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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

NERVOUS MD. GENERAL DEBILITY.
Eighty-seventh Edition, 208 pages, sent post free by the
Author for six penny postage stamps.
FRIENDLY COU NSEL S, Medical
Treatise on the Infirmities of Youth and Man-
hood, both mental and physical, resulting from excesses,
kis., with plain directions for their removal, by Professor
Ralph Thompson. From upwards of twenty-five years'
experience in a practice unequalled for extent and in'
portance, the Author is enabled to treat, with the
utmost certainty of cure, every variety of disease arising
from solitary habits, excess and infection, such as
Spernistorrlnes, Stricture, and Syphilis, in all their
stages—which, owing to neglect and improper treat
meta, frequeutly.end in disease of the kidneys, stone in
the bladder, gravel, gout, rheuniatisni indigestion,
debility, skin diseases, and pain in the back, ike. The
' neglect of these diseases by medical men generally, and
the futile attempts to cure by the use of those dan•
gerous medicines, mercury, cubebs, sarsaparilla, &c.,
Ice., have produced the most dangerous Jesuits. Suf-
ferers are invited without de's), to Dr. T., who guar-
Antes.% a speedy and perfect cure of every symptom,
whether primary or secondary, without the above
! dangerous medicines, thus preventing the possibility of
any after symptoms. This truth has been established
in minis, thousands of cases; and, as a further guar-
antee, he undertakes to cure the most inveterate cases
in a short time, without hindrance from business,
change of diet, die. Permanent relief can only he
reasonably expected at the hands of those men who de-
vote the whole id their studies to this neglected class
of disease. Persons at a distance can be successfully
treated by correspondence, on their sending a full de-
tail of the symptoms, &c., with the fee of One Pound,
by Post office order payable at the General Post-office,
when advice and inedicilies will be promptly despatched,
secure fro,,' oloetostion. Address—Dr. RA LPI I
THOMPSON, 28, Clarence Road, Kentish Town,
London. Consultations daily by appointment. Those
who have hitherto failed in getting relief are earnestly
invited, soil no case will be abauctoned until full satis-
faction is given.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, Fut 15.—Tbe supplies of town and country
-
killed most are only moderate. Prima qualities move
of stolidly, other kinds slowly, m under :
i. d. s.d. ad. s.d.
Inferior beef.. 1 044 4 Interior mutton • 111 4 4
Middling ditto . •11 II Middling ditto 4• 4 g
Primo largo ditto 110 4 0 Prime ditto 4 10.6 •
Primosinall ditto 4 1 6 4 Veal
Largo pork .... 40 4 • Small pork

HOP MARKET.

BOROUGH, TRIDAT, 713. 15—Altho of the thew el
samples is very moderato, the deelasi gl kind el
hops is heavy. et the easamol osotatio se Red
East beat pockets, t 4 te ; Weald ot• Kegs,
; Elassez, £3 to CT ; Teertiop. gibe BO 10e par sot
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

Erclanb.

FOOD Di —At Limerick on Monday • large
body of idle labourers and mechanics turned out to
demand food or work. They waited on the Mayor, to
whom they reprevented their di.treswed condition. and
his Worship. ;DMUS il4ll to do all in his power to set oil
foot the works of the new e.nhank meets below the
docks. Not satisfied with this assurance, the labourer.
continued to parade the street, to the fear and appre-
hension of the shopkeepers ; and a special meeting of
the magistrates was held to make arrangements for
preserving the peace. Shouting and yelling went on,
and threatening language was used. The police patrolled
the city in batches.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

DR. BUCHAN'S

pattnt Sugar oattb

The promos of coa—ting the pills with sugar has coin
p lied the Proprietors to take out Lettere Patent of
rvat Britain, in order to protect them from imitation,
t..,ir miccharine covering, which ii eon!~ de root (pink),
d ,tinsuishiug them from all others. They are pleasant
t” the taste, and may be takes by the most delicate
,siale or child, without fear of 1140•11111 or dimoudort,
siding down imperceptibly like a sugar plan.
HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.

Our race is subjoin to an overdow vinsted bile
which is both prevalent end daagerone ; bat these Pills
'lord an invaluable and efficient protection. Their am
prevents the inflection of those impurities which eases
▪ ninth danger to the Ise organs of the stomach and
b mid& They moon ears liver eoinplainte, dyspepeth
rheumatism, flatalean, wind and griping in the stomach
and bowels, diarrhoea, loin of appetite, bendathe, heart
bum pain in the chest, sudden faintness and sentare
mesa, ...uorbatie affeetieso, akin eruptions, dernanneded
snore, he.; also noting mesh visibAy es the complizion
preserving, thiproving, nettesing, sad beaatifying the
licit,, thereby giving that blooming sad SIMMS*
•ppestance is desirable, yet se vainly sough,
for by all. In brief, these Pills work Web
say to the very soots of sash disease, elleaming
in their pump, removing every unhealthy 111110111110
Lanes. till the Wird in mulled, the whole system rear
ated, and all the I snmlolsa fining &Nordin to nature
11. duties of life inionear=ena•Vsere Wore tbq
bad beta aid sad weary
PURGE OUT THE HIAHOUHE

which breed sad generate diremper, stimulate amnia
•r
disoulered organs into their Ward brier, umll
impart health, arrests. and eherfulres te the sick,
• eak, and n•rvous ; not only do they eure the daily
• .niplainta of everybody, but also those formidable sad
d .ninin,ns diseases that have balled the most skilful of
the modicel pruderies.
l'nee la. 14. per Box or, by poet, le. 4d.
Its. „ , le. Id.
Id.
PO
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

FRANCE.

Panic Saturday Morning.
Ths Mositeur of to-day contains a decree, Amor-
ding to which raw tissues of cotton, destined to ha
printed in France for rsesportation, will be tem-
porarily admitted free of duty.
Reports are current bare that tha proclamation of
the kingdom of Italy will not tor the present be
communicated in an official manner to several
Governments.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

)I,ID GOLD RING (18 Caret, Hall
17.1 M•irked), engraved with Creek 42a.; Large Size.
for Anil., 754. On receipt of P.O. order the sizes oil.
L. u, 'elect froin.—T. CULLICTON, Seal Engraver,
er,iiboorn-street, corner of St. Martin's-lane, Lon•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

Legal.

COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE, Fn. 12.

(Before Sir C. Cassawst.L.)
GIIIINET V. °URN ZT •ND TAYLOR.

In this cue the petitioner, Mr. John Henry Gurney,
M.P. for Ming's Lynn, Norfolk, and • member of the
firm of Gurney and Co., bankers, of Norwich, prayed
the court for a diosolution of marriage, on the ground of
his wife's adultery with the co-respondent, who had been
a servant in his employment. The case was heard be-
fore the Judge Ordinary on the 22nd ultimo, when the
facts in support of the petition were fully established,
hut the decree was suspended.
The Solicitor-General, on behalf of the petitioner,
now moved the Court to make the decree nisi dissolving
the marriage.
Sir C. Crosswell granted the motion and pronounced
the decree.

IHEDDON AND SHIDDON V. THI ATTORNIT•OBWIRAL
AND PATRICK -APPLICATION /OR A. NEW TRIAL

Our readers will remember that this remarkable snit,
which occupied the Court for several days, wan insti-
tuted by Yr. Sheddon and his daughter fur the purpose
of establishing the legitimacy of the father of the
former, and that the full court decided against the peti-
tioners. The latter having determined on applying for
a new trial, had taken the preliminary step@ for that
purpose by laying before the Judge Ordinary the papers
on which the motion for a new trial was based.
Mum Sheddon now appeared in person in au port of
the motion. . . .

Bir C. Cresswell said that he had read the papers sup-
plied to the Court on which the present motion for anew
trial was founded, and it was impossible for him to hear
that motion sitting alone. The case was hoard before a
full Court, lie (the Judge Ordinary) having had the as-
sistance of two learned judges ; and the rehearing of the
case must be regulated by the view taken by the full
Co rt. The full Court would sit the second week of
next term ; and he reminded Mks Sheddon that an op-
portunity had been afforded her of bringing forward this
motion, as the fall Court eat subsequent to the bearing

Idles Sheddon : I am sure you will not be surprised,
my lord. •ftor the length of the trial, that I should feel
so mentally and pliyaically prostrated as to be unable to
bring furer.irl thus motion earlier. By the Act of Par•
Insolent the aiptial from the decision of this court to the
Houe of Lords most be made not three months after
the hearing of the trial, though in other oases the term
is extended two years. The reason of the limit arose
probahly from the f ,et that parties in this court were
anxious to know ass loon as possible whether they were
married or not. The three months will expire nest
Monday. and therefore we are codipelled now to appear
before the Court to show our reasons for considering
that the decision of the full court was null and void.

The inotion was accordingly ordered to stand over till
the next term.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

tigriculturt.

Ursus. SUTTon AND SoNs' SEW EsTABLIAHMSNT,
11SADINu. Bangs.--Sinee we It visited t his estsdlislituent
various alterations as regards arrangement both for the
sake of coevenionce and despatch have will effected.
Increase of business 11611 caused pr.i.orti.,TlKto enlarge.
:tient of promises ; but is 1101T10r01.0 we 0110:11-Yed t 1136
there is • plate for every thing and evtry thing in its
place; in *hurt sit order ftlld 10.1411066 w hiichi is worthy
of iiiiit•tion. In addition to whist iii•y be called I
tragic, ell exportation 41eportilient has been constructed
on • 'erg. scale, in which, dining the busy season, 601110
20 young men era actively employed it) psckiug soil
sending " orders." An intsrestiog feature cniiiiected
with Messrs. Sutton's establishment i+l a Na ling room,
which they have lately built for the use of their men
it conisisto oft large and suitable apartment, furnished
with weekly and daily liver", yterioslicals. and atandard
works on gerdening, history, travels, ke., and is upon
grstnitously at meal times and every evening after
busbies' hours. On application I. the librorian books
may also be had to read at home. A friendly soiree
inansrsted the undertaking. when shunt 50 young men,
clerks, shoptuen, warehousemen, kit., spent a social
evening together nil the ',finalists. Let no hope that
such conablerstion for the improvement of those
employed in this eit•lllslinient may hu everywhere
• 'tated. A sehoolroous has also bee» provided in
one of the trial grounds for the education of the
tidbit-en of peaple employsol on the but, as well as for
others belonging to that locality.--Gardcner's Chronicle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

BLANDFORD.

COLONIAL CHURCH AND SCHOOL SoCIRTY. —On
Sunday, February 10, two very iuiprestive and well.
sermons were preached in our church by
the Rev. H. P. Gooks'ley, M.A., of Wirnborue, iii
aid of this excellent and growing society. The
rev, gentleman chose for his text Titus ii. 14 :
•• Who gave himself for us, that he might redeem us
frodi all iniquity, and purify unto himself a peculiar
people, zealous of good works," in the morning;
and Psalm in. 8 : --•• Salvation belongeth unto the
Lord ; thy blessing is upon thy people. Selah," in
the evening. We are happy to state the collections
amounted to the handsome stun of £l3.

We are pleased to hear that the Bth Dorset
Volunteer Rifle Corps will shortly possess an excel-
lent drum-and-fife band, and from the daily practice
of its members we anticipate something first-rate.
The instruments have arrived. Recruits are rapidly
swelling their ranks, and the entire affair items to
pnnuise well.
Tars Rsitwsv.—From the general appearance of
the trade of our town, we are 3f opinion that the
good of the railway is being felt ; in fact we seem
quite lively here in comparison with the dull
reports from all our neighbouring towns, and we
;nay congratulate ourselves upon having such a well.
worked line.

PENNY BANK. —The expectations of the promo-
ters of this excellent institution have been more
than realized, both as regards the number of its
depositors and its general progrem.•
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

Parliantrataro Paptro.

STeRNGTR Of THE ARM T.—A Parliamentary return,
mowed fur by General Upton, ahowing the" strength"
and " catalif lament" of the •riuy, states that its
atrengtla on t' • 14 of April, 1.7457, was 9,983 sergeants
411. i 143,941 tank sail tile and drilmmera ;on the fat
of April. 1858, the number. were reapectively 10 400
1418.535; on the tat of April, 18511. they were 11.291
awl 190.274; and in the eourae of the year ending the
let of Arril, 1860, there wan an lin-reeve to strength of
843 sergeants and 9,141 rank and file. During that year
27.8014 recruit,. enlisted, besideo which thee* were 1.278
volunteers from the Militia ; 2,558 men were discharged
011 account of the espiration of their service, (al.eut half
of theta alter about 20 flare' service), but 207 were
re-counted within six inontliti after discharge, and 1,191
did not take their discharge, hut re-engaged at the
expiration of 12 or 10 year.' limited eenicv ; 4,7843 inea
died ;5,4111 dewerted, bet 1,839 deserters were rejoined
to the army ; 4,048 were discharged for disability ; I,Bre
by varkhasts.

Tile directors of the &stern Counties Company have
determined to ado t • system of communication br
tweas.tbs guard and angina-driver of • train.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

POOLE.

THE AttisHouslia. --The inmates of the alms.
houses in this town appear to have been sufferers by
the recent unfortunate bank failure. Mr. Denby
Seyniour's agent has very considerately sent one cwt.
of coals to each of the inmates.
RIFLE CORFN' COXPETITION.—It is stated that
ten subscribers of the Second Dorset (Wariham)
Rifle Corps have challenged ten members of the
Fourth Dorset (Poole) Corps to meet them on Wed-
nesday next on their practice ground at Wareham
for target practice. live shillings will be paid as
entrance money by each competitor. It is anticipated
that the Third (Dorchester) Corps will challenge the
successful party.
ANCIENT ORDER Or FORESTER& —At a meeting
or Court Amity, No. Pia on Wednesday evening,
the sum of two guineas, raised by general subecrip-
tion, was presented to the secretary, Brother John
card, as a mark of the Court's appreciation of his
faithful services.

TEMPIKANCII Sociwrv.—Two orations were deli-
vered by Mr. De FrAine at the Townhall. Poole,
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings. The sub-
ject on Wednesday evening was " Our Young Men
and W 1111 l ; " and on Thursday " Three Sheets in
the Wind." Mr. De Fraine is a young man of con-
siderable ability, and was received with applause
both evenings. Mr. Jackson took the chair the
I first evening, awl Mr. Harker the 'mud.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

HUNGARY.

Punt, Feb. 13.

The Assembly of the Comitat of Pesth has una-
nimously voted an address to the King, w hich
says :
The Royal Reacript has destroyed the confi•
deuce winch had been created by the Imperial
I hploma of October last.
The law prohibits the payment of taxes iintil tiler
have been noted by the Diet. Force alone could
remove the citizens iroot the lawful gronnil they have
taken up. An unreserved return to Constitutional
life alone can save the King and the country.
The Assembly of the Comitat of (Blenburg has
resolved to pay the taxes as heretofore until the Diet
shall have taken its resolution.

FIUME. Feb. 13.

The city of Fiume and the surrounding district
have been declared in a state aglow.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

12anw5b it,.

SorritAmrraNr. - • Edeabire Babilery of Bask
Note. jr.m, Ueneral Rums. The Southampton
magistrates were engaged on Tuesday in hearing a
charge against 'Melilla Frampton and Charles
Br.wu of stealing £tGO ill Bank of England not,
from the residence of his Excellency General Joan
Emanuel de Rosa; the ex-President of the South
American Republic of the Argentine Confederation.
General Roaas has resided for some years at Bock-
stone House, Southampton ; and a fortnight ago,
on receiving .C2OO in Bank of England notes from
his agents in London—Messrs. G. F. Dickson and
Co., of Winchester-street, City, —he took from that
sum two £lO notes and four of £5 each, and placed
the remaining .tlfin aim an unlocked dm cur of his
writing table, from whence it was abstracted. The
prisoner Frampton, who had formerly been in the
general's employ, stated to a fellow servant in July
Past that she hal disc acereal this secret drawer ; and
last neck she made purchases at shops in Southamp-
ton, tendering in payment two of the stolen notes—
a £5 end a £lO ; and two lure—a au anal a £s—
found by police sergeant Rails in her basket.
Brown, with whom Frampton cohabited, tendered
in payment for a silver watch and some groceries
respectively, two of the £lO notes, receiving in
change local /5 notes, which were found in his
posscesion. Both prisoners were committed fer
trial at the April sessions. The (leneral has offered
a liberal reward for the discovery of the remainder
of the stolen notes, which are nuinlierwl
, notes : J.—L., 53,017, 53,018, 53,020, 53,021, and
53.022. .C 5 notes: J.—N. 66,812, 66,813, 66,814,
66.815, 66.b17, 66,619, and au on inclusively, to J.
—N., 66.827. Payment of the whole of these notes
has been stopped at the Bank of England, as well
I as at the local banks.

CH nIKTCH IT BCH. Vale of Avon and Stour
Farmers' Club. clnb held a meeting on
Monday evening at the King's Arms Hotel, when
the subject discussed was " Dairy Management," in.
troduced by Mr. Bone, the chairman. A vote of
thanks was proposed to him for the able manner
in which he treated the subject, and the following
resolution was passed :—" That in the opinion of
this club, dairy management, as practised, in this
neighle.nrho,l, cannot become profitable without
the application of science in its various (labile, and
that this club believes the amount of prodooe may
be considerably increased by the adoption of such
means."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

HUNGARY.

Parry, Fsm. 16.
The Court Chancellor, Baron Vay, in his reply to
the Ohergespine, said,—
The diploma of October has created mutual obliga-
tions. The King has faithfully redeemed his pledge,
an 1 the country may now also fulfil its engagements
by supp.rting the functionaries of the Government.
The Prince Primate has accepted from the 0h.,-
repine the mission of laying before the Emperor
their petition for the re•establishment of the laws
of 1648 and the convocation of the Diet at Pesth,
AORAM. Feb. It
The General Congregation has sent a deputation
to the Ban requesting bun to raise the state of siege
at Fiume.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

forcign ant) Co'onial Intrillmre

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

TILE CAPITULATION OF GAETA.

ITALY.

TVRIN. Feb. 13.

OaCta has capitulated.
Tu•inorrow morning General Cialilini will occupy
Mont Orlando and all the fortifications, and after
the departure of the Royal family he will occupy the
city.
The garrison remain prisoners of war until
tdessina and Civitella del Tronto shall be surren-
dered.
The Ring and the Queen, with their suite, will
depart on !swirl' tho French ship Mouette.
The Spanish Ainhaesrolor has sent to ask for a
Spanish steamer, as be wishes to leave.
Francis 11. has sent the French Consul to ask for
the means of leaving.
Steamets go from here to Gaeta to•night.
The enthusiasm is immense.
The conditions of the surrender are not yet
known.

N trim Feb. 14, 3 p.m.
Francis 11. left this morning et 9 a.m., on board
the Mouette, it is believed for eivita Vecchia.
The Sardinians occupied the remparta of Gaeta
at 6 a.m., and the interior fortifications at a later
boar. _ _

lt is believed that Gaeta has suffered much by the
explosion of the powder magazines.
Yesterday a Spanish vessel came to Gaeta and re•
ceived the Diplomatic Corps on board.
Naples is gnitollv ill isted. and Ate, are
taking place on account of the mipitutatiou of GaNta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

ITAL 7.
THE LAST DAYS AT GAETA.

The llositeur publishes the following
"A private despatch has aanounoed the arrival at
Rome, on the 14th inst., of the King and Queen all
Naples. They are accompanied by the King's
brothers, and by General Homo, who has been ap-
pointed Gentleman of the Chamber. M. Quells km
remained at Gaeta to settle all matter concerning
the eurredder of the fortroes.
"Their Majesties alighted at the Palate of Hue
Quirinal, where his Hubner Pope Pius IX. paid them
a visit on the 15th.
It appears that the bombardment on the 11th
and 12th was of extreme violence. The explosion of
the powder magazine* had rendered the ritled canner
useless; but the fortress still replied with the other
guns. The Neapolitan artillerymen displayed the
greatest bravery; twice they silenced the guns of
the Hatterie des Capucins.
On the 13th, although negotiations had been par-
tially opened, the bombardment continued with the
1111111311 violence; two batteries of the fortress were
demolished, and then the capitulation was rimed.
It was the fortress that fired the last cannot-shot.
It appears that from the demand to surrender to the
moment the capitulation was signed the Piedmonts.*
threw 50,000 shells into the fortress.
On the 14th the Sardinian troops occupied one-
half of the town at 8 a.m. At the same time the
Queen, the Princess, the Royal Household, and the
foreign Ministers embarked on board La Moiler..
The King passed the Neapolitan troops in review,
who wept as they presented arms to him. An
immense crowd was assembled, and the population
shed tears. The King wee very pale from emotion.
Royal honours were paid to Francis 11. as he
embarked On board La Moutte. As the vessel left
a salute of 21 guns was fired and the flags were
lowered from the batteries, while the garrison
shouted "Long live the Km g!" though in presence
of the Piedmont's., already in possession.
Toms, Sunday.

The Opiaiont has telegraphic advice@ from Milan,
according to which King % ictor Emmanuel had re-
ceived General Bonin, the Envoy Extraordinary
from the King of Prussia.
SUNDAY Evimixo.
The official Gazette publishes • decree, ordering
the cessation of the administrative .elf-government
of Tuscany.
King Victor Emmanuel is expected to arrive here
this evening.

NAPLES, Feb. 16.

The Nationale announces the discovery of • am-
spiracy in favour of Prince Murat, and states thee
te trial had commenced.

MILAN, Sunday.
The Perseverance publishes a telegram from
Perugia, dated the 15th inst. announcing that the
Papal Zouaves had invaded Si:rdinian territory, bat
that they had been repulsed by volunteers.
The Pontifical soldiers had fortified themselves at
Nanzano.

The same paper states that the surrender of Gene
had given rise to great rejoicing in Rome.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

ToWilliam., Monday, Feb. 18.—(Before the Mayor.) --
we said,several parties appeared in answer to intuition.
us which lied been served oittheui for allowing drainage
coining from their bowies to flow into the atreets. —All
of the parties said they had tuade applications to have
their premises connected with the sewer, but no work-
men had yet been sent. The Mayor said he would ad-
journ the eases for three weeks, and then, if the nudes-
sary steps had been taken, the summonses would be dis-
wiseed.
Ditertu AND DIBOIIIIIIILY.—Ams Ale Lord, a prosti-
tute, residing at Fordington, was brought up in the
custody of P.S. Barrett, charged with being drunk ad
disorderly. The officer statW that he wu on duty
early on Sunday morning at the bottom of High Zest-
street, when be saw the prisoner leaning against the rail-
ing of the Ezhibatiou Hotel beastly drunk,and using the
most disgusting language. He ordered tier to go home,
but on her refusing to do so he took her into custody.
She had been already convicted no leas than four times
for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The Mayor
said he was sorry to see she had not profited by
former convictions, and sentenced her to three months'
hard labosr, during which time he hoped she would
think Ovrr her put conduct, and if she wished to go to
a Penitentiary, means would IA taken to *end her to
one of those establialnueuts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

AMERICA.

The Convention Bill has passed the North Carolina
Legislature.
At Washington, on the 31st ult., Mr. Seward
presented the New York petition favourable to the
adoption of resolutions for an adjustment on the
Border States plan. This petition bore 38,000 sig.
natures. Mr. Seward made an able speech. The
debate was participated in by senators on both
The impression gathered fri.m Mr. Seward's
speech MAN that the incoming Administration hail
resolved upon a coercive policy towards the South,
should the endeavours for a peaceful settlement
fail. _

The New York Legislature has decided on *ending
nine commissioners to Washington, the majority of
whom were to decide how the votes of the a hole
were to lie cast.

Uharleston was quiet.
California was str,mg for the Union. Their
Assembly had failed to elect a President after 72
halluts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

WILMS OP COMMONS.-WEDNESDAY.

Igr. W. F. Fogarga took the oaths and his seat for
Brudford. The hon. gentleman was introduced by Mr.
Baines and Mr. Wickham.
A great molly petitons against the abolition of church-
rates were presented.
The second reading of the Trustees of Charities Bill,
was the first order of the day
Mr. Datinstu said lie wished to nicks an inquiry of
the hon. member for Swansea, whether he would poet-
pose the second reading of his Bill to a future day.
Mr. DILLWYN after • few remarks, said he trusted the
right lion. gentleman would not thank him too hasty if
I.e proposed the second reading for Thursday night.—
A greed to.
Mr HUNT moved for a return of all lanai., asylums
built under the provision• of the Act 16th and 17th
Victoria, chap. 79; stating, in each case, whether the
asylum was built by a county alone, or by the union
of two or more counties, or otherwise ; the total cost
of the same ; the number of iatients provided for ; the
population and the rateable value ef the area rated for
1.14 same ; and the weekly share. ans..i, for the ...M-
U-name. of patients during each of the last three year,.
—Agreed to.
Mr. BRINTOW moved for a return of the several Bills
introduced into this Floime, and the House of bonds, in
relation to church-rates, during the lAA 20 years ; to.
Kober with the names of the persons introducing such
Silo—Agreed to.
The House adjourned at 25 minutes to 3 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

.I\muitE QUACKEI‘Y ! Every suffers,
it, the world may be cured by the new system of •
,treatment, which has been successful in thousands of
nervous and general debility, spertustorrliceva, loss et
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lion, giddittess, headache, and the long list a fearful,
di:teases known as nervous complaints, resulting from
the errors of youth and manhood, many of which have
been given up by the doctors as quite incurable. Send
two peony postage stattips to Dr. THOMSON, 28.
Clarence Road, Kentish Town, London, and be will
forward by return • copy of his wok (1(18 pages), by the
aid of which every one may recover permanent health
in • very short time, and at a trilling expense, thus saw.
lug thesuselves from • life of ntiscry, sod the extortion-
ate charges of unacks who advertise to cure these dis-
eases. Extracts from genuine reviews: "The doctor
dcserves all praise for issuing such a book, the utility of
which is undeisiable."—Christiars Times. "This book
is popular' in leery sense of the word, and its worth is
untold to those who cannot from a sense of slisme, can.
suit the family physician."—Boptist Maya:inc. " Rarely
can we recommend a medical work, but we do so is
this tastance honestly."—Litcrary Garette
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

CIROUD, Cffewurr, High Ritst-st, Dorehe4er,
AGENT FOR RORNIMAVE PURE TEA.

The kigk tlnsto in which it is held everywhere
has been sogoired by its being. sissiforis and excel leo, in
quitity: it has no artificial facing' powder, .dor con-
sisting wholly of the choice spring guttering, there ere
no brown flavourless leaves that need he dineuiee.l
the Chine.* with • east of odour; consequently for qe
strength is always found in MU Ten. Sold only by
AOllllll, and mowed in PO/Ws.

I

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

PURSUANT to an Order of the High
Limn of Chancery, made in a C4lllO In the
Matter 44 the &Ws of FILEDIMOK WILLIAM
Bain M.BOOMT,, tete at Ifne4i64toe, ill the
County of Doraet, Brick Manufecturcr, decceacd—
FlAgcla LOCI iligkill.t JA24I ELILA GKIGUKY, widow."
The CREDITORS of the said Frederick William
Smith Gregory, who died in or about the Month of
June, 18th. are by their 83licitors, on or before the
sth day of March, 1861, to come in and prove their
CLAIMS at the Chambers of the Vice-Chencellor,
Sir Richard Turin Kindersley, No. 3, Stone Buildings,
Lucius Inn, Middlesex, or in default thereof they
will be peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the
said Order.
Monday, the 11th day of March, 1861, at One o'clock
in the Afternoon, at the said Chambers, is appointed
for bearing and adjudicating upon the Claims.

Dated this 24th .1-sy of No;eu;ber. 1800.
CHAS. }'UGH, Chief Clerk.

EDWARD DOYLE, 2, VcruUm Buildings, Gray's Inn,
Argot for KURT Luck, of Dorchester, Plainttra
:Solicitor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

ROME AND VENICE.

A committee of succour for Rome and Venice has
just been formed At Palermo. They have isaned a
proclamation, calling upon the inhabitants pfly
to assist in the emancipation of Rome ana-Veuice.
In their addretw they say :
Southern Italy was redeemed. Twenty•two
millions of men. united liy the bond of fraternity.
with Victor E iiiiii auuel, the constitutional king,
form already the Italian family. But Italy is not
wholly formed. Rome and Venice send us groans
of grief that lacerate our souls, take away from us
peace and rest, filling the people with pity and the
despotm sith terror. So lung as Rome and Venice
are not free there sill be no peace in the sorld.
"Let us prepare ourselves, then, for the
redemption : let us keep ourselves ready for the call
of our captain."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

THE CESSION OF MENTONE AND ROQUE-
-BRUNE.

We have received the Journal de Monaco olthis
10th inst. It publishes the following :
On the 2nd of February • treaty was signed at
Paris, by which his Most Serene Highness the Prises
of Monaco cedes, the communes of Menton. and
lioquebruoe to Ilia Majesty the Emperor of the
French.

The Plenipotentiaries were, for the Emperor, M.P.
Faugtre, sous direduer of Foreign AOsurs, sad for
the Prince, M.le Comte Henri d'Avigdor.
The exchange of ratiticatione will take place
within ten days.
This cession is made by the Prince for an indem-
nity of 4,000,000 f. (Z 160,000 as also the reetitetioa
of the private properties belonging to His Meet
Serene Highness in the communes of Menton, end
Roquebrune, and of which the Prince wee despoiled
in lix4ri.
The treaty stipulates, moreover, the establishment
of &Customs-union between France and the Princi-
pality, and the engagement on the pert of the Impe-
rial Government to construct a carriage road between
Nice and Monaco, following the seashore, as also to
enlarge and improve the road from Monaco to Yea.
tone.

Thia treaty, which is as honourable for our Sove-
reign as it is advantageous for the country, puts an
end to the abnormal state of things which has existed
for "thirteen years."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

FRANCE.

PARIS. Friday Evening.
Judgment has been give:. in the Paterson cam
The Paterson family are non-suited ‘m their own
demand. . .

Telegrams received here state that Francis 11. nti.l
the Neapolitan Princes arrived to day at Home. The
Patrie adds that, after a short stav in Home, they
proceed to Trieste, and thence to Bavaria.
It is expected that the discussion at the Confer-
ence to lie held it Paris tio extending the period of
the French occupation in Syria will be serious. The
French Government relies on the support of Runic
While it is understood that the Porte. which desires
the immediate withdrawal of the French troops,
will be supported by Austin,. OA well as by Greet
Britain. The French Minister for Foreign Affairs
has collected a rause of documents to lie submitted
to the Conference, purporting to show that it the
trisipe be withdrawn the ins/nacre of the whole
Christian population of Syria will be the immediate
consequence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

WEYMOUTH.
OPENING OF THE WILTS AND DORSET

COMPANY'S BRANCH.

The inhabitants of Weymouth and its neighbour.
hood will be pleasal to find that this company have
extended their business to this town, sad, from the
general character of that liberality, coupled with
soundness of principle and a liberal allowance
by way of interest on current accounts ;
and • still larger a mount of interest on
deposits, laid us to the conclusion that the trade of
this place will receive that accommodation
which has been so long wanted, and we
believe will now be generously afforded.
We have known the system pursued by the Wilt.
and Dorset Company for some years, sod have every
good reason for stating that wherever this company
have opened business, they have received and de•
served the support of the majority of the inhaki-
tants.

A LLD-MD PERJURY. —On Thursday last Mr. J.
H. Bracher was charged before the Borough Magis-
trates with having committed perjury before
the arbitrators appointed to settle souls disputes
respecting the accounts between him and Mr. E.
Cox, his late partner, in :he glazing and painting
business. Mr. lizard appeared for the defendant,
who was remanded to Tuesday (this day), but was
admitted to bail, himself in £5O or two sureties in
£25 each.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-19

Alford, stealing money at Bbafteshnry, 3 jr
the ; Prudence Rawlings, stealing petticoat at
Bridpurt, 2 calendar months.

BOROUGH PETTY SEMIOSS.

TowsHsu., Monday, Feb. 18.—(Before the Mayor.) •
As we said,several parties appeared in answer tosummon-
*es which had been served on them for allowing drainage
coming from their houses to flow into the streets.—All
of the parties said they had made applitattions to have
their vrembes connected with the miser, but no work-
men hail yet he,m sent. The Idayar said lie would ad-
journ the cases for three weeks, and then, if the neesni-
ssry steps had been taken, the summonses would be dis-
tub,. et! .
Dal: NIL AND Disoanaittv.—Ann Mr L.wl, • prosti-
tute, residing at Fordington. was brought up in the
ciptisly of P.S. Barrett, charged with being drunk and
diiarderly. The officer stated that lie was on duty
early on Sunday morning at the bottom of High Last-
street, when he saw the prisoner leaning against the rail-
ing of en Exhib.tion Hotel beastly drunk,and using the
most disgusting language. Ile ordered her to go home,
but on her refusing to do so he took her into custody.
She bad been already convicted no le-s than four times
fur drunkenness and disorderly conduct. The Mayor
said he was sorry to see she hail not profited by
former convictions, and sentenced her to three months'
hard labour, during which time lie hoped she would
think over her past conduct, and if she wished to go to
a Penitentiary, means would be taken to scud her to
one of those establishments.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

TOWNEALL. Wzrmoure, Friday, Feb. 21.—Before
Oiptain blanning (chairman), R. F. Eliot, and 8.
Meade, E-qrs.

,
CIITALTY TO A Hortag.--Josrpit HMO Was charged
by Sergeant Hitch with working a horse while in an no.
fit tate, on the 31st ult. Complainant said that he
saw Vie defendant with a horse and wagon at Wyke
on the day in question. when he oteerved that the
animal was very weak, and on looking at it he saw that
there was a large running sore on the •,houliter.--The
defendant said that his master knew of the state of the
borne, and that he ordered him to work it, and that
therefore he could not help it. His master's name wa-
John Pearce Gil.l),.—The Cabe was adjourned for a
month that Gibbs mi.ht be soinmonid for the offence.

SILLING SKIER DUNINO ILIAGAL HOURlL—Joseph
Pecker Miller, of the Ship, Preston and Sutton Pomtt,
was summoned for baying his house open for the sale
of beer between 3 and 5 o'clock on the afternoon of
Sunday, February 3rd. The only question in the ease
wu whether or not the parties drinking in the house
were travellers. The constable did not know the men;
they told hint they CAWS from Portland, and the defen-
dant said he had seen them before.—Case dis-
iniseed with a caution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26

PORTLAND.

Tliu HULLAH CONCIIRT.—The following as state.
went of the receipts and expenses of the concert
given by the members of the Portland Choral
Society, at Weymouth. on the 7th inst. The
accost is made up from the statements rendered by
Maori. Honeywell and Son, who kindly undertook
to superintend the sale of tickets and the necessary
preparations at Weymouth. We think it dim to
the members of the class to state that they defrayed
the whole of their own expenses, save 30s. for car•
nage hire, the full charge for which was £2 2a. 6d.

skarn, E a. d.
40 Kamera' Tickets ... ... ... ... 4 0 0
107 second ditto ... ... ... ... 5 7 0
111 Back ditto . 2 15 6
... ... ... .
MI Adiiiittud Free ... . . • ...

1:12 2 6

I: • d

Mr. Marlon for platfo-r; co— O
„ Ram, piano and carriage of ••• 0 A 0
„ Luce, hire of room ... 1 11 6
„ White, for two carriages 1 10 0
Pianist. (Mr. F. T. V. Honeywell) ... 0 15 0
Minor elpenswi .•. 0 11 6
Balance in favour of Mr. Mullah 5 0 6
Printing, delivering, end posting ... 1 9 0

12 26
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26

ATHELHAbIPTON.

It is with much pleasure we have to record that
through the liberality of the inhabitants of Athel•
hainpton and Burlestune parishes, aided by the
Diocesan and Incorporated Church Building Societies.
the spiritual welfare of this important district is not
likely to suffer, in so far as a suitable place for
Divine worship is concerned. Up to the present
time the services have been coutluctet.l in two
buildings, which from their dilapidated state wire
totally tintit, and indeed dangerous, and therefore it
was determined to erect a new church. Perhaps to
those who desire earnestly the welfare of the people,
no ceremony is more interesting than laying the
foundation stone of • Christian temple ; and we feel
that to the worthy rector of these united parishes,
and the clergymen and gentlemen who were prment,
Tuesday but will he remembered with feelings of
great satisfaction. Fortunately the day was tine,
and this of course added greatly to the comfort Uhl
pleasure of those assonliled on the occasion. A
large party of the promoters of this Rood work met
together at Ailmiston Hall, the nohle owner of
shich had most liberally contributed to the under.
taking. Among the visitors were hlajor•Dentral
Michel. .7. Floyer, Esq., D. J. J. Templer, Esq., and
Mrs. Templer, Frederick Ingram, Esq., J. Rieke,
Esq. and Mrs. Hicks, James Crane, Esq. and Mrs.
Crane, and the Revs. H. B. Miles, J. A. Templer,
C. W. Bingham, T. W. Knipe, T. Sanctuary, and
T. A. Blair ac., he. This goodly company
walked in processton to the site of the new building,
when the Rev. H. B. Miles read the usual form, and
the fonutlation stone was laid by J. Flora% Esq., of
West Stafford, in the unavoidable absence of
J. Wailhatu Floyer, Esq., who, iii addition to •
liberal rontribution, has granted the site for the
erection. The sum of £7 was collected at the cokes

-f the cerrim•ny, anil the hospitable oi ner of Ad-
iniston Hall entertaiueil a distinguished party with a
.enopttiona luneheou. The will be in the
Early English sty le. a itli aittiligs for 120 a orshippers.
N Ir. J. Elias, of thwchester, is the architect, and
Nlr. W. Ilatuulett, of Tolputlille, the builder. It LI
expected that the total wet of the new church,
including miscellaneous ex poises, will be about X 750,
of which 1530 has beau already secured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26

HOP MARKET.

BORODOR, FRIDAY, FRB. n.—Since our hod report,
next to nothing has been peening in our market, and,
to effect sales lower rAtits must he submitted to.- Kid
and &14 Kent pockets £4 to £lO ; Wesld of Kents,
to to ;Susses, to .L 1 ; Yearlings, Eft to E 9 10.
per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26

ABRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to PBannoonee that their NEXT SALE of Fat
Stook, kc., will be held on SATURDAY, MARCH Bth,
1861,
In libe CATTLE MARKET, commencing sit 12 o'Clook,

PKILIIILNT UNTRIES :

4 Fat Heifers.
20 P 4 Down Waltzers.
.7a3 Fat ditto.

The Cow Stock and Sheep must be sent to the Cattle
irket, and Hone. and Carron:, a to the th imatery,
adining the " Plume of Feather." Inn, hy 10 olleck
in the morning. The Aix ritirr\AßlS would reit...mend
persona at • distance to mend Stuck and Horace the day
before. Stabling inid keep for Horses and titaak sent
be day before, or remaining over until next Sale, pro-
vided et moderate charge..

In wawa of Isidro Newton Fair being held on
. 4he the dnig will not milue,nfojimpt.
4 KM/44 12. train few ItalNe
Doßarr AsatiEs.

IVOTICE IS HERwri GIVEN, that Her
1.1 Majesty's Justices of A£lB4llt ardined to hold
the AMISS% la and for the County of Dorset, will open
the Cominianion for the said Assists at DORCHESTER,
011 WILDNUDAY, the iiinth day of MARCH next,
when all thoee who will Prosecute spinet the Prisoners
who may then be in the Gaol of the said County, or at
Lire on Bail, are hereby required to be then and there
present, lb Prosecute &pima them as shall be just.
And all just mei of the Peace, Mayors, Coroitees,
Eaeheatoes, Stewards, Mid Coaaabies, and Bail!". of
artery Hundred and Liberty within the said County Sr.
hereby also required to be then and there present in
their own Persons, with their Rolle, Records, Indict.
meets, sod other Remembrances, to do those things
which to them and their °Mors in that behalf appertain
to be done.
THOMAS COOMBS,
Under Sheriff.
Boutb-street, Dorehestar, February 11th, 1861.

CONTRACT FOR THE SUPPLY OF
BUILDING MATERIALS FOR
CONVICT PRISuNB.

PERSONS desirous of TENDERING for
the tiupply of Timbers, Deals, Slates, Lium,
send, Bricks, Lead, Glass, Wmtight and Cast Iron,
Ironmongery, Ga. and Water Pipes, White Lead, Oils,
kit., for Twelve Months, from the let of APRIL next
to the 31st MARCH, 1862, for the Pentoneille, 11111
bank, Brixtod, PorUaisil, Portsmouth, Chatham, Park-
hurst, Dartmoor, and Woking Prisons, and the Refuge
at Fulham, are requested to forwsrd their Tenders,
addressed "Tim Directors of Convict Prisons, 45, Par-
liament-street, Westminster. S. W.," on or before 2
&Clock p.m. on SATURDAY, the 2nd //ARCH, 1861.
Forma of Tt.o.ders will be supplied on application at
the seseral Prisons before named, or at the Office of
the Director., 45, Parliament-street, on and after
SATURDAY, the 16th of FEBRUARY, 1861.
45, Parliament-street, Bth February, 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THrltmllAY, FEB. 21.—Our market, toclay, was very
n. ictstrly supplied with all kiwis of beasts ; never.
thile.s, the b. of trade was in a sluggish state, at
I.si..lsy's currency. The ahow of •beep was by no
nicana extensive, yet the mutton trade was somewhat
hese!, at Monday's &dine in value. Calves, though
in short ani,ply, were dull, and 2.1. per Sibs. lower in
price. Pip moved ~ff vlowly, at late rates. Scarcely
cry astainit for ml oh .wwa The t anal quality of the
stock was by no means ',rime.

Per 610 e rnk tbs oNaL
Crs k Intr. bursts 0,-3 I jr. 60.411-. Down 6 1011 10
_ _

Sec. quslity. do. $ 4 0 Large ems. advs. 4 6 6 0
Prime lire ozse 4 • 6 Prime .03011.11t40 6 1 • 6
Dino %as, &a. 4 4 10 Lams boo 4 0 4 6
Ors. Ilnfr sheep $ 4 0 Nest.tul. porkers 4 • 6 0
hood q tallty do 4 4 0 Buc6.calvs.(ooe• 19.1. Us.
Pr. on. woolled4 10 11 6 Qr. old stomp*, 134.10 30s.
Shoop
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-02-26

(Merl to the frusta's.

CERNE UNION.

THE Guardians of this Union will, on the
6th day of MARCH next, proceed to the
ELECTION a a CHAPLAIN to this Union. The
duties to be perforinel are preacribed by the Rules and
Regulations of the Poor Law Commissioners. Salary
E 46 per Annum.
Further particulars 'nay be known on application at
my Office in Corm Abbas. wive, sealed applications,
addtesse.l to the Chairman, are rwowatel to be ...la,
free of expense, on or before the 6th day of March
next.

By Order of the Board,
WILLIAM BEACH,
Clerk.

POUND AND BECKHAM'S FARMS,
JIiLLBU TTS, WI Al BORN E, DORSET.
MR. H. RICHARDS bus been favoured
with instructions from the Executor of the Me
Mr. 0. W. Whittle, to RELIT. by AUCTION, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :klth, 1861,—A1l the
LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK,
IMPEMENTR, AND DAIRY UTENSILS

on tin. above Farm, and a portion 4 the HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE ; comprising 33 dairy can. many with
calve., and others in Gall ; 1 three year-old. 9 two-year-
md, and 13 yearling heifers, 6 cwt horses. WO 12 'tore
pigs ; trace, shill, plough, iind gig harneva; 3 full-sized
and 2 one-horse wagons, 2 night-soil ditto, 3 duug carts,
and 1 market cart, tinilser carriage, pulleys, and chains,
pair of timber wheel+, four-horse power thrashing
machine, by Urry ; 3 iron ploughs, drags. tormentors,
iron and chain harrows, iron, wood, MO atone rollers,
seen-shore r, 'And pressor. hone-hoe, potato
plough, iron horse rake, oilcake crusher, turnip entice,
riot pulper, chaff cutter, seed machine, winnowing
machine, %sighing engine and weights, act of wire
sieves, corn finks, haul rakes, corn sack% whrells.rrow,
corn bins, sheep truaiabs and cribs, fold lows, iron
hunlles, and set of sheep bells ; butter churn, double
cheese press, milk leaslv and tins, with treaties, cheeve
vats, croon. can, milk warmer, buckets and all., cresni
: meth's, butter scales and weights, pig net, fishing net,
large beam and scaled, iron and atone pig trough,
caless' trough and rack. hogs' tabs.. buckets. picks,
shovels, and other tools ; flour bin, 1 large and 2 small
kitchen tables, 2 other ditto, clothes home, fire screen,
salting lead, copper fountain, tea tray, pewter cups,
gun, powder flask, 3 bedateicla, 3 feather beds, bolsters,
and pillows, waalistanda, and chimney glass ; ale. a
lick of meadow bay, a quantity of tuangold wurtzel, a
portable calves' house, and • quantity of cider.
The above cows are good for milk, and of • very
useful description ; the yearling heifers all red awl
nice in quality, the cart hones young, active, staunch,
and sound ; malt of the implements Sr. from good
waken., and nearly equal to new, and the dairy utensils
in Bret-rate order.

Refreshments will be ready at eleven, and in conse-
quence of the number of It, the Auctioneer iolicita an
early attendance, to enable 111 W tu commence punctualy
at twelve.

Abbott's Court, Blandford, Dorset,
February 6th, 1861.