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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

" HYMNS ANCIENT AND MODKEN."

To Mei Natilora

"Boos iterum Crisping'," says Juvenal whim re-
fdrrieg to • notorious obarectee of hi. day. In smolt
the same spirit I fancy your readers exclaim,
" Here's Mr. Templarsn, as often as that gentle
man, afflicted with what thi satirist staewhem terms
" osoorthes acribendi, " so itch for writinig. pots
forth his own views prominently. His last letter
pablialmd in your paper the other day, moms
to ma to require no detailed answer; but I
should like to know why Mr. Telopkw meddles
with the affairs of another clergyman's
pariah. The Rector of Bridport has introdoosd
the 'Hymns, Ancient and Madero." in the
plumb chunk, and I sebrnit to your modem that it
is not tb• busind's. of another rector to stir up the
peopla wind thew.
1 am, yours, ha.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

torrtSponbrna.

"HYMNS ANCIENT AND MODERN."

To gaa sdaors.

I have just road a letter in your paper containing
• long tvracl• atais.• Hymn. Aseiwat vos
Modern " and whoa ita having been introduced at
Si. 1144'5, BrWport, signed, W. C. Templer. Ido
not intead to enter into the question as to the merits
or demerits of this Hymnal, merely observing by to.
way that there are in that book some of the most
beautiful hymns sad tunes ever composed. 'Abed.
with " would alone immortalize it. I wish to
keep myself to two pointa—lst, Mr. Templer is
rector of Burton Bradstock. What right has he to
interfere with Briiiport I Let him attend to his own
parish, where he sill Bad enough to do. 2ndl7,
considering that Mr. Templer's name is constantly
appearing iv the sepsis as attending dissenting
prayer meetings in the Townhall, dissenting Bible
meetings, U., to., how can be consider himself
as capable of giving an orthodoz opinion on Churoh
matters of any description, having constituted him-
self the mouthpiece of the direnting body of the
neighbourhood.
I remain, yours faithfully,
A LOVER OF SOUND CHURCH MUSIC
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

(L(mirin).)

WITH AN AGGREGATE CIRCULATION OF 12,250 COPIES WEEKLY

NOW PLTBLISH :-
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DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL
GAZETTE,
,

With the LANA Markets sad Rallied Neve of the Week.
PRIM It, LT WITYOUTN, !TREY WZDICIDDAT,
2. THE WEYMOUTH, PORTLAND. AND DORCHESTER TELEGRAM.
• Paws IL, AT BLAII6IOID, MIRY WIDISSDAY,
a ME RINGWOOD, BLANDFORD, AND WIMBORNB TELEGRAM.
AND AT POOLS, ITSAY THeSDAY, (4) THY
POOLE, BOURNEMOUTH, AND CHRISTCHURCH EDITION THEREOF.
AT Minnow, Arm Mummy Momita,
S. THE BRIDPORT, BEAMINSTER, AND LYME REGIS TELEGRAM.
PRIOR it, AT SALISBURY, ITHRY THURSDAY EWING,
S. THE WILTSHIRE COUNTY TELEGRAM.
PRIOR 9L, ALIO AT YSOVIL, MUT TI7ISDAY,

(1736),
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

IWERNE MINSTER.

On Wednesday, the 24th, a very pleasant evening
was spent at the Nowa., Somelrooas, in the
by the Sunday scholars and those of the boys and
girls miming school, many of the mineibouring gen-
try and °lorry also brag pretest Me attraction
was • very superior magic lantern belonging to W.
H. A ompbrey Beg., who exhibited a Arst-okias
selection of views, the coming bringing forth roam
of Linghter, especially from the juveniles, one of
whom knowingly remarked on the next day that
be wished there wore SOON more Mr. Homphreys
about.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

" Naked 00[011 to Thom fer dream
Helpless look to Thee for gram ;
Foal, I to the (mitosis al.
Wash me Saviour or I die."

I leave it to any unprejudiced person to say whether
or not this hymn is thorn of its strength by the
omission of the above. Now for the capitale—thia is
the climax of prejudice, which, beginning with tbe
mis-conoeption of the grammar of a verve, has been
reached step by step. Tbe words which are spelt
with capital letters; are three and those only, which
refer to God, or to things in immediate conomitiou
with Him, op., the word cross in hymn 165 is
spelt with a small C ; in hymn 150, where it refers
to the crone of Christ, with a capital. lamat a lons
to know whet is meant by Popish type and printing;
the work in all its editions, is printed in ordinary
Roman (not Catholic) type, with the headings in
Garman text. The Telegram commit. the mine
sin. I think I have now *hewn that Mr. Templer,
in his anxiety to prove the hymn book Popish, has
not given that careful attention to the meaning of
the hymns he 000demna, that be ought to have
dose, before bringing against • brother clergyman
so serious • charge as that of introducing into his
church, • book Northing the doctrine of tnumnb-
Mantiatioo. In conelnsino, allow me to state my
conviction that Mr. Templer's fears for the ralety of
our reformed Church are groundless, but that if they
should unhappily be realised, we shall have to
thank him and his party for driving into the
Opposite extreme all persons possessing any
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

The OEM 1111•1( invited dimension from any one
representing the old company, but there was no
, reply, and he then read a somewhat sarcastic
para*mph from the JOIW ad, of On. Lightuw,
relative to Mr. Minton"s visits to Dorebester and
Weir moot h.
- - -

Mr. FLINTOFF, in reply to questions put to him. said
in Perth they bad • gm, made of cannel coal, equal to
about 30 sperm candles, or three tinge the illuminat-
ing power to the gas supplied is Weymouth when
the Weymouth Company acted op to the Act of
Parliament. But • short time rime the gm was so
bad that when they went into • room they could
Ninny see each others faces, ewe the agitation,
however, it had been greatly improved. The new
company proposed giving IS candle gas at 3s. 6d.
per 1,000 and he bad no doubt before they had been
in operation two years they would supply gas of 24
candle light at the same prim. Then, again, suppos-
ing Mr. Burdon reduced his price to 2s. 6d. the New
Company must stand because they .ere united, ad
Mr. Bullion would be ruined because his leakage
would be so great for the small amount be would
supply. People would know what Mr. Borders's
move was—it was to get the new company out of the
way in order that be might get up the old price
again. (Hear and applause.)
After some further observe:ices the meeting
separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

THE TORQUAY CHILD MURDERESS.

The arguments in the case of Charlotte Willier were
commenced in the Giurt of Quren's Bench on Tuesday
before a full bench. Mr. Folk.rd, who appeared for the
prisoner, cited numerous csas to show that, an previous
to her conviction, sh. had been put on her tel.!, and the
jary, as he contended, wrongfully diecharged, the
second trial was illegal. The points of law- raised were
very nubile and complex, and the piece lents bearing on
the subject exceedingly obscure. On Wednesday the
Bolicitor-Cleneial replied on behalf of the Crown, and
the Court decidrd to confirm the conviction, winse•
quently the sentence of death fall, to be executed upon
Charlotte Wineor, miler it should swim good to her
Majesty to commute it, After judgement waa given
thn pri.oner anion:ling to precedent warn ordered to be
taken bark to Newest., and horn thence conveyed to
Exeter, to undergo eentenee of death according to law,
and the sentence that had been passed upon her. During
the argumenta the convict littrayist no emotion at
her awful position. She kept her head down durum
the whole of the time, end appeared to lay great atten-
tion to what was pacing. The Lord Chief Justice had
not delivered many sentences of hie judgement before
.he perceived Pa bearing, and then she gave way to
Li are ant wept continuously until die mu removed in
custody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

TO COACH SMITHS.

WANTED immediately, GOOD HAND
in ibe above bee.— Apply, to Haw HODDILI,
Coach Builder, Bridport.

WANTED, a Single Man &ROASTER, who
must to able to reed and writ.. • good
abstracter required. Alm, Wanted, • BOY to drive •
Horse end Waggon. —Apply to Jolt& HAIMPOILD,
Aiikereeell Mills, Bridport.

AN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL for the
remotion of Girls from say part of &mien& to
be truined for Domestic Service, is about to be opined
at ldnodloird, at the rate of 214.. 10.1. pm week, or £lO
pe.r auntie., for each Oil. The primary oideet of this
School 11 10 adopt Hid@ for doe:esti. servios, by instrilet-
ice owns in kitchen, beasebold, 'sundry, &try. ao well
as plain nocile work, to supply • want which alfecie
the comfort of set ry sod which ea daily beam.
Mg more pressing and urgent. It is intended slm to
qualify them for the economical mansistment of their
own families, when they ham booms of their own.
lielegiews instructlon will be given under the super-
'strode'son of the Rector. A very desirable HOME has
born fitted up I. White Cliff Mill-street with every
suitably aosoinmodation, to enable the Committee to
terry oat suseeedully this important scheme.
Applimitions for admisslos to he addremed to
THE MATRON,
lodustrisl School,
Itlandford.

Dowatioss and Sabeeriptioas towards this iaiisrriSat
work are esroostiy solicited, and may be paid to J. C.
kl.nel. Esq.. Longtbornes, Blandford ; or to the Rev.
J. R. gairk, Resdery, Blaadford ; from either of whom
de{si,ed sprays...lion cm the sabjret nay be obtalued.
. . . .

The followias Dmlatices saillabeariptioas bare been
mimed, mosieed.
Lord Portman.
for requisite additions to} ClOO 0 0 £lO 0 0
building .
'lnn. W. H. B. Portman
How. Mrs. Podolia ........
Viesosotess
Loly C. V. Homan
llea. L. S.
HOS. L. IL Putout lO 0 0
Mr.. Forel, horns 5 0 0
no &brooms Hombro...
A Friend
Mrs. Wingield Digby
Anoermous 5 0 0
.1. C. ltonsel, Esq.,
Mrs. Monsel
Miss Bober
Proceeds al Lactorsa at 5 0 0
Bloodier,' la 1064
Lady Smilax
Mrs. Doasldates
Mir Bomb 5 0 0
Colooel Todd 1 1 0
M. a Todd
Mrs. Okra's
G. D. W. Diaby &sq. .
.1. H. Walsh, ilaq
Lody Corollas Oalseatt 1 0 0
Mrs. Michel 2O 0 0
Mrs. Beaty Bower 4 0 0
Mrs. M. Farqsbarsea
Wesel Mama
.1. Harbor, Fan.
Mrs Parke 2 0 0
T. H. Bseard, Esq.
Mrs. Bastard . ....... .
Sir B. B. Baker, Bart. ......
.7. Mayer, Brq., M.P.
Mrs. Flom
J. H. lrOyly. Bert...
Sir Itiebard Glyn, Bart
G. G. 'Nye, Berl. .....
Lady Disby
Mrs. Bmskes

Daeationa Bub.riptions,

10 0 0
10 0 0
5 0 0
5 0 0

10 0 0
2 0 0
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5 0 0

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

<Agriculture.

Carrci nano! Baron/le.—ln the week ending J,e
13 the number of aeiwals seised w.. 9,243; last woo,
the number went up to 10,011. Tb• total number
stamked sinm the Freaking out of the please has been
107.098; of which 16,135 have been killed, 63 905 hove
died, 11,831 have recovered, and 15,227 remain under
treatment.

SPURIOUS VACCINIL —A writer to the Times mys that
the sudden and great demand for vaimino, for the
purpose of guarding agaiipt the cattle ;Assn., has been
tattoo advantage of by fraudulent persona, who Imre
hgun to manufseiture • spuriowi material, made from
collodion and crotoo oil, or tartar rinetia. The
eruption, the writer says. produced by this a at is wary
diff.rent born that of veoasne ; but it may be isistekso
for the latter by inexperie oed pence., who, baring
done so, and finding it useless, isaturally oewler• that
vaocination is worthier,. Well may his. sorrespoodest
sell this • a wiedtisd fraud."

pondemooci:OndenWnagirt°..mioftillqadtitidd.,:we.i7Pluusdga/...r.llsLaiiiirmovenwitiabiLrelyoasstf:::::thnt—wesle,Ther,yec)...h.7.l3l..airthrdth.er.trangebeereuibeit...p.:bp.:-7:ii
Geld at a short didasee Wan the town. Four sheep
In the field, and the h.-ads of
three had
;V. g age't • Nay as to suggest that the
destroyer mast bit • wolf. Half of the head aloe.
abate, with one of Os eyes. had been eaten. It wows
that when the sheen were attaaked 10 of these ma&
their wasps from the bold. Flee w. re found us the
Neighbouring vine... of 11.-rtingfordbury, and one was
discovered on Wednesday morning ht the look of .
Causer about two miles from Hertford."

TER ALIMAILD fililiT STARTISO AT TITS/MON.—In
the Court of cieent'a Beach, the are " Most* to. Ha.
sod other." hes beta heard. The plaiatiff, a seatitesee
of property, bad been °Deviated by two of the dudes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

IMPORTANT AMERICAN NEWS.

Nam YOIM, Jan. 111.-21 r. Chandler bm istrodueed
the following resolution in the Senate :—" Whereas,
England refuses to settle the Alabstos chnimi, tbe
sident is requeetwd to withdraw the American Ministar
from England, and lune a proelamatiou d nations
aosinterommes." The resolution arm tabled by a vote
al 25 to It

Nsw Yoga, Jan. lit —The New York Herald states
that President John,on is cionsidershly indisposed, be
that no fears ars sotertaiwati of a metes. Meow.

IT i• maid that au gaserloan filibuster louse bat sap
lured Bagdad, a li.aiena tore, taking priansers the
Imperial garrisoo. They afterwards plundered the eity.
Not day a French gun boat opened kre sport !hem. 30
had bees kil'ed on each aide.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

BELEcnoNs FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS

TB& 00ill TRADE-

SAM—There was rather more bootees+ doing at 10.
day's market than of late iworks. The supply of wheot
was mall, and most of it in hod conditioo. Barley and
brans were plentiful, sod prices of all descriptions of
pals were about lb. woe u last week.
DZWONSIIIIII —The Corn trade relief lent, at the
following wneits:—llest white wbeok Go t.. 6.. lid.; red
ba. id. to fla fid.. per if b.; malting barley, 40. to
3d. ; grinding ditto. 3s. 61. to 3s. 94.; best ost:i,
30. id. to 3.. 91. ; winnow, 30. 2.1. to 4a pee btial.cl.
V "r— =refine, 360. to 375. ; stroonda, 33a. to Sle. per
seek.

14 Aiwa', a. —Th• weakly market at the South
smpton Corn zchange wasnot fully etteadettpasterday
and credo on lb* whole was very demist., with little or
no change in the quotations of the preview. week,—ela
Old wheat, 48, to Ht. ; sew. 40a to 52.., mating
barley, 33a to 38s. ; grinding, Ida to 31. ; oat.., 22.. to
24a ; bi.ck, 275. to 30e. ; old whits, 29.. to 34i.;
Dow white, 275. to 29..; new beaus. 44a. to 4k; old,
20a WAIN. ; gray pate, 40s to 42a ; aad malt. &Ss to
64e.; per. qr. Flower was • dull sale, at 34a. to 35e. ;
par am*. That. was a fair show of wheat at Alton
market, and the full rates of lest week were realised
for all descriptions of grain—wheat, £9 to £l3 10a per
load; barley 26e to 3130. per qr. ; oste, lha to 24* ;
beans, 42.. to 47..; and peas, 39.. to 40a. At Newport
wheat averaged 43‘. 9id., and barley 31a.
Waantainia.—( lox market was fairly attended
to-day. Wheat came to lisriel rather largely, end in
consicierahly improved wandition. At the drat, holders
mind an advance on recent prima, an.l this bad a ten.
descy to cheek lustiness, but ultimately a fair trade vies
done at the fall rate aof la.& market. The general quo.
taltion for good to bast qualities wsz 48s. to 60s. ; but
oaf lot of the old realised 1t?... Inferior qualities made
42a. upwards. The supply of barley was large. For
goof malting qualitim there was • fair demand at priors
equal to throe of lot market. The qihdatoon averaged
from 34.. to 42.. Orimling qualities ieet a ready sale
at prices frun 375. 61. to 42.. The •.le, of barley at
other markets in the district have be. moder tr• le l.rge,
and the ge price haa bee* •hout 34.. Oats w re in
small supply aeday, and prices advanced is. the qr.,
the quotation Wing 22.. to 23e.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30

CHARYOIITIL

AoctDawr.—On Thursday Seperintendenis Henan
oed Underwood nod polies constehlee One and Graham
were returning from Lyme Reefs with four primens ao
an omnibus, drawn by throe hotpot. Wheat leliring
Clisrmooth the leader ' bolted," and on coating to th,
narrow dangerous bridge near Newland's form. the
*Ghia* game violently in cloned with Oast 'Ventre
lb.. 'bus patched deer ow owe .Id., and the two super-
ineedests who were onside *geld beef been trown
into the river Lad they 11434 vigorously reefed tet
c'e i ° dhdic They grefli, however isavetrely
braised sad &batten, Hr. Ueda:weed', right
we being reedered useless re sevaul days.
They voided to Bridport in • cob, 'bee
the superintendent of the Dorchester division proceeded
home by train. and Mr. Monate wax taken on to Bea.
Minster, Th• driver—Oeorge Health, cod rat the
801 l Hotel, Bridport —was preiipitamd to the ground
slum
ever the Lasses, and was out about the bead and
***wise loured. He VW taken up immesible.
ton did 'diking every all *Mon at the Hail
Ootoh lan. was eon•eyed to Widows. He t• Us
ia • precarioas state. The two consteblee the
pr'sonere, who were fluids. received Knee in Orion
The male primmer's bead *as forced throes the
window, and 01111 of the rentalsa wag out in the face b
the pieces of ghee. The 'bile •fis confiders* ,
re. prisoners were taken on to Bridport an • freph
ashlar., mad themes par rail to the eoeety prison.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

LOWER LI TCHETT.

Tea Meerino.—A Sunday school end public tfe
meeting wee held at the above pines on Thursday lasi
(Coronstion Day). The children were provided with •
bountiful supply of cake and tea ad fibitain, in the 010
Wesleyan chapel which is now used as • sollool.rnoin on
sondsys, at 1 o'clock, after which they rop4red to o
hid kindly lent by Mr. John Mooring, when several
games were introduced. At Eve o'clock • public tea wsO
bald at the Dew Wesleyan chapel, when upwards of 130
persons sat down. Tea cower, many joined with the
the children in their sports until seven o'clock, when
a pubbe meeting was held in the chapel. The caesUuj
basing been opened with singing and prayer, Mr.
Elijah Hunt, of Higher Lytebett, occupied the chair.
and addresses Imre delivered by the Rev. 8. Vincent.
of Wareham. and Mr. W. If. Jackson. of litourpaine.
Several hymn, were sung during the evening, and the
children, who occupied • raised platform erected for the
occasion, repeated several dialogues and recitations, and
many were the plaudits given by the audience for the
manner in which each performed his or her rdle. The
meeting concluded by singing and prayer, and • collec-
tion amounting to 14a s)cl. was made. The day proved
very propitious, and the event passed off in a very
satisfactory manner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

TIM CAT?!.! TILU)I.

BATIL—Tbe supply of osmoses Si to-day's market ems
about tin avenge for the time of year. Beef sold at 4.
al to N. per mono of 81b. ; mutton, 41. 83. to 23, ,
lamb, es. to 61. 84.; Teal, 41. 84. to ; pork, 4a. 84.
to It.

BairroL—Ths supply of sarcasm at to-day's market
wu •hort, in oonseqaence of the hot weather. Naarly
all sold at an early hoer, at the following prices : Beef,
4s. to 4a. Bd, per state of Bth., mutton; is. Bd. to ;
lamb, 84.

Davossaia".—Gowl inquiry for beef and mutton, at
full prices. Fat bulimic', 12s. 64. to 12.. 94. ; inferior,
12.. ; and brrreners, 7• 6d. to 8.. per score. Fat calves,
74. to 74.1. per lb. Sheep—wethers, 84. to Sid.; ewes,
71.1 to 7J.: lambs, 101. per lb. Pigs, li,. 91. to 12..
per score. Wool trade unsettled. Washed wool, ls.
ILL to 1. 61. ; unwashed, 1114, to ls. Old, per lb.
Wittenrac—ln store cattle the trade is Jost now
very quiet, bet for fat beasts there Ls • good demand.
Heel "ells well, and priors ars slightly In advance. The
bebt makes 19.• to 12s. 13d. the score; inferior and
secondary, 10a. to lls. 61. The mutton trade ii Irak
but not very act..; the prices are M. to 8.64. Lamb is
in good supply, and hes a fair sale, at about 10d. the lb.
Very little i • veal, although some quantity is sent to
the !rondos market. Hama pp are sloghtly drooping,
10r. 94. the more bring the general figure.

NORWICH. --There was • fair show of Lustig, breeding
ewes, and keeping sheep at this market. The number'
may be said to have been in exams of the dressed, and
a clearance was far from being effected, although prices
were reduced Is. to 2a per head. Th. In • lambs made
41. to 43. ; strong and useful 91.. to 3.1 e. ; and poor
and small, 18. to 22. per head, keening sheep, 445, to
48.. ; and full of o nditios, 54. to fffe. per head fat
@beep, 9.. 6.1. to 10.. per 14Th..; store pigs. 25:. to
284.; and half-fat, Wt. to 40s. ,per bead. Fat pork,
7s. 64. to 7s. 3d. per 140,5.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

Broamtio or 0178011111.

OFFICIAL —}tvcatastio, Sunday. The Nutrias
army in lioliema is making victotioee progress. Th.
fifth .td third divisions kook iihtwhin by storm on the
29th alt. The Prusaian loam was not inconsiderable, the
enemy's position beiag very strong, The lima suatabsed
by the Austrians is estimated at about 4,000 men.

MRS. COOPER,
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&turning front Waterloo Bridge Station at L 45
p.m. on Saturday, 14th or 21at July.
Children ender 3 years, fr..; 3 to 12, RaU•price.
• smell Cerpet•Ban Dolt allowed in Luggage. The
Tides' are not transfers le, are available only at the
I=e named uP*O theali and by the Sisoursion

MONSIEUR 0. FLEURY, a graduate of
the University of FARIS, and author of •
translation of the Oder pi Rorke into Freneh vane,
be., he., he matinees to teach French, Latin, and
lianas', with tßeirliteratum awl versa gentian, besides the
elms=a Gomm and Spanish, all compared with the
language and itlionu. Pupils attended at their
or own residence.
A spring clam is forming on the conversational
principle. Terms by the lesson or the quarter, is
preferred, the latter beginning from the day of antrum'.
Apply to his residence, 8, Royal-terrace, Weymouth.

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The On,. Child.
The Sorel Shot.
The Cuban Heine/.
Writ* of the Albion.
The 'happen Par.
The Primmer of the MEL
The Herptit.
St ew'. PIA
e Moose Hunter.
The Seout's Prise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

DRAIRS.

June 21, at Littleton House, near Blendford, Ellis.,
the beloved wife of the Rev. T. (Snow, aged 81 years.
JUDO 24, at 5, Eset.stre. t, Weymouth, after a long
illness, Caoline, tbs beloved Info of Mr. George King,
et mere, Wilk. aged 36 y.,
.1.,.. 26, at bar residenos, Weymouth, Diann, flake
of the late John Waning, Req., aged la
Jens 27, at Milford-street, Baliabury, Maud Mary,
youngest daughter of the late William Marshallsay,
nged IT yams.
June 28, at Blandferd, Mr. Charles Brine, aged MA
July 1, at Pnrdington, iIIIam yottngitt son of the
late Mr. Thomas Mstford, aged six years and eight
months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

PORTISHAL.

STOCK SALE. —On Wednesday an important sale
of fat and store beast', sheep, lambs, and pigs tools
p,see at Portwham, on the farm of W. Eaq
The attendance, owing to verious ensue. wu not no
great as at some former sales on the farmr of thi.
genii-mac. Fat bearts realieed from 13s. to 14a. per
hors; horn lambs sold it from 30a. to 32a. 6d.; Dow,.
*ethers, 47a. &I. to 505.; and Down ewes, 37e. to 40e.
per bend; fat porkers fetched £3 15e., and store pigs,
30s. to 36e. each. A luncheon, embracing every delicacy
of the reason, was provided, with wines and spirits 01
the finest quality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

MAIDEN NEWTON.

NATIoN•L ticeoca.. —The foundation stone of the
os. wing about to be added to this school wu laid no
Monday. Jens 25, by the rector, the Hon. and Rue. W.
H. Scott, the aereiee appointed by the Bishop for the
purpose being used on the occuion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

BRA DFORD.

Sato CUM OF BURNING.—Last Sunday eveniag,
the daughter of • man named Zechariah Saddler,
was shockingly burnt. Her parents went out and
left her in charge of the other children. They
appear to have fallen asleep sear the fire, and • piece
of wood fell out of the grate and ought the child's
clothier on lire. Her cries brought • man named
Jones to her aid, and when he arrived the flames
from her burning clothes were, it is mid, a yard
above her head. With great difficulty be succeeded
in putting the fire out, and medical aid was sought,
but the child is not expected to survive the injuries
she received. She is twelve years old.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

DEVIZES.

THE PEOPIIIT•RT OltAltlitt SCNOOL (UNITED).
—The annual meeting of this company was bold at
the Townhall, on Wednesday, the Mayor presided.
' and there was a numerous attendance of the share-
holders. Tba balanoe sheet, submitted by the hon.
secretary, gam • very satisfactory statement of the
property and liabilities of the company. The
directors report was unanimously adopted. Tbe
retiring directers were re-sleeted, and on the cmlii.
of the Mayor el Devizes, eimooded by Mr. William
Long, Mr. IL k. Merewetbar. Recorder of Devizea,
and the Holz ad Rev. C. A. Harris, Archdesoon of
Wilts, were elected official directors of the oompaoy
—atom gentleeme having previously .:premed their
ooneeot to act ke that capacity. The distribution of
prime setweequotly took place in the Schoolroom.
Ling-street, ulticb had been gaily decorated with
Bowers and evergreens. The Mayor preeidad and
delivered the prizes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

BHROTON.

THX BAND AT THE RECENT WEDDING FESTIVITIES.
—We have reoeived the (Mowing modest and
amusing communication from "Thomas Miles,"
writing from hrotors, under date June 26th —"1:
feel much annoyed at the manner in which the bend
I. spoken of in your paper of the 14th inst., at the
marriage festivities at Shroton, and as I was one of
the performers I wish to contradict the statement
made by your correspondent that "better perform.
aims had been heard," for I am sure a better bead
never came into Shrotoe. We could play anything,
and could "endure" to the last. I am an old
innsicase, and play the trombone, and con read notes
upside down, which is more than • good many mu
do, and not only that. I can do my own part, and
the others aa well, and I will play the "limed" on
my bit of music if 'tie wanted, with any body, so I
don't like to hear the band spokes of in this sort of
way in • public newspaper, and if you will inaer
this letter for me, it will ease my mind • good bit,
and oblige the rest of the performers."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

V am pobire.

CHRISTCHURCH.

Tea chief stone of the C mgremitional churcj.
which is to be rebuilt here, bee been' hid. The
lesign is Lombardi°, with tower and smre, Mr.
.Terei• Stoat, of Warminster, is the wegutem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

CAITLE K kRIENTS.

MaTIOPOLITAW, rb.reday.—To-day's market wee
very moderately 'applied with bawds In only middling
condition. Owing to the heat of the 'seethe* sales pro-
gressed slowly in all breeds. at Illooday's sarreaey. The
general top price was 6e. ed. per 811 s. Sheep were In
moderato supply sad slow request, at Mondays
eurrateey. Priam Dowse sad half-breds changed
hands at 6a per 81b. Lembo were In bat moderate
supply, sad all breeds moved off steadily, at full prices,
viz, at frost 6.. 441. to Si. par 81b. The demand for
mires rated tamale% ea former Meats. Pip were Is
doe request, et late rates.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

SALISBURY.

COIIIOIIIIOW Biosso IT rot LORD Issorsossr.
—Waromas, lltb R.V.C.—A. J. Ski!beak, pot ,
to be Emirs, rice Otos promoted.

THE Summer Assizes for Wiltshire will be opened
on Saturdsy, July leth, at New Serum Judges
Mr. Justice Bytes sod Mr. Jetties Bleakbers.

Rom AT THS CRYSTAL PALACIL— Oa Saturday
the yearly rose-show of RINI i 5..,. was held at
Norwood. Rossi of every tint end form sad Use
were di•played. There was every kis& from pars
whim to almost black, and from pink to the deepest
crimson. Mr. Keynes, of Salisbury, took so less
than five of the float prises, besides • mooed prise for
the plants is pots. There were 19,037 visitors.
COUNTY Pomo'. —Two tramps. who gave the
amass of James Thompson and jaok Shiappard, were
borsait ap is onstody bolero Mr. James Hamsy, at
mi. • Clerk's Oaks, ma Thursday. Mr.
F. 8, of Belford, proved that awe of tie
primers called at his hones b.gging and that he
was drank said wino,. The ether polsooso was also
abown to have olleaded in • eiadar manner, and
both ware sent to gaol for • month.

W•wros Muictimr. —Daring the as few days
WES tateereent has cat with • diamond, or other j.-
the wisdom of several tradesmen la Mk
c▪
ity. Amosipt them may be mistimed those of
them Wakes, iressompera, who have just pat •
r casstielileas frost into their shop; Mr. Roe,
Mr. Clapperton, sad others The Plot.
Ghia lasaniao. • Company have offered a reward of
£.5 far the dissever, of the ofiesder.

Bousavirr Woodman& Ati •su of tin
Bard al Charehardamo sod Grownesl.M as
Meador, the kiloorbig boudere are occupied dm
ta wawa( quener eel* 22e4 Soptasber. 111
for Moor coeseapiku mad ord rate a Md.;l
41b. lost, Mr. W. Webb, Culvernirati tordesa,
a boot withal boa. s.d beet(kiday) ash in 711,
per 80, Mr. G. Madero, bignbie-row Issas aI Sed.

per 11).1—, . R. Coles, Highntrest; them at bid.
Per lb, .R. Simper, Crime-street; tea at 2s 4d.,
soap at 41 ~ and good Cork butter (3rd.) at Is. per
lb., Mr. J., Knight, Blue Boer-row; moist sugar at
44. per II , Mr. Wm. Leach, Castle street; beet
Newcastle what 24• Q. per ton, delivered, Mr.
John Whi , Guilder lane.
FOULED SOCIETY Assocuaton. —A meeting of
lb. Cos • of this associatioa was bald is this city
on Toads Mr. J. Raysnliill presided, and tbs
noi
following er geutlemaii were also pmesot f—Tb•
Hon. and ay. S. Bart, the Rev. R. 0. Sways',
Mr. Wynd in Portal, Mr. Waters, Mr. Bea, awl
Mr. Wethe . The importance of friendly union
and an i 'change of privileges between the
members the Haste, Wilts, and Dorset County
Friendly "0E44, was discussed, and the principle
was adop as the basis of the association. It was
, racommendid that steps should be taken to procure
the Inllrch4gs of the privilege of medical attend.
awe, and a scheme presented was ordered to be
submitted tvi the societies. A saWoonimittee was
appointed tolreport on the means of aasimilatAng the
tablas of th different societies with • view to the
iaterolianim privileges and transfer of members.
R The ev. ft. 3. Sworn" and the on. and Rev. S.
ii
lion,
Bost were • nted secretaries.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

jortign Intraigrnct.

Tnn number of deaths from cholera reported at
Annus es Saturday lut wee 12, and 19 OD Sunday.
AT Paris on Friday the weather Wu again Sne but
exceedingly hot. At 3 the thermometer meshed 2841
Centigrade (8445 Fahrenheit.)
Some rases of cholera have appeared among the Promo
forming the garrison of Aire In the Landes, of whom
three died in houitaL No oases are reported ki the
town.

UaDaa •ED IVoLONTAIT STARVATION Or rat
1101mman. Tlie town of C 0..., Frames, Ism lad
been the theatre of a shocking ariine. A
woman the wife of young Min named Gaurag,
bas just been murdered by the husband'. Winr , who,
after stabbing her with • knife six times inside the
honer, followed the poor woman, wbo bad managed to
drag herself mikado, and there, in memos of several
aoMaatora &Mutated by her arida, killed her by • wreath
blow. He was instantly arrested, but from that
moment refused all food, and died of starvation in
prison. The name of the crime was • simple quarrel.
A delightful pleat of Oriental courtesy is reported
Iron Asteshad, the weed military port on the soothern
shores of the Oarmian. It appears that the Shah of
I Persia, who hitd been traveling in those &tent part,
of hie dorninioes with • suit of noises then 4000 person%
graciously bestowed a visit upon the Admiral of the
Uemaa lieet enobored in that harbour. Among the
assasemente afforded the illustrious guest was* trip onl
the sea in • splendid steamer. 'The Shah no sooner
found himself on the nuwouted element thra he ex.
werisnced the ordinary sensations of humanity in visiting
Father Neptune for the first time. Tbe Bunion
Admiral stood &shalt, fearing the anger of the un.
travelled despot. 'I am afraid your Majesty is
unwell," he at length observed apologemeally, "Not
idelig•Bag.ti:ram—htettrlwwan:!itr*gassi:whm.diate::l3rino:tiSeelhwbereis:arrstrdZeof
isinyymbrotherZreauit:sm.tbernsiewl"l"l3cars
gutoplaw wbe would not have ghee wiy nabi in
ening*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

rarictins.

FROM THIS WEEK'S "FUN."

M• 11110 THIN LOOK SIZITIIIK.—(Waitor, shooting
down pipe) "Now then, when are them peer coining
for those two lambi r

Wawa is a guinea not :a guinea ? When it's ona
pound wcn at whist.
" I'm sum I don't know whatever piemic means
colas. it. tb• "'ranch for settln' on lb' gram with your
plata in your lap and tottile !yew =wain MILT
uncomfortable. as may bit French way. but &mit
suit ote.—Mrs. Brows.

NOT TO SI BILOOKED.—(EIderIy girl at piano singing
"Th. Brook.)" .

“ /fru may some sad mem may go,
But I go on for ever, ..or, I go on for ever.”—Din
Cherky to Fair Cousin :—" If that's the ease I shall be
one of the men that go I*

Sysairos —Tba blsoksiailbs of Dam!las
hays Amok for higher warm Thiry also nesse to
str+k• uidll limy remiss hither wags& What is to In
loss. This Ms i's Ntu
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

AT e
Worcestor Trials of Steam Machinery, in 1863, the latest made by the R. A.B of
England, TUXFORD k SONS were again BUCC UM/ L over ALT. Competitors; their 8 Rome Ensibte scr-
all other competing Engines of every power in economy and effectiveness. Thom, for ELEVEN YEARS3tuflird A Sous bees maintained the FIRST position at the Royal Society's VERT STRIPOISTLY conducted friala
TUXFORD SONS' dist-class combined Thrashing Machines, single, double, and treble blast. TUXFOR frd
niwkr.paseased pram Elevators, Steam-cultivating Apparatus, Grinding Mills, Sawing Machinery, Centrifugal
Pampa, he.

• wee.74,_ 4.
441.411Npr ,
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talki
• I.• Its 10,..„„„!lophavir
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES PORI

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TURFORDB' ROAD LOCOMOTIVE :AND MACW/iI3,,TRA.VELLING.

DRINTING of ovary description executed M
tbo aborted cotioa, by STEAM MACHINERY
as Oho Oflloes of tho "DORSET cowry:an:ma,"
owl "TELEGRAMS."

oaußoa4razgr. DORCHWIIIR.

STARCH MANUFACTURERS
TO H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALVI
gILKNpjgLD PATENT STARCH
MP IF TIM ROYAL LAUNDRY
AND AWARDED THE PRIZE MEDAL. 1882
Bold by &IIOJoI.T. Chandierl. ko. , ko.
WOT a Co., Gum" Aim Lawn..

WARDED rilLi ON APPLICATIO;.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

agritultutT.

Hong Mamma FY ll•omatert.—Al the estair
lishment of the Manchester Carriete Oommie , Pendia*
toe, perhaps better keown se Mr. Green them is
wow in prectieal operatics a navel sod as 1011010.0
system of shaming bones by mesas d • dmins breaking
machine, invented by Mr. fhenwooth. The ass we
evidently been derived from the revolving brash whist
intey hairdressers have had in me, bat Me applisetke
of the idea to home cleaning is of snob Milky, and ims
had so great an effect in eamonsiaing labour. this II Is
worth • public notice, espeeklly as we believe the
=whine is not in nee Is any ether stable. In the
lower stableyard at Pendleton this, is s kegs shed,
where tee or • dome horses is. be Gleaned se sea Its...
Along the centre of Me roof is • revishria frets
which hang several eedkee straps. 1
motion to. heriscatel pals, at ens end ef =elllll
h •
coniesl brush that ',take middle. On an emitilme
being brought into the stable, sites his three hewn
work (during which, 1n.., kind ef weather, be ressomes
from the roads of Mascbsster sad Ward an shiest
increditable quantity of dirt), he is taken to this abed
and • man applies to him tin emehine honed In about
half an hour the animal is thoroughly Moaned, end
is ly the head requires SWAM( by head. The
effeeted by the maa.ne is much more seam=
effectual then the med diliprit bond-currying ean
po.sibly be, and to the majority of animals the pester
cleanliness of their skies, as well as the Immured sir-
oulatioe of the blood widish le predated by the emebine
brush, &paws to bo meeptabla Meet banes i=
the operation quietly and patiently, bat lo some
timidity is prothnied by the rattle of the smeitinsay.
In so large an establishment as Mr. Greenwood's the
most important result of the adoption of this invertible
I. the asooomy of labour which retake front It trader
the oixt system a man wee thought to base thee • fair
Aay's work if be cleaned len or a dorm hens" bat by
the machine be eau ekes 20 in the is,.. Use, and
with coosiderably lees bodily labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

LA NGTON.

Tint mortal remains of the late Mrs. Snow, of
Littleton house, (whose death will be found recorded
iu our obituary columns) were consigned to their
last resting place in Langton church.yard, os
Tuesday last. The funeral cortege onosisted of the
hearse, two mourning coaches, and the private
carriage of Sir John D'Oyly. Tbe arrangements
were confided to the Mews. Abbott, of Blandford.
Mr. Ridout, undertaker, made the ooffin, which wee
oovered with black cloth panelled with black nails.
The funeral service was read by the Rev. J.
Mansfield, rector of Blandford St. Mary.--Tbe
mourners included the RAC T. Snow, and the Rev.
D'Orly Snow, Sir John D'Ovly, Bart., and Lady
D'Oyly, the Ray. Prebendary Farquharson, and the
Mann. Farquharson (2), the Rev. E. L Stuart, the
Rev. J. Churchill, Mrs. Harte, sad several other
intimate friends of the deireasei, who wee mach
beloved by a large number in the neighbourhood.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MARKETS

TUE CORN TIADIL
BAIT. —Then was a small attendance at to-day's
market. Whilst 031111 s dull sale, red realising from 54s
to 60a, and white 56e. to 645. per qr. The prices of
other grain were nominally the same as last week.

WALYINISTII.-011r marker was very thinly attended
end the supply of all kinds of 'ruin was small. laut
week', advanced rates were difficult to °Main. Best
qualities made 60a. to 64.. ; otbera rdla to 68s. Barley
it taken for grinding at 40a. to 42.. ; oats at from 26a.
to t 0..; beans at 50a. to 561. and peas 46.. to 50a.

DEVONSHIRE. —At the Exeter earn-exchange holders
dsked im advance of 3a. per qr. on the rates of this day
se'nnisht. Easiness was limited. White wheat, Ti. 9d.
to fts. ; red ditto, Is. 3d. to To. 61. per 621 b.; barley,
miasmic, 4s. 61. to 41. 91. ; grinding, 4s. to 4s. 1 I.;
est., best, 3.. Id. to 4...; inferior, 34. 4.1. to 3a. 61.
Flour, superfine, 43e. to 44a.; floe, 41s. to 42e. ; seconds,
S9s. to 40a per seek.

HAMP811111111.—Th• trade in wheat was seemly so fast
at the Southampton oorn.exchange. A good Waimea,
however, way done, at an advance of from 2s. to 31. per
qr. above the prices quoted lest week. Is otlivr grain
Owe wit. • fair coosumptin demand. at the suhjoined
rates :—Wheat, good old and new, 575. to 67...; inferior
50s. to 565.; barley, grinding, 33.. to 36..; oats heavy
white and black, to 33.,; inferior, 245. to 275. ;
beans, 50.. to 63..; old, 535. to 56a pees, white sad
grey, 441 to 45..; and malt, 87a to 70s. per qr. Flour,
401. to 41s. per sack.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

POOL B.

STRarr RIOT. A reader of the Te'egrans, who oom•
Owns that within the lan too days of • disturbance
which occurred hero not being reported in the nevob
papers, moot be aware from his own statements
regarding the taking out of a stimmons before the
magistratem, that until the matter mimes before a
Court of Justioe, we cannot, from its very nature,
attempt to give any account of it.

EPOINI A CCIDINT. —The passengers by the Poole
trains had to be oonveyed for a few times on
Saturday by omnibus to and from Poole Junction, in
consequence of the boiler piste of the locomotive
upon the Blaridford line having given way, and the
engine oorsequently breaking down. On Monday
we observed that a new and powerful locomotive of
this year's make had however been substituted, and
no evil, were experienced beyood • slight variation
in the mods of parent/sr locomotion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

Dorsetobirt.

Tun Cater. —Colonel Mantel stated at the rope
drill yesterday, he anticipated that arrangements
would be made for the battalion to have • week in
camp, going to Ltilworth oh Monday. July 18, and
returning on the following Saturday. We hope that
those who have not yet subscribed to the fund, will
do so at once, to make die project •oertainty.

MID6UMMIR QUHITZR Scienont.—The financial
business of (Apes riessiess is to to transacted today,
(Tuesday). A motion is to be moved by J. Gundry,
Eq., "That the duties hitherto discharged by the
High Sheriff's Javelin men be in future undertaken
by this County polio', and that the Police Committee
be requested to confer with the Chief-Constable on
Lb. subject; a Matta, is to bp elected for the
County Prison in the roam of Mrs. Lawranoe,
awed, and three of the justices are to be named to
form a fishery committee forth. river Axe, in con-
junction with a like number of tnagistrates of Devon,
and of Somerwt. The criminal business will b.
proceeded with the following day. There are 18
pnsooers for trial, 8 of whom are in custody and 6
on baiL None of the offences are of a serious
character. During the quarter ending midsummer
136 prisoners were oommitted to gaol, as against 192
in the corresponding quarter of 1865, showing a
decrease of 56. The following Is an abstract of the
calendar for these sessions :—Matilda Stone, forwent,
obtaining goods by false pretences, at Weymouth ;
Charles Bishop, stealing rabbits at Milborne St.
Andrew; John Armener, obtaining by a false
pretence seven pence and sight pence at Burton
Bradetock • Thomas Bishop, alias William Jones,
alias Widen, More, °Mann% by false preterites
ten shillings, at Morden • Louisa Lembert, stealing
a silver watch and metal chain, at Weymouth;
Mary Ann Squibb, steeling ration, articles at
Sydling St. Nicholas; Huriett Paull, feloniously
receiving the aforesaid; John Porter, stealing boots
and halla-crown at Dorchester. On Bail : Edwin
Dominy, George Davis, Stephen Randall. and J ho
hfssterman, stealing coal at Wareham ; Harriet
Briggs, house-breaking at Wyke Regis; &lime
Jetty, feloniously receiving lead at Bridport.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

TEMPLECOMBE

Rocs VOLCIITIMUI —DORSET BATTA LION.
Friday last a selmition from four oompansea—Bissd.
ford, Gillingham, Sherborae, and Starmurster
Newton, with Stalbridge—inet at Templearanbe Le
rope drilL --Tbe officers present Were
haddssi, Capt. Adjutant Barrett, Quarter Musa
Bergman, Capt. Falwasser, Luna. Johns, Lem.
%%p.o.e. Longa Dashwood, and Kayoed
Than Wae a good attendance of men, and eery
essisfssiory dra Al the close the Coloael dirtied
the men for their Wood/woe, and expressed
gratilioatioa with the promedioga. fie ye
nonnoed that the battalion would go into mina on
the Monday and UNSIDOU the Tuesday, according 14 the
dripaal plan, and that the review would be on the
following Friday. The officers afterwards dined
together at Worthy's Hotel, the worthy laadleid,
Mr. Harvey, ushering to their enure satudectory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

DEWLIBII.

Taxerans. —lent Saturday four labourers, named
respectively George House, William House, Edward
Slade. and William Chapman, were summoned before
the county magistrates for trespassing in aseroh of
conies, on land belonging to Mr. James Harding.
Meloombe Horsey. —George Dawe, the bailiff, saw
the defendant, beating the furze, between six and
seven o'clock p.m., on Wednesday, the 6th instant,
near a field in the parish of Dewlimb, and
beard a dog bark. He naught William Chapman,
the others making off with the dog after some
rabbits. Dews could not recognize William House
as one of the party, and he was accordingly dia.
charged. The dog belonged to Chapman. The
three pleaded guilty and was fined 6d. each and
cods.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

BROADWINBOII

SITDDIN DEATH.—N. IL Loggia, KN., bold so
inquiet on Monday at Dibberford Farm on the body of
Mr. William B. Legs, amid 56, the cosenpier of the farm,
who dropped deed early the Immo morning while lean-
ing over his barn door. Doseased had bow giving mares-
eon. to his carter, who bad just loft him, but fancying
ho beard • strange noise went back and found his nester
lying on his beak, and Ito epos afterwards aspired. Mr.
Webb, surgeon, had often attended doomed for heart
diocese. and the jury returned a verdict of "Died by
the visitation of God.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03

GILLINGHAM.

New Caoaca.—The corner-stone of • new church
at Al dial. in this parish, was laid on the 20 tilt by
Mi.. *gibe's, of Milton Lodge. The 'striae
appointed for the ocassicie was performed by the
R. a. Barrett, rector of Stowe: Provost, rand
dean, assisted by the vicar and the parochial choir.
This chorea has been long wearied for some outlying
hasilete in the parish, sod was originated by :he
late Mr. Thomas Mathews, of Milton Lodge, who
gave 1.6000 and land for the work. The mani6oent
gift of this lamented gentleman baa been entatiged be
his surviving family to the amount of £BOOO. Liberal
additions have been made by other owners of
property is the pariah sad by • grant of £l6O by
by the Salisbury Denman Church Building Associa-
tion. There still remains • large sum to be [nada
up by the friends of the Chun*, but it is looped that
the building will be ready for oonesoratiue in the
course of the summer of 1867. The chetah ill
intended for 262 parsons.