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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

BROADWEY.

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LOCTOIN ril AM OF run PIOFOUND Tun.=Lin
naLL AND ktuouo-igoor--Os Thursday evening lest,
the R., I. Headland gent • nature in the school.
room in aid of the funds forth. above. Tbs subject
iiTler•"B"wart.szdairpr,ssatati4mi.a.Lift—lieuraßudr.t.D-51glono.
(°l2ll.BWmtelreiid,Bart...fichlasittgrin2;,:
Miss liiennon, &a., &a. The room see full, and at.
loiterer was banned to thronghout ski% marked atten-
tion, end at lie ohne a von of thanks vas moved by
Hr. 0. Hawaiian bit. lecturer and to 001. Steward
for his kindness in prodding on the csoanalon. The try.
sentlenosn in responding, loud he vas very pleased to
do anythleg that In Gould in promoting the object they
bad is view. He doped at another time to i.e • lay.
mats oinupring the mune cognise he did to-night, but
nos b• einem', thanked them for that grant attention
ptid to Lim this evening, and loped all weaki take an
interest ia the object they had Id view. Theo wax am
thing be noticed is regard I. the present litsesry--the
story book' Pea to take the &Sleuths el Wit nada,

mon than any other books. Ile often visited that was
rot the one, sod hoped that those who bad the app...
sun's, of having books from. here would read history
and biographies of greet ineo, and in 00 Otos forgot
the' Btbie ; tbla would be much more to their **Mk
—Colonel Steward, Is reply, rid he •as very glad to
ece .0 assay present, and thought there was Woo proof
of their taking an interest lit the pro. treed Temporaries
Hall end kneadlorroorn. He should te fad to Neill
(beta all be torrid, but at presidia he was afraid the
pooketa of most of the potpie in the neighbourhood
were pretty well drained; be knew kis wris—(a laugh);
bat In this affair 11.1 hoped all would do whet they
aouli, in order, if poss,blo, to k."P 7'4lNi moo trots
tLe pablie bot..e. Tbe poverty and misery crawled by
the drinking customs of are working o.satte were really
fearful, not in one pleas only ; the or, sottowl to (tuns.
from the net and west, north WA 00,111. lie thought
that the persons who were p omotwg this oljett were
deserving the thsaks of all ..al dives persone, sad
he would o opt. etth them the name of Mr. Joha
Otter.—Ur John Otter, to replying to the remarks
mad* by the Wooed, said whatever obstaelos or rid&
chitin thin IDa wed to be lu (ho way before this swore
log. were DOW cleared away, and he was pleased to
briar the remarks •bielt titt now reed Cheirman hed
made; as owning from a mesterei* II was of ore".
weight. The land he said Wes DOW paid for, and he
be loved thiy bad about r.. 30 la band, sod thought they
should he ante to begin the budding nett spring. The
eta of £2 rit. was realised that *tolling.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

CATTLE.

BRISTOL, TIDISODAT.—The Christmas market for
settle om h• Id te•day, and, though we lave had murk
larg.tr supplies, good useful Christmas beef was
plentiful, there being quite sußlount to gently all
requireineete The armee sere not so as bed been
anticipated after the extrema point to which quotations
bad been pushed et ntigobeering market; during the
week. Hoiden., however, sere Arm, and sri.h an active
trade for °Woe deiteripteee, pekoe ranged from SU to
90e. per eel. in aln instances the latter price was
ezoeeded, but we may quote 86e. to 88a. is an average
pnoe for good Chriatiaria teem; there was little or no
&emend for inferior samples. The supply of sheep ISAA
short, •ith an active Dole for clituoto wethets, whien
'barged bands at 9.1. to Std. per ; but ewes and
nall•liing descriptions gold at 81. tr
METROPOLITAN. TIIIIIIIIDAT. We bays a good
Tburvd.y's supply in the beset market, and generally
of geed putlity ; there is much beavipoeu in the trade,
especial.> for the better 011.4•01. The deuiend, whore it
oust., lss prita:pally with 000trasi quelities; pries'
have receded 24. per moos sad a eleerenos more thee
dotal:1(1ot. Toe p market ; for woe dimosip-
lions of foreign there is a 1114 ht imprevccueot, IS.glish
Statlonsry •' the whole trade du 1. The (NW market
(lkitish broods) is at a siesd.till. Foreign ',cubic at
less money, met with more cuet.reera. ttiao.4 rates
are reek., taken. Calves ere short In number ; owns
aim, Monday. Polk the tura lower.
Total Supply. Foreign Supply.
Beseta.. 1,470
eil.ep and Lambe .. i,a7o 2.4. D
D 14)
NS • e• •• eS
luteriri quality. First quality.
Beef .. 85.21 to Sa 63. ee 6. 01. to fla 11.
Mutton to 6.. IL .. Saul. los. lid.
Veal 31. to L
P•rk 3. lu.L te . al to OA
At per &Lone el elk. Ankh.' the
Illlcheows—inelik. Ail to £27 per !mei. Dotal, £2.2 41 SYS
per hail.
ARRIVAL%
Wlsh oows—English, 60; Dutch, bo—total,

Avows*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

THIL BALDACHIN° CAM

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ID lb. Consistory Court this (Monday) morale', Dr.
Tristram gay. Judgment In the mos a White red
cabins v. Si. Barnabas, is whit* the Rector
applied for • faculty to erect • &admittoo over Um
Conintualon table. The Chaco.llor dean, dto nese •
lasulty, and eoudemned the petitioner to emu.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

TUE CORN TRADE.

At the markoto on Saturday there was not moth
business transacted, but prises were firm. and In some
Instances and advance was secured. At Dorchester the
attendsnas was small, but the supply of wheat was
large. and sold readily at le. per imperial quarter
adaanoe on lima priers realised last week, when the
quotations ranged from 67a he 6.3.. Barley in good
auPPIY, the beat qualities being la. per qr. obesper than
last week. Grindinz barley commanded folly late rates.
0.1. 65. per or. dearer. At Reading the best qualities
ligr• disposed of at abut late Ctlll6l3oitlL At War.
Waster trade cou:b better at last week's rata.

FLOVUJI I—Fos THR TARR AHD ERRATH.—A few
drops of the Fquid " Florida'," sprink'et on • wet
tooth.bresh produce • pleemnt lather, which
thoroughly Onuses the teeth from all pulsate' or
hnourities, hardens the gum., prevonts tartar, stops
decoy, gives to the T eth • pcoullar pearly whiteness,
and s delightfol frsgrtmoe to the breath. It removes
511 enpieensot odour arida( front decayed teeth or
tobasoo smoke. "Th. Fragrant being coin.
posed In part of honey and sweet Wu* It sometimes
tuna Moody ; but It is delirious to the Met and is the
peateet toilet discovery of th• age. Price 2a. BJ. for the
liquid, and Ir. per for for the 'lodine "Powder," of all
Chemists and Perfumers. Prepared by H. C. GALLoP,
493, Orfordatriat, Loudon.
VAIOARLII DIDOOVIIT PO& Tag 11111 I I—A very
nicely perfumed lair dreaming soled " Tb. Mahan
Hair Renewer." now being sold by mast Chemists and
Perfumers st 81. per I•ottle, to fest super, Wing all
.111dr liestorere"—for it wit posilively ranee 14 nary
to is ortiguml colour, by • few
ram Orvy or Whitt hew
ap,ilioattons, without dpsog it, or leaving the disagree.
Ole smell of moot " tte.torers." It make* the hair
olarcialogly beautiful, am well its promoting the growth
of the bow on bold spots, •ber.. the glands are not
dangled. Cori/kat' from Dr. Vermont' on every bottle,
with full partieulare. Ask for "Tag Mimosa Rua
Itsirrwas," prepared by 11. (X Osumi., 493, Word
Orso4, Loathe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

WOOL.

_
WINTIUTII Fealties' Cum.—Th. members of this
olato met it the Bear Hotel ea flared., evening, wham
there were {swat : Mr. T. Chapman Asunder., vice-
president ; Mr. W. Longman, &Ptah& Perm ; Mr.Bly,
Bhutan Mill.; Hr. Haudall (hoe. see.); Mr. It. H.
Hobbs, Mr. Walter Lonaman, Mr. T. Longinus, Mr. W.
Dorey, and Mr. G. LIU. The chair wart otioupied by
Mr. J. J. Bates, steward to Mr. B J. Weld, sod who
am president of the slob tendered hie resignation of the
Aim The attend mem be said, had ban so small that
he felt he west relirquish the post. The members
strongly uric. d him to adhere to his poet, but Mr. Bates
said in reply that he had made up hie mind oo the
subj .ot, and they mute look oat for. fresh oh•irman.
The programme of lonians for the neat session ...then
drawn up, and the queatlon of the presidency was re.
opened, when, after some discussion. Mr. Bates sod
that, finding the club were nnatilinotri in dealing him
to 611 the ofiloe another year, he would reluctantly oon-
st at to do Co It wee agreed that the annual dinner be
held on Thureday, the 8 it of January, and that Mr.
Chapman S ,under, should Introduce tbe first subject
for disousalou In the New Year, vi, that of "Sh.ep
Management." It was stated that he had during the
pawl few day. been remarkably succealfut in the 001E14-
tition for grit vat the district agr.ct.itural oboe". The
Improremeat pa•tnre sad meadow lead, I. to form
the aulj,ot for thu March meeting.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

RAILWAY ACCIDENT ON TEI GREAT
WESTERN.

Oa Fridey morning an accident happened on the
Great Western line at Slot Word Station, eitnated
between Reeding and Didcot By a mistake of the
switchmen a ooal train front the worth dashed into
Bristol goods train in the .tattoo, ehattering sod upset
tiog the engines and btocking both up and down line..
The fireman jumped rff the coatis of the train and fell
against the parapet of the bridge. The ensiae-drleer
kept to his post, and, singular to relate, wept' with
only • sprained anal.. The guard's van of the Bristol
train was smashed, and the guard (Garrett) had to be
Sawn out of the wreck.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

K &FIPIR REVOLT.

71ve African, from Table Bay on the 17th olt,
arrived In Southampton docks on Saturday. As the
African was leaviog, grave apprehenaloos of • Kafir
rising were felt at Natal, sad great excitement pre-
vaned • the mum being that ore of the Kaffir shiers
refused to register his IMO. The Carablneers wen
sent after him, but the li•ffirs surrounded and killed
the as. of the Hoe. Major Intim the Colonial
Secretary, sod two other men. The lattlessalre vraa
at Cape Town with orders to bold herself in imme-
diate readiness:to t.ke troop. theme.

HEWS IPBON Till GOLD °OAST.

Carl 00AZT CAIII.I. Nov. 17.
The dot Ii very usherilthy. The Barracoute le
ordered to Loomslon with invalids. .

-111;-Cia.nat Wolseley's—beal—tila.-Cas proved.
Tee hying of the relies) hee been toned
very
• .

The King of /tamales Is supposed to be marching
down to relieve his troops near hangnail, where they
are surrounded by native allles.
Moat of this Saropout alms sre Welt.
Zaalish troops sre anxiously looked for.
The °Umtata Is hot. and • good number of Ituropeans
hay* enesumbed to disease.
bent. Wells died of fever on the pomace home.
It Is bsileved that Captain Glover will Inunediately
mak• a dash on C,oomesie from Um Volta.

The continued rotreat of the Ashantees was being
hammed by the nativa troop., erieoareged by fifty of
flip Navel Brigarle sating from Dumont/11 at their base.
The rose of one tribe, from Sierra Leone, are proving
bravo fighting moo, even better than the Houses.
Sub-Lieut.. Cochran and Lang are leading this little
forge, bat have to lid vanes very oautiesely. But for 'he
ecareity of European troops and Sir Gerrie* Wolseloy's
Illness, the rest or the Ashantese to wad soros' the
Prah might bare been followed up and made as utter
defeat. As it Is, gobantee reinforcements grill probably
be brought out to meet Qom, and cover their return.
It was rumoured that Km, Hoffee Is &drowsing to
their aid, but there was no reliable fou lotion for this
report. Glover's expedition up the Volta had not
started at die latest news, but was reported to be
ready, and his 15.000 native troops were all drtll.4 and
armed.

The Omit were 'sweat:ming grast &dimity In elf o.
inally watohlng ships laden with arms anJ ammunition,
and despite, all vigilance some *wpm had beast Imedeul.
Latest news from our Mariam at the front waa that
no Ashantame were POW within ten miles of Dunquali.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

HIIIIWAY ROBBERY AT FARNHAM.
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Oo
Tuesday eveniag, thu il:h inst., about 5 p.m , Si
a 113,10 servant of Mr. Gerard Sturt's was returning
from Bhellabar7 towards Oriabel with a bunter his
masWr h.d been riding during the day, when at • place
called Wiltshire-Ims. between Tollsrd a..d ralOkSICo he
was .ttaelsed by four men musing from the eop.e by the
roadside. One of them selit'ng the hoses by the head
dtmended money, and buing rebind, told him they
were determined to have whet he had got. He then
struck at one of them, when he was taught b) the others
behind, dragged cif the home, and Lis poakste sided of
£3 17s. 31. The bridle rein was out by the One who
held the bores, aid the harm met at liberty, the men of
course, having no power of holding the animal. After
taking the money, one of them gave him Deseret kicks
in hi, side, and then made off to the woods. He pro-
ceeded on to Farnham, and mot a man to Rushmore
where Mr. Start had gone to spend the evening, with
the intelligenoe. Lord Rivers quickly deepatobed
memengers te the Superintendents of peaoe at Shaftes-
bury and Blandford, and the district constables were
quietly on the alert, but up go tills (Wednesday) altar'
some hod failed to km, the perpertratora, the long
track of wood in this neighbourhood affording push
ample room for commitment. The man is unable to
Immo his bed to-day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

REWARDS FOR DISCOVRRINO

At Old Bailey to-day to • cue of &room to which
priaoser had sat aria to • 'table in order to obtain •
toward, the grand jay inegoated that the system of
girlog towards @haul I be discootluad.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

ANOTiIER RAILWAY COLLISION.

Another terrible collialon occurred, on Saturday night,
on tla., Lancashire and Yorkehire Railway, near Bolton.
SOMI eregaons were run Into by • passonser train, and
!cocked on to the up 1b.., where they were run Into by
another powencer train. About • dosau people were
blared; one, Mrs. Sarah Sharman, trave!ling from
Rochdale to Prcabc, will, It is feared, succumb. TLe
damago to r,lang stock was very great, end the line was
blooked for Lusty licurs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

LYTCHZTT MINSTE/L

areal fortnightly entertain-
ment came off on Wedneedey evening, December 3rd,
M the National School. The audience although not so
numeroua se last time, were eery ettentive and appeared
to thoroughly appreciate the musaemen; provided for
them
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

MI3TERTON.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO • FARMER'S 801.—A sad and
fatal accident happened at Mianarton, on Wednesday
evening, tbe 10:o inst., to Mr. John Curtin eldest son
of Mr. G .orga Curti., of Potwell Qui

Farm, la ...oil pariah of
Broadeindeor. It appears Kr. Cattle bed been to
Crewkerne market, and wee returning home through
lliaterton between eight and nine p.m. pvtferitly
sober, and when coming down the hill, Intween the
Elution and die Globe Inn, hie horse slipped on the los
which had been reused by parties throwing water in the
road, and the oblidrea el.ding on it and foil beekwards.
The animal sad to relate, fell on Yr. Curtis, bruiaieg
him abort the head and other parte, and reclaiming him
entirely 11110311.14011/4 fie was taken up by Captain
"Awards aid oth. or and earrhd to the Globe Inn, where
every available aulatanoe that could be rendered WM
given, but be only survived an hont.suld.alalf die/
the accident Kr. Curtis we. • steady, Komi&lad
young man, about 21 or TI yearn of age' and was
greet!, repeated in the neighbourhood. lie was a
meinber of the gamin's Own Yeomanry Cavalry, and
lancet the opening of the Foresters' Lodge at Broad.
windaor, hue been made a member of that lodge.

EE 'STIR ELECTION.
The oontest for the seat at Easter ended in a defeat
for ibo Liberal party, Mr, A, LIU having been retarsod
by a pri ,nty of su over Sir fal•ard Wstkin, on •
total pol of 4311. The oflloi.l et.temeat was am
follows : 2,346 ; Welkin, 2.028. The Liberals
were ool,fid-ht long after the alms of the poll that %bey
bad won by Deafly a hondreg votes, nal thouah Ur)
Coolprrstives profaned to believe that they had
*stained a reakwity, they admit that It le maJh large'
than they expeato& The oat, explanatio• oilseed by
the Liberal' Is that two or throe huadred promises wore
brokoo, sad that bribery mut have loon marled to.
wood, a !WU= is shout, Wl*
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

NATUILWB PERMIT REMEDY YOE ALL
KINDS or WORMS.

ILLIAMg; TA ftb—A-WR) WORM
LOZeiNGES (prepared from the Original
Reeelpt), are bailed by every parent as one of the
greatest b'easlnge ever seat by Him who poun His
blesek ge upon mankind. They are purely vegetable
and Inooorat to the most che loath otl4, wad yet so
effective to the worms, that they are soon cleared from
the humeri body, sod they have gained for themselves
tbs tiaras of "THE PKNFICT REMEDY" for all
tied, of worm,. BA4 at lig 1., 134., ant to. 31. per
box, by moat ohemista, by post, Hof 31 stamps.
Ttstimoolal from FIEDIEICII Pim., &q., Marton,
mar Norwich, Cheshire.
. . . . . .

have an oftati—On to sisters testimonials
generally, but in the present ems I wave that objew
lion, because I inn safely my I eta resousamod
Williston' Worm Losroges with. pure knowledge that
I have al sray s found them to surpass impale,' of the
kind that I have tried in my family for worms ; and
also whoever I hive kuown to try than, have Nand
them to have benefleial result& -

I remain, yours sincerely,
ram:1111R Put.
lifantifsotured only by
J. DAVIS, CHRMIST, BWANSRA.
Any of the following symptom incioate worms :
Variable appetite, fos Id brentb amid eructation, pain
In the stomach and bead, grinding of Forth during
deep, picking of the nows, paleness of the oonoteannos,
tardnitie sod (Whom of the belly, slimy stool, with
coemional griping mans more particularly shoot the
nav,l, short dry cough, and emaciation of the body,
oft,ii mistaken for decline, alow fever, and Irregalar
poise, sometimes ironvul.ive Ilts,—often wring sadder'
death, sod beet and itching about the antis which often
011. e• them to be mistaken for piles.
AUTION. —Nowt ere geaulue noless they bear the
inventor's signature on the wrapper around each box.
Ja. WILLIAMS.
And the words " Worm Lozenges" on the
Government Scmp. Full directions with sash box.
I 'HE HOUSEKEEPER'S BEST FRIEND.
Exaellenes with Roonomy, Delicious Horse.
to.do Bread. Pastry, Puddings, Pancaked, lea., savLtig
Rua and Butter. Bold tniversally.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

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--`O4RAT COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1873.
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V ss's aluable Cads Midianite. IiARAVILLA 0000 A. The pzinenox of paraugzo rAnThfteel sArsaMNIS SOtess•Rorim DOOM, to rood
v wm bog, and e.
COOOA.
1 VlslyilitB TO TH A Slit 811)5 AND OTHIKIA EVANS'S STIMULANT DRINKS of great ill cuusff foist DaMator Locke and Stres‘door
esonord to tle• Foot...hien Helmut the Sun, and hated particku tun In WIN where tho rnlmal loam 'pod* hi•RAVILLA. 00006.-80 LE PROPTUZTORS, TAYLOR List of grimes hen CHUBB and SON, Nakao to the b.), a
TTill COCOA (or CACAO)
IC ALT i lack. onergy, and shows Other symptoms of colds. PROS , LONDON.
NARAVILLA is lb.gothaL Sr, R. Faure, Londes ; Warshear, Idvorpool, amil
--'64.ANDS' DOR th—, of USN wjearhemiptom
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ANB 'S CLEANSING DRINKS Thenbroma of Upturns. Cocoa is ind*mous to South America
AMT gad NAVY Cio.operative Model", Lhaliod. A. II:
- ~..00 ion, allaying of wbteh Mantilla is • favoured portion.
, TAYLOR Imo rIIZES haring secured the exclusive rupply „?.1. Limon (116 m 111, vidau-stralk Waialleillelir.
"... the , for newly aalved erten
_ I, of this UNRIVALLED COCOA, bare, by the skilful applicelloa TUX CRYSTAL 8 PECTACIXE —llade by THOMAS RALLIS
-"'q DORSET OILS. Thine oils of the4r ".' luble lortiwlP• .wd Wnbc.r.l• limcdtlawl• Fvo- ,j, and cON, LONDON, aro of well-known emellenee ke
duoad what le ea undeolatuy eg the slghl—Addrees opposit• the &Mob Ilitiomm
'-• outs, swollen udder", greet . .. THE PERFECTION Of PREPARITD COCIOA.' =LONDON. Itotabilahed 17110. Nat pees tree °wire ..-• end are **KWH . ULM it hoe not only secured the preferenoe of Homo 'paths __No As.t. or Tr.,./lem
. saul Cowie drinken generally, but many who had hitherto I ot
-"h found ny.7lemation to su 1 than bare after one trial adopted 4 4 Ligliftg.. W. G. NLEETS Reined ELACIi ,
COCOA as thetreonoiant beverage for break- Tnl LUAU in BLOCL for polLblog doves, and all kinds I
of Ironwork equ.l to burnished steel, without Immo or MM.
-'''''''72o."—Tb• Ghee mils: Sold everywhere by all Shopimegem, in Id, Id, and Id Bloats;
• thareZ and In Wawa. Aak for W. O. NIIETI BLACK LEAD art
•—•.. on, that y, u have It. 11, Soho Square, London. CAUTION.
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PORTLAND.

_
RI•IIALI THI CAalltlO —The Spanish brig was
offered for eel* by h, r porch.,,,, and we understand
that Mean. Price and Co., of O'ouateter, offered £145
for her °subject to imp etion." It was understood
that both mane. bowsprit, and maloyard were 'trading.
but when Kr. Davis arrived, a person cut down one of
the masts, which, in its fail broke part of the Chip'.
rail. This and the outtiog dose of the mast was eon-
Watered to have damaged the barged', and 00 was
mentloord on one side as the amount. The meteor
threatened to give trouble, and we uuderitacd that
legal sentkmen were instructed ; but we aro glad to
hear it hes been amicably arranged, Meows. Davis and
Co. consenting to waive the claim for damages. Mr.
Rune% formerly of the firm of Russell, Way, and Co.,
Portland, had been engaged to get the vessel off, end
ob. to to be brought to Weymouth harbour, and
refitted at the shlp-building yard of Mr. Ayles. We
are glad that tide work will be brought Into the poet.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, Tins DAY,

-
The annual Christina, Cattle Market waa held to-
day. Conaidering the numerous advantages which
grax.ers and freedom had erj iyed this year the sh.m
area rather disappointirg. the quality of the yard being
below expectations. Soothed forwarded about nine
hundred de 1:..t which formed the contr. of
attention, and realised full prices. Short horns were
numerous, but, whilst soma prime animal. were noticed,
S large portion we of indifferent quality. Hertford,
Devote, and Wash rants, were abort In number' bat
of good oondition. There was a good number of Trish
of bad quail. The total outlays: offered was about
six thousand, sin hundred of which wore foreign.
Trade progressed with fair spirit. The froward top
pries for the best Soots was about 6i. 61. to dead.. '
but
occasionally this quotation was seceded. Interim sold
at ss. to Si. 6/ About 17 Haddad sheep were
offered, including some very prime animas The trade
was quiet. Exeeptionally 6x5 stock made 7s.' but 6.
and 81. to 6.. 10/ was the general top quotation.
Calves and pigs without feature.

MONET MARKIT, mu DAT.
Masai:at market gals.. Tkres months' bills shiaged
4i to }. Consols imagined.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16

TBI TIOBBORNE TRIAL.

Dr. Kamaly renamed his eptreob by referring to the
evidence relating to the prearrange of the Osprey
In Melbourne bay In the year 1884, end
asked the Jury to draw the inference that the ship-
wrecked crew belooged to the Bella, and that the pereon
with them looklng like • landsman was the defendant.
Referring to Lae, he sturgested, that being • man of
great ability, be had crammed himself with details of
the case so as even to impose upon the defendant, and
induce him to bring Lute forward ea the witaissol truth
althoegh he knew himself to be the witness of falsehood.
Dr. Remaly declared that had he known the defeudaat
wee foisting Lille upon Imn as • witeess of truth know-
ing him to be • witness of falsehood, he would oast his
case over with scorn.