The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

POOLE.

Tan Undoes mad Bontb•Weeeeen Railway (Pod.
and Bornemouth Janotioele) 8.11 was reed s third
time and poised in au Home of Comeau on Priday
night.

Tms magistrates on Thursday allowed a poor's-
rate of la Bd. in the £ for Looddeet. The previous
rote wee Sia &I. in the f. There wee no other
hansom

&CAPS OW A LUNATIC—A young w,named
Elimbetti Hurdle, who has for some years pest
manifested derangement of intellect, was on Wedge/-
day plead in Poole Union, under as order from the
relieving °Goer, has within In borer Stie
Sae has not since been heard of, sail it Is f=lll
may have befallen her. &rote lime lesoksbe WIIII is the
service of Id. Diminish, Eq., of Dorcheeter. Upon
leaving Me west into similar employment M filoath-
amptoo, 'al recently she returned to her friends
Poole :n ousesqueeoe of ahem

Rogust.s Detra.—On Wednegday an isgasst was
held is tit* Tows-ball. beton 0. B A idndgs, E.
oweasr, on lb. body of Phony Wats, who had been
borate* dsgth to het own hale, on thoprevioos evening
The nefortasate woman was aged 77, and &bloat
iodleillt. 100 bar boatload had been aosustomed to
h-see kyr aloes ommelos Ile. On roesday ...clung be
wont out &bait lialf—paet eight, and looked bar in, and
no hi. return in oboist ball an boor toned the room fall
of amok*. wad the remains of his poop wife Most& ring
no the floor. to hia absence aka probably pared too
Woes to 1. e Bre' and her drew ignited. A verfliet of
"Accidental death" vu retuned.

BOAT A 001 DIST : Two Mee Dimwit= —A tied
incident happened ic Poole harbour ma Wedmedity
night. Two men, named William Foster mad
(Marge thile, who mole to the tows • abort time
ago sad soured the terries of Mr. Jouster en
sawyers, went oat in • small fiat-bottomed beat
about Mamie sight o'clock, in ontepany wino
petit named Cols, or the purpose of " eel-Sekieg."
They had not gone far from the quay, *few,
before the boatsank. Cole Managed to swim t. he Mr
rescued by some man in • boat, but the other two
were drowned. It mum that the beat was leaky.
and that the men were not ettflioisetly obsommit of
its had coeditiou till toe late. As iactaast wee held
Friday, before Joseph Harker, KN., *wooer,
when the jury returned • verdict of " Asoideotal
Death," and sweated that tackle suitable for search-
ing for bodies Mould be placed at the Custom Reel.

THU CHIIIIOO le BOAT. —The reamer Albion
did not make her aeosetrued voyage to Cherbourgb
on Monday Peat week owing to the term of the
government artificer by license of whieb ahe riled
having *Attired. Several hallway passengers who
arrived by the early trains with the intention of
crossing over to Francs were in roe queer die-
appoierd of the trip, and bad to return whence
tbsy came after obtaining ainoperation for their rail-
way fare. The steamboat subsequently, owing to
Lb. urgency of the rods trate performed the voyage
without the outiflors, but took no presagers
The affair ocessioned mar anzioas speculation in the
town and tiri hbaurbood rto the future course of
events, being entertained that the
route was about to be abandoned. All dotbte have
now been removed, however, by the arrival of a
government inspector, who has renewed the oerti•
dere for • limited period, and the boat will, for the
nest month at leer, run as heretofore.

klunay.— On Monday, • mentage reached the
Studland Gast-guard that the crew of • large ship
1 which had jest aschured in the bay, were in • 'tete
of mutiny. A bust's crew was at coos armed, and
I Us. ship boarded. Bhe proved to be the Nubia, of
Loudonderry, which had sailed • few days pre-
viously from Havre to New York, but on reaching
tillll month of lb. Charms', the crew had insisted
upoe reinroiog to some English port, eleven of them
declaring that they had never signed "article.," and
that they had been in some way deceived by the
shipping ageet at Havre. These men were taken in
charge by the guard and taken to Poole, where the
authorities did not oneeider it expedient to take any
notice of the matter, Is there had beets irregularities
on each side. The sailors Pere turned adrift on the
quay, and • sufficient number of Poole men sent
down in a pilot smack to make the ship safe for the
night The out day the captain proceeded to
Southampton in search of a new orew. Some of the
disepharged men were in a very destitute condition,
particulary two Spaniards who bad been shipped
without any "kit," beyond the very scanty clothing
M which they stood, and ea they appeared to feel the
ooklnem of our climate greatly, and were unable to
speak • word of any language but their own, their
ooedition was pitiable in the onetime.