %how great excitement. A congratulatory
address, which the King of Santini* received from the
National Guard on account of his daughter's marriage
testifies strongly to the wish of the people for a war
undertaken to liberate the remainder of Italy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

TIT ESL) A Y.

Their Lordahips met al5 o'clock.
Lord CA/OPIUM!, in moving that the Vexation' In-
dictments Ball be read a second time, observed that the
Bill was similar to one he had antroduceal last session.
The object of the measure was that persons should not
be indicted for conspiracy, or obtaining money under
false pretences, and similar offences, until an investiga-
t. had been instituted before a magistrate. If the
magistrate, however, sboUld rertOw to commit the
accused for trial, the accuser could obtain the sanction
of the Attorney or Solicitor-General to apply to one of
the Judges of the Supreme Court, who might order an
indictment to be presented to the grand' jury.
Lord ViruNsttnitl,E thought the Bill highly objecti-
onable and unconatitutional.

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The Lord CitAxer.i.bott approved the Bill in every re-
spect. but tl ght it did not go far enough. Ile illun.
trated by some very forcible and striking examples the
necessity of passing some much measure as the Bill before
the House. Ile was sure hoed Campbell would not dis-
pute the proposition that every person hall the power to
put the criminal law in force, a* Lord Wensleydale had
thought. Lord Campbell's object was that this power
should be used in a proper manner, and not in such
way as to encourage extortion. After a few remarks on
the uselesanwo of iand juries within the metropolitan
districts, he gave his hearty concurrence to the Bill.
Lord CKANWORTIt !woke in favour of the second
reading.
Lord BROM:UAW supported the Bill. He cited some
strange instances of the iniNtakes which had been per-
petrated under the present system, and remarked that
such evils would not have occurred if a public prosecu-
tor hail existed.
_ _ . _ .

—Tii;ii Lordships adjourned at half-put 6 o'clock.

TIIIIRBDAY.

-.....—....
Their Lordships met at Ii o'clock.
Lord G•sr asked Her Majesty's Government for an
explanation of • recent trial at Hongkong.
Lord C.\ ARVUN stated that the trial was a fraction
of a much larger case, and declined to express an
opinion on a part until the whole was decided.
Lord 1511,11:GHAII ellecred into an explanation of a
former speech of hi., relating to warlike preparations
in France, which he declared had been misrepresented.
The Duke of AHG id. postponed his motion on Indian
education sine die,
After a few words from Lord Ehidttfiuntouou,
Lord Maui stated that the Indian Government had
been called upon to report on the question of education
He thought it would he better to postpone • discussion
on so delicate a hubject until they received that report.
Their Lordships adjounied at half-past 5 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

grimy anti Nabu.

ARMY GRANTR.-11,050,0110 is the sum required to
make good the deficiency of eertsin army grants for the
year 11457-14. The excess ef expenditure above the MOMS
voted occurs in the items of wages of artificers, Lc.:
clothing and necessaries ; provkion, forage, fuel, and
light; warlike stores and city buildings and barracks.
Under the head of "fortifications." there is an evident
blunder, the expenditure (V2l/4,151) being less than the
stun voted (E 245,1341 This deficiency on certain army
votes would be reduced to the extent of ilikimpt, if the
surpluses on certain other army votes could have been
taken in aid ; hut, owing to an alterat made in the
Appropriation Act of 18:s6-7, these surpluses must be
paid to the Exchequer.

, The steanetranaport, Contest, on Friday landed at
Woolwich pier 16 heavy siege guns manufactured by
the contractors at the biwnmor Works. A similar num-
ber has been disembarked weekly from the saute firm
for many weeks past, together with a corresponding
number from other contractirs. None 1.1 the itlll3 cast
in the standard foundry of the arsenal have been issued
for service. They are ordered to be retain. for experi-
mental purposes. Sir William Armstrong'. gnu was on
Friday brought out in the Royal Horse Artillery Square
at Woolwich, for drill practice. The entrances to the
square were strictly guarded by extra centric., and non-
cominissioned officers of the corp , oho were ordered to
exclude, without exception, all penning not wearing the
uniform of officers of the garri h . At the termination
of the drill the gun was restored to it. temporary shed
and secured from observation and inspection by lock and
key. A party of Engineer officers proceeding to the
literary and scientific institution of the garrison were
informed by the sergeant on special duty at the gate
that they could not be allowed to piss. He moreover
added that the General himself would not be admitted
out of uniform. Them restrictions are sanctioned by
the commandant of the garrison.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

Scurry Stake.s..

son. added. (T. VC.) beta; free for any horse.
1 1
2 .1
0 2
.i 0

Mr. Swllcr%l The l'nexpected (owner)
Mr. Jones' :loapy Saw
Mr. Hayter's Tininait
Mr. Gale's South Down
The following also ran: Grey Mounts, the Pony,
Little Wender. . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

-
Maturday, March is, —Wheat, Ms.
444. (last wrek, ;Via. 44..); usw wits'', —a, to --s.
Out wssk, -a. to —.,) harks, 24. to 4:1.. (bud wiwkt
284. to 43.•); (Pits, TJP. to 2.10, (last wesk, 22.. to 2114.1
Beaus, 34. to 4sls, (bud ws..k, :01.1. to 4014.) hots. —ll.
to a. (lad wask, to )sli.. loaf, 10d.
—Tim" Wa4 I moon supply. Whoat sold slolwy at bolt
walk's prices. Iluameas lo barley was dull, but former
rate' wore fully euetemea.

B,irritan trim. Friday, 01.1 wheat, £lO 04. to
110104. ; new, MI Illa. t.. 1:11 0.. per load. Malting bar.
ley. 34.. to 4011. ; grinding ditto. Va. to33a. hil4, £4s.
to ; heats., 44,.. to 4s. ; Malt, We. to M.. per sir. ;
Flour Md. 6.1. to 314. 01. per lack. Wheat
wee in good demand, at fully the quotations of thia day
week. Barley met a fair inquiry at late quotation..
Deana and oats without alteration. Flour trade shady,
IA We rates.

Butatin., Thureday.—Wheat, white, fn. 00. to
; red, 4s. Cal. to res. 0.1. per bushel; new white 411.
611. to fle. ad. ; new red fn. 0.1. tolls. Oil. ; Earley, malt-
ing, 34a. Oil. to 44.. 0,1. iwr qr. : grinding, 2.1 e. ;
Oats, white feed, 211. lA. to 25e. PIP. per pr. ; black,
21s. to 21.1. ; Oats, lrieh. white, it.. 110, to 245.
black, 211. 01. to 22e. 00. ; Beans, Engliali, old, In. 00.
to ri. 0.1. per bushel; new fie. 01 to Gs. 00.; Pews, boil-
ing, 42e. al. to :Sk.. at. ; for pigs, :Pk. al. to 404. (hi. per
qr. ; Flour, English, hest seconds, 'Zia (hi. to als. 00.
per itack.—ln ownse.pienoe of our fair baring being held
on Tuesday, the market to-day was only thinly attended
by ferUlere. the few lots of wheat offered brought fully
last week's rates. Earley of all kinds is in le*. request,
and prices are rather in favour of the buyer. listed oats
continue to sell readily, and are scarce and dear; feed
sorts are unaltered in value. Deans and pea/tare difficult
to quit, 'zoo/tat wino decline in price. We have •
better demand for dour, and approved mikes wore
easily sold, at fully former prices.

At Lb. prineipial provincial corn market, on Saturday
last trade was dull at declining prices, wLest being in
many places IL lower. Middling and low qualities were
almost unsaleable. Marley and oats were :neatly in fair
suPPII. Prices gsu.rlY stationary, but where there was
any clump it Iva& in Isamar of buyers.

BIRTHS.
February 211, at Downe 1141, Bridport, the wife of
Henn, Holumll, Req., M.D., of a daughter.
Fehruary 6, at Rums, the wife of Cu. Astely, Scotch
Fusilier Oulu*, 0( aim awl heir.

MARRIAGES.
March 1, at thg parish church. Wand,later, by tha
Rev. A. (,odd, vicar, Mr. Familia, to Mary,
youngest daughter of the late Mr. Thelnita Frampton,
both of Itesiiiin.ter.
February RI, at the Reglater °Rice, Yeovil Potion, Mr.
0, William Carlan, of (hollow,. to Louisa Helena.
you/88.r daughter of Mr. William Patten, of Middle
Chinnock.
March 1, In the pariah church, Mouton, near Slur-
mbiater.by the Rev, 11, F. St, John, Thome'. chle4
of Mr. IL Slum, of Barwick Mt. John, to Julia, ehleat
daughter of Mr. N. llenjalleld, of Mauston, Dorset.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

FRIDAY.

Their Lordships met
Lonl LYNDHUItta drew the attention of the House to
the proposal to remove the Royal Academy from the
National Gallery to a new situation, and the conditions
of such removal.

Lord DERBY said it was highly thsirable that the
Royal Academy and the National Gallery should be
separated. The present site of Burlington-house, which
it was proposed to assign to them in freehold, had been
bought by the country for the sum of £140,04:1.
After a few words from Lords MONTICAOLIC and STS-
HOPE the subject dropped.
The House then passed through committee the Debtor
and Creditors Bill.

The Burial-places BiU was then read a second time.
Lord DC:MAN:WI( gave notice that on the motion for
the second readir4 of the Marriage Law Amendment
Bill lie should move, as an amendment, that it be read
• second time that day sic months.
Their Lordships then adjourned at a quarter past 9
o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

Legal.

WESTERN CIRCUIT.
WINCHESTER, WKDRESDAY, MARCH 2.

NISI Paics (201;111%—(1k1ore Mr. Justice CitouDEß aad
a Common Jury.)
IMATTEHIE I. Moom.

Mr. Slade and Mr. Karalake were mined for the
Omuta, and Mr. Smith and Mr. Coleridge for the
defendant. .

Tl;iwaa an action of trover to recover certain
goods. The defence set up WAS • bill of sale, but which
the plaintiff alleged was counteracted by two bills of
exchange,
After a trial which lasted the whole day the jury, at a
late hour, returned • verdict for the plaintiff for f:4O.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

SPAIN.

Some journals havinglni-b-lisied a telegraphic despatch
announcing that an alliance, offensive and defensive. had
been entered into between Spain, France, and England,
for the defence of the island of Cuba, the seini-ollicial
Rojas says—" We have ftIIWII for asserting that this
despatch is false." The seini-offlcial Correspomdcoria,
on its part, denies that there was any truth in another
rumour current to the effect that a treaty of peace had
heen signed between Spain and Murroceo ; but it says
that, by the intervention of the Spanish conaul at Tan-
giers, aided by the English consul-general, the relations
between the two countries are now on • alltistactury
footing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

BLANDFORD AND POOLE TURNPIKE

"MOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
1.11 GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the TRU*
TEES of the BLANDFORD and POOLE TURN-
PIKE for the Year One thuniaud eight hundred and
fifty-eight, will he held at the CROWN INN, in
HLANDFORD FORUM, in the County of Donet.
on THURSDAY, the Twenty-fourth day of MARCH
neat, at the Hour of Twelve at Noon, for the purpose
of Auditing the Accounts of the Trust for the past
Year, and for other General Business.—And NOTICE
is further given, that at such Meeting the Trustees
will proceed- to the Election and APPOINTMENT of a
TREASURER of the said Turnpike.

EDWIN A. SMITH,
Clerk to the said Trustees.
Blandfurd, 29th February, 114.19.

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROAD&

ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
1,11 GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Trus-
tees of these Roads will be held at the New INN, in
Cisnxs ABBAS, in the County of Dorset, on WED-
NESDAY, the 16th day of MARCH next, at the
Hour of Twelve o'clock at Noon, to Audit the Accounts
of the past year, and for the General Purposes of
the Trust.
Dated this 21st day of February,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

VAN FORD.

er, Mighera, —1 hi Thursday butt
an inquest watt hula at Knighton Heath, in the
parish I.f t astfonl Magna. before Thomas Rawlins,
ournwr. tipm Aso bode of a child, named
Rhea Batton, three years ohl, who was I,urnt tu
death the previous Ilay during the temietrary alt.
Nemo of the mother from the e..tutte. wo infant
children were AIM) nt, „„„„„ ch„i, th,
game romn, but the deceased child hail been playing
with the fire, Ott the return of the mother. after
twenty minuteii. absence, the po'r child was quite
,icaa. 'ming 1,..cn dreadfully burnt, Verdict, "Acci-
dental denth from bunsine
Thomas Rawlins, Katt., clerk to the justicea, has
been appoititoi Itegestmr of the County Court at
W inibornu, Vice Kingtlon, resigned.

TOTAXR M.
'orcortnu and lin neighbourhood, It WAI
SMALL PdX,—The Milan pfix appear* to he In.
crossing its noxious consequeneea in the parish of
a man working on the railway. A
Toiler Li,
by
second tOok it, and both died. A widow awl her
fainily arc now sittfering noverely. The servant in
another house has taken the disease, ittid three recent
CMOS at other parta of the village abew it is spread-
ing amongst the children. :Sono of the parties are
sal.t.o have been wanting in discretion • but the
instance of a immr servant girl is A Markel' one.
After waiting nisin her mistral's, in a moat c.nlluent
state, she imbibes the poison
Situ, on Ilne of thu
most inclement evenings of the aeason. is ("Tilled in
in open cart, to the Journey over the well-known
bill which separates Toiler from lbanipishani, and
there intmiluces the frightful calamity. The
philanthropist will strive to alleviate personal suffer.
mg, and restrain contagian to its narrowest
boundaries, while the medical officer and the ratv•
payer begin to feel personally interested. The
indifference with which the precautionary measures
are regarded, both as it respects vaccination and
contact with infected houses, assuredly calls for eon.
siderstion in the proper quarter.

STURMINSTER NEWTON.
EMBIZZLIMENT. —Oil Friday, Willi= liknsford, of
Sturminster Newton. a servant in the employ of
Mr. Able Elkins, of the same place, hay dealer, was
taken before John Hussey, Esq.. at Marnhull,
charged with embezzling the sum of two pounds, the
moneys of his master. The prisoner was sent to
Califon! Magna with a load of bay, and be was to
receive £3 on account of his master —with one pound
he was to buy a load of coals, and the remaining i 2
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

gOLOMON r. PAC( 'TT.

Mr. Collier and Mr. Carter were counsel for the plain-
tiff, and Mr. Kerslake for the defendant.
The plaintiff lived at Torquay, and the defendant
was a common carrier. The action wag brought to re•
cover the value of a marble teble belonging to the plain-
tiff, which be had purchased of a ',cretin at Kph!. It
was sent by the defendant to Torquay, and on its arrival
there it was found to be broken to pieces. The only
point in the ease was whether the table was properly
packed.
The jury found a verdict for the plaintiff.—Damages
£lB.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

CROWN COURT.
WEDNESDAY.
TUN ANDOVER MURDER.

The grand jury have thrown out the bill against Banks
and his wife for this murder.
THUM/AT.
(Before Air. Baru,' wArsoN.) .

Francia Baugay was indicted for having published •
libel.
• -

Dlr.:4lloe and Mr. W. M. Cooke appeared for the pro-
secution, and Mr. Prideauz and Mr. Beethani appeared
for the defendant..

The defendant pleaded " Guilty."
Mr. Pi Meaux then addressed the Judge, stating that I
on the part of the defendant he had to express his un-
qualified regret that he had made a statement which
must have been very painful to the primecutor, who was
• gentleman who for some yearn had taken an active
part on the Conservative side. The defendant, being a
man of strong political feelings on the other side, MAN
made the Illetillllll of circulating this libel, mid he at the
time believed be was doing nothing more than circular
ting a political aquib, but he now felt it was likely to
give pain to Captain Engledue. A proposal was made
that the defendant should give up the name of the
author, but he was not prepared to do that until he
found that Captain Engledue was ready to express re-
gret for language he had need ; but the defendant was
prepared to relieve Captain Engledue from all anxiety
without the intervention of the author, who, being also
• gentleman of strong political feeling, and having
reason to feel aggrieved in conaequence of strong lan-
guage Captain Engledue had used at a meeting of the
governors of the Southampton Infirmary. But Captain
Engledue, he rejoiced to say, in a manner that did hint
great credit, was prepared to express his deep regret
that lie should have allowed himself to use that lan-
guage. He was therefore instructed on behalf of Dr.
Hearne, of Southampton, to express his regret that,
being actuated by atrong political feeling, lie had allowed
hinitiell in • moment of irritation to be the author of
this libel, and he expressed Ilia most unqualified sorrow
and regret for having done so; and he msured Captain
Engledue that from this day he was prepared to forgive
and for all that had occurred.
Mr. Slade, on the part of Captain Engledue, begged to
express his thanks to Mr. Prideaux for the very hand-
alone manner in which he had acted, and for having
withdrawn all imputation on Captain Engleilue. It dill
equal credit to all parties. On the part of Captain
Engledue he expressed his 'egret that any observations
of his should have tended to produce irritation and
wound the feelings of Dr. Ilearne.
The defendant then entered into his own recognizan-
ce, to appear when called on, and was discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

*Both Ileac won cleverly.

A Hurdle Hace.—Sweepb4akt.4of7. sots. each, with 20
surs. &dike, for horses regularly hunted with the Tcd-
worth, Hauipshirc. Ilainhledon, New Forest or
Heroic,' 11•41111111, during the 1.01,011 of 18:18-59. 124.
etch ; two miles, over sit dights of hurdles.
Mr. Lywoud's Dulcimer .......(Mr. Edwards) 1
Mr. liarratt's Widow 31.,ehrec
Mr. Tubb's Reuben Martin 3
The following also ran :—Clouglahally, Stonehenge,
and Park Keeper.
Match V 25 each (11.1.) KA. 21h. each.— Mr. Gale's
Tommy beat Mr. Brown's Little Wonder.
A sweepstakes of Ills. each, with a silver cup, fur
ponies 12 hands high. Heat half • utile.
Mr. Wooloott's Pegy • 1 I
Mr. C. ltuasell's Jou (*row 2 2
Eight others ran.

liA N KRUM'S.
(From the Letobot (io:rtre of Tuesday.)
Samuel Hinder. jun., Salisbury, auctioneer.
Charles Wooltorton. West Smithfield. ironmonger.
Cheeks Henry Joseph. otherwise Charles Henry Jeri's,
stnuel, licensed victualler.
Joint Webb, 'leading, butcher.
John James Messer, Upper King-street, Commercial.
road Each. optician.
Henry Eaton Woodruff, Nottingham, lace manufac-
turer.

Thomas Swift, Shtdie groo.r.
Eawanl Hoyle, C ~,, i , I.Meolnkhire, grocer.
John Winstonlcy, Curlyn Idouglitnu, and t;eurige Raper
iiarrey, comb umoufact • .

(From the Lomita. (iceete of Friday.)

William leery Hays, Cheapoide and Freen-um. 's
-court,
cheepsitle, painter.
William Fowler. Bradford. Yorkshire, grocer.
Joseph Itedshaw, Orange-road, Bermondsey, tanner.
Fr.incis Folkard, East Berglault, Suffolk, builder.
James David Jones, Meet•street, estinghoure-keeper.
George Francis Cooke, Wouldhaui, Kent, and else-
* here, limeburner, and King-An:et, Cbeapside, atter-

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Richa Nlrd 'Blinn, Dudley, shoe manufacturer.
Grurge Womersley, Derby, hatter.
George Bullock Porto,, Liverpool, apotheau7.
James Hubbard Skeeles, Liverpool, boot dealer.
Thomas Crow, Berwick-opal-Tweed, painter.

DANICHUPTCIE.B ANNULLED.
Edwin Hills, Warmth, Hanopahire, niandesturian
mist.
John Walker, Stockport, licensed victualler.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

ORGANIC WEAKNENS.—ITS CAL,SeS AND
CURE.

Just pnblidad (tcdh an Appendix we the ettratire
Powers of Oat ranic.Elertriedy), price h. free by
vat ff,r 13 .in 14,

‘ZELF- I'ItESERNATION : A Dledical Treatise
I on NERVOUS DEBILITY and FUNcTIoNAL
WEAKNESS. more particularly in reference to the
INFIRMITIES and DISORDERS of the ENER A
TI VE SYSTEM ; tracing the Origin of these distressing
afflictions to causes which vitiate the very fountains
Life awl prematurely destroy the vigour of Manhood.
With Practical Observations on the Cure of these
lba..ases, and on Use extraordinary restorative power
LOCAL 6.4 LVA N ISM in cases of nervous prostra-
tion, muscular debility, and functional incapacity, when
used in combination with the remedial agents no success-
fully employed by the Author during a practice of up-
wards of Twenty Years. With descriptive Cases,
numerous Engraving., Instructions, &c.
By SAMUEL LA'MERT, M.D.,
37, Bedford Square, London.

Registered Licentiate of the London Society of Apothe-
caries, Doctor of Medicine of the University of Erlan-
gen, Honorary Member of the London Hospital Medical
Society, kc. . . . .

An erroneous impression exists that public announce-
ments on these disorders emanate only from unqualified
persons, but as the new Medical Act provides that none
but registered practitioners shall assume any Medical
title, there that are legally qualified can readily be dis-
tinguished—a point of great importance in cases where
secrecy, confidence, and skill are equally requisite.
In the Ile. edition of 'Self-Preservation,' facts of
paramount utility are brought together—facts appealing
to the prudence of all who are suffering from affections
which involve the enfeeblement and ultimate loss of
those powers without which man forfeits the dignity of
nature, and sinks to the most pitiable depths of physical
and moral degradation. In cases where the vital
essences have been weakened by the int uenees of tropical
climates, by pernicious habits, indiscriminate excesses,
improper diet, hardship, or by injudicious treatment,
the means of cure adopted by the Author, in conjunc-
tion with the application of Load Galvanism, have fre-
quently been found successful, even in cases where
recovery had been pronounced impressible.
Published by the Author, price Is., or free by post for
thirteen stamps, and may he had of Allen, Warwick-
lane, Paternoster-row, London ; Westinacott, chemist,
Markit-street, Manchester; J. Guest. Bull-street, Bir-
mingham • Barraclough, Fariale, Sheffield ; Rayner,
High-stree;t, Southampton ; . Love, Enoch-square,
Glasgow; 11. Powell, Westworeland-street, Dublin, or
tbe
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

LONDON MARKETS.

(BT ELECTRIC TELPIRAPII.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, MARCH 7.

The supplies of wheat at our market to-day
were gliod.
Trade dull at fully one shilling decline front
the priors of last Monday.
liarley lilla oats without alteration.
'leans cheaper.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

moNDAy, MARcli 7.

Our market was supplied to•day with three
thousand four hundred beasts, and nineteen
thousand sheep.
Trade lower.

Beef, best quality 4 10
Mutton. ditto
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

Imperial Parliament.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-110NDAY.

The House met at s.o'elock.

i,;;;17-1.-;;;;no—X-WiSii-cair-o- know the exact informa-
tion which the Government had received in relation to
the withdrawal of the French and Austrian troops from
the Papal dominions.
Lord MAI.IIESOCHT believed that the Papal Govern.
ment had made its request to the French and Austrian
Governments of its own scam'. The troops of those
respective countries would vacate the Papal territories,
as they had no right to occupy thou after the Pope's
request that they should withdraw, lie had received
assurances from both France and Austria that they
would evacuate the Papal Kingdom when requested by
the Pope. Of course a large body of troops could not
be removed in a day; it required time; but lie could
not think that either France or Austria would attempt
to remain after the request of the Papal Gover 1111 l ent
for their withdrawal. In answer to Lord Brougham, he
observed that the French Government had stated that
the preparation of warlike stores and armaments in
France was merely to fill up the deficiencies of former
timea. . . . . .

The Loan CitAnciti.t.on mowed that the Debtor and
Cr.filar Act be read a wound time.
Lord C.tnetwli moved that the Hill be referred to a
Select Committee.

After an a 11111 l ated discussion, in which Lord CRAN•
WORTH Lord Bsounitan, Lord OVRRSTONR, and Lord
Wr.sni.ev DMA aisike in favour of a Select Committee.
The LORD Cliaricei.i.oli stated that if the Bill were
referred to a Select Con 111 l Mee it would not pass this
session ; that Ids own avocations and those of Lord
Campbell would incapacitate them from attending to
the committee, and that a report had been published in
ISSI from which all necessary information could be
obtained. He deprecated delay, and moved that the
Bill be read a second time.
The Bill was then read a second time.
Their Lordships adjourned at a quarter to 8 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

LETrINII TIIK r1111•VIELD.

ou called attentima to two tenders which
had la reek iota for renting the Fair- &LI, hot itie
that there wail some doubt ilholit letting the
lou h it ell. It hail been the opinion of the late
that they ought to keep tie' groomed in their own
liands. hi. risk( rv:mroft IsMeg the iliflielitty of MAillg
the I. 11.14: keep the frtiCes in a proper 'onto of repair.
Mr. Minors concern ii with the late 31..yor's opinion.
It woo ilitlkult to way whether tin damage was done at
the fair time or any other time, and under the eir-
i unistatiree the guarantee of the to 'mot to repair wee
not worth inueli. Then, a peel deal of 1111 l ey had been
diid mit by the Council in the fences, which had been
newly labl. 11114 they would require much care, especially
dicing the first year.
Mr. Sr %s not and Mr. Minn were SISO opinion
thst oh.. council ought to keep the land in their own
possession, and after a lengthened coovereation respect •
slug the additional apace reliiired for the market-ground
on account of the increasing her of stock wild by
Mes,rs. Raker and Kuser at their periodical sales, the
subject dropped, neither of the tenders being accepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

RABBIT BEAGLES.

MO BE SOLD, SEVEN COUPLES of small
RABBIT BE AOLES, FOUR COUPLES of
HUNTING HOUNDS, and THREE COUPLES of
BITCH PUPPIES, just entered. They are well bred,
and handsouse. Average height of lb. Pack 12 inches
only.
. . _ _

Apply to W. M.," Dorset County Express Once,
Dorchester.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court
of Chancery made in a Calla!, HUDDLDITON
against HUDDI,EBTON, the Creditors of HENRY
HUDDLESTON, ate of Purse Catindle, in the County
of Dorset, Esquire, who died in or about the month of
October, 1858, are by their Solicitors, on or before 6.
SIXTEENTH day of MARC H, 1859, to come in and prosy
their Debts, at the Chambers of hi. Honor, the Via.
Chancellor eir RICHARD TORIN KINDERBLEY,
Number :1, STONE BUILDINGS, LINCGLNN INN, MIDDLE-
SEX, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily
excluded the benefit of the said Decree.

liboiDAT, the TWCITY•rIitnT day of MARCH, 1/450, at
12 o'Clock at Noon, at the ...id Chamber., is appointed
for hearing and adjudicating upon the claim..
Dated thia Eleventh day of February, 1859.
Clll3. P 1.71111,
Chief Clerk.
Evsrox MILL*
Grays Ina'Square.

DORCHESTER COAL COM PA NY,
FORDINOTON, DORCHESTER.

THE DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY
beg to inform their friends and the public gene-
ally, that they are now enabled to
REDUCE THE PRICE of COAL as under :
At their Yard at Pardingtom :
pre ewt.
Best Walls-end Coal
„ Steam ditto l*. 24.
„ Tenby Stone Cad
At the Great Western Raifway sallow :
Maiden
Newton. Dorchester,
Best Radstock C0a1... nid. 9ld.
Small ditto
Rnabon Coal l2d. 121 d.
Ballo ditto 12.1 124.
Cuba
BEST TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable terms.
The very heat ROMAN. PORTLAND, and BATII
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, kc.
Coal not paid for on delivery will be charged 14. per
cwt. higher than the above prices. But if paid for
within one th. Is. LI. per ton Illinount will Is•
allowed ; within three months, MI. per ton ; but if
not paid for at the expiration of three months, no ilis•
count will be allowed.
The I),MCHEMT6II 01.11. Coll PAN Y are also IMPORT-
ERS of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALS, WELSH SLATE, kc., Re., which they are
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICES.

All Goods will he delivered, if required, at any dis-
tance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. Ai rRED BuRT, the Company's
Manager, Bordingtana, Dorchester, will have immediate
attention.
January 1, 1859.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

DORCHESTER.

TORE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY

. _
f ESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR, at the
IVA. THREE IIIARINERH' INN, in Dorchester,
on THURSDAY, MARCH 10th 1M59, at Three &Clock
ia the Afternoon, subject to such conditions a., will be
then produced, in consequence of the death of the late
I'roprietor ; the Fee.simple awl Inheritance of all that
well known and good-accustomed

INN, called the "THREE MARINER.',"
situate in the High•Esst-Strcet; also, the extensive

lIREWERY
adjoining, iitore•Hoonis, Underground Wine, Spirit, and
Beer ("oilers, capable of holding 1,000 Hogsheads, and
Stabling for 40 Horses, the whole most conveniently
arrangeti.

The' Prentioes, with the exception of a very small
part, have lately been rebuilt in a subatantial wanner,
at a cost of nearly I:2,0110, and are now Let on Lease to
the Proprietors of the Dragon Brewery fur a term of 21
years front the 25th lkeeinber, Dks4,deterniinable at the
option of either party at the expiration of the first
seven or fourteen years.
Further particulars may be known on application at
oar °Moe.

INGR.kM & SON,
Solicitors, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

Court Xrtus.

I TIIC Queen and Prince coneort, sccompaided by the
Prim:wipes Alice and Helena, visited the Countess de
Nautili at Claremont, on Thursday.
Hen MAJnoTT'n Leerit.- flee Maje•ty the Queen
I held her wound Levee this iwaxon in St.
on Thunsday afternoon. The Queen and Prints; Consort,
attended by the Ladles and Gent', men in Waiting,
arrived from Buckingham Palace ~..corted by a detach-
ment of the Royal Horse Ouards, and were received by
Ilie Omit Olken of State. /lie Royal Higlinem the
Duke of Cambridge attended the levee. tier Majesty*"
Body Guard of the Hon. f'orp• of mmentliguen•at-Anis"
was on duty in the State *alums, under the command of
the Lieutenant. Lieutenant'( olonel Cooke? pub-officer,
attended. The Earl of Derby lied an audience of Ikr
Majenty. The Earl of Iladdington had tin audience of
the Queen, and delivered to Her Slangily the emuiigna of
the order of the Thistle worn by the late Earl of Had-
dingtoe. Captain Charles lellowes, Royal Navy, had
an audience of the Queen, and delivered to tier Majesty
1111 lanierial Chinese flag, taken from I 'ounon.,,uoner
Yeh's haulm at Canton. The Queen wore • train of white
milk, brocaded in wreaths and bunch., id flowers in green,
red, amid gold, trimmed with white blonde and ruches of
green satin riband. The petticoat white satin, trimmed
with white blonde and ruches of white ',atilt riband„
Hod-dm'', &diadem of emeralds and diamonds.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

DENTAL SURGERY.

- •
ATTENDANCE at DORCHESTER ....Pry oilier
WEDNESDAY. at Mr. HAZEL'S, hogs-
MOnyer, High Wr4
NEXT ATTENDANCES—WEDNESDAY, 310 ch 17!
awl March 31.
MR. B. E. MOS EL Y, M. R. C. S. ,

•
OF THE FIRM OF support the whole of the Liberal party.
MESSRS. EPHR.4IM 3141SELY et SON,
SURGEON-DENTISTS,
9, UROSVENOR STREET, Gmusvicyon &mum,

Alllllll
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

NlZ.kfit'S TERRITORY.

Sir H. Rose was re rook to Aurungabad on the 6th,
accompanied by a field force. for the reduction of the
&dailies, who arc still committing depredations in the
Nizam's teiritory.
. . .

The Bombay Presidency is quiet.
If. L ANDERSON,
Secretary to Government.
Bombay Castle, Feb. 9, 1859.
The following telegram was received at the Foreign-
°Mee, from Acting Consul-General Green, on Wednes-
day, March 2, 1.29 p.m. :
CAIRO, Feb. II
The steamer Bombay, from Bombay, arrived at Sues
on the 214 inst.
A General Order from the Governor-General contains
those words

Lord Clyde announces that the campaign in which the
troops under immediate command have been engaged is
closed, and that rebellion no longer exists in Oude.
Sir Jung Baliador is stated to have issued a prochuna-
tion, to the effect that lie will surrender to the British
Government all insurgents found within his territory.
The Begutu and several other chiefs have escaped into
Nepaul.
Sir Htgli Rose is making active preparation for finally
subduinf the Rolling's.
The Newel) of Furrackabad arrived at Futtygliur on
the 24th nit, as a prisoner, having given himself up to
Major Bruce, of the (Jude polite.
JOHN GREEN.

THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON IN THE
MEDITERRANEAN.
The following telegram has been received from a Malta
correspondent :
MALTA, March 2, 10.25 •.m.
The (rand Duke Constantine, with the Russian squad-
ron, leaves for Athena to-day.

The following telegrams have been received at Mr
Renter's MR*, : .
.. ... . .

BY.KLIN, Wednemilay.
To-day the Ministry. urged by the repeated proposals
of several States of the Zollverein, decided upon pro-
posing to the Zollverein resolutions prohibiting the ex-
portation of horses on all the frontiers, without excel,
tion. . .

PA Rix, Wednesday.
Lord Cowley leaves Vienna on Saturday next.
The Consfilulioneel sap—" We learn that in conse-
quence of the communication addressed by Cardinal
Antonelli to the French Ambassador at Rome, the Em-
peror has ordered the immediate evacuation by our
troops of the Pontifical city. A message received here
to-day announces, as it jci asserted, that the French corps
,fotronl!s had been f rthwith withdrawn to Civita
Vecchia, there to await he transport vessels which will
convey the troops back to France."

The lllailitrair officially announces the appointment of
Captain Marquis de Montaignac de Chauvanee to the
command of the French squadron in the Newfoundland
waters. The Manmis will hoist his flag on the Gassendi,
Arst-elass steam arise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

AUSTRIA.

Lord Cowley, with his family and two altackh,
arrived at Vim n Ins on the 27th ult., and next day had an
audience of the Emperor. .1 grind dinner was given in
leis lordship's honour, at Court, on Tuesday. All the
filinisters and foreign ambassadors were invited. It
was reported in Vicuna that his Lordship, was co 11111 l ia-
chmed to suggest to the Austrian Cabinet—That Austria
ahould withdraw her forces from the Roman States,
France doing the same ; and that Austria should
renounce all treaties formed with the Sovereigns of
Italy after the great treaty of 11415. Agreeing to the
above, the great Powers would then secure Austria her
rights to Lombardy. But she under no circumstances
is to occupy any State of the Italian pe ll ill sula in future,
even if called upon t , to so by the sovereign of the
state. A 'tar mission was projected for Prince
En.olerick-William of Prussia, but that has been aban-
doned.
All furloughed soldier* belonging to certain regiments
stationed in Italy are recalled. It is reported that
Baron Hess will be raised to the dignity of marshal, and
that he will be placed at the head of the Italian army,
should war ensue.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08

FRIDAY.

Isaac Searcy was indicted for assaulting Georgina
Hill, with intent, Esc.
Hr. Rumen and another learned gentleman were
counsel for the prosecution, and Hr. Poulden and Hr.
W. 11. Cooke defended the prisoner.
it appeared from the evidence that the prisoner was
a lay vicar of the cathedral of Winchester, and the
girl was the daughter of a draper and teadealer in this
city. She was years of age. They were strangers to
each other until the month of June. On the 11th of
that month the prisoner met Mime Hill in the streets of
Winchester and he spoke to her, but immediately said
he liad mistaken her for his niece. They had a little
conversation and separated. On Sunday, the 13th of
June both parties bad been at the cathedral, when the
prisoner Caine up to her and asked her to take a walk.
She at first refused, but in • short time consented, and
they took a short walk in the meadows. On the following
Sunday the mine thing was repeated. On Sunday the 27th
of June, they took • walk on the Peteralield-road till
they came to • path woes some fields ; they went along
that path into • coni field. The girl said "How beautiful
the corn look.." The prisoner then put his arm round
her waist ; she tried to get away, and then found
a handkerchief passed over her fame, and she instantly
became Insensible. When her senses returned she
found herself lying on her book and very ill. The pri-
soner was standing near her; he asked her if she was
faint. She said she vas, and this she iris eery ill. He
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

MARRIAGES.

August 27, at Trinity Church, Weymouth, Richard
Nichols, Eaq., surgeon, to Mi.o Anna Lucas.

DEATHS.

August 29. at West Quay Road, Poole, after but
one day's illness, Mr. David IMWing, master mariner,
for many years highly respected as master of one of
Messrs. W. Cox and Co.'s vessels, aged 32.
August 29, at Wimborne Minater, William George,
eldest son of William Webb, Esq., aged 37.
August 28, at Weymouth, Sarah Aun, the beloved
wife of W. H. Atkinson, Esq., solicitor, Blandford,
aged 29.
August 28, at the Grove, of diptheria, Milbroagh
Curtis, the beloved and only surviving daughter of
Mr. Shem Curtis, officer at the Portland Prison.
• August 28, at Wimborne, Caroline, youngest child
of J. W. Bailey,
August 28, at Code Castle. Mr. John Wareham,
grocer, formerly of Child Okeford.

All communicabona in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to he addressed to
Mr. FItitI,F.RICK M A LI.ETT, Editor of the Dorset
County Express aud A qrkrilittral Glateile, at the
Office, Church Street. Dorchester.
-
Tffi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

L 30,000 FOR, TWO POUNDS.

JOTTERY ArTfIORISED and GUARAN-
TEED by Government.
Apply to FR. FAIIRICIUS, Frankfort-on-the-Maine,
Germany, or at M, Taymouth-terraoe, Philpot-street,
Conunercial-road, E., London.
PROSPECTUS GRATIS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.

ALL Business relating to BRITISH AND
FOREIGN PATENTS

And the
REGISTIIATIt NUF DESIGNS
May be transacted at

47, LiNcOLN's-INN-kii:i.DB, bDo ; & IG6, BUCHANAN-
STREET, G1.A1460W.

" HINTS to INVENTORS" tree on application.
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J. H. JOHNSON, &moron,
THE AUTHORS OF
THE PATENTEES' MANUAL:

A complete Epitome of the Law and Practice of British
and Foreign Patents.

THE PRACTICAL DRAUGHTSMAN :
A complete course of Mechanical Engineer-Mg and Archi-
tectural Drawing, with Examples of Machinery. com-
prising Uri Quarto Plate Engravings, 60 Woodcuts, and
200 pages of Letter-press. El S. 6d.

flik PRACTICAL MECHANICS' JOURNAL:
Is. Monthly. Containing 28 Quarto Pages of Letter-
press, illustrated by two Plate Engravings, and fifty
Wood-cuts. Longman and Co., Paternoster-row.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

PROVISION MARKET.

We have no material change to notice in the value of
any kind of butter, and the transactions are by no
means extensive.

110? INTELLIGENCE.

Bctoucg.—Fstosy, 2.—There are several
pockets of new hops on show, at prices varying from SOs.
to 120 a. per cwt. In yearlings very little is doing, and
the quotations have • downward tendency. The duty
is still freely backed at 1'260,000.
Nothing can he more favourable than the continued
progress of the plsntations, and the duty has in cones-
quenee advanced to L`270.000, with every prearect of the
amount being fully realised. Picking in some few instan-
ce. has commenced, and about 50 pockets of the new
growth have arrived at the market. The few sold
at 1046. to 200 a., and the remainder are on offer at from
100 s. to 112 s. per cat.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

ITALY.

The official Piedwomiree--71a;elle gives a denial to the
reports that politicial dissensions exist among the
members of the Liardinian Cabinet. The King has
issued a decree establishing • military college at
Milan.
Fresh arrests have taken place at Naples, and much
excitement is caused amongst the people by the high
price°, corn.
The Duke de Orammont has held • conference with
Card:nal Autonelli on the subject of the re-organisation
of the Legations.—lt is asserted that the Government
of Bologna has dissolved • regiment in which some
Blassini volunteers had attempted to cause an excite-
ment. One French division only will remain in Home.
The garrison of the Pope is to march to Pesaro, where
the troops are being concer trate4. An earth.leake has
taken place at Norcia ; pers.wi were killed and a
large number injured ; 9.01 e) of the I.l.illatiun are en-
camped in the neighbourhood of the town. The Pope
has despatched assistance to the sufferer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

NEMOATE AND LEADENIIALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, stn. 2.—Sapplies of picot moderate, and
trade steady, at very full prioes.
Per Sib.. by the cart-see:
.1
Inferior beef.. 2 101.3 0 Inferior mutton 3 3 6
Middling ditto.. 3 2 3 6 Middling ditto 3 3 4 0
Prime large ditto 3 8 6 0 Prime ditto . . 4 2 4 6
Primearnall ditto 4 2 4 4 Veal
lArgo pork .... $6 3 8 Small pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

OR
THE WAY TO HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

lIVEN AWAY. as a atop to empiricism and
elorbitart fees, for the benefit and private inform-
ation of Nervous Sufferers of both sexes, and those eon-
ternAating Marriage. Illustrating an entirely new mode
of LOCAL SELF-TREATMENT, discovered abroad
by a high medical authority in these matters, and so
simple that all can practice for himself Privately. Suomi-
fully, and at the smallest possible cost, thus avoiding
doctors' fees and their usineral poisons. This Guide
discloses hidden mysteries and the wonders and life-
giving efficacy of these new " CURATIVE REME-
as by their use all the functions upon which life
depends are invigorated; the diseased secretions re-
moved, and the impared generative power re-established.
The principal nervous centres, as well as the most
delicate generative organs are brought under the
immediate permanent influence of a mild system of
action, which revivifying the-nervous system, the process
of rejavenesoense. takes place, the virile power is
regained, and sterility, impotence, and all impediments
to marriage removed. Tim vital fluid, lost by early
irregularities, is also reproduced, and life again enjoys
its happy charms..
Tim Author, being aware that the English treatment
is entirely wrong in theorf, has determined on present-
ing the above, free of charge, to all sufferers, and those
interest in medical Reform, and he therefore adopts
this mode of publicity.
Enclose two stamps, forresirdage, and address W. Hill,
Elf!, M.A., No. '27, Alf Place, Bedford So. London,
N. K. Clergymen and others interested in the welfare
of mankind will confer a boon by laudably assisting in
the distribution of these Curative Means.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-06

CERNE.

CERN 6 PETTY StatitoTes, -I%;ed—nesclay August 31st.—
Magistrates present :—Colonel Bingham, J. J. Farqu-
harson, jun., Esq., J. E. Bridge, Esq., and the Revs. C.
W. Bingham, and J. T. Hinds.
This being the Annual Licensing Meeting the Bench
was occupied forsome time in renewing the usual certifi-
cates to innkeepers. No complaint was wade against
any house in the division, cud no license was therefore
suspended.
Sept. Blake v. William Frampton of Froome Bt. Quin.
ton. This was an information for unlawfully selling a
pint of beer, on the 22nd of July last to one Peter Brewer,
commonly known by the name of "French Peter," and
who is an itinerant mender of sack bags kc. The French'
man's evidence not beirg corroborated and the defend-
ant having called witnesses to prove that Brewer was at
the time the worse for liquor the Magistrates dismissed
the ease. Mr. Ingram, solicitor, of Dorchester, conducted
the defence.
Several charges of dtrinkenese were then preferred by
the police and the following persona were convicted, and
fined us, each, and costs :—William Drake, of Chalet-
borne, labourer; Michael Mitchell, of Mappowder, la-
bourer, Henry Woodsfurd, and Albion Collins, bud; of
Cern° Abbas.