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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

Countrg laiscrUang.

Krrcnnc GAILIAN Ort—ltaTinx-s.--Viinter crop. of
Spinach will now need thinning oat, which should be
done neatly with the boo; thin the plants out regularly
to distanoes some three or four inches apart; thus they
will be be better able to grow hardy, and to withstand
the severity of the winter. Transplant finally the
necessary Cabbagu intended for • spring supply ;
pickling cablis;es will also need 'atelier treatment, where
plants exist for the purpose. Finish planting also all
savoys and curled greens ; these if left later will not
have any proper opportunity of establishing themselves.
Sow another pinch of Cauliflower seed ; u the weather
in likely to prove open, the young plants will in all
probability come in well to stand through the winter.
Should the weather continue dry, it will be well to
forward any of these should they prove rather baekward,
by giving them an ocalaional watering. Any cauliflowers
that aro sufficiently forward should be transplanted into
wont. 16.4. ...Ile iooL. LI Ito ygain ronlnvuAlti
necessary should they show symptoms of becoming too
stroeg. Plantations of Aopar.. should be cleaned off
u soon as the upper growth ban become ripened. Cut
the ripened stalks off clue to the ground, and well hoe
tho surface over, in order to admit air to the Crowns DOW
ripening off. Ile particular to reniove all old flower
stalks from globe artichokes immediately the flowers
are gathered. This will be the more nocomary now
that strong young thoote are needed against the
winter. Make yet another rowing of latteee, of the
brown cos sorts, and a similar one of Endive. Trans-
plant any of the former which need that operation.
Get together, now that the season boa arrived, the
proper quantities of horm.ilreepings for the main Latch
of Mushroom beds. When the necesniey quantities
have been provided they must be tued lightly up in
heaps together, there to remain until Bente of the more
rank moisture lies been steamed out of them. After
two such sweatings they are, in • general way.tolersbly
fit for" bed" making, to which 1 gull refer in a week
or two.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

STALBKIDGE.

A YOUNG GIRL ACCIDENTALLY SHOT DT • VOLONTITIL
—At the termination of a rifle contest between the
Shaftesbury and Stalbridge corps at Stalbridge, several
of the volunteers met at the railway station, and
whil.t there began joking about a fashionable bonnet
worn by a young female who happened to be on the
platform. Oue of the young men belonging to the
Stalbridge corps, jokingly slid that "ho could soon
t ilte that oil," and shouldering his ride aimed at the
young person, but was horror stricken to find that his
ride was loaded. The ball lodged in the shoulder of
the young girl, who fell to the ground. Modica assist-
auts) Wal procured, and the bullet extracted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

THE COUMONLAND QUESIRON.

Mr. A. &riven called attent!on to the vexed ques-
tion with regard to the rtmoval of gravel, &c., from the
common land. It was n matter which ought to he
eettled, and he suggested that the Clerk should write
to the I los. C. Gore upon the subject.
Mr. E. Pearce was also of opinion that the matter
should be gone into.
The Clerk suggestcd that the Board shtnid order
thoir surveyor to remove at once gravel of the value of
1:5. By doing that, if tho .picatiou was brought into the
County Court, they would have the privilege of having
a jury to ',tile the ease. Previously they only removed
gravel to the amouut of £4 Gt., therefore If they con•
tinned only removing that quantity, the matter. If
brought into court, would be oottlod by the judge. If
the Board approved of be atagge,tini ho would Isom-
monictte the f met to the ilon, C. Gore.
.

... ............ _,. ......_
."1"1; .6-11.;;;;an coincided with the Clerk's 1
views and
in answer t..) a question from a member of the Board,
1 ho said the won could remove about twenty yards in one
di
lillr. A. Sottisen propoeed "That the Surveyor ho
I instmatod to proceed at once and haul forty yards of
, gravel from the common lands near the Bill of Port-
, laud, so that the right of the Crown nii4lit he disputed,
and the,. the Clerk be 1.,.• ...AAA 1., .1,4c116,1 ray proweo.l.
Inge the ttovoroment might take in the matter."
, Mr. E. I'tatoo seconded the proposition, which was
. carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

LOCAL BOARD OF MULTI!.

A meeting of the Loeal Board of Health was hold at
the Board-room. on Thursday afternoon, under the
presidency of Mr. 11. Scriven. The other members
present were, Messrs. A. :Striven lb Lane' W. Gibbs,
IL Pearce, C. Mitchell. .1. C. Lail°, T. Gabbs, E. Pearce,
It. Flew, and C. Hind,'.
Tho Chairman real hitters from Mr. Harvey, Mr.
Gill, and Mr. Henry Patten. The letter from Mr.
Ilarvey, who is iseeretary to the Oas Company, had
reference to tho lighting of the public lamps. The
I Chairman said the last letter was the most important so
far as regarded the Beard. It appeared the board bad
overdrawn at the bank to the amount of 1:300. The
manager suggested that the Board should make a rate,
so that the debt might be paid off.
The Clerk handed the Chairman the estimate for a
rate, which amounted t 3 £640, for labour, ka.,without
any materials.
Mr. Gibbs *eked the Clerk what 101, in the E would
realise?

The Clerk said about EG49, which would *over the
amount required. The Board had expended about
£1,200 in • year and a half, for the improvement and
benefit of the island, an I under the old system £1,400
was asked for the es cer.,s of the Wand. . .

Mr. E. Peirce, inforine I the Board that they had ex-
pended about OW in iinproving the water-werks, which
In former years hail been neglected by the Highway
Board.
After FOOlO forth, r discussion, In which the Chair-
man, Messrs. A. &riven, W. Gibbs, and Ilindo took
part, it was propel and seconded that a rate a li. In
tho I: should be made to meet the expenses for the
ensuing air months.
The Chairman put It to the Board, and it was anent.
measly =tried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

WOOL MAIIKIITS.

LONDON, Frlday.l-The public smca of Co/onlsl wool
have programed slowly, with thin attendanoo of
buyers. There has been very little elmpetition In the
demand for any sort, at the decline already noticed,
Some lots have been withdrawn from sale. English

wo;113-ss been very quiot, on former terms.

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, Frlds—y.:=l,s7g.ei quan-tities of bop. bsve
been secured. The yield has varied considerably; the
growth in some plantations being above an average,
whilst in others it has been very limited. Some growers
complain of mould. Very little business has been doing
In now produce, at from Ea lOs to £7 75 per owt.
Yearlings sell slowly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

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follows :

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And from qucenstown the following days.
The Saloon accommodation on board these Steamers
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New York, Fifteen Guineas. Return Tickets, Twenty-
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There is excellent scoommodation for Steerage
Passengers, and a full supply of Cooked Provisions
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Passengers booked through to Aspinwall, San
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For Freight or Passage apply to THE NATIONAL
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

THE MUCHELNEY (MOST.

The eatraordinary manifestations at Muchelney, hear
Lingport. have not yet been allayed, and the mystery
appears to be as for from solution as ever. Theories
innumerable have been started, but one by one they
have been ilcmolished. Electricity cosset down as the
cause of the noises by • rather numerous party, but Mr.
Hooker, of London, who has for many years peat been
knows thioughout the West of England for his able
expositions of electrical phenomena, after • most careful
examination of the house and neighbourhood, manta
the idea of elect, icily having anything to do with the
!natter. The peculiar geological structure of the district,
and the situation of the house upon one of the hiss
dips, was then alleged to be to some cutest thu
cause, but this oho hini been set aside. A ilsy m
two ago, t'. Moore, Esq., of Bath, • gentleman
who is well known as • most successful geolociat.
visited Mr. Travis's house, in company with
'alter Long, Esq., lord of the manor of Macholuny,
and principal landowner in the neighbourhood, the
Bev. 'l'. Hugo, of West Hackney, and W. W. Muncliton,
Vol., coroner for West Somerset, all of whom have
had conaideralile expericiieo in the scientific world
After carefully examining the house, and hearing the
statements of the inmate', the gentlemen named made a
careful inspection of the geological formation of the
neighbourhood, especially in the deep cutting, and the
r,sult of their investigations was that they were all
ptifectly satisfied that the noises could not be accounted
For by any known law. Mr. Long, who is the owner
of the farm occupied by Mr. Travis, being anxious to
have the matter cleared up, has paid several visits to
the house, each of which has been of oonaidereble
duration. It may be interesting to some persons to
know that the district immediately surrounding the
house lies oo blue clay, which rests on gravel drift, with-
out any sign of minerals except inundie. The house
stands on the natural formation, and is not in any way
connected with the peat of the moors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

0 orsetsbirc.

- -

Donna Votuirrninn.—Tha annual review befcre the
Lord Lieutenant of the County will take place on the
Lease at Wimboma on Wednesday, the 23rd Mutant,
at two o'clock p.m.
COMMITTED TO THE DORSET COUNTY PRISON.—/tard
/Amur : William Wright, leaving family chargeable at
Pinhead Neville, 1 month ; Sitneentllarnes, assault at
Durahoatev, 11 day,; John Way, vagrancy ut Loden,
7 days; James Robins, atealing an iron weight at
Ibis:non, 14 days. - : George ilixon,
drunk, Ise. at Swanage, 7 days; Jam... Clark, diunk,
&a at Weymouth, 7 days; James Perry, the younger,
drunk, /ix. at Slower Provost, 21 days.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

I'ORILAND.

SUDDEN DIATII.—The coroner for Portland, R. N.
Howard, Eoq., held an enquiry at the Breakwater Hotel,
on Thursday toot, touching the delth of Charles Vinton,
aged 16. a 'cocoa 01WIS boy on board H.M.S. Buticiawen,
who died auddeuly in one of tho cutters of tho ship on
Tuesday last, whilst rowing to first lieutenant on
shim. The deeessod WAS ordered to direct one of the
crew to go into the boat when ho was noticed to bresthe
heavily, and be expired before ho could be got on board
the Boseawen. The medical gentleman on WOO did all
he could to restore life, but without avail. The jury
returned a verdict that tho doccased del from natural
CAWS.

PIIACTICI nal:CO.—On Saturday evening at ale o'clock
the Portland Artillery Volunteers proceeded to the Fort,
at the Breakwater for practice firing with the big guns.
The target, with the flag flying, was anchored about a
nub' and a qualter from the Breakwater. The firing
was exoedingly good from both battetios ; one shot went
close to the target About seven o'clock a sea mist came
on which at times obscured the tulet from view. There
was no wisol durinr the practice. The volunteers had
to mate firing for a short time, through a yacht schooner
' pio.ing in the wake of the target, caused by the tide.
After (ho firing the band of the volunteers proceeded to
Wevmouth in a large boat, and played scrotal selections
on the Il3y in front, of the Royal Hotel.
A ILnATINO DOCK.—The atlantic floating dock,
which the Admiralty have built for Ber.nuda, is to ho
launched at Woolwich toelay (Wednesday). The dock,
which is 3SI feet in length, will hold two ships under
repair at one time. It is fitted inside with two engines
to pump out the water, the quantity of which in at the
time will regulate the rising and lowering of the dock.
There are also in th 3 interior sever3i workshops, which
wiU be fitted with tools, lathes, forges, and ship-repair.
ing appliarces. Two largo caisson' are being made to
enciloisu the ends. Her Majesty'. ship Medusa, and the
paddle sloop Dee, are appointed for sere ie.° in connection
with the I lock. The Medusa will be one of the towing
vessels, and the Dee will serve as a hulk for the officers
and mew, which will oonsist of • staff commander and
sistv officers and seamen from her Majesty't ship
Fis4ar.l. Previotu to being towel to Bylined', the
dock will remain some time at Woolwich and alter-
wuds ootuo to Portia/Id.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

fiIiEItBORNE.

BOARD OF LIEALTIL—Tbe Roy. W. H. Lyon has beep
nominated • member of the Board.
YEATIIAM 1108PITAL.—We Yr, informed that Miss
Gordon, late of Leweston, has given the munificent
douatton of EMU to the funds of this excellent institn•
ban, in addition to L 501) already given by hgr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

ffriculturt.

lIXENZT ANNUAL CATTLE FAl.L—'n,Li great cattle
fair was bold on Friday. no titlpitly of horned stork
was in tho sgTregate largo, tut the breeds of Welsh and
Scotch esttlo made • less show than at some se-weeding
fairs. rho cattle generally were, conAdering the long
drought and scarcity of tho gnies feed, in fair condition.
The demand for store Lusts was depressed by the
failure of the swede turnip crop this year. but dairying
stock had • quick sale. In the horse fair there was •
large show of well-bred and bigh-clus animal., and the
largo droves of Welsh ponies attracted much attention.
During the day • large buainees was transacted at the
followinginorwfog priors :—Horses :Cart horses of superior clam,
40 to 50 guineas ; ditto for farmers, 18 to 2.1 guineas ;
cart colts, 25 to sr, guinea.; and horses of superior class
for broughams and privet( harness purposes 45 to 65
guineas ; Wehh forest ponies, GinS gulls, as' and pony
colts, 3to 6 guineas. Horned cattle: Well lima short-
horn oows in full profit, £l7lO £2O; largo framed ditto,
L'2l to £25; cows to calvedown, I:15 to £lB ; and bl-
eed( heifers, £lO to 1.13; Heseford store beasts, .Cl 6 to
£2O; Devon ditto, £ll to EH ; shorthorn steers, £l6 to
£/1. In the Scotch cattle fair come choke bred stock
warn exhibited. Highland steers sold at £l2 to £l6;
ditto runts, £6 to £7; and poled Soots, kll to £l3. In
the Welsh cattle field the beasts were in healthy condi-
tion and a good demand prevailed for this class of
stock; strong steers suld at £l3 to £l2; and heifers,
£7 to ; Welch milsh Dove wade to £l2 each.
The fair was continued on Saturday sad yostorday
duality).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

NOTICE of SECOND SA LE nt WWII:WALLS

PAM, near DOWNTON, WILTS.
30 C‘drs and Ileifers, 9 Horses, di Pigs, H Waggons and
Carts,Shphord. House, all the usual Stock of
Implements, Dairy Utensils, Cider Casks, Crop of
Apples, &a, kc.

Mll. II ANN EN is favoured with instructions
front the a.lininharators of the late Mr. JACOB
Owtmt to SELL by AUCTIoN. on THUItSDAY, the
lit OCTOBER, 1464, all the STOCK on the above
Fenn.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

LONDON biARKETS.

BY EXPRESS & lascriic TELEG,

FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.

DIARK.I.ANE StPT. 7.

There were fair suppliel of both English .id foreign
vihrat on oder. Trado was quirt, and in some cues
priors declined one shilling per quarter. Other article.'
nualteisd in value.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

frflE PROPRIETORS of REARSLRY'S
ORIGINAL WIDOW WELCH'S FRMALM
PILLS find it incumbent on them to °nation the pep
chasm of them Pills against various imitations by
Pertiee who have no knowledge of their peculiar me
potation, the Original Recipe having been sold to the
late 0. Klub/ILLY, of Fleet-street, wham Widow found
It nooems.rto make the following AMdavit, for the pro.
tectien of or property, in the year 1798.
AFFIDAVTT.
Fraer.—That she is in pos.dou of the Recipe for
WaLcn's Fern Pills which was bequeathed
to her by her late husband.
Itoomo.--That this Recipe was purchased by her lain
hatiebeadaw.w w.
of the Widow
Kouga
Welsh, In tybe.
the
lipwihmsB7, fat.
valuable consideration, and with • VillW for making
far
the median. for public sale.
fausn.—That she, Carnrautrg Kea yin. is also fa
%Irof the Rameipt Memel by the said Widow
k :ckeowiedglng the laving received the Imes"
01 &While PreParly of the mid recipe.
Beers at the
the ird Dor
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virtue*, are oesenely ftamempaimial to the
Notice of every Lady, (baring obtained the relation sad
approbation of most Gentlemen of the Medical Proles-
sion,) us safe end valuable Medicine, in effectually re-
moving Obstructions, and relieving all other inconveni-
ences to which the Fantle Frame is liable, especially
those which, at an earlier period of Ids, frequently
arise from want of exercise and general Debility of the
System; they made an Appetite, correct Indigreapoo,
remove Giddiness and Nervous Headache, sad ere
eminently useful in Windy Disorders, pains Is the
Stomach, Shortness of Breath, and Palpitations of tate
Heart; being perfectly innocent, may be used witilt
safety in all SWOPS and climates.
Sold wholesale and retail by J. SANGER and Sous,
150, Oxford-street; and by most respeetable Medicine
Vendors in town or country, at 2a. 9.1. per bog, by Pod
for thirty-six Stamps.
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none are genuine anima wrapped in white paper and the
name C. KIAVILIT is engraved on the Government
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Agint for

Mr. EvAsa, Chemist
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

NETHERBURY.

CIII7IICIITARD CONUCIATTOII.-00 Wednesday alter-
ation • portion of land, one rod and ten perches in
extent, which has been added to the parish churchyard,
was consecrated by the Lord Bishop of the dimes..
Evening service was held in the church, before the
ceremony, when hie lordship preached horn Psalm evi.,
2L There was to be a collection for the reparation of
the church bells, and his lordship thus discoursed
respecting them. The view he took of it was that the
bells of • parish were the great means, or were intended
to be or, of reminding God's people what they owed to
their Maker. They were not merely to be rung for
amusement, nor were they simply to call the people to
God's house on God's day. They were hung in that
steeple—[Netharbury church haa a tower, and not a
steeple] that they might constantly remind the
parishioners of the debt of glatittade they owed to God.
They wore a witness that there was a God in Heaven,
that to Wm they were indebted for every blessing they
they enjoyed, and that to Him they would have to
account at tho last day, for every blesaing die had
bestowed upon them. They also reminded those around
of the departure of • soul from its earthly tabernacles
and did it not seem reasonable that all, when they
beard that bell, should examine into their own bouts,
and see whether their souls were in • condition to
appear before their Maker The offertory amounted to
VS Ids. Pd. The ceremony of consecration was performed
In the usual manner. Tho land was given by Sir Henry
Oglander. Bart., and it enclosure and levelling wet about
1:100, wbioh has been mainly raised by public subscrip-
tion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

Tuesday, ft. Auction at Moreton of Household
Furuittue and Effects by Mr. Frederick
Foot.
Nveduesday. 9.- Auction at the Royal Hotel, Port-
land, of Freehold Howes, kc., by Mr.
II Wedge.

BIRTHS
Auguat 29, at the Doraet County Constabulary, Dor.
cheater, the wife of Mr. Supt. Dlunamer,of • Don.
September 1, at Weyinouth,the wife of Mr. G. Court,
of a daughter.
September 1, at Weymouth. the wife of Mr. E. H.
Oakley, Wilts and Herod Hank, of a son.
September 2, at Iledy Holl,ne.tr Wimborne, the wife
of Charles Delver, L.q., of a dhughter.

......
Auguat 2.. it Winfritli, by the Rev. George Phillip*,
hr. .1. Emo to mi. 11. A. Oliver, both of the same
plaee.
Aug-in.t 2tl. at St. Mary Magdalen, Bern3ondoey,
L011.1..i., by the Rev. It. S. Keitch, Mr. John Jame*,
..nr411.11, of AberyNtwith, to Lavine, fourth daughter
of tin late Mr. Willi,iu lioulil, of BlanilforiL
. . .

Anguit 29. at Gillingham, Dorset, by the Rev Pre-
bendary Deane, %Mar, sit.iste,l by the Rev. C. A.
Pitiborn, brotberin.law of the bride, George Parham,of
Wyke. to Ilenriet fist second daughter of Henry Haines.
salimmr, f Newbury, G
August 29,at the Wesleyan Chapel,Poole, by the Her.
3. R. We.t. Mr. Illetij • Sparks, of Ibuinster, toMiss
Jfaiinsii !Winton, I,fl'arkotone.
stagnst 1 at Plytapton St. Maurice, Devon, by the
Rey. 11. It. Miles. rector ofilitirlestono, Dorset, brother
of the bridlrgroom. st.i.tetl by the Rev. Arthur Perry,
George Miles, of Plymptoti. surgeon, to Jane Aseott,
only daughter of Stephen Henry Pode,of the same place,
PlagColl. . . • • .

ptrinher I, at All Saints' Church, Dorchester, by
the Her. .10hnller, A.M.. Richard, son of Mr.
ountillt.r Itistick, of Brighton, to Ilt,sic,chlest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Uluirles of Wollaston-terrace,
lhoehe.ter. . _ .

Sept tn.], r I at the Cotigt evt tonal Chapel. Witithome,
by Cor Rev. Mr. (bib apse, Baptist Initliater. Poole, Mr.
Saaatel Long. of Poole. to Mary KHz theth. ilitughter
of Mr. Joseph Ais.ey, of Cork Mullen, near Wintborne.
September I, at dm parish church of Anstey, War.
ickshite, by the lit e. C. E. S. Woolnier, rector,
of St. Andrew's. Deal. Lnither of the britle, and the
Pee. ('. Adams, vicar of Austey, Major Mow, of
,VIC Castle, Nairmhire, to Eliaa T. llockin, widow
Of the Pata W. littAin, Eel), of Stwitantie,lh.reet.
luga-t It, at Wardwell pariah church, by the Mee.
)C. P. Candobt.te, Mr. K. Bushrdl, to Miss Garland,
the third daughtrr cf the late Mr. G. Garland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

CATTLE MARKETS

lientOret,rai, avorago supplies of
beasts, in middling condition. Primo stock, owing to
its scarcity, realised very fall prices; otherwise, the
beef trade was heavy. With sheep the market was well
supplied ; the demand for them was inactive, on former
terms. The lamb session is now over. Calves changed
bands slowly, at late quotations. Primo small pigs
were la request, at full price.; but largo hogs were dull
of sale.
Pm Wm., to sink the Offal.
• d. a. d. a. d. s. d.
tot. coarsobeuts 3 4to 3 PrimeSouthdowns4 S too 4
Second quality... 3 8 let DI. roar. calves* oto 4 4
✓eams Hag* Ostota •to 5 Ittlaot omp01l
Prime Boots, Ise. 6 4to 6 Large hop 3 4to 3 3
ma. roam sheep 3 4to 3 1 Noat sal. porkers 3iito 4 4
Second quality ...4 Cto 4 Scant. calree,eela 22 0 to 24 0
Prime rouse wild 4 6 tot tlr.ols str.pim.do 21 tin ?.0 0
TOTAL 110111. T. Funall IRMA.
Boasts ll9O I Beasts
Sheep mut Lambs 123.9 I nheep and Lembo
Calves 472 tads es . 2.00
4.: I Piga
Bruwp3l., Thursday—Supply of beef veri.larga, and
amongst the beasts on offer wore 140 from Ireland.
Thero were a number of strangers in attendance, and
badness was brisk, best descriptions realising this to
70s, and secondary and inferior sorts, 63s to Gra per
owt Tho trade in mutton was not so good as it has
been. There was • large number of sheep on hand, and
prima were—for best wothurs, Gd to 7J, and in a few
cases 74d per lb.; and for ewes and infirior sheep, about
• per lb. Thu supply of lambs was rather short, and
• middling trade was done, at 74d to Bd. Very fow
store cattle and not many much cows were on sale and
businsa was very dull. Thu supply of pip wee short,
and trade was bnsk, list. lh 3.1 per scoro being readily
obtained. The show of horses was middling, with • dull
trade, but somo good animals were sold. . .

NIWOATS AND LEADENIIALL, rriday.—These markets
are moderate suppled with moat. Tho trade, oo tho
whole, is steady at our tinokltdong
Per bito., ly tho carper.
a. d. P. 4. P. d. a. 4.
Inferior boot .. 8C to 3 6 Infotior mutton 3 4to 4 0
Middling ditto 3 4„ 4 0 Middling ditto.. 4 0„4 4
Primo large do. 4 2_4 6 Prime . 4 0,, 4 8
Primo lonall ditto 6 8 „ 4 10 Snail pork .... 3 le „ 4
Veal 8 4 „ 4 8 1 Largo ditto.... 3 ~ 3 8
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

iforeign fittriligritre.

A RUSSIAN l'grgn TII 6 I I 'UNIT —The population in
Russia are •t this inorient b•iug greatly excited by the
preaching of an old Aluscovfie peasant named Ali is
Alexaudrovitch, who after * sea, .ion of several years,
appeared in the district of Samar declaring himmilf
prophet, lie is now going from pi.icsi to place annum 1:1•
tug the approaching ileidiuction of the Crescent and the
substitution of the Greek Cross lir it on the dome of
St. Sophia, at Conatantinople. The lunain Govern.
went allows every liberty of action and language to this
popular agitator, who besides de.s not attack the lows
or the administration in any way ; Ids doctrines are
those of tho old Russian party.

PERSECUTION OF IIELGI %,‘ PROTESTANTS.—An ex•
traordintu7 trial of seven colliers for musing the death
of two fellow workmen by ill-oexttnent has just taken
place at Antwerp. A band iif those men, headed by
one Neawls, appear for a long t hoe to have exereited a
most tarot-Mum tyranny over some of their cempanions.
The motives for their cruelty were chiefly religious, the
v;ctiens Lein.; protestant, and tto ir tortnrere catholic,
Thu punishment inflicted was a sort of crucifixion ;
that is to ray, a cross su.s made by nailing two planks
together in the forte of an X, to which the sufferers
were suspended, bound with cools at their hunts and
feet until they should do honotgo to the Virgin. One
of the wen who had died, named Steenberiten, bed also
been burnt with a hot Iron, and then pluaged in
wa•cr. This treatment broucht on a violent fever
which terminated in death, Tll, ringleader. Nessols,
Inspired such terror among the other workmen that
when in court before his gas- the witness trembled and
hesitated to speak, and the judge et length ordered hien
to be placed in • position where he Gould not see them.
The whole of the evidence was given with great reluct-
ance, and several of the witnesses had to be menaced
with imprisonment for their wilful reticence. Even a
collier named Cattleman', the father of the scoond man
who had died from the injuries received, only disclosed
the names of the men who had exercised the cruelty
on hie von, on the court promising biro protection if be
were monaoe.L The accused were now condemned to
different terms of imprisonment: Newels to six years;
one to eighteen months; One to one year ; and two to
nine month.; with finesin addition raging from 50fr.
to 200(r.—Galiguani.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

BRIL PORT.

TIII RIPORM ACT.—Sixteen women ehim to vote in
Bridport parish, eight in Allington, and several in
Bradpole. There are very few lodger claims in the
borough.

Mu: Sruaaroti, of the Metropolitan Tabennacle. has
pr 'wised to visit Bridpert on Tuesday the 2JLIi inst.,
an I prraehltwo screams on behalf of the lisptist chapel
and sehool rooms.

C01.:1172 POLICE, Thursday.—Before W. flour:sell,
Esq.- -John Way, of Bradpole, for sleeping in an out-
house at Loders, wits sentenced to seven days' hard
Labour. He is in tbc habit of sleeping in outhousss,and
ha* twice been convicted of felony.
lIIIIDPORT MILK. —A c-rresgiondent gives the follow-
ing as an analysis of nine, samples of ailk ret.silkil
from door to door in Bridpott :
No I.—Eseh gallon eon:sans Ij wilt, 31 water.
.1.• .. d,..
NO 3 " „ rie do If do
NO 4 .. .. 7 do I do
No 5 .* 6 do 2 do
N,. 6 .. " 7 do I do
No 7 ~7j do I do
No PI .. ..71 do f do
No 9 " ~only a trace 4.1 water.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

14 ampsbire.

Accroircr.—A lad named Jamas Haymow ensfadned •
fracture of the thigh, and his foot was severely ornahed
on the 2nd inst., by falling beneath the carriage of (3.
B. Townsend, Bal. He was promptly attended by
Mr. Watnough and Mr. Fitrinaurioe fatal is progressing
favourably.

DIATILUCTIVE FLU lIKkICHRISTCHITICH.—A fire of a
very disaatrous character took place on the evening of
the 2nd lest, at Bargates, resulti in the distraction
of the tune buildings, in the Lion of fir. F. W.
i
Butler. It raged furiously neve hours, consuming
ten barley ricks, a waggon contain g a load of wheat,
a quantity of peas end oats, and various agricultural
implements. The barn and outbuildings were likewise
destroyed. We understand that the buildings are
insured in the Bun office.

CURIOUS INCIDENT AT BOORNINOUTII. - An incident
of an ..lousing character occurred hero a few days sinoe.
Mr. Kelly, one of the improvement commissioners, bad
an occasion to visit llournemouthdorraos.and ',mopeds'
thither in hie open carriage with a pair of coulee, driven
by his man-servant. A gentleman residing hem had
previously engaged a carriage of • similar description
to be sent to the same plaoe,and on geeing it it the door
naturally ooncluded that it was the one sent by Mr.
Ludlow; ho accordingly snugly ensconced himself in the
vehicle aud directed the driver to proceed to Holden.
burst, the man thinking his maker had granted the
gentleman the use of it. When our commissioner came
to the door, and found that his carriage and pair bad
disappeared, it upset his equanimity in no small degree,
which was considerably strengthened on his perceiving
the gentleman alluded to driving down Richmond-bull.
A scene between them ensued. The wotrby com-
missiouer insisting on the gentlemen to vacate in.
mediately, at the same time conducting himself towards
Ito innocent occupant in a manner far from Wag
magnanimcnu, which we hear will lead to judicial
proceedings.

Pun= and Publisbed, ot Chursh-streel, Doesbester.
by Am= ATMS. of the Parish of Fornagbie.
bw mil sad iro-proptiolor.
Thursday. Ileyllyber LW&
,
ZeP-ZO--
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

WINDORNIS AND eItANBORNE UNION.

TO OAKUM BUTCHFJI4,_GROCEB3, DRAYERS

AND (aIIERS.

-- -
Pans°Ns willing to CONTRACT for the
eupply of PitOVISIONS and other N
requital for the above Union, front the 2,77:;t
October fleet uatil the 21th day of December. IR6BI
and for ClAirttlNri, ko , from the ,a‘,l 2nd day of
October until the 20dh day of March, 1,0r,9, ere re-
vittratod to send tkalod Toiders, with samples of such
Articles as will adunt of it, to the Union IN orkbouse in
wiwborcs, on or bider° Teo o'clock in the forenoon of
Friday, the 1811, instant, when the name wiU b opened
end

Pm-dente:2 and Forms of Ton.len can be ohtainod at
tn, office or of the Master of tho Workhouio
Wimboroe.

By order of the Board Aioirdiaos,
J. E. JEN V EY. Clerk.
Board Room, Wimborne, 4th Hoptimber. 1001.

'VOW SALC—Three Horse-power Thrashing
Machin., second band, three, four, and firu horse
power—Apply to lii2llllr TAYLOR, 44, Siouth-street,
Dorshester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

WARELIAM.

PARLIAMENTARY BOROUGII Rtvistres.—We learn
from Mr. Freeland Filliter, the town ark, that the
ouinherof writers in the original list is gr.l6, se ,t-and-lot
12. new claims 106, and objections 3-12. Thom the work
of Mr. Saunders, who colors here as revising barrister
for the first time, will Immure than treblel as compared
with last year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

B0E011(111 PETTY SESSIONS.

TOVIDAY.— Beforo the Mayor (E. Cox. Egg), James
Templeman, E. 1., and S. W. Wethaui,
LICEN363. —This wastbe annual licensing day—Thorn
were no complaints against the landlords, and the
licensos were all renewed.—Mr. Day :quilled for • retail
spirit len•e, for Mr. /taunt, in Wost.street, similar to
those granted to Mr. W. If. Chick, not Mr. W.
Saws n. lie produced a requisition to the magistrates
in Mr. klaxon's behalf, signed by the rector of the parish
and several respectable inhabitants. The magistrates
granted the application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

Bat glass of honey, 54, J. Chi,- -second, 21 &I, B. Randsll.

ratzte.

Red collection oFfrult, 61, W. Small. Four nut oloor
grape,. Cr 4, as. W. liatel ; as 61, E. Stone; third,
2( 61, (1. stroud fourth, b,„ 1. chamiserl ald. For the Ise.t.
am' :mad tads,fulls arranged sastw, .tr other flower-
guilds, arrange.) %lib Sneers and foliage for table dscomtion.
Best pair, Mn.. Sandal,. Hee sing.e. 7.61, Mies Darden :
secolal,sa.Mie, Gawar ; third, Ms 6,1, Mn.. It. Lock. Prise of
garden tools, val. 10. for the cottager producien the I.st
eight varieties of vexetables , no competition. Prise of one
guineas worth of garden seeds, offered by Mr. It. Volta., of
Reeler, to the cottager who shall producv the heat 10 valilitiev
of Vegetably., U. Swell. Twelve best hardy term, 10s, Mr.
11. Bower; extrt, bliss Donlon. ri.t mllectiou of cut
verbenas, nut leas that twelve varieties, single traria, 10s, Mr.
Mtller.
Among the eompany were: A party of ladies from
Rushmore Lodge (Lord Rivers), Sir John and ILady
IrOyley, Mrs. Michel, U. S. Bower, Iraq. and Mrs.
Bower, Rev. IL T. Bawer, Rev. H. B. Visard and
,1 party, Rev. J. Watts, and hlias Watts, Ilea. IL
' Farquharson, Rev. C. W. Radcliffe, Rev. W. Savage,
Rev. J. U. Quirk and family, Rev. C. Sawbridge, T.
Bastard, Req., anti party, Mrs. M. Manse), and Miss
Manscl, Rev. K. L. Stuart, and Mrs. Stuart, F. T.
Johns, Esq. (Mayor), Mr. Johns, the Misses Hatt-, J.
S. Daniell, R. 41., Mrs. Daniell, Mint Daniell, Miss M.
I)aniell, and Captain J. W. Daniell, 'T. B. Evans, Req.,
W. C. unchain, Esq., Mrs. hand,', 11. R. Huntley,
and Mrs. Huntley, Mr.. F. Smith and the Misses
Stni,hs, S. Trail) Req., Mr. Osborn°, Rey. J. C.
Nieholey and family, J. Bellyso, Esq., Messrs. If. and
W. Godwin and the Mialbed GOdWill, E. A. Smith, Esq.,
Mr.. Smith and family, ice., &a
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-09-08

I 4/1:C HESTER UNION.

THE GUARDIANS of thie UNION will be
prepared at their hleeting to be hold on
iursD%v, the 17th day of SEPTEMBER in.t..to
receive TENDERS for the SUPPLY of PRO.
VISIONS sad other necesaariee for the UNION
woßlilloUSE ; also Bread made of the beat Flour
for the Out-door poor, end Ruttou for the Sick Poor
residing in or roar tho town of Dorebe.ter, lbr three
Months, from the 30th day of September neat to the
2.lrd day of December next.
Also Tenders for Clothing and Coffins for One Year,
from the :10th day of 3el,ten3ber next
Forms of Tenders may be obtained on application at
my offioe, and must be delivered at the Union Work.
house on or before II o'clock In tho forenoon of Thum
the lith inst.

by Order of the Doer&
1111NRY LOCH,
aerir to Us* Guardians.
Dorchester, 4th September. 1868.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

Cocoa sells sloel) at about I 'user rstea
The Spew market has become dull, mad transactions in
alm stt all Wade base been mulcted. W. note • ferthse
dentine in the same ol Y.* and In Black

WOOL.

-
The public Wet of colonial wool will be brought to a close
Ito. week. During Use last few dogs there has teen • some-
what improved dismal, buynn having shown more dispodUori
to operate at the Mane. Thaw ime, In consequence, been •
partial reouvery, but out to any important extent, The Prenoh
have taken 0 nuusually mall supply. &mash wool is ta
Now regimen. at the tete reducUon In prices. South Down
hoggette, Is Ild I. 1.1141 ; half bred ditto, le lied to Is ;
Kent Seemals Ild to le ; Muth Down MIN and wethers,le 10d
to Is 1144 par lb ; Leice-ters, le 10.1 to Is 1044.
1.01.41,0 N, Faion.—There has been • rate better tone It
the English wool market during the Mt meet. and somewhat
more Minims wee done, at a slight recovery la price. Many
believe that the unwed depreesion reminds in great measure
Iron the slum nimbi by ma, ulactunini to dept.. prices, so
as to come in more advaidageoudy for purchmers of the new
clip.
Mar eale has pawed off *MI rather. mon spirit, Mt
amiss Ismiroveinent. Seem. lulu. and Cu. offend 6,7110
via., 1.666 bales Sydney, 1,631 Port Phillip, 1,178 New
gs•land, 066 Adelaide, lag Van Disinan'e Lend, sod 37 balm
(Ape.
NRADFORD, TIWILIDAT. —A cheerful tone Mill pervades the
• market, although Users is we disomltion shown to elect
aminem Teen le again a marked lull in the wool market,
and the tramactions •Ifesned all few end mall. Spinners
as. .w„ad their wants for the preeent, mad MINN to be
rather indiierent as to new businees. Thoegh the demand
not of a ....me., to justify cooldeom el to prisms, yet
....... gam mogul.o on 101 a polut, and hold out with
unabated firmness. Stucho are generally light.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

1311R0 CON.

Orin Cloaca (the chaneel of wtiich bet b,en reeently
so biennially restored), ls shortly to undorgo complres
restorstiou.
AOMDOS.—on Timidity morning a leboarer on
Ingram's farm, named Jonathan Warehein, was driving
6 pony and oat, in which W 64 WIG "IpiUr,* Or grass
sowing machine. The bores took fright and the poor
men fell down between the shaft., whereby be suetainod
sovsre bruises on Ms head 504 fec, and alio the
Irsature oh one of his thisba. Dr. %sooner wee soon in
attendossoe aims the poor men, who Ls over To years
of ere and has alwsys been • very native und trust-
worthy man on the term, bat it is doubtful whether
this lied ecoident wiU not diaahle him for the rest el life.

---- 1

BRUTAL MURDER 01 • unix BOY.
An inquest was bold ea lteaday ilimiou is Little.
hamptes Foot awe Brigitte's °litho body ol a sidd Use
and • bolt years Ole, two son of Bombardier Simple, B.
A., who was brutady murdered by a gamer. Jordon.
from • fselinc it remade. It appeared this Jaded
enheted al • ingle man, MO le married, kis wide sod
too ohildne living at Dever, to whit* pion be bail
requested to be removed. The musky gamer WOW&
land, Ind mks& daps tor hie removal, bas abaat se.t.l,
&male reported Wm toe Winn ahetwa 'riskiest
Tao report delayed Ids rem, and on &today
afternoon he found the plsyise wisb two brothers
outside the fort ill plaited see mill soros. kis ham
sod newly severed be need from the lkidy. Taa
etukkan gars an alarm, and Jordan esespod wan tio
river but wascraptared about as hear afterwards
dnitiing at the bar of • bestiwiess sear Littlehanbaa.
He admitted the erase, bat maid nothing
tmerpt that the Devil prompted him. "wprb:::
puromeed the moor recently at Littlehampnes.
nes committed for wilful murder. Jordan IS &bolo gg
yam of age, sad hitherto mid a good diarists/ ass
wesrs good oonduot stripes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

THE DO.

of what has often been affirmed that, "they.
end they only, ear God. fear nothing
else." And when at not worn out with fatigue
and exposure, he lay down to die, be mid te his pliant
friend and Christian brother, Sir James Outiam, "for
more than fogy years I have so :OA my life, that
when death comas I meet it face to face without fear."
If you avail youraelves then of the opportunities
of this room. and the Christian instruction which
my blend, Mr Davis, will gladly afford you,
and they are blest of God to your soul's salvation,
you may not have Sir Henry Havelock's worldly
honour, but you will have what he valued far
more highly "A crown of rightemuniesii, which the
Lord, tho righteous judge, mill give at that day to all
that love His appearing." Ones again then we weloome
you to thla room; may you skew your sense of Sire
Bingham'. &nation kindness by dr* oceforsnity to
the rule, while in the room; and by your sobriety and
gaol eanduet. in billet, on parade. sad daring yoti•
whole stay in Dorelester. God may eon enable yon to
do this; may lie whose stromith is wade perlient in
weakness, be plemed to grant llis blessing on this work,
which is undertaken for His glory; and may He by its
gumless *Amend his true and earnest religion to all
who witness its fruits, In this labour of love, and In
your orderly and Christian behaviour.
The men, who bad paid great attention to the address,
I iudly applauded at its close. Staging "There is •
fountain filled with blood." he., brought the inaugura-
tion to • eloseoind the ordinary ocoupattons of the room
were resumed.

Subjoined Is the official return of the several com.
males end their officers
. .

Field officers.- Colonel Bingham, Major Dar Is, Major Clap-
coo. Surgeon 0. Burnie, Asidstanr-Surgeon DMILMILI Cursor.
Lieut.-Colonel Lord Ashley is lament on leave.
No I Company.Captorn E. Burnett, Lieut. SheriAon, 10
mr§to.; ziifrals, I drummer, 81 privatoo-toufl, 97.
in.l.—ptain C. T. HAIL Lieut. Fletcher, 3 oergeonlof 2
corporals, I drummer. 84 privaBes-9E
No. 3 —oap4atn Ifoginold Aldridge, Lieut, Austeo, 3 ear-
groats, 3 corporah, I drummer, SI prirates-03.
No 4.—Calfiolo 11, C. W. Bingham. Lieut, Brown, 3 mr-
grouts. 3 corporols, I drummer, 64 prlra4ee-93.
No A—Captain I. T. Buller% 3 sergeants, 3 corpora% 1
&mallow. 84 prirstr-03.

No ILLC;p.taln W. 11. Bower. Lieut. 11. IL N. Naneel
Piet 4. IL 3 @crowds, 3 corpora', I thummer, 83 prirMea--92.
No 7.—Lemt. J. llornaby. aaerpeauta, I corpora/a, 1 drum-
-84 peraBea-911.
No B.—Captaln A. V. L Coomba, Gaut, J Andenon, 3 ser-
geants. 3 aorywrals, I drummer, 84 prwat.e.—Ot-
total-114 aeryeants, 23 corporak. 8 drummer+, 868 private..
The nom tler ol abeenteor, on Tomday i abuut. 36, Including
13 recnuta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

A DUTC/lIIAN'S WILL

Mr Klee', who wits known among hie sequaintimms
by the Aimee of the " king of Slackers," hail jut died
near Rotterdam. According to the &Jean pavan
bed amassed • tarp fortune is the Ibsen trade, and hed
crusted near Rotterdam a MAMMON 000 peruoa of Odell
was devoted to the arrangemeut of • collestion of yupgg
mitiordiag to their arctionslity sad earonological order.
A few days beton his death be suramosed his lawyer,
sad made his will, to 'blob be dimmed that ell We
woken of the country thould be Invited to kis funeral,
thet each should be promoted with 10th of lotessoo and
two Dutch pipes of the ;mimes, faibicm, so which should
be eugrit•W the 11.1.5, stew, sad Jai* of the domain of
the teemtor. He requested all his relstives, friends,
end funeral guest+ to be aerellal to beep their pipes
lit during the funeral eoremotnea, after whaeli taw,
Mould empty the ashes from Uttar pipes on the maim
The poor of the ow•bboarhood who atteaded to IA
I a +mime mire to rmeive annuelly, 00 t,5 SOS4V
tot iii. amt,, 10. b ei tobacco end • mull cash si=
beer. Ste desired ti.at hi. oek mile Mould he lined
with toe cedia ol big old Maya:matt claw bowel. sad
thett boa of ircush eaporel mid • packet of old Dwell
tolueo. •hogiu be plasm at um Nut of his mita. The
faeotwite pipe was se bit plated by hie wit, alms Irtik
o boa of mamma, a fluit and steel, sod mine tinder, is
be said there was so knowing whet might beppoi• •
glover eilloalater hem made 001 thai Mt Klee*, Mid dos.
tog ige eighty years of life, smoked mote titan few
tons of totamoo, sad hal druok about Lrlki,f4X/ quart. if
beer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-14

QAT AND STRAW.

11111111111ILD, Tinialliar.—Tbe market to-day was latpy
supplied. Trade ...dull, and tor I deserlptions, y
interior, loner pricesWlf soespted. Prime suottoo bay, SO.
to SO.; inferior ditto, 641 to 70.; prime clover, lloe so ISO.;
lelerior ditto, SO. to SO.; sod .to, IS. So IS. per lead.
ISISZDS.

During the put meek there hes toms • quiet retail trade in
egricultural seeds. Values., the *lmmo, of heavy trSibehetione
are for the no nt pert unchanged. With regard to American
red, Um tet.Aelvey of priori. is upwards. Al she quantity left
or appears to be small, there are some inthomione of •
speculeti we demand epringiag up. In Aldke, white aced',
end Trefoil seed there Is Odle doing. Napa end Mustard am
both dram, los qualities ot either doscrlption loom scans.
Bird seed. ere la don ',quest, at loss rem.. Unwed com-
mend. full prices. For Mendota mod there is now no wady any
Inquiry. John 5111 SW A Sum, Seed Merchants, 37, Mark Lase,
Laden, E.C.
PORgIUN AND COLONIAL PRODUCE.

LONDON, nuear.—The advance In the rate of ditcouut In
b per omit, which •sa apple yesterday, hoe wit bed any impor-
tant effect on the Produce markets. It may, however, be
expected to check any teodenq to unhealthy speculation, of
elven there has. been at UN/ of lets snow Inlicstions, end
in this sense the rise may be ostieldered rather es beneficial
thou othereriaa.
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The Sugar market keeps extremely Inn. Supplies are
unusually LUC mid chiefly owing to Mu eau. the each in the
U.K. has expensuoul • further Important decrease. If Miters
am sanguine Mat prior win nil. high throughout the melon
—Me consuming power of the nation being satisfactory. while
11.,. is also • fair t of an &range fruit crop.
Ttse named for Con.. 11■11 been steady, and U.. ieudeoey of
rWioboth Lou Plantetim and pale kinds has been against the
y::—for the laUer &am& • further sdneoe of Is has be..
obteloed.