The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30 00:00:00

LONDON MARKST&

BY EXPRESS e ELEC.' ?RIC TELEGRAPR.

(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)

MARK.LANIC, MOSDAT, OCT. 29.
Tkippi, of English wheat very moderate, trade Tait,
bet the recent improvement wee POpportiod. Foreign,.
fair demand at lste rates. Floating eared of grain
'ready at full earrenewa Fine barley very firm, me-
dium and Inferior produce eold slowly at late rates.
Malt un4tered. Oats and beaus quiet. Flour firm at
fully late rates. Linseed and rapeseed rather lower.
Other seeds quiet at late rates. Cakes bad an upward
tendency.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, Ocr. 2.
A large supply of foreign beasts, and demand steady
on higher terms. Moderate arrivals front our own
rush's district.; all breeds • stet dy sale at an &arenas
on last Monday's prima of 2d. to 44. per Bth;
top price hs. 4d. per 81b. limited arrival.
of sheep, and they were in good request at 2d.
to 4d. per Bth more money. Calves in good demand, at
front 4a. 44. to ss. 44. per Nb. Pigs 2d. per Blb dearer;
prime small porksn se. 2d. per 81b.

MONEY MARKET, Orr. 29.
Consols for money, 991 to 94 and for the neat
amount 891 to 89i.

Late St.

" Emmen Orrlci. Monday Night.
A ITLEGILIM from Rome anommoto that Mr. Glad-
stone has paid a visit to the Pope.

SPURGION preached st the Tabernacle yesterday
against ritualism. Re declared High Chnrchisin to be
bastsrd Popery, and Broad Cherchista dishonest ioll.
delity. The great danger to the Church came, be said.
from within, and not from without. He deprecated
legal interference, however, and urged prayer by all
evangelical Christians for the interposition of the Holy
Ghost.
A GREAT FIRS took place at Quebec on the 14th
October. The conflagration lasted for thirteen hours,
• time sufficiently long to involve the destruction of
2.500 homes, besides other property to the value of
3,000.000 dole. 18,000 persons havetbeen rendered
booming by this disaster ; and, what is rather singular,
• large fire raged at the same time at Ottawa, the new
seat of Government There ia reaeon to believe that
both conflagrations ham oreinated in the desperation of
the Fenian leaders, for a fortnight ago the Canadian
papers stated that instructions had been issued at
Toronto, Montreal, and Quebec/or the guidable of the
public force on the outbreak of incendiary fires, which
had been threatened as part of the Fenian plans.

Tel distarlances at Nortbmoor Green have nabob
nated in • dlibolical attempt to murder Hr. James
Stacey, who hu very closely identified himself with Mr.
Hunt in carrying out his Ritualistic practice.. Stacey
was one of the witnesses against Hitch in a awe beard
at the Bridgwater petty NINIiOIIII on Thursday. On
Thursday night he wan standing near the door of hie
Louse, when he saw • man is his pig-•ty. He went to
see who it was, when the man, who warn subeapiently
found to be John Howe, discharged's pm at him.
Ann her man was with HOW., and both parties endea
soared to make their escape, but. policeman being near
they were speedily apprehended. Roth prisoners were
brought before the magistrates on Saturday, and reman-
ded until to-day. There was another "blab oelebration
at Northmar church yeiterdey, and the customary nu-
newly interruptions again took plane.

MURDER AT MAlDSTONL—Yesterday (Sunday) after.
noon. brutal murder was committed in the above town.
It •ppears that three weeks mince a man named George
Jalley. better known as " From* George," a native of
Frome, end well known in the neighbourhood of Dor-
chester, Dorset, came to reside at Waterloo-aottages,
Stone-street, with his paramour, Sarah Smith, since
which time quarrels have occurred between them.
Yesterday afternoon both parties returned home between
three and four o'clock, and shortly afterwards screams
of "murder" Were heard. On• neighbour named
Saunders entering the house she observed Jalley kick
fierah Smith under the throat, who fell back and es.
spired. The police were sent for, and on their arrival
Jitney was taken into custody, who in reply to the
charge said, "I suppose I shall hang on the gallows, and
It will be • wsrning to others." Prisoner Wu then
locked up, and will be brought up at the petty sessions
on a charge of wilful murder.

ELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MLRICETS