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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

LiNaTuisi.

Carlos tiesiolT SOCEITY.-03 /Sunday after-
noon a sermon on behnif of tato moiety wee preached
by the Re.. C. Do (emanation eteretary) from 7th
obaptir John, 374 v:ree, "In the hat day." £2 warn
o4lleoted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

Borsetopitt.

f i.e 1112 ht Rev. the Lord Bishop of Salisbury bee in-
efituicl ti4e U • John Hairy Phillips, clerk, 8.1., $.
the Rectory of Chiselborne, Dorset, void by the death
of the Rev T. W. Bird, Mork. Me last inctuabeet
on the presentation of Yr IV; H. amid, M.P., Wm
patron for this turn. The Bishop hag also liesased the
R. • Edward Herbert Tilor, clerk, ILA., to the
Curacy of Wareham, muse Rey Spencer Coma%
Speneer-limith, clerk. 11. A., to the Curacy of
Castle with Kingston, Dorset.
CuIIMITTdD TO Tall DOUBT COMM' PIIIIOI.
SessigosS: Martha budge, stealins Moth at Wareham;
'I tomes Cornelius lltyter idealists curing. wheels,
solo tree, Is, it Ilhaftesbar.y.-- Herd Labour: FISIWAS
Portnoy, .keeling fowls at Dotrobeeter, 3 months ; Het-
bet Peal, stealing m dog at Weymouth, 3 month.;
William Tomo, vagrancy at Bridpcset, 1 month John
()owe, vagrancy it Wimbaraelliaster,2B deri ;
Antell, drunk at Cern, Abbea,7 days.—reipribmistesti:
Sarah Ann Rol kloreed of mece st Woman tb,3 moo the.
Tao Dolan LABOUIZIL—Iir John P 5=
key. writes Darmstadt* tural
Ibis had for some years pent a somewhat anenviabk
notoriety. In coneequencie of a few twisted OW. of
p.i•eVen endured by slew families the head of whisk',
from phyeiabl infirmity or lea of mental ability,
uut s the average amount of strength Lad
capability. I reside in the south.weatern part of the
beauty, where the wages ate eomidered to be lower
than in the more eastern part. In my parish elmoses
seldom take place between the employer and the ma-
ployed. The men, with their wives and frunillea are
contented. respectful, good labourers—equal, I think
I. strength and dill to coy in 51•Isstes domialoai.
At the risk of being oondkred egotieleal, I will tell
you that I have now some in say employ who are grind-
',therm, and have nevrr known another master, sad
who would, I think, be quite ea sorry to leave se I
should be to lose them. Mier this preface respectiag
their oondition &i feelings, I will give you the „too.,
of wee, perquisites, ko , they are remising. Ceders
Aepherds get 9i sad 7 quark of eider per week,
Potato land prepared for planting, a mitts.,
feel for baking, gratis ; oink at ham pales,.latt
ahoy harvest from We we upwards, is seen, risb7:l
for the oarless of wen sold, wheat at 5s per
the quantity governed by the somber In sash teciellp.
Other labourers, 81 per week glum employed by the
but the greater poetise of their time le eeenpleein
piece-work,
I rk, when their wipe avenge from Lis be Hie
per week. They banish° • Me" P 54005 wheat, k 41.,
ea the shephinds sad senses have.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

PRELIMINARY ALNERTISLMENT.

WHIMPLE, DEVON.

INTOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN,—That all
that highly DE:ARA BL E FREEHOLD
MANSION, celled Ills Stain Boost. with the '
Gardens, Flamers Grouuds, Coaehbouses, Stable*, sod
other requisite office.% situate ab..,ut bail a mile from
• Whimple Station of the Loudon end South Western
Railway, seed about 19 minutes by rail from Exeter,
together with Cottages for Coaehman, ()wiener, be.,
exeellent Barn, Granary, Cider Home, end complete
sers of Farm Buildings, restudy erected by the lat.
owner, regardlem of expense, and about 63 ACRES of
valuable ORCHARD,PASTURE,and ARABLE LAND,
surounelng the same, all tee lb. Mutest state of cultiva-
tion, will be offered for SALE by AUCTION, in tbe
early pert of KAY next, unless previously disposed of
by Prftete Cestreet.
Particulars may be obtained of

Meagre ANDREWS sod POPE,
Solicitors, Dorchester.
Itny reemoneblo portion o/ the purchase mosey me,
run= on usortll4ll.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

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hire. The Mre evening t 4 prisoner went to the
Castle Inn, and Ray, the woel to a boy ontdde to
tske to the staCon, whert it woo dilly forwarded to
Mr,. Faro, Chichester, Ile aunt of the prisoner.
About 20 witnesses were eitsulned„ and the oiurt eon.
sidered the charge proved, end eenteneed the prisoner
to nine mouths in Wilebestee (tool, and to be
dismissed horn her llijesty's !service. —A court
martial assembled on loard II M.S. Duke of
Wallington let sPortsmoulb, on Wednesday 1.4, for
the trial of Henry Angove,ordlnary seaman of IL u.B.
Achilles for desertion al Portland, on the 23r4 of
March ultimo. The Bantams was, that in oonsideration*
his previous very Rood chorister, he was only
wthidged to hard labour fir sin months
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

WOOL.

LONDON, IntlOrmr.—The wo I tra le continue. innate*,
the traneacUone tiketed being fr inilltedinie consumption,
nod &leaned to choice de-cripUone of deep-grown wool. None
and Wokes .01 slowly at twine nailer In favour of tha buyar.
As the colonial the StiViciarlCO C .ntluuse good, sad
the biddlnrhnr sh.wn a tar entount of Tie% at the opening
deellew In mere
tiIiADFORD. Too .—Thu tone ti the wool market I.
rather more hopeful to-lay, and there ha. been rather more
eruvity la wool. A few customers base been looking round
doting the week, and they have to-day operated to worm extent
chkg) In dunce lots of wool. The dtnitn.l le chit Ay conlinel
to good denp.groern woota. Other and inferior &vermiform of
wool US Meglmted. As a rule prices are In I&VOUr of the
bat VOL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

GROSS CRUELTY AT FORDINGTON : CUTTING

OFF A COW'S TAIL.

A wanks act of cruelty was perpetrated at Fording
tot ou Friday lad. Yr E. Mabee, farmer, hoe some
Ins dairy 00111., ebb& were left in the barium adjoining
his house all right at sin (iota:lkb' the evening ; but on
Lola' there shout tight o'clask to tie thew or, for the
night, it we. disoovertill that in tle ingerine some
esouodrel had been Is and deliberately out off several
I Mahe, of the tall of one ol them, and blood we. flow-
Lug profusely fr.= the stamp. The &aims( was ha•
mediately attended to, sad le sow getting on a'l right
No motive OM be amigned fee Use perpetrotion of such
dastardly cruelty. No aloe bat been obtained es to
who the brute tumid Lave been, but Yr /Leber will
reward as; one who will give sash information as shal
lead to his conviction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

UP•CIiIiNF.

TIA TILIAT. —OB Sattinity the children 30 in number,
%mates of the Caine Uurin House were entertained
at tea by Mr.. Willi ime, al the reetery ;a, memento
of the Isis weddinr. (Jo arriving at tie rectory tie,
found • sumptuous supply of tea and sake awaiting
them. After tea vartousgaines were got up for their
amusement, and not • bw availed themselves of a
proffered donkey ride road the garden. On Monday
the old women, 10 in number, sat down to their annual
tea treat at the "If me," it lasing Mrs. Williams's
birthday, and many were the thanks and geed wishes
for the Item. A. WiUlgns, Mrs. Williams and the
" minty married pair " We were not a little swami
at hearing one of the 01. women (whose aged averaged
04), proposieg tin following toast over a sup of tee,
'' wishing the sitiAl malied, ant the married happy.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

THE CORN AND CATTLE TRADE.

Al the provincial marketa on Saturday last wheat was
generally hell for higher rates, the &drams losing from
la ta ge per qr. TMe enhaneetnent In many plums
checked badge's, end trade was del., but It wet estab-
lished at most markets. Al Dorchester prim+ hi)
an upward tendency. Wheat in tolerably good supply,
realising from 54 to GO. par qr, an advancement from
/s to 2s OM Mit week's primal; the official average
was 541 *I. Small supply of barley, Weald, for Need
sad grinding, at late rates Oats without alteration.
At the cattle markets, while prises still rals very
high, them Is • ard trade is quiet at late rates
Mr Symesaills's sale at Donshemor market oomprised
moderate 'apply of Moak. Fat bief, 12.63 to 13,61
r mime; heifers and calves, £l3 to kV per heed;
1:11) to en per pair. Mattoa from 91 to lid
per
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

POOLE.

Turartusei.—A meeting Wm bad st Me Temper.
anne-hall on Monday evening last. Mr. O. Corti'
meldrid.and &triremes were given by Mr. B.nitiers and
Cilee., ka., wore snag by the ohoral
alum.
Tau ILmnarr OZDZI or Fosnanins -Ws onclusland
the Foresters of ?nolo intend bolding • demonstration
In this town on Coronation-lay.
PIM 8111001111, Thursday. 'Salon, the mayor (Alder-
man J. Harker) and W. L C. Ailey aol C. J. Stine,
Reqs.—A poor•rate for the neat qnarter all.. 41. In
the pound was sighed for the parish of St. Jame., and
• similar rate was sinned foe the balf.yrar for the parish
of Parkstone, at 20. U. in the pound.

QUAT raMITIES. —At • meeting c• the 92111, Trustees,
held on Wednesday, an application was read from Mr
George Bart, the proprietor of the steamboat Huther
Bell, salting for • sinoder deluotiori from t troves toll
is harbour due no was formerly 1111,tieKt to the
Cherbourg boat. After soon disonasion, the Town
Klerk wee instructed to reply the: the trustue were
=this to comply with the request
AILRIMATIve 1115TILD OF erAlL—Tbe How. G. w.
Humphreys, of Wellington, Somerset, deliverod a
lectors on this subjoin at till To wa.loall oa Friday
eveuing, the Mayor to the chair. Tn. &Headline* was
into., smell ; he; the &adieu... were fully conetneed of
the horrors and weds. of war, sod adopie 1 • pet: 6100 to
the House of Commons on behnif of the reulittion
abost to bi introduesd by Mr. if itiohard, M.P., In
favour of the 13,er,tery of State being instruoted by
the gum to entunzanieate with foreign P.rweri in
order to settle disputes by arbitration butoad of wer,
IlAPeoul litrgovgagter.—Tbe old erieetion of the
her cropped up On Wednesday, at the ti..tey frustum'
meoUng, by Mr. 0. N. Panay tailing attention to the
small draught of water at the harbour entrthoe. lb%
Hamilton thought there wee more water at prekint
on the bar than had been theorise morns time ago. Mr.
Western wee for borrowing 20001. by way of doing
something. Mr Svue suggested hiring • small steamer
of about 10 tons for three month., which would eat
only about 2601., while the wage. of an engineer, a into
and a boy, and necessary expenditure in wale would
out about 101. a week more, end to employ this foros
In risking. Mr Cathie thought the trust us might borrow
10001., and expend it on the month of the harbour.
Mr Hamilton said to borrow money had heretofore boon
proved impractatuiblo. He eaosidered Mr Stone's mug.
gestion a good one. Alter other remarks it was resolved,
on the motion of Aldermen Rogers, seaouded by Mr 0,
N. Penny, that the hub.rur•inuter be inatrutt .4 to
ascertain for whn: amount • small Moamar could be
hired for three months to be employed in dredging, and
to report thereon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

THE AMERICAN REPLY.

The dispatch from M. Fish has arrived In
London. The "Daily Telegraph" believes that
the dispatch does not contain any distinct
withdrawal of the indirect claims, though the
language in which the position previously as-
sinned by the American Government is main-
tained is such as to give colour to the impression
that the assertion of those claims is felt to have
been a mistake which the statesmen of Washing-
ton regret, though they may not see their way
to an abandonment of the error. This interpre-
tation is continued by the report current on the
other aide of the Atlantic, to the effect that the
American Secretary of State has since forwarded
communications to General Schenck, expressing
a readiness to waive any demand for compen-
sation in respect of consequential damages.
The "Echo's New York correspondent says
the virtual withdrawal of the indirect claims
will be made, not in the dispatch to Earl
Granville, but in an accompanying lettsr to
General Schenck.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

LY roil wa.

We understand that F. Btpins, E q., one of the
largest agriculturists In this neighbourhood, hu
loarimeed the mops of the labours la his employment.

BTALBRILGE

Q. 0.14. DOUBT ItIONLNIT CAVAiIi,-rh. 81.
moor troop assembled on Thavday at s.ibrl4gs to
sompeas for Me troop cup. 7lte follosruag vas the
melt :—B. Caw* 16, Corporal 1. T. ILtakhad. 14 ;
N. Berjeield, 13; Fk•wer, 12 flar_pecil Spoor, 11; G.
°Wand. 11; W. 71. Noy* 11. Deft was She Maw
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-30

TO FILRIMIS, BUILDERS, AND OTIIEREL
-
TAYLOR'S, LATE HARDING'S

DATEET Flexing RO. DM° (Not Felt). Suitable for
I flat or rine of say pitch. Will lest WI years when
dremed with my composition mole for the purpewe. Gained
the only prise, Silver Habil, at Ans.tenlato Exhibition, 102.1.
wing makers from all parte of the wend; and fird prise at
Working Men'. Exhibition, Agricultural Bali, 1270, for the
cheapeat and most durable roofing ever invented, at Id. per
esuare foot; mom prise a. foil, and one-third the prim of
corrugated Iron. The hest and chestiest covering for houses,
sheds, summer bower., verandah., Urns, and others building.,
snaking the mot weetberdight and efficient roof that can he
delved. Hoed by the Airalty, Board of Works, Great
Western and other rallsress, landed proprietors, die. —See
lievenunent end other testimonial.. Free on mil or
beat In London. All goods despatched within 21 hours ntter
receipt of order. Hale In roll. of 276 square feet, price 230.
Draining 2,1.61. per gallon. Zinc nails, 6.1. per pound. Drums
raturned In.ood order allowed for. Th roofing can be fixed
by any skUlea 1•01.1,2% OlrectioDs for fixing own with each
roll.
Dress your tarpasilim and sacks with TAYLOR'S CARBON-
IZED 011. DREiSINU, 1.. per gallon.
For wimples and further parUculanr, apply to Roofing Works,
1, la datreet, Limehou.e, London, E.—Agents wanted.