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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

Scotlanb.

A CIIILD BORN IN A RAILWAY CARRIAOL—AR
occurrence of this kind took pleat on Friday in the
forenoon train coining from the east to Inverness. The
mother was a girl of the name of Fraser, bdonging to
the parish of Petty. It happened fortunately that two
molmal gentlemen were in the train, who on its arrival
at Invemmui paid all po..lible attention to the poor
woman. The child who first saw the light under these
extraordinary circumstances was a healthy boy. When
it was born the carriage was crowded, and the alarm
and uneasiness of the passengers way be concrived.—
in remoras Adrertiser.

A Nsw Fasscu Iturt.s.—A Arm in Scotland, cele-
brated for the manufacture of steel, has recently con.
traded to furnish the French Government with mus-
kets so constructed that they will discharge seriatim
through one barrel sixteen cartridges, by means of a
slide containing sixteen chambers. When the contents
of tho slides are fireil off, another loaded slide can be
inserted by the soldier in a few seconds, by which
thirty-two shots can be discharged in one minute. By
drawing the triger the chambers containing the charges
adjust themselves to the barrel in succession. The
model is furnished by the French Government.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

licv. Dn. RRED.—We regret to learn that Dr.
Rood in coniequenoo of advancing years and COn•
tinned indisposition, reuniting from a serious fall during
the winter of last year, has intimated to his church at
Wycliffe Chapel, London, his intentbm of resigning
his pastorate next November. On the 27th of that month,
will ehme a period of fifty years, during
wldch ho has had the oversight of the same church,
having been ordained to the work of the ministry in
1811. —Putrid.

The attention to public reading and speaking among
the clergy is not °unlined to the Itiahops of Rochester
and Salisbury. The present Bishop of London requires
every candidate for deacon', orders to preach • written,
and, for priests, cii extempore sermon in the chapel of
Fulham Palace, before himself, his chaplains, and the
assembled candidates. The sermon la from • given
text, and composed during the hours of examination,
and the style and manner of delivery are very freely
commented on by his lordship on these occasions. "I
have known him," itays the Rev. J. M. Farrar,
'interrupt • candidate in the midst of a rambling
'introduction'—'a porch,' so the Rbihop of Oxford saps,
'longer than the building to which it leads'—with a
'Stop, sir, what has all that to do with the text?' What
would some congregations give now and then for the
bishop's privilege r
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

It is rumoured in circles likely to be well informed on
the subject that the lord.lieutenancy of the county of
Devon, which lota become vacant by the death of Earl
Fortescue, will he conferred by Iler Majesty upon the
Earl Itemisell. Ilia lordship km an estate in the county,
and an exoellent residence, Endsleigh }louse, near
Tavistock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

PROVISIONS.

TOOLEY-STREET, FRIDAT. SEPT. 27. Iri.h
batters of fine quality attract mope At ention, and realise
rather higher prikws. In scrondmy sorts there is very
little, if Any improvement. The bacon trade is atilt dull,
atui prices for any but the be. 4 quality very irregular.
Sizable *dee at about 74,, however, sea pretty steadily,
the porportion of thic•ievetiption on the ntarket being
relatively vary moderate. Shipping provisions remain
without nisteri al ch • go.
THAMES.STREET. FKIDAY, FPT. 27—There lea
more active inquiry for fine foreign butters, and supplies
being less plentiful price • vero the turn higher. Fine
Friealaiol this morning hot Auld readily at 114 s, and in
Foam exceptional caine even 116 s may have been paid.
The b..st of intermediate kinds are also inure saleable,
pity such descriptions am Kampen and Zwolle at 104 s to
liglia. Anything inferior is still difficult to quit, and
certainly not dearer. Na improvement ban be quoted
in the demand for bacon, which is still confined to the
best cures at about 61. toGoi. per cwt. The cheese trade
is not no brick 116 it WAI earlier in the week, but prima
remain lunch about the vaine ; Gonda ranges up to 40s;
Edam to 434 and 44.. Very few Kanter in the market,
and worth about 19. per cwt.
CORK, BUTTER, SArr 21.—Ists, 10:1.; 2nds, fes ;
3rds, 91. ' • 4th,., ; tithe 74.; 6th., 541.. Inspected
andweighed, 1,194; cold. 1,220. In good demand.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

From Ea
Class

From Bri.tol
„Ithhbndgs.
At Well,
From BrWig-water
„ 1/untool
„ lAncrort
„ Ilartock
At leu‘ll

From Enter
Al Collunipton
Tiverton Road
„ Wellington
„ Taunton
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

NEWOATE AND LEADENRALL MARKETS.

• -
FitiDAT, SEPT. 27.—Tne ,uarket continued lobe freely
aupploed.witl, coarse and middling beef, for which prices
arc mg 'in in moue c,ses rather lower. Prime qualities
aro relatively scarce, and maintain prima tolerably well.
Beat on be. f inakte 4,1; good. do 1.1 to lOd; middling,
3, 4,1 to 1.81 ; snd inferior, 24 Si to 31. The mutton
trade is dull, with very little alteration in prices. Rest
Down, 44 2.1 to 4s 4.1; Lincoln, 3101 to 44 ; middling,
3. 4.1 to 38 81; coarse ewes and foreign, 3e to UZI ;
Veal gals very slowly at 34 41 to 4s. Pork is in steady
demand —small at 4s Lod to 3m 2.1; large, 4a 10 4m6.1 per
atone of 811.) by tint carcase.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

APPOINTED AG ENri

DORCHESTER J. FIROUD. llientbd.
Mrs. BROWNING, High East-at.
WEIribILTTII
.. S. CROh:Elt, 18. l'ark-atreet.
Axminster
Bridport
Blandford
Bert: Ilecis
Orne
Ci....kerne
t r.:11.1...rne
eliannouth .. B. Ityall, Grocer.
Corfe I 'Mae Mr. Wareltsm, Grocer.
E. ershot
Gillingham
Ilenstridge
Netherbury W. Fowl,r, Grocer.
Poole H. nicks, High-etreet.
'PP G. Nem Penny, Merchant.
Piddletrenthide
l'ortland
Salisbury
SI,. borne
Shaftesbury G. E. Norton. Fancy Warehouse
Wilton
Wareham T. Randall, Market-place.

W. Suntuecri, Grucc.l::
Wiucantua

il
V ettainbter

J. Perry, South-street.
T. Ilaywarsi, Urtmer.

CASSELL% COFFEE% are sold la Caniaters and
Alt-tight Packages, from Two Pounds to Two Ottaaa*,
aa follows :

Cuss,ll's Coffee, No. 1, (Pink Wrapper) Is. Al.
Ca.sell's Coffee, No. 2, (Hine Wrapper) 1., 2.1,
No. :i, Milan %Vrapprr) Is. 441
Cwoull'sOle, No. 4, iV,lluw Wrapper) Is. rid.

CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING TEA,
Is highly approved by Lovers of really Good Tea. It
is guaranteed for its Putity, Strength. and fine full
Flavour. It is the Tea for fatuity usv, the two essen-
tials, Price and Qnslity eousulend it.

VALUABLE AGENCY:

Agents waistea for CASSELL'S COFFEES and
TEAS in every place where there is not on• already.
For Turns, apply to JOHN CASSELL and Co.,
UNOZOitOIi SUSHI LONDO*T.

DEAFNESB.—A newly-invented instrument
b., extreme caws of deafness, called the
SOLTNO MAGNIFIER, Organic Vibrator. and Invi-
sible Voice Conductor. It fit* into the ear was not to
be in the least perceptible; the unpleasant sensation
of singing noiaes in the head is entirely removed. It
affords instant relief to di of persona, and enables
them to li,,r distinctly at church and at public asset's-
lilies. Every other kind of bearing Marmon:et.—
Messra. SOLOMONS, Opticians. :iff. Albemarle Street,
Piccadilly, opposite the York Hotel. London.

JOYCE'S SPORTING AMMUNITION.
1861 (EBTABL/911ED 1820).

SP ORTSMEN .—Tbe following
article.. of the but quality, manufactured by
FREDERICK JOYCE, of Lmdon, may be had of
most Outimakeni.
M I LITA R Y RIFLE PERCUSSION CA PS.
PATENT PYROXYLINE SPORTING DO.
ORIGINAL 1114241 ANTI-CORROSIVE 1)0.
TREBLE WATERPROOF CENTRAL FIRS DO.
WADDDIGS, CARTRIDGES. Re. Re.
Ea Mwtoofs Wu r*Pulamat•

EDWARD SCRIVENER, Chronometer,
Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller, &Ai., 19,
Cockspur Street, Pall Mall, ten years principal assist-
nt to the late Frederick Dent, of 61. Strand, respect-
fully solicit an insTection of his extensive STOCK of
nf Clf It ANON ETERS. WATC H ES and CLOCKS,
JEWELLERY, te., all of the newest design. and best
workinarnilim Ladies gold watchrs from 1:8 ; gentle-
men.' diet., Elo ; silver ditto £4. Old gold and silver
w *seises. plate, Le., taken in exchange. Strong silver
laver watches, capped and jewelled to four holes for
.agiaaws, it Fee. asd Nth by paik—lb, Oogesysr
km', Pall Moil, Los.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

ESTABLISHED. 1749'

W. BENSON, as an eminent and old
established London Watch tied Clock Manufac-
turer, has, for the guidance of intending purchasers,
published a new 'illustrated Pamphlet on %% etches and
Clocks ((ree for two stamps.) which should he carefully
read by all before hu isig. It contains a fall itimeription
of every ronstructit uof Watch now made, with their
price*. including Chronometer, Duplex, I.ever, Mori-
mental, and Vertical escapements. It contains also
numerous designs for the decoration of 'Watches by
Militia London Artists, made expressly for this manu-
factory, and sketches and prices of various kinds of
Clocks and Timepieces. This work is no arranged that
persons living in any part of the world am select the
watch beat adapted for their use; and have it forwarded
free and safe by post, direct from the manufsc-
tory, on receipt of • remittance. It also contains plain
and practical directions as to the Watch to buy and how
to use it. Every Watch warranted for two years.

BENSON'S LA DIPS WATCH.—" Equisite artirtic
recline in ornamentation and perfection of mechanism."
—Morning Pust,_

ilvcr "3 LT; 18 guiness.-001.1 sto 50 guineas.
BENSON'S GENTLEMAN'S WATCH. —" All
that can be desired in Singh, taste, and design."—

Silver ... 2 to 50 guineu.—Hold ... 6 to 100 guineas.
BEN6ON'S LEVER WATCHES.— " heave nothing
to he desired but the motley to buy theist with."—
Soudan/.

Silver .. Ito 30 guinea.—Gold ... 7 to 50 guineas.
BENSON'.4 HORIZONTAL WATCH.—" A good
Watch without paying an exorbitant price."—Duily
TeleprapA.
Silver ...2 to 8 guineas.—Gold ...8 to NI guineas.
BENSON'S CLOCKS.-1 to 80 guineas.

Liberal terms to ctptains, merchants, shippers, and
watch (10,4. Old watches taken in earl asp., or rt•
pain d. All eonnouniestious to bo addressed to the
blanutactorios,

33 & 34, LUDGATE DILL,
OE

46 è 47, CORSIIILL, LONDON.

CASSELL'S COFFEES.
—•
TH ESE really 11 1011 and CHOICE
COFFEE have been most favourably known to
the Public, for • long series of years. Their excellence
Iwo become so fully acknowledged, that little now re-
quires to be said to commend tbem.
It Ia necessary, however, to inform Families, where
they can ensure obtaining them, as attempts are con-
stantly made Ey parties not Agents for CAM-SEWS, to
substituted other and inferior qualities.
Cassell's Coffees can he obtained, in this District, of
the following
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ILICTRIO WILEARAPIL)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, SEPT. 30:

(VILONI GILD 4 BON, AND BAWL/124 RZPORT.)

The supply of English wheat very moderate, but
=Lively any barium's passing. Barley and oats
cheaper, but beaus mud peas about the same as last
week. _ _ _

Wind, B.E.—Westlier fine.
ARRIVAL :

Wheat (British) 12,636 Barley (Foreign 13,103
B ,zley „ 9,764 Oats „ 38,778
Malt „ 9,730 Flonr 21,640 barrels
044 „ 7,090 sacks
Flour 17,139 Barley (Scotch) 101
Oats (Irish) 1,019 , Osta „ 50
Malt „ 641 Malt „ 60
Worst (Foreign) 27, 2961 Wheat „

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 30.

Our market was supplied to-day with 6,(50
besets, 23,680 sheep and lambs, 169 calves, and
670 pigs.

Trade generally dull. at Thursday's quotation&

ARIUW/Ad.

Beet .• ... a Bto 4 6
Mutton • 4 2 5 0
Pork ... ... 42 410
Holland—Beast 1,800 French—Beast
„ Sheep 7,210 Scotland—Beast
~ Calves 138 Ireland—Beset 900
„ Pip Cambridge Beast 3,100
Spain—Beset 80 Norfulk—Beast
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

igiscellantotts.

A melancholy instance of tho evils of unbridled pas-
pion took place lately at Nowcastle-uniler-Lyne. A Mr.
Johnstone met hi/ daughter walking with • young man
whom he had forbidden her to aesociate with. lie
ordered her into the house. went in himself, and Mime.
dieted), returning with • poker, dealt a serious blow at
a young man who was standing by, under the impresaion
that he was the offending party. It proved to be •
stranger, however, and, what is worn, he died of the
blow, aud Mr. Johnstone is now in gaol to answer for
his crime.

The brothers Chin, who have several times been
before the magistrates at Laiuheth, on a charge of arson
with intent to defraud the Globe Assurance Company,
bad the case cloned against thein on Tuesday, when
Mr. Elliott intimated his intention to send the case
before a jury.
The practice of throwing stones at railway trains when
in motion appears to be greatly on the inertia'''. It is,
of course, done out of niere wantonness by idle boys.
but the ounsequenors may he serious. One young rascal
was made an example of at Croydon the other day, when
the magistrates eentenoed him, or rather his father, to
!my s fins ol 3s. and oasts. The paabbsoisi DIOS lave
Wa snob win lento.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

2lring ant) Idabo.

During Thursday night some trials( were made et
Sheerneas, in the presence of the prlogip.d officers of
that garrison, to test • ncw method of signalling to an
army or body of troops at a distance, by means of the
oxyhydfogen Hine light. The night was exceedingly
(lark, and the atmosphere being dull and heavy the
method was thereby put to a more severe teat. One
of the signalling apparatus was placed aPSouthend,
and the other at Sheerness, a distance of between five
and six statute miles. Nothing could surpass the clear
-
110111 and brilliancy of the lights, at the great distance
named, and various signals were pissed backward and
Porsrard with the greatest ease and regularity, the whole
being distinctly visible to the naked eye. Ily direction
of the Ordnance Select Committee wino further trials
are to be made with the invention in Portsmouth
harbour, when the diatance between the points Of
communication will be greatly increased.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

-
Aleo, by the same Author,

DISEASES OF WOMAN,
I.,estise describing their Cosaes, Symptoms, and
mood:nem. illustrated with Cases, with the means of
co?,e used in each asse ; especially designed for the use
Veoide,., whether Married or Single. Free by post
""eeilit of ae-ien stamps.
4ddr,,,. Dr. lIIT SMYTH, a, Bertoa-casesent,
rayilli"l"losn.=digs W.O.

Sir The PARLIAMENTARY REPORPon FOOD
ADULTERATION proses that if Merehunts did noi
allow the Chinese to roof Tea with iracdered colour,
Me brown withered leases cool,' no/ possibly be palmed
or for An Tea, as Note, to the loss of the British con-

"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE."
HORNIMAYS PURE TEA,

THE LEAF NOT COVERED WITH COLOUIt.
GREAT STRENGTH and RICH FULL-
FLAVOUR is insured. by HOJM w k Co
importinf Mae pure and undisguised, AA the Chinese
cannot, d it is kept in its natural uncoloured state,
miss off leaves which have become Grown an flavour-
less.

Ti. "1...04crr Rimer" states :—" The Teu in the
Docks imported by llorniman & Co. are genuine and
of good quality ; the Green with none of the bluish
colour seen on other teas, are of a natural olive hoe ;
and, with the Blacks, sin perfectly pure and whole.
some."

Sold only eeenred in l'nekets.
Prices 3s. Bd., 41., & 44. 4d. per pound.

AGENTS IN THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD,
Axininsitr ...... Robins.
liroiporl
Remainder Oliver, Eure-strvet.
Bluadlord
Bert Rohl
Roilraeinhath
Cerne Abbas Bonnett, Long-street.
Cruriboene
Crearktrme
Chard
DORCHESTER PROUD, lituki-Emsrazir.
WEYMOUTH
Gillinghaat Edgar, Post-Office.
Mendrielge
London Fermi!. 80 Combill.
. .

Lg./ye— Locke, 'Br.;aii:til-r;:t:
Guttstcr, Broact-atreet.
Ale/Gairy Osmond Palmer. .
Pithileireollaiik /Imes.
Poole Green, Iligh.atreet.
Sherburne Kingdon, Cheap-street.
Staibr4,19 e
Shaftesbury limitable, IRO-street.
Bennett, Iligh•alrect.
o
Wareham 11,4.
Watiburas
Wi•terboriss
Kitsystow ......
Yeovil Glottis k Haut.

Just Published, 54 Illustrations, post free for 14 Stamps.
THE PEOPLE'S GUIDE TO HEALTH;
or, VOLUNTEERS' MANUAL A Treaties OD
(tyinnaatio, Movements. and &terrier,' for the Dove.
lopenent end Strength. fling of the Human Body ;
showing how to acquire Ile.dth and Strength, 'texture
Long Life, and avoid the Infirmities and Deforinitiea
of Age.
To be had direct from the Author, H LICHT SMITH,
M.D., 8, Barton Crenreat, Taristook-equare, London,
W.O.

MB M INT IS COI%T ' ES
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
MAN VFACTuaI ES, 3$ AND 34, LUDGATZ HILL,
AND 46 AND 47, CoUNIIILL, LONDON, E. C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

Court Ntbm.

ROYAL &ICOR-MON 7ROM BALMORAL—A 001Tetp00-
dent writes to us as follows :—"On Friday Her Majesty,
accompanied by the Prinee Consort, the Princess Alice.
the Prince of Hesse, and several members of the royal
suite, crossed the Grampians from Italuioral into Kin-
cardineshire. The royal party passed the night in the
lovely village of Fettercairn—lfer Majesty, the Prince
Consort, and the Princess Alice in Durward's Engle
Inn; the Prince of Hesse and Sir George Grey at
M'Donald's Temperance Hotel; and other members of
the suite in the house of Mr. Don, merchant there. On
Saturday morning Her hil•jesty ordered Mr. Durward to
prepare porridge and milk for breakfast. Mrs M'Doneld
learning the quality of her guests, remarked that she
wax not prepared to serve breakfast to such distin•
guished visitors; to this Sir George Grey replied that
surely she could serve them with tea, dry toast, and
eggs—a remark which was followed by Mrs M'Donald
appearing with • breakfast which numired no apology.
Mr Durward posted the royal party from the top of
Glenesk. He was perfectly aware who his guests were;
but being oommanded to maintain secrecy, ha did so till
the horses were in readiness. About a quarter of an
hour before Her Majesty started, the fact of her
pretence in the midst et them became known to the
Inhabitants, who turned out as fast as possible. In the
morning Prince Albert, the Prince of Hesse, and Sir
George Grey walked leisurely upend down the village,
inspected the parish church and churchyard, ke. The
royal party left Fetteicarin at • quarter before ten for
Balmoral. by the Cairn o'llount road, over the Grain.
plans. Her Majesty's drive from and to Bahnorul
would extend DV. r at least ninety miles id the moat
varied and lofty country —Kfix/osept Commit
ILLNERM OF THE BMW,' OF ELT.—The Right Hey.
Dr. Turton, Bishop of Ely. has Nen suffering 111 t late
from extreme debility. During lila recent confirmations
he had to be aupported on both aides while going
throukh the ceremony of laying on of hands on the
candidiates. Dr. Turton is one of the oldest of our living
bishops. He graduated at Ciiiihridge in 1101/5, when he
was senior wrangler, being then about 22 years of age.
Ile was sucoessively Regius Professor of Divinity at
Cambridge, Dean of Peterborongh, and Dean of West-
minster, and wax raised to the bishopric of Ely In 1845.
LOUR OUT roe BHA, ICR.—A correspondent, writing
to • contemporary, from Undercliffe, Isle of Wight,
says " For some days past two or three sharks have
been seen off clue coast of the Undercliffe. On Wednes-
day I noticed one of these "interesting creatures"
abont 200 yards from the beach, at low water. cruising
quietly along (his Ana 000uionally showing above the
marque), awl appsrently enjoying the sraruith and
calmness of thews. Sharks have not been seen here
for foutteen years. May not these tropical intruders
oecessrion the scarcity of fish which fishermen say has
all tb• wow r WIN limos (Timone.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

AUTUMN PLOUGHING-IN

of Prentioe's Coro Mayans, specially prepared for the
purpoec, and wlapted to produce • strong straw and
well-filled ear of corn.

PRENTICE'S Cereals than applied, have been exten-
sively used, and with such success as to warrant every
confidence both in the correctness of those chemical
principles on which their Manufacture is based, a. well
as in the Autumn Ploughinrin. which experien's
shows to be of peculiar advantage to the Wheat Crop.
The Manure for the Seamen, is
l'rentioe's Cereal Manure, £8 10s. per Ton.
for Grain Crops.
Prices of Prentioe's Mangold Manure, £8 0
IP Turnip Manure, L"6 10
SVTKIIPHOISPHATER Or LINZ :

PRENTICE'S SUP ERP HOSPH ATIS ere sold,
subject to the 11111.11.411i6 of either Professor VOILCICIM or
Professor WAY.
23 per cent. Soluble - • • ES 10
25 and 30 percent., in proportion.
374 per cent. - - • ES 0
All delivered free, at the nearest Railway Station, to

• -- -
the Farmer.
Supplies may forthwith be obtained as °Nonunion-
lion being made with the undermentioned—

)Ir. AipgD (Amoral., Strootiono
Mr. JOHN G %Le. Nottin l&elessi
Mr: Tumuli ilinornrr,

THOMAS PRENTICE and Co.,
AirrioalSozol Cisosoioal Works, asosnoorkok estolk.
Lambs Address Masir-hic

DWARD SCRIVRNER, Chronometer,
..1:4 Watch and Clock Maker, Jeweller, Ice., 19,
cockinsur *meet, Pall Mall, ten year. principal assist•
nt to the late Frederick Dent, of 61, Strand, erePeot-
fulls folicits an inspection of his extensive STOCK of
of cHRONOI4 ETERS, WATCHES and CLOCKS,
JEWELI.EitY, ht., all of the newest designs and hest
wurkmanship. Ladies' gold watches from ; gentle-
webs' &Rt., £lO ; silver ditto Di. Old gold and silver
watches, plate, k.c., taken in exchange. Strong silver
lever watobss, sapped and jewellad in four bolas foe
suginsers, L4._ Zree and suf. by posl.-19, OulkiPor
fileusb, AB NA lasdos.

imegen

Prow Yeovil to Bristol asmi .
Mae 1 1 2 lUll 1 71 lAA
Ail. ABIIIPO I. At 4t V' 'a% From Y•ovil
44.4,0 ck
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

MIMI:LATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY. Barr. 20. —These markets are aeasonably
well supplied wills bode town arid country killad :neat.
On an wboln, the demand rules steady, but by no means
satin, al our quotations._
.

Per Site. by the carcase.
..4. -. .1

Inferior best .. I 10t.4 I
*ladling ulna 4 11 •
:Ins lugs ditto $ 10
Ihion small ditto 4 0 4 1
Largo pork 4 , • 4

d. a. d.
Inferior mutton 2 0 3 6
Middling ditto 3 I 4
Priam ditto 4 4a 6
Vaal
Im3tpork 4 S 0

PROVISIONS.

VIIDAT, 20.—There has been an increased
Intense's" dons in Irish butter since our last notice, end
prices have furthers 'canoed. Foreign has been taken
steadily by the trade, the nest Dutch remaining at 112 e
per cert. The inquiry for bacon hrs been vorT modes.
,as the oonsaniptlou is much less, and prices bare
11111111 declined Is per eel. Hens. and lard are quite as
disc. The cheese trade remain, very dull, and prime
have • declinism tendency.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

•
Sun. ant) ROL

The experiments with Mr. Jones's target were re-
gained at Portsmouth, on Wednesday. On this occasion
the target was ',lewd in en upright position, instead
nf at an angle of AU degrees, the object being to tomer-
Win whether the angular principle would In, likely to
offer great advantages if applied in the construction of
iron ships. The fernier ex eriutenti—when the target
wag placed at an angle—left the iron piste little the
worse for the battering they received; but on Wednes-
day, w.th the target uptight, they were broken from
their supimrt.
Tile CHANNFL FLZET AT LONDONDIRHT.—The
people of Londonderry have at length been gratified with
• visit (rum tho Clitnnel &wt. The members of the
corporations with their ladies end frivol'. paid • visit
to the Admiral on Monday. An address was presented,
and complimentary apeecnee were delivered on both
aides.

DIOWNINOO AT ALDIRSUOT CAMP.—WhiIO the
British Associntion hi ringing with rola., of Lord
Herbert for his efforts to lessen the rate of the mortality
in the army, end just si two coroners' juries haws sent
railway ulfici•la for triel for monalaugliter, • eorrespui-
dent draws our attention to what appear. to be very
like • deliberate waote of humon life at our great camp.
"At Aldershot," he says. "there is a certoin pontoon
bridge &cringe the canal. It io swung at night, but it
Is so well dune that at Um end of the bridge there is
nothing to prevent a anon walking acmes it into the
water. Just before the 2n4 Life Guards left Aldershot
lest mouth they loot their annourer. He •aa drowned
shout twelve o'clock . t night. Hs came to elm Inigge
thinking it wa, all right, walked acne.% into the as
and wee drowned. This m Pie akes the illth man that h
limo dr Arned of the pcnatome. Over and over again tio
the coroner has reeouintended souse safeignsnl. Bit
for the knowledge of our carrespondent'a perfect Ornate
worthiness we confees we should not credit this fifty
"defier...drowned for the wanted the simptest promotion I
We know not who is reoponsible, but we trust thot titio
niention of the outlier They CADY the attention of thine
tot, 1/110ill every person in camp ia responoilde to he directed
to stop this frightful waste of human life. The next
coroner's jury might invisibly return as ugly • verdiot
ageinst somebody Au those jest given in the case of the
railway companies.—Arang and Nary Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

Dll.. KAHN ON MARRIAGE. A zrzw
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This work, the result of twenty years of prof,.und re
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understand the structure and functions of the organs
concerned in the fulfilment of the Physical obligationi
of the Married : end tbe consequences arising from es-
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fesnional Looks, nor does it present the crudeness
which uharacterires the so-celled "popular works" on
the stabled.
Price One Shilling, free by poet for 13, or in • mailed
envelope fee 10 Blimps; either from the Publisher, J,
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

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grain anD gamma. "0.

Sit Orr Trsu tit LLIICA11111111.—" bousing event' ere
tasting their shadows before" in Bolton, end that too in
• somewhat dark and extensive form. Short time is
not actually adopted as to a set number of working
hours, but production is very materially lessened in
most cotton-spinning and cloth mannfacturing concerns;
powerdoous weavers waiting • week at once for warps
and odes eery large eotton-spinaling concern, that of
Masse. Bolling and Slade, is closing altogether. The
Ann hay* six mills, named the Carlisle Mill, the Coro-
nation Mill, the Old End Mill, the Spring Garden Mill,
the Knott Mill, and the Bridge-street Mill. In these
they have seven steam engines, 210 bores-power, and
had in their employment at Midsummer 1531 females
and 256 males ; total, 787. In parting with the work-
people they are told to seek employment immediately
anywhere, as there is no prolisblity of tlie mills re.
sussing work under the existing interests. We
regret to state that Menus. Jackson, of Queen-street
Mill, Lancaster, commenced running three days per
week this week, and will not start their engine till
Thursday. —Preston Guardian.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

• RAT AND STRAW MARKSTS.
Sinntrteta.—lloadow hay. II 04. lo £5 ;
mos, ei to £50..; old clover, ea 10.. ta ;
and draw, U. to £1 12.. per load.

LEATHER MARKET.

TILTDAT, florr. 20. —The supply of fresh goods has
bees on the ineriMMlO this week. bat ne particular
risikvlty in the trade hart been apparent, priers remain-
Ingpteady. London market hides have varied but little
in!price for 10118 i weeks past, but the quality baying
ecipsiderably improved, they are consequently relatively
ehseger.
At Bristol made has been quiet, dealers having for the
molt pact stacked thimialves at the fair. There have
boot !Wisp in most descriptions suited to the mesoa,
let Wei have been generally Oa a small mile. Thera
has hese • steady mid for mole belts of mind tonnage at
late title. 'ln self -skins there is no alteration. English
berm bides some forward sparingly sad eciaintand a
reedy ode. The stocks of serried leather are small, and
thme has hew a good trade done. The enPOll or raw
Wee 10-diby ak Leadeshall was tolerably good, sod Fiala
steady,alai • fair demand. Os tad cow sold at 3d. to
gig pee
e El.
amis; hawk at to 9. each ; light calf skim, at
glow i. .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

HOP MARKET.

SATURDAY. SETT.2I. From Baker, ire and Morgan's
eirrkgalr: natimakket is DOW well WIDOW With New
H.q..% and there ia a fair amount of business doing.
We notice that many of the early samples appear to
bar- rinelierl too fast, and are somewhat deficient in
quality in eoneequegioe. It is our tirtn opinion that the
prices &winded are to high. considering the probable
amount of our duty, now estimated at £120,000, and
Mu" abundance and supen^q quality of New Hops of
Turtsigin 'growth, which wears offering at very reasonable
Tates. Much depends. however, on the color of the
remainder of the growth. for if tin, areas bulk prays.
yellow, It is probable that choice Golding sorts and Pale
A's Hope, will .naintain their prevent values, and may
ultimately advance. In Bavaria and Bohemia the crop
is uneaten,' large and of eseellent quality; in Belgium
It is modcraba and good. In America it will be nearly
as large as last year. and we Ivies reason to believe that
tbse will again mend as inan• to our utarkat.—New
&paps. £7 16e. to £8 15s. ; Weald of Kents, 28, £9, to
C 9 ; • Ilia Keats. £8 to 211 : Mid Kent Goldisp,
la to £l9; Bast Kent Golding% £lO to £1515..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24

%gricutturt.

iNITHrIZLD CLell CATTL6 SMIOW POII 1861.—The
above important annual agricultural show wall take
place on Tuesday, the 10th of December next, and will
continue during the three following days, clueing ou
Friday, the 13th of that month. at 10 o'clock p.m. The
whole of the live stock exhibited upon the above aces-
shin will be comprehended in 46 ilistmst classes, 26 of
whith will include oxen, steers, heifers, and cows of
pure and cross breeds. The arose amount of monied
prises appropriated to the successful competitors in this
order of stock will amount to £865, sod rd silver
medals will be apportioned to the most approved
breeders of the several features of stock exhibited in the
above chaise*. The number of classes appropriated for
sheep of various breeds will be 13, and the amount of
prices in money £385, with 13 silver medals, to the
best breeders of this description of stock. The pip
are included in four classes, according to age, for
which prizes amounting to £BB, will be adjudged, and
four silver medals to the moat approved breeders of
the samples exhibited in the several pens. 'Mere Are
also ten silver medals open for competition under the
bead of extra stock, including beasts, sheep, and pigs,
one under each head, for the most conimended of its
kind. Added to the above, 6ve gold medals will be
open to competition for the best oxen or steer, heifer or
cow, long-woolled or sliort-woolled sheep, and pigs,
exhibited in their respective classes. A silver 'tied.,
will also be presented to the butcher who shall prove
the largest purchaser of stock out of the yard. The
groat amount of monied prises awarded upon the forth-
coming ucessiou will be £1,34, besides 5 gold and 61
silver medals.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

SPETTISBUILY.
We understand that Mr. Menden intends to give
a lecture on Temperance, in the Methodist Chapel ed
the above place, on Wednesday the 13th inst.

SHERBORNE.

THI BOARD OF HIALTII £llO Till BANK. —At
the meeting of the Board of Health, held on Tuesday
last, it was stated that the Bank had applied fora
renewal of the guarantee for the loan of kI,JOO, and
as there was an objection to a joint and several
guarantee, and the loan only a temporary one, it
would be called in. To this the Board replied that
if this course wree pursued they must find another
banker. Some other busipess of no public interest
was transacted, and the Board adjourned.
The friends o the Temperance Reformation are
up and doing in this locality. A public meeting
was held in the TownhaU on Tuesday last, and
interesting addresses delivered by several friends of
the cause. More than 200 persons were present,
and at the close a few names were added to the
number of members.

FORGZILY.--It always affords us pleasure to report
well of those who have gone from among us and
located iu far-oft lands. Unfortunately we have this
time to notice • case which will be read with pain.
lii.; that of Alexander Scott, formerly of this plans,
who has been found guilty of forgery in the Supreme
Court, Christchureb, New Zealand, and sentenced to
12 months' hard labour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

BOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS.

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zeT,o,7lfenlidALLitizteoned:ph—ilßewfiolere,
oe 11.17i:ism) Jf :Los
Germany, were brought up in the custody of P.C.
Cousins, who found them at two o'clock on Sunday
morning sleeping in the Walks. Reprimanded and
discharged.
The fortnight having transpired which was allowed
to several parties who were summoned for net 0011-
fleeting their premises with the sewer, their cases were
again brought before the magistrates, bat as it wax
found that the whole of the ?allies, with the excep-
tion of Yrs. Hicks had made applications to drain,
the 11{111111130111ell were dismissed, and Yrs. Hicks was
allowed another fortnight to make the necessary
application.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

BIRTHS.

Much 7, at High West Street, Dorchester, the wife
of Mr. John Halpin, Esp., J. p., of aeon.
March 6, at East Street, Bridport, the wife of Mr.
J. S. Knell, relieving officer, of • son.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, MARCH 12, 1861

LuuTus.

March 7, at High 'Wet Street, Iforehester, the wife
of Mr. John Catkin, Dtp., J. P., of • sun.
315t.,11 6. at 143 t Stri vt, Bridport, the wife of Mr.
J. S. Knell, relieving officer, of a eon.
MARRIAGES. •

March 7. at the par;ah church of fliarnionfh, by the
Rev. E. R. Breton Mr. John Ashton, to MLA Ernway,
both of t bar ~,,, oat.

March 3, at :it. N trtin's•in-the-fiehla, Londoo. by the
Rey. F. J. Aldrich, Mr. Jailiel Chivers, to Ann, eldest
daughter of Mr. Matthew Balky, f Cranborne.
March 5. at Nillbrook Chureli, Knathompton, by
the Rev. J. Haldane Stewart, Albert Jido a F.lliton. of
2, Studley Villas, Clapham-road, London. to Mary Anne
Harrison, third daughter of Mr. J. A. Harrhion, of
illecliyuden-terrace, Southampton.
March 7, at Lymington Church, by the Rev. B.
Maturin, assisted by the Rev. A. Burmcster, Com-
mander G. N. Towsey, R. N., to Fanny, second
daughter of the late R. A. Daniell, Esq., of Fairfield,
near I,ymington, }fonts.
March 3. at Bloomsbury Chapel, Middlesex, by the
Rev. G. W. McCree, Mr. Arthur Sendall, to Matilda,
third daughter of the late Mr. George Moorse, of

_
March 5. at Winterborne, Mr. Sydenhant John Burch.
ouhtn, of Chi Wooing, to Caroline, eldest daughter of
Mr. G. Richards, Winterborne.

DEATHS.

March 10, at Fordington, Mr. John Thorne, an old
inhabitant.

March 3, at Poole, Mr. E. Pitinsn, of Weymouth,
for many years a member of the Town Council, at an
VIIIICed age.
March 7, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr. William
Day is, cabi net-in aker.

Mai:eh 7.,...14-1-17;rna.eford.place, Wilts, Lady Harriet
Elizabeth Wetherell Wanieford. widow of the late Sir
flarles Wetherell, Knight, aged 57.
M irch 1, at Weymouth, Joseph Greases, Esq., of
'Ashy-place, Bath aged 71.
March I. at Ower Moigne, Dorchester, Jane, wife of
Mr. J. Miner, ycouian.
March 2, Mr. Stephen Hall, of the Manor Farm,
A shiuore, deeply lamented by Maternity and a large circle
of friends.

at Lydlinch Rectory, llarriet, youngest
daughter or the Rev. Robert Ile:Islam.
March 7, at Blandford, Caroline Maria, widow of
the late Mr. Thomas Onkley, fur 39 years organist of the
variah church, aged 58.
March 2, at Evershot, Mr. James Strange, aged 77
Yen.** . - - -

, _
March 7, at Barrack Street, Brit'port, Emily I/Mill,
the infant daughter of Mr. B. Harvey, aged 16 months.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

HOP MARKET.

11.,R01M11 FRIDAY, MARCR B.—Fin. hops are inoitly
hal I at full prices. All other kinds are very dull, nd
the ambitions have a drooping tendency. Mid and
t Kents, 30s. to 200'.; Weald of Knits, 60i. to
; Busses, be, to 126..; Yearlings, Mk to 170 s.
pin cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

A meeting of the Council was held on Monday'
last—Present : —The Mayor, and Alderman Wels-
ford,and thmacillors Raggett,Drew, Hibbs, Thomas,
Roberts, Joseph Tizard, John Tizard, and Bartlett.
Permission was given to the contractor for the
Notbe defences to deepen the harbour near his
works.
Mr. Draw directed attention to the public meet-
ing held in regard to the gas question, sod expressed
his firm belief that the Local Board were paying for
double as much gas as they consumed.
Mr. Racurrr said he did not believe a word of it.
Mr. Clanrch was an honest man.
Mr. Dam said that Mr. Ragged might be the
champion of his friend ; but he (Mr. Drew) stood
there for.right and justice. They were tricked in
the gas, and if the Local Board did not take the
matter up, he would do so personally.
Mr. Mum: I'll down with my sovereign !
Mr. DREW gave notice tha t he would bring the
subject before a future meeting.
Mr. WILLIWORD said he was glad to find that Mr.
Raggett had seen the error of his ways, and had
now become a supporter of the "Church." (Laugh-
ter.)
The meeting then terminated.

Tim Bum TOMAS.— All further =shipment of
this vessel's cargo has been stopped by affixing
a writ to her mainmast The writ, which
was executed on the lit March by G. R. Chessman,
Esq., Collector of Customs, who is also deputy
Marshal for the Admiralty court, was issued at the
instance of the owners of the Hellen and Contractor
steamers, and the master and crew of the fishing
smack Charlotte, fur haying saved the Tomas from
shipwreck, and bringing her into harbour during the
tenifie gale of Thursday se'eunight. The amount
claimed by the writ is £12,000, and until a com-
promise is effected, or an arrangement made betwet a
the owners of the several viwsels, the Tomas will
remain a prisoner in our harbour.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

ItEUTEIt'S TELEGR AMS.

FRANCK

PAM, Friasy.
The Corps Legislatif will commence the discussion
of the adds eAs on Slonaay.
Pan's, Thursday evening.
In toolay's sitting of the :ieulte the whole
aaarelet Vkia ac, eeal to by P2l, ngaind thee votes.
after speeches bad bun 'l4:livered by several Cardi-
nals and other Senators.
Todnorrow a committee of the Senate will
present the &lams' to the Emperor.
Tor LON, March 7.
Prince Napoleon will embark fur Italy in ten
days.
A levy of 1,000 sailors bas been oraered in the
district of Toulou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

fortion ant Colonial Enttlligence.

REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Pliday.
The Corps" Logi*latif will commence the discussion
of the address on Monday.
Pa Thursday evening.
In to•day's sitting of the Senate the whole
address was agreed to by 120 against three votes,
after speeches bud been delivered by several Cardi•
nals and other Senators.
To-morrow a committee of the Senate will
present the address to the Emperor.
TouLoN, March 7.
Prince Napoleon will embark for Italy in ten
days.
A levy of 1,000 sailors has been ordered in the
district of Toulou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

?Hs LEAP NOT COVERED WITH "COLOUE

Ls'ITRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
"always good alike, "—tho warty gathering,—is
obtained by Holum/at k Co. having it in dispute wear
rowed Weis, for by dimllowing the usual powdered
odour on all they import, the Chinese cannot pound!,
disguise end pass of o them any brown withered leaven
without wrists de',
Dr. H ASOIALI. Ming "Os the General Teas of Coe
-
'terse remark,. .• When at the Docks, I obtained Teas
from many I rgoes, and found both the Blacks and
Omens Iron :/ernistan's and Cu,'. Impels to be pt.
redly yew, e and of good quality, the Grown had
ono of th :twig facing found on other Teas, they
othiibit a dull Wire Aim, and being thospers are per
feat, wholesome."
Exclusively in PACICSTIL Sold by AGUITS OILY.
In every town. Priem, is. Bd., 41., and 4s. 4d. per
pound.

LOCAL AGENTS.

.A.rasiouSer
Bridport Bead. and Barniaott, Sastareet.
Oliver, Pore-Barest
Marsdford ......
here Regis
Cermet Alba g-Street.
Crasborne ......
Crestern•
Chord _ _ _ Young, Post-OMae.
DORO/IEoPEE PROUD, Ilion•Easr-ellEn.
°Wino:Ann Edgar, Post-Ogee.
lienstrides Rogers.
Loads. ......
Lynes

_ .. Demister, Broad-Stmt.
aulbleri Otawed Palmer.
POOI.
&Manes Kingdom, Clitap-81alet.
Iltalbraiya
Iliallearry
Bennett, It b-13treee.
wiriliciumf.. .
Moreton,
lllinaormoi a 1 • r d 'arms Hoonges, pa* offas.
_ volirE*
r4llllO marmite , Saab Wink e

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- College of Chmnballs

"Nay 114. ISM."
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

Etclnt.

THE Y CIS RitTON CM.—A preliminary meeting
was to 11 on Wednesday of tome of the friends and
admirer.. .4 the Hon. Mn. Yelverton, for the purpose
of cot ag the best means of giving expression to
the public feeling of Pyttipathy for her during the late
trial. It W.I. unanimously resolved that a committee
should he appointed for the purpose of collecting and
receiving subscriptions to assist in defraying the vast
likely to be rokuired for future litigation.
Subscriptions will be Mellfed at the National Bank,
where Ali account haa been opened, under the name
of the " l'elveiton Fend."—Frtetnan's Juuneal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

LYME.

FATAL AMID/INT.—We regret to data that on
Wednesday last, as Nits. Hotter, residing at Up.
Lyme, was going upstairs, she fell backwards and
niptured a blood-vessel, and though medical aid
was promptly given, the unfortunnte woman soon
died. She had been in a weak state for some time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

SP&IN.

MADRID, March 7%

The Ministry have declared that they consider
the project of a partition of Rome between the l'ope
and Victor Emmanuel as unworthy of serious die.
suasion. The idea of transferring the Parstcy to
Jerusalem they stigmatised an absurd, and litated
that Europe wust preserve within her the chief of
the church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-12

CERNE ABBAS.

Fora:Aviv. —On Tuesday, the 3rd inst., the
brethren of Court St. Austin, held their half-yearly
meeting at the court.hluse, Brother Beers, Elephant
and Castle Inn, for the purpose of eleeting officers.
This branch of the society, which bids fair to be one
of the largest in the West of England, is in • most
flourishing state, both as regards its funds and the
increase in the number of its members. To this
and all other societies, which are established for the
welfare of the working and industrious classes,
tending to induce • spirit of self-reliance and
economy, we moat heartily say "Go on, and
prosper."