The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-01-25 00:00:00

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RKPRP:I4VIT %VON OF EAST WORCF.STERSHIRE.
The death of Lord Northwick, and the consequent eleva-
tion of Colonel Ifludsout, M.P., for East Worcestershire,
to the Upper House causes • vacancy in the represents-
ti tttt of the eastern ditision ; stud some speculation is
afloat with regard to the future member. A meeting of
the beads of the Conservative party was held at Worces-
ter on Saturday, but the proceedings were private.
The sitting member for the eastern division is Mr. J.
H. H. Foley. Liberal, Colonel Rushout being a Con-
servative. It is expected that the Liberal party will
make a strong push to elect a second Liberal, to as to
balance the whole representation of the county, the
western division being represented by two Conservatives,
Lord Eltuley, and Mr. F. W. Knight. The candidate
spoken of in the Liberal interest is Mr. Bowater Vernon,
of Ilanbury-hall ; and the names of four Conservatives
are mentioned, one of them being Mr. Packington, son
of the First Lord of the Admiralty.
H AS DIM COMM KNOB ATION CHOIR.—The second of the
grand rehearsals of the London division of the choir
took plate at Eiorter•hall on Friday evening. The at-
tendance was even greater than on the previous occasion,
nearly 1.700 vocalist,' being present. The work selected
for practice was Handers oratorio Weems. The sing-
ing of the vast mass of vocalists thus asaembled was
infinitely more effective than at the former rehearsal,
and completely demonstrated the wisdom of those who
have the direction of the forthcoming ouinnseinoration
in instituting a series of rehearsals, although of works
not necessarily to be then performed, in order to accus-
tom the chorus to united action with each other. and
subordinati to their energetic conductor, M. Costa.

MoNCT-M IRKKT.—Saturday Evening.—The English
funds opened to-day nt the deprensed prices of last even
ing, and have remained without recovery to the cloee,
the tendency f depreoion being rather increased by
adverse quotations from Paris. The transactions in ('on-
jots throughout the day were at 9.4 to . and at the
termination of business the market still had an un•
favonrable appearance. The Govermuent broker bought
110,0110 Consols, and there were ocaroely any other
operations of importance. The fact of gold withdrawals
having been resumed from the Bank tended slightly to
augment the prevailing heaviness. Bank Stock left off
at 2% to ; Reduced and New Three per Cents., 914
to : India Stock. 2.21 to 224 ; India Debentum. Ist:
Intla Bonds, 21s. to 245. ; and F:schequer bills, .
to 41s. premium. Foreign stocks have been dull, and
the amount of business has been less than is usual even
on a Saturday.