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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

THE rARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL

will maintain a strictly independent position in Agricultural Literature, and being the organ of no party, will
not hesitate to expres. an unbiassed opinion upon nil current topics of interest; at the IMMO time its columns will
be freely open to the discusdou of all matters relating to Fanning in its various departments.

THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL

will contain original and practical articles on everything connected with Farming, and its kindred subjects, by
Ilmst of the leading Agriculturists of the present day. The analyses of soils and manures will be plainly detailed ;
the treatment of 01l kinds of live atoek, poultry, Ice., with full and clear receipts fur the cure of disessea; prac-
tical hints on the culture of green crop.; plans for draining, and a host uf other valuable information, such as
dairy husbandry, management of hedges, mid hedge row timber, improvement of the labouriog daises, farm
buildings, rural architecture, monthly remembraucer, weather, 14c., k.c.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

imperial I)arliamtnt.

110 USE OF LORM-THURSDAY.

Lard Norinanby, in calling the attention of the Colo.
nisi Secretary to the recent iutelligence from the lonian
11111148. elated hi" wilvi,tion that, under the circuit*.
agonies, it war impossible for the lA.nl High CO1111116•
auller to have pursued any other course.
The Duke of Newcastle, having given a brief account
of the pnavedingli of the Assembly, and ~f the course
Sir 11. Storks had taken in pnouguing it, °Weeks'
to the recent disturbances being attributed to Lord
John Russell's deopatch. and distinctly atakd that this
despatch had nu relevency whatever to the state of the
lonian lalando, for the agitation was of a standing far
older than Lord John ltusimell's .lespateh.
Lord they had no doubt that Mir 11. Storks hat ex-
ercised a Wiko discretion.

The anbject then dropped.
Lord Kt. I:ernokna brought up and read the Royal
angwer to the .I.ldreat. of Condolonee.

Thu Duke of Somerset, iu reply to a question from
Lord Ilanlwicke, stated that en, order had been given
to espedite the exiling of Sir Baldwin Walker.
A short but animated discussion ensued on the second
reading of tin Iletropolitan Central Hotel Company
Bill. On a division the itill was rejected, the numbers
being for the second reading, 2.i; against it, 33
Lord Shaftesbury inured that the following resolution
he inade a Staleling Order :—"That the Committee on
any Rill :espectiii4 mm Well a statement lour been depoeitisl
in the unit* of the (*lurk of the l'arliaments, in purno.
mieu of Standing Order No. IUI, do inquire into awl
report upon the number of houses anil inlisbitsints likely
to he removed by the works pr. 1110110. .:y any such Hill,
and whether any provision ha. been !mole, or is required
to be made, for providing other dwellings fur the iii•
habitants so to be displaced."
Lord Grenville mil the inquiry might effect some
wood, and therefore he would not object to the results.
thin.

The Red Sea and India Telegaph Bill wan read a
third lime and 1111P.141.
The Queensland lievenunent Bill wan read • second
thou.

Their Lorilidi;ps adjourned it 25 minutes put 6
o'clock.

FRIDAY.

Lord Woilehouse, in reply to a question from Lord
Stratford de itedcliffe, stated that the papers relating
to the prolonged occupation of Syria by the French
troops would be laid before the House on its reassem-
bling after the Easter recess.
. . . . . _ _

Awe light diecuesion, originated by Lord St. Leonard's,
ensued on the Chancery Suitors' Fund and the new law
court'.

Theirhordships adjourned at 10 minutes past 6 o'clock
until Tuemloy, the 9th of April.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

A meeting of the Council wan held yesterday
yea. Present, thu Mayor, Aldermen Ayling, Man•
Deveni,di ; Councillors Haw,,, Millcdge,
Thompson, Drew, Thomas, Luce, John Tizanl,
and Howanl.

Alderman A v Liroi said the Finance Committee
haul a meeting a few days ago, when there were pre.
Belated to them nearly 200 bilk in number for pay•
Intent, amounting in the aggregate to upwards or
L 2,000„ Now, it struck lino that to facilitate the
business before the lk,ard in relation to these Itills
it would be well to instruet the Town Clerk to make
out a list of the varice. items due. and what fond
was liable for the amount, so that any particular
item which any gentleman might ;sal to have ex•
plained might be called out, and the bill prusluced.
This would, in his upinion, be much better than fur
the whole board to examine the whole of tho ac.
counts seriatim. Of the bills produced on the oe•
Quiet]. a large number, amourting to £349 Ss. %1.,
were from the surveyor, which haul not been in the
luinds of the Town Clerk before the meeting was
held. He thought that the system of keeping back
the bills till there was so large a her was greatly
to he deprecated. It would be much better to dispose
of them at uince, as soon as the various tradesmen
haul sent them in.

Thu Tows CLERK Stated that the bills were pro-
duced monthly for ID years, till new another order of
things had taken place.
Mr. HARK wished the Mayor to seni for the
surveyor, treasurer, harbour master, and superin•
teinlent of police, that they might produce their
hooks. A resolution was passed thiso or four meet.
ings back to the effect that the books of these Parties
should ;damp' be produced, but it had not yet been
acted on.
Mr. DevaNtsn called attention to a bill from Mr.
Cubitt of £56 fur a design of staging fur the Pile
Pier.
The Timm Cutiis said he was not aware the order
was given in writing, but it was understood by the
Council that that gentleman should send down a design.
Mr. DEVENIKH asked what was the use of the Sur-
veyor, if they were to have Mr. Cubit to get out a plan
for such work as this!

Mr. TIZARD believed the work was perfornaed by the
Se.ryey,:r.
. .

Mr. I)ISVENI.4II thought the charge wan exorbitant,
and that the subject should be inquired into.
The MATOk nai4 he had a note from the Treasurer
to the effect that there were no funds in hand to pay
any more demands on the Harbour Account, and that
all future bills must stand over till more money was
got in.
. . . . . _ .

Mr. THOMPSON brought forward his motion, of which
he had given notice, to the effect that the proprietors ill
the houses in Waterloo-place be called on to fulfil the
covenants of their original leases in regard to the roads.
Mr. DUN called attention to the fact that 1.7444 91.
appeared on the beoks am the cost of the bill for erecting
the pile pier. That surely *mild nut be correct.
The Tows CUERO( .aid it was ; that that was the coat
for the bills of the markethouse and pile pier—the
latter having to pay three-fourths of the expense and
the former one-fourth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

SPETTISBURY.

PRIMITIVE METHODIST SOCIETT.--SeTOlOOll in aid
of this Society were preached by the Rey. E.
Rawlings, on Sunday, the Nth inst., in the chapel ;
and on the following day after tea, a public meting
was held in the Independent Chapel, when lutist
excellent addresses were delivered by different
gentlemen, who earnestly urged the claims of the
Society. The aunt of .X 541 was raised and will be
applied to liquidate the debt on the chapel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Feb. 27.

Sir William Denison arrived at Madras on the 18th
February. The late Mr. Wilsou's currency scheme
has been abandoned by lr. Laing u unsound and
dmgcrous. A new scheme is to be introduced. The
area of the famine is widening daily. Capt. Napier,
of the sth Hussars, has been killed at Meerut. The
Queen Margaret has been wrecked in the Hooghly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

WIItIBORNE.

At our fair held on Friday last, a considerable
amount of business was transacted at good prices.
There was a numerous attendance of farmers and
others.
CARELESS PROCEEDING. —An accident, which
might have been attended with meet serious eon•
sequences, took place here on Wednesday. The
carter of Mr. John Friend, of Gussage, when opposite
the door of Mr. Mark Barnes, harnessmiaker, went
into the shop to have a blind halter (which he took
off the Oilier) repaired, having previously taken out
the two fore horses. The horse immediately rushed
across the road, and in its progress distroyed the
shop window of Mr. Stickland, grocer, besides doing
considerable injury to the groceries, LC. The horse,
however, was uninjured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

ER iltsbirt.

MARLBOROUGH—The late Fire al Sitrernake
Lodge.—We lawn that the Marquis and Marchioness
of Ailesbury were staying at Tottenham, when the
tire (of which we gave some particulars last week)
broke out at Savernake. Mr. Overton, the architect,
was first to arrive, and WAS quickly followed by
hundreds of persons of all classes, including the
Marquis and Idarebionew with
.their gumts. •Il
were soon engaged in endeavouring to remove the
furniture and valuables, which cormisted ot a quantity
of very valuable china, portraits, mirror., an
articles of vertu highly prized by the Marchioness.
We are only happy to add that these praiseworthy
efforts were so far suooessfil, that most of the
articles were saved, and removrcl to Tottenbana.
Both house and furniture were partially insured in
the Sun Fire Office. The exact muss of the fire has
not yet been ascertained.

The Prince luiperial of France has just entered on
his siztl. year.
Garibaldi, aooordini, to the correspondent of the Lade
Mercury, is going to have "a handsome present from
London frit lid:: and Scotch friends, who have ',unhand
a Bible far him in Italian and English."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

FRANCE

At 2 o'clock on Saturday the Emperor received
in the Throne Room the deputation of the Legisla-
tive Corps, with the Address in reply to His
Majesty's Speech.
he Deputation was headed by ths President and
the Bureau.

set_t.he Weide, had on hie
taller Tiapoloen, Prime Lucien
Murat, and Prince Jerome Murat. AU the high
dignitaries of the Court were present.
fhe President of the Legislative Corps then read
the Address,

To which the Emperor replied as follows
"Meowieurs les Dipttlex,
"1 thank the Chamber for the sentiments which,
it expresses towards me, and for the confidence
which it places in me. If that confidence honours
me and Natters me,' think I deserve it from my con•
stant solicitude of only looking upon questions in •
point of view of the real interests of France.

'• To live up to the age, to preserve of tbs past all
that is good, to
,prepare the future by sweeping off
the path of civilisation all the prejudices which ob-
struct it, or utopias which comprornised it—that is
how we shall bequeath calm sod prosperous days
to our children.

" Despite the vivacity of the discussion, I by so
means regret to see the great bodies of the State dis-
cuss the difficult questions of Foreign policy. The
country benefits from it in many respects. These
discussions instruct it without alarming it.
" I shall be always happy, believe me, to act in
concert with you. Issues from the same suffrage,
guided by the same sentiments, let us mutually aid
sar.h other in promoting the grandeur and prosperity
of France."

Ilia speech eas received with enthniamtic cheer.

PA las, Sunday.
The Paris papers publish a telegram, dated "Con-
stantinople, 13th inst.," announcing that PRollia
and Austria, like France and Russia, had remitted
notes to the Ports stating the urgent necessity of
reform.

On account of the insurrection in the Hersegovine
and the fears entertained respecting other prosiness,
the l'orte bad called out 60,U0U red&

The emigration of Chris' Siam from Damascus
continued

ITALY.

Tvats, Sunday.

In the Senate, M. Bform luss formally requested
the Government to take steps to induce Frames to
withdraw her troops from Rome.
Count Cavour has announced to the Cheenbet of
Deputies that the Ministerial progranune kali UMW*
gone no change.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, MARCH 25.

(FROM GILES, SON, AND BARKER'S REPORT.)

The supply of English wheat vow short. and all
good qualities were taken • readily at 2a. above last
Monday's prices.
Foreign also held for more money, but little wea
MOW

Barley a dull sale. Value of beans and peas
unaltered.

AILSITALII :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

AUSTRIA.

An Imperial decree, published to-day, conveke•
Servian National Congress, to be composed of IS
clerical and 50 lay members.
It is also ordered that in place of the Government
Chancellery for the administration of Cioatia and
Slavonia, now located in Agrsm, • Royal Govern-
ment Council shall be established in that city kw
the administration of the kingdoms of Dalmatia,
Croatia, and Slavonia.

SATURDAY EVIIIING.

The RUSSilill Ambassador here bas• been ordered
by bis Government to officially declare that Russia
disavows any participation of Montenegro in the in-
surrection in the neighbouring provinces, and that
Hustle had sent an energetic note to the Prince of
Montenegro.
M. de Palabine, on receipt of thia notification,
made the necemary communications to Count Reel-
berg and Prince Gallimaki, the Turkish Ambas-
sador.

SEA VIA.

BILGRADIE, March 23.

The Turkish Commissioner km proclaimed the
act of amnesty granted to the Christian rsfugees of
the Pashalik of Nista.

_
The refugees have declared, however, that they
cannot venture to avail themselves of the amnesty,
awl have sent a petition to the Sultan.
Servia is tranquiL
Agitation prevails in the southern frontiers of the
Principalities.

RUSSIA AND POLAND.
Bilzmau, Saturday.
The Breslau journals announce that the delegation
of citizens, after having considered N. Miihkanon
rescript, requested Prince Oortachakoff to take euch
measures as would be likely to tranquillize the
public mind.
4lcneral Kotzebue and other persons of high
standing are doing their utmost to obtain the trith•
&zeal of the rescript. Prince Gortachakelflms not
yet yielded. Ile has, however. stated that if the
rescript were to be cancelled, N. klahkanoli would
leave the service of the State. . . _

.
The Oorporation have resolved epos phieing the
Jewa on an equal footing with she either member, of
their guilt.
W•ItAAW, March 22.

On the demand of the National Cossmitten. M.
Ilulakanoff has been• deprived of his functions as
Director of the Interior and of Public Worship, on
account of the circular recently Issued by him.

BA-TUItDAY.

A proclamation has just been publiaied. asairas-
ding that the resignation of M. Matthaei, hes bees
accepted by the Emperor.
The announcement has been received with the
greatest enthusiasm by the people.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to
11.1110011011 that their NEXT KALE of Fat
Steck, he., will be lirkl on SATURDAY, APRIL Gth,
1861.

PIIIMEXT IXTRIRS.
I i llie CATTLE MARKET, at 12 O'Clock.

41 Fat Heifers.

I Fitt Steer, 1 FA Os, 1 Fat Meg, 3 Tat 3-year-old
Devon nuns.
1 Fat lion. about GO score.
6 l'At 4:slyes.
Ileifers mud 4 'alvex.
2 l'owA in Milk slid in

2-year-old liovoo Lull.
Alsu 3 Superior [Serial Bulls, the property of E. Pope,
11044eiu.,
".lArro," throe yam% old, out of "Fancy," the
winner of 10 prises; by "Prince Alfred," by "
Client-
plon," by "100 (loinoarr," by "
Yearling Bull out of " Neat" by "Napoleon."
"Neat" out of " Old Neat" by " Primo Alfred," "(lid
Neat" by " Hilly Trix," by " ~, et." Napoleon,
live years. brr,l hy Mr. llodley, is hire of the heifer
shown at l)on:hi:stet and Canterbury, is the winner of
the first prise at the Bath and West of England Show
at Dorchester, the first at Yeovil, fze.
AO Fat Four-tooth Washers.
:10 Fat Wethers.
20 ditto ditto.
20 ditto Barren Ewes.
20 ditto Down Wethers.
10 rat Stags and gains (horn.)
12 Fat Ewes and 2 Stags.

8 Ewes and Laniba. ..
90 Mouth Down Couple*, warranted sound.
100 Down Hoggota, bound, and in good condition.

At the REPOSITORY, at Three o'lloek.

A Bay Carriage Horse, 16.1, mound, and quiet in
ha rneu.
A Gray ditto, 15.1, Found, and quiet in harness.
Set of Double Plated Carriage Harness.
Set of Single ltitto.
Capital Cart Colt, 3 yeara old, sound, and good in
'menses. . .

Chesnut Cob, rising five year. old, 14 hands high,
warranted sound. and quiet to ride or drive.
4 useful Cart Hones and their harneas, the property
of Mr. T. S. Kellaway, quitting Stafford Farm.
The Cow Stock and Sheep must be sent to the Cattle
Market, and Horses and Carriages to the Repository.
adjobiing the " Plume of Feather's" Inn, by 10 o'clock
in the morning. The A i•cylosEcsa would recommend
persons at a distance to send Stock and Horses the day
before. Stabling and keep for Hormsand Stock sent the
day before, or remaining over until nest Sale, provided
at moderate charges.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

ABBIISTED BY !SEVERAL ZMINSNT 11•ItNtRS.

THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL

ES put forth iii order to supply a singular deficiency that has hitherto existed—that of a cheap,
practical, Oily Journal in the Farming interest,—a work which will have for its sun the publication
of all improvements that tend to the advancement of Agnculture, and to the increase of the wealth of this
great nation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

IMPORTANT TO INTENDING EMIGRANTS

itRETURN just received from the Cana-
dian Government made by Eighty-live Munici-
palities in Canada, shows • great demand for Labourers
and Artisans. The following will find immediate em-
ployment and good wages :—Farm Labourers, House
Servants, Boys and Girls from 1:1 to 16 years of age,
Blacksmiths, Tinsmiths, Foundrymen, Bricklayers,
Masons, Joiners, Carpenters, Coopers, Shoemakers,
Tailors, and Miners.

For full information, as well as for passage by the
Canadian Mail Steamers and Sailing Ships, apply to
SABLE & SEARLE. 19, Water Street, Liverpool.
N.ll.—The attention of Boards of Guardians and
others is directed to Me above announcement.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

Vanipsb irr.

SOU TII All rro —Pilot Dro icA ed. —Joseph Diaper,
a pilot, was drowned in Southampton Water on
Tuesday night, owing to the upsetting of his boat,
which was being towed by the Indian mail packet
bfassilia. An inquest was held on the body on
Friday evening, at the Bed Lion Inn, !When, be-
fore J. H. Todd, Esq., coroner, and a verdict re•
turned of " Accidentally drowned." Diaper had
assisted in this very boat in saving the lives of 120
people at the time of the destruction of the Eastern
Monarch, and also picked up Captain Harrison of
the Great Eastern, not half-a-mile from where he
lost his own life. Ile has left a widow and six
children to mourn his untimely fate, and without
any means of subsistence, but some of his friends
are raising a small subscription for their relief.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

CRANBORNK

Al the Petty Sessions, held on Thursday last
before the Lev. Moss King, and the Rev. John H.
Austin, a little boy, named Joion Barrilet', was
summoned by Harry Keely, gamekeeper of Sir C.
I bunville, for taking a hare from a wire in a planta-
tion. As there appeared from the evidence no in•
tentien within the meaning of the Act, the Bench
dismissed the case, so that the boy's waiting and
watching of the game preserver (10 hours) was all to
no purpose.—James Adam-s. of Handley, was fined
lbs. including costa for indecent behaviour, while
under the influence of liquor, at HaneUey.—AH•RD
CASK. - Three poor girls, named Ann Lockyer,
Emily Barton, and Ellen Bremer were fined in the
lowest penalty of 24., and 2s. 3d., costa for stealing
twoliennyworth of turnip.greens from Lord Shaftes-
bury s estate on which they worked for 6d. per day ;
one of transgressors being only eight years old. We
trust this may not escape the notice of his lordship,
as we feel persuaded upon the knowledge of the cir-
cumstance, he will pay the costa himself.— CAUTION
o Bicoom —ofOrge REttli andj Chariot
!Minty were each fined in damage and costa for steal•
lug heath from a plantation, the property of the Earl
of Shaftesbury.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

WEYMOUTH.

Tows Couscu..—On Monday (yesterday), a
meeting wu held of the Town Council for the pur•
pose of voting an address of condolence to the
Queen on the occaaion of the death of her royal
mother. _

Tll6 LATE Ducionta or KT.—The Mayor and
Corporation attended Divine Service in their corpo-
rate capacity on Sunday last. They met as usual at
the Townhall, and proceeded to St. Mary's Church,
attended by the mace-bearers, robed, and in mourn•
ing, on account of the decease of the late Duchess of
Kent. On Monday all the principal shops were
closed on account of the funeral of the mother of
our beloved Sovereign.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

Somersetsbirc.

Yr.oviL. —A iteration of the Ilfeetinya of the Board
of Guarduin.. —The Guardians of this Union have
resolved, by a majority of 16 to 11/, on the motion of
Mr. (lenge, seconded by Mr. John Trask, to change
their day of meeting from Tuesday to Friday, sod to
meet only once a fortnight On this resolution
being come to, the Chairman, the Rev. It. Hayshe,
said that, under these circumstances, he should
request his parish to relieve him from the respon-
sibility of being a guardian. Mr. John Trask
ventured to hope that the Chairman would recon-
sider his decision. The Chairman said he had not
taken this step in consequence of any annoyance that
they might suppose he felt because the majority of
the 13uaid had not sided with him in this matter,
for he always endeavoured to fool that a majority
carried what was right. Loud expressions of regret
and esteem followed, but the Chairman romainded
firm.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

COUNTY PETIT SESSIONS.

SHIN/MALL, DORCIIISTLU, Saturday, March Zl.
Before H. Williams, Esq., Major-General Michel, Capt.
Kinder*ley, and H. N. Middleton, Esq.
ItiniNo WITHorT RlClNn.—Jainer Courtney and Johw
smulal were charged with riding on wagons, each
drawn by three horses, without reins The first named
defendant had been to Maiden Newton for a load of
oats, and was returning to Sydling. The later trans-
gresse the law at Charniinster-cross. They were each
tined Ti.. including costs.
Teßllle STIALING.—CharIeu Nutley was charged with
stealing 4 swede turnips in a field belonging to Mr.
Groves, ef West Knighton. He was caught in the set
by P.C. 3lidinent, on the 10th March.—Mr. Groves
said the defendant was his carpenter. He had given.
his shepherd and also his foreman leave to let all his
workmen have what turnips they pleased for Asking
for. The defendant had a sick wife at home, and he
believed he was returning home from the doctor's at
the time. He had nothing against the defendant, and
the only reason he had for bringing this case before the
Bench was, that losing MI he did many tons of turnip'
from the field, he wished, as far as he could, to stop
penions going into his fields for turnips at night.
As this was his first offence, he hoped the liench sould
be as lenient as possible.—The Bench lined defendant
10s. including costs.—Mr. Groves said he would be
very thankful if the Bench would reduce the amount.
Defendant's family was in a Mil state, his wife was
dangerously ill, and they had nothing but what was
supplied from his house. Many parties had stolen seeks
of turnips, and the pelicenian was set to watch, and,
it was a most unfortunate circumstance that this poor
man should have been the first caught.--Ordered to jiay
2s. 6.1.
Duu:sk AND DISORDIDLT. —Jot Sammays was charged
with being drunk and disorderly on Sunday, the 10th
March.—P.C. Hill said that about midday an old man
ClllllO to the police station at Maiden Newton and told
him he had been stopped by mine one. Ho want into
the street, and law the defendant, who was drunk and
very noisy. lie had hung the ohl man's things on the
lamp iron. The people were then leaving their plow*
,if worship.-I)efendant said all the liquor lie had had
was on Saturday night, except one pint of cider which
he had on Sunday morning.--Fined Ss., and 7s. coats.
—Thomas Stadtry was charged with drunkenness in the
parish of Itatimishain, on Thursday the 7th March.—
P.O. Florence said the defendant, who did not appear to
his summons, was lying across the high road shout 5
o'clock in the afternoon, lie gave a man a Alining to
carry the defendant to his cart, which was about •
quarter of_a mile off, and drive him home, a distance of
. .

55.. and 7s. Cid. ousts.
RIDISU WITUOUT HEINS. Henry StaXfir wan
charged by P.C. Ryme with riding without reins on the
IMrchester and Piddletown road, in the parish of
Piddletown. Fined 55., including costs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, MAUCH 21.—T0-day's market wax scantily
supplied with beasts ; nevertheless, all breeds moved off
heavily, at Monday's quotations. Although the supply
of sheep wax small, the mutton trade was very inactive.
In priees, however, no change took place. The show
of lambs was on the Increase, awl the lamb trade was
much less active, at from 7s. to Ps. per Sibs. We have
to report a steady sale for calves, at full currencies.
Pip commanded previous rates, but mach cows were
eery dull.

Per ilihe to rink the offal.
Crs &ink. beasts 3 403 S Pr. South Down 5 lito6 10
Bee. quality, do. 3 10 4 5 Large cont. asks. 5 0 6 6
Prime law oxen 4 4 4 8 Prime sinalldltto 6 6 6 0
Ditto Scots, ie. 4 8 a 10 Large hogs 4 0 4 6
Cr.. !ler .beep 3 6 310 Nest ski. porkers 4 8 4 10
&cod q salty do 4 0 4 4 thick.calss.(each IS. to 2.
Pr. era. woolkd 1 4 • Qr. old store pigs Sic to 29a
Sheep .....
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

THE FARMERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL

will be illustrated by numerous engravings, comprising amonglt other things, prize cattle and live stock, poultry,
Irwin buildings, improved agricultural implements. figures of the beet varieties i.f agricultural plants, route, and
seeds, ate., &e., executed by the uiust talented artiste.

TILE IL I I LIC RS' cktRONICLE AND AGR ICULT 1.1 JUL JO URN A.L
will neceaaarily Leone of the nio,t estniisively circulated Journal a in any way connected with /q,•nculture, IS sea
not therefore fail to be the hest meiliuni for all Adrertiaeinviits bearing upon the subject.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

Court Netns.

The Queen and Prince Albert remained in the attic•
test seclusion at Windsor Castle up to Sunday last.
We liver that the QUOOII'II health has not suffered,
notwithstanding the heavy affliction with which Her
Majesty has been visited.
The arrival of Priam Alfred at Barbedoes is announced.
The young Prince was received with unbounded enthu-
siasm, the people giving expression to their loyalty and
good feeling in every possilde way.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

THE FARMERS' CHDONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL

can be ordered throuzli all Booksellers and News Agents throughout the Kingdom, or supplied direct by post NI
one year fur Ta. Gd. payable in advance.

A specimen number for 7 stamps front J. ALLEN, W. Warecick•Last, Lomb'', S.C.
LONDON : J. ALLEN, 20, WARWICK LANE E..C., and all L'unktcllen-- No. on JANUARY IST., 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

NEWCATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIrlaY, )(Awn 21.—The supplies of beef end
mutton on sale being somewhat extensive. the demand
for them rules inactive, at barely stationary prices.
Veal and pork move off steadily, at extreme rates.
..4. .. d. d. d.
Inferior beef.. 2 10M3 0 Inferior mutton 3 4 1 0
Middling ditto.. 2 2 3 1 Middling ditto 4 2 4 4
Prone large ditto 3 8 3 it Prime ditto 4 it 4 8
Prime small ditto 3 10 4 2 Veal
lArge pork .... 3 8 1 4 &nail pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

HEALTH, HA. , AND LONG Lin
Ars within the reach elan. Every one may be his owl
Physician, by the nee of

DR. BUCHAN'S VEGETABLE
DOMESTIC MEDICINEffi, prepared horn the
l'n,icriptions of the late Dr. Buchan, Fellow of tbe
Loy:11 College of Physicsisas, Re., Re. They are entirely
vegetable, perfectly innocent, and cures are daily made
which surpass belief. Their efficacy has been proved is
th.,usauds of eases, attested before, and signed by the pre
siding Alderman at Guildhall, within elm jurisdiction oh
The Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR of LONDON,
and nlso bcfcre the Magistrates sitting in, and for the
Counties of Middlesex, Surrey, Re., Re., at the following
Courts, via., Marlborough Street, Westestinster, Worship
Street, Row Strict, Re. They are used by the most
celebrated Medical Men in their private and hospital
practice; also by Clergymen and ethos, who bays eolith
tartly given their names, to certify to the Public as te
the reliability of these remedies

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

CHURCH READING.

The following letters have been sent to as for publi•
cation, which we give with much pleasure. There is,
no doubt, much room for improvement in the reeding
of those in Holy Orders, and any endeavour to improve
It must commend itself to the best wishes of the
friends of the Church :
Addington, Nor. IS.
Rsysaess am of opinion that the faculty of raiding
or speaking Intelligthly anti balsa.ively may be much im-
proved, sod often vastly requires to be improved, by atten-
tbm and InwrucUon. hianUly broimer, the value of the
imtruetien entirely depend. upon Its quality. It might be of
such • nature as to produce the Incretrenienent to which you
allude In your letter. I must therefore bag to be undenanod
aa merely giving • groom! .opioimi, without orannua
to any particular lecture or lecturer —I am, Iteserend Sir,
your obedient humble servant, _ _

_
J. B. CANTUAII.
R. A. D*Orsey, 8.D., CC. Coll., Cambridge.

Whitby, Nov. 14, I.
Mesa 811,-1 feel no difficulty in mar ering your question.
hr in thatl do approve of tandidates for ordination
U =
acquire a distinct, natural, impressive, and dew
style of reeding and delivery, free of elovenlinem and elects-
tion.—l am, yours faithfully C. T. Esoa,
Nov. Alex. IfOrary, BD., C. C. Con., Cambridge.

The Archbishop of Dublin is very far from objecting to
hodruetion In elocution, provided tan be taken to avoid ao
artificial apical.

Re. Dena,.
The Rev. Alex. J. D. WOrety, Wl., CC. Cull., (...nbritlire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,

ras LEAF NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
QTRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
• " always good alike, "—the early gathering,—is
'Wined by HORNIX AN k Co. having it in thispure unco-
loured state, for by disallowing the usual powdrred
odour on all they import, the Chinese cannot pirodbly
disguise Uf4ll pun off to them any brown withered I
without certo,n defection._ _

Dr. HASMALL writing On the Gourd Teas of Com-
„era, remarks... When at the Docks, I obtained Teas
from many Cargoes, and found both the Blacks and
Greens from floroiman's and Co,', Imports to he pr
004 genuine and of good quality, the Greens hail
one of the bilteidi faring found on other Teas, they
vshiibit a dull oltre has, and being thuspure are per
leetly wholesome."
Excluaively in rACNETIL Sold by AGuNTI ONLY.
m every town. Pricer. 311. 84., 44., and 43. 44. per
puurtd.
LOCAL AGENTS.

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Beam Laster Oliver, Fore-Street.
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Detester, Bread• Street.
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Melberg Osmond- Palates.
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Sherborne
Ste/bridge
Shaftesbarg
Bennett. High-Street.
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Wareham
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WALTH AND HAPPINgSB TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.—A single
Copy of a New Medical Work, written by one of the
most eminent medical men of the present day, solely
for the guidance and benefit of that class of sufferirs
whose affections are often self-indicted, and who desire
a speedy and private cure, yet too often become the
dupes of designing London quacks; for such sufferers
this work is intended, showing a rerntin means of cure
in all cases of Nervous Debilitv. Relaxation, Organic or
Local Weakness, Languor, -Blushing, Debility, and
various other Nervous Symptoms ; also showing how
the so-c.illed Impediments to Marriage may be effec-
tually removed ; with numerous illustrative cases .if
parties who have been restored to the blessings of health
by following the advice laid down in this work.—Sent
free to any address, on receipt of stamp to prepay pos-
tage. Address to the timirrAnr, Institute of
Anatomy, Birmingham.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

A I.LP:ill rti NI r DER Al fit utoir Bit A I rsTricK
ust at:the nioinent of going to prom, we have re-
ceived intirination Out seer named Cousins,
who was formerly a Liitelwr, btat who lately farmed
some land at Burton Ihmlat.k. hoe been killed by
two young own, whom it is stated, he hail treated
to seine liquor at a public lieuse. On his leaving the
house the young men attacked him. and we luar he
has since died from the iojitties ho hid teeeited. A
coroner's inquest was livid on the body, yeatehLiy,
(Monday), but the particulars have as yet failed to
reach us.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

TO BUILDERS.

PERSONS desirous of CONTRACTINO
for the WORKS proposed to be done in TAKING
DOWN and RE-BUILDING the PARISH CHURCH
of Hawkeburch, near Axminster, may seethe Plans and
Specifications at my Office between the hours of 10
and 4.

Healed Tendeni, endorsed " Tender for Hawkeharch,"
to be delivered to me on or before the 13th April nest.
Ilie lowest Tender not necessarily accepted.

JOHN HICKS,
Architect.

South Street, Dorchester, Dorbet.

DORCHESTER COAL COMPANY,
FORDINGTON, DORCHESTER.

riIHE DORM:HATER, COAL COMPANY
1 be to inform their friends and the public gene-
rally, that they are now SELLING COAL as under,

FOR CASH.
AI their Yard, Furdingion

per rwt.
But Walla-end Coal ls. 4d.
.. Small ditto ls. Od.
Calm ls. O.
At the Great Western Railway Stations :
Maiden Newton. Dorchester.
Best Rad/tack Coal, ll id
. llid.
7d
Small ditto
Bamboo Coal
Bulb o ditto
Tenby Stone Cool " Is. fel.
Culm
All Coals not paid for within three months fill be
charged 1,1. per cwt. more.

nen TABLE SALT, and BROAD SALT for
MANURE, delivered at any Station between YEOVIL
and WEYMOUTH on reasonable tonna.

The very best ROMAN, PORTLAND. and BATII
CEMENTS, BRIDGWATER TILES, ke.

The I/intent:ATEß COAL Comrcicr are Maw IMPORT-
ERI4 of FOREIGN and COLONIAL TIMBER and
DEALti, WELSH SLATE. &a, which they ara
NOW SELLING at VERY REDUCED PRICM.

All Goods will be delivered, if required, at any dia.
lance, on the payment of reasonable rates for carriage.
Orders addressed to Mr. WILLIAM the
Company's Manager, Fordington, Dorchester, will have
immediate attention.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

POLAND.

flaraL Ar, Friday.

The ilreaan journals of to•day publish a 011111-
,1.34i11 circular, addressed by Nluhkanolt, ex-curator
of Poland, to the civil governors, reornumending
them to exercise vigilance against what it terms the
prevailing seditious spirit, and a strict surveillance
over eepteially foreigners,
and finally ordering them to employ energetic ince.
sures for the auppression of any outbreak. This
circular likewise instructs them to clearly explain to
the peasants that the government has their welfare
continually at heart. It expresses a hope that the
peasants will seize the instigators of disturbances
even should they he their own hindlorils, and de.
liver them up to the authorities. On the contents
of this circular becoming known the delegation of
eitixene of Warsaw made representations to the
gov..roineitt ti.,oninst their ilangerons nature. Thu
re,ult of this step un their part as not yet known.

ITA
NANA:it, March 21.
The names of the new councillors of lieutenancy
are not yet known. The journal Botio de/ Popeo
having accused Alexander Dumas of having taken
411,0.10 (Inuits (ruin the government during the
dictatorship of Garibaldi, Dumas has dent &challenge
to the ,AiVir of that journal. Count 'releki and M.
‘V ink ler will be his seconds. The typhus fever has
disappeared from ',Naples.
NAPLES, Thursday, 9 p.m.
A fae took place this morning, in honour of
Garibaldi, in the San Carlo 'Theatre and le the !loyal
Palace. Perfect order and tranquility prevailed.
The Chevalier do Nips was present in a private box
during the kin in the theatre. Zappetha, President
of the Associations of Workmen, delivered a
moderate speech in honour of Garibaldi.

HUNGARY.
PRMOURG, March 21.

The elections at nosing have given inks to a violent
party struggle. Three electoral parties pelted one
another with stones. Twenty persons were slightly
wounded. The military were compelled to interfere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

triflingly ahniiel. and then the wrong doer ought to
be made heartily ashamed of hie conduct, het it w"
not right to condemn hi farmers, who honestly per-
formed their contract, for one black sheep who
Gad( advantage under the system to wrung the
labourer. In regard to the ga.roolaws,ho thought that
°Tory confidence should slut between the landlerd
and tenant in this respect, and if this were done be
was sure the landlords would not want for sport.
At the pnsient time, in too many instances, the
tenants were aiihjected to the caprice of the
keepers, who told the landlords there was no game
to be found when there WAS not only an abunea ice,
but when the loud was so overrun with hires and
ralibits as to very seriously injure the growing
crops. It was greatly to be desired that a proper
understanding On thin 81111i1Vt IthcrUhl hu come to
between the landlord and tenant, as Isst year the
farmer's receipts fell fully to the atittmtit, of their
rental.

Lord OwnrinNr., in the course of Lis reply, mid ho
had taken up the question in a local point of view,
as the point. be had touched upon were intended for
local application. lie expressed his surprise that in
the whole range of subject. to which he had ad.
verted, there meninx/ to he but one point tipon which
he and ally portion of the cOmpany differed—a fact
which proved his notions were not greatly at van-
anus sitli the commonly received opinion of the
district. /lis Lordship then reviewed the subjects
touched upon by the ottler speakeni, after which
Mr. Fooics proposed, Mr. Stowisait seconded, red
it was carried unanimously, "That the thanks of
the Club be given to Lord Osborne for the very ex-
cellent lecture with which he had favoured them."
The meeting then separated.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

FRA UPTON, DORSET.

'IN) be SOLD BY AUCTION by MESSRS.
JL BAKER and ENSOR on the Premises on,
MONDAY, APRIL, 1, 1861, the
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, WARE. BEI) and
TABLE LINEN, CASKS, and EFFECTS, the pro-
perty of Br. JACOB Cox, quitting hie reaidenoe.

.
The Bale will commence at twelve o'clock at noon,
and the whole to be sold without reserve. An early
attendsnce respectfully solicited on amount of the
number of lots.

STAFFORD, 2 MILES FROM DORCHESTEIL

"kiESSRS. RAKER end ENSOR beg to
ILL announce that they will SELL by AUCTION,
on the Premises, on THURSDAY, the 4th day of
April, 1861, a quantity of
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNITURE,
Pony Phaeton, Car, Harness, Ica., the property of Mr.
T. 8. KILLAWAY, quitting the Farm.
-4Preibutlars ate even n Catalonnee, which may be
had of the Auctioneers.

The Sale will commence at Two o'Cloek.

WHEN you ask for G LEN ri ELLi STANCH,
see that you get it, u inferior kinds are often
SUbfititilted.
FORONRT AND FRACD.—Underntanding that them ix
at present an attempt being made by some unprincipled
parties in our city to deceive, the public with an inferior
Starch, made op in rackets closely resembling the
GLENFIEI.I) STARCH, we consider it our duty to
warn our fair resident to be careful when purchaaing to
see that the word "Glenfield," and the niaker's name
" 14)11tUT WOTHKRDPOON," iuu OD every package, as none
others are genuine.

ha
sad
no
Use
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

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EVERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, including every variety of BOOKS, CATALOGUES, BILLS, CARDS
CIRCULARS, LABELS, ice.. executed hi thu very best stvle.with tlw utmost despatch, and au the most reasunable terms.

[TIM DAY, TUESDAY, )IARCII 26. J

IMPORTANT TO FARMERS OF THE UNITED KINGDOM, AND TO ALL WHO ARE

CHARMINSTEII, NEAR DORCHESTER.

INTERESTED IN AG RIC U LTI7 RA L PURSU ITS.

A/ R. FREDERICK FOOT will Sall by
.01 Auction, on TUE4DAY, MARCH, 26th, 1861,
the following
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

P.iUi4he.l lat of cork Month. Prkr 6.1. 24 Pages Demy
THE FARMER'S CHRONICLE

BAKING UTENSILS, AM) EFFEC'TS:

Consisting of 2 Field Bedsteads with Chintz Furniture,
I Stuuip ditto, Feather lied, Bolster, and two Pillows,
Mahogany Chest of 3 Drawers, Mattresses, Night Cup-
board, Clothes Chests, Dressing Table end Wash-hand
Stand, Swing Glass, Chewier Carpeting, ase.
_

AGR ICULTURAL JOURNAL,

EDIT 11) uv Prorimun BUCKMAN, F.L.8., LOA., F.8.A.,

Of the Royal Ageinglloral College,

6 and 2 elbow Mahogany-framed Chairs, Beech nnd
Rush-seat ditto, 2 round Mahogany Tables, Mahogany
Card and Deal Kitchen ditto. 8-day Clock, 30-hour
eitto, Corner Cupboard, Fender and Fireirons. Copper
and Iron Tea Kettles, Saucepans, binner and Tea% are,
Glass, a few Books, Meat Safe, Pig Jib, Garden Tools,
kc.

Baking Trough, 8 ft. long, lft. 91n. drep, Kneading
Trendle, Flour Scales and set of Iron Weights, Bread
Basket, sundry ()yen Tools, kc.

Sale at Three o'Cloek.

THE RECTORY, BRoADWEY,
4 Miles from Dorchehter and 4 from Weymouth.

MR. FREDERICK POW' respectfully
announces that be is directed to Sell by Auction,
at the RECTORY, BRO. OW EY, on TII RSDA I,
MARCH :Nth, 1861, a portion of the

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
CUT GLAKS, WARE, torther with • PHAETON
and HA /MESS and other LFFECTS, late the Property
of the Rev. 'NOWAY DADE, deceased.

Detailed partieuhsni will be given in Catalogues, which
may be obtained rue week previous to the Sale, of the
Arcrioriumi and at the Express Office, Dorchester ;
Tekirrow Office, Weymouth, and at the place of Male.
May be ‘icired by Catalogues only the day prior to
the Sale, which will oommence at 12 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

HOP MARKET.

MOROUGII, FRIDAY, MARCH 22.—Although the baud•
nem doing in most kinds of hops has not materially
Increased, compared with our previous report. yet
there is decidedly an improved feeling to notice in the
market, sad prices are fully supported.— Mid and East
Xent pockets, £4 to £10; `Nina of Kent, £3 to Rs;
busses, £.l to £6 64 ; Yearlings, £4 to £8 104 per cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

or During the tine AIALITICAL UNITAS!
mew melon was in Session, the only Green The of
China growth which they found free from the usual
bligish powdered colowth woo obtained, by thew. from
Horniman k Co.'s Imports lying at the London
Docks.—See the "Commissioners' Official Report,"
(page 319), pub/Wiest by Longman,.
"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKIL"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

DR. BUCHAN'S

Patent Sugar 6oattb Vilbs
The proems of coating the pills with sugar has tioni•
relied the Proprietors to take out Letters Patent ol
(.rest Britain, in order to protect them from imitation,
tin ir.sccharine covering, which is couleur de rem (pink),
distinguishing them from all others. They are pleasant
ti, the taste, and may be taken by the most delicate
female or child, without fear of OSUMI Olt disoosolort,
gliding down imperceptibly like a sugar plum.
HEALTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.

Our race is subject to an overflow of vitiated bile
which is both prevalent and dangerous • but them Pills
afford an invaluable and efficient protecilcs. Their use
prevent. the coollection of those impurities whisk cause
so much danger to the ene organs of the Somas& and
bowela. They soon care liver complain* dyspepsia,
rheumatism, flatulence, wind and griping in the stomach
and bowels, diarrhcoa, loss of appetite, headache, heart-
burn, pain in the chest, sudden faintness' and 'costive.
nest, :mrbutic affections, skin eruptions, deep-mated
ulcer*, he.; also acting most visibly en the complexion
preserving, improving, softening, and beautifying the
skin, thereby giving that blooming and aerofoil
a ppc aranoe so desirable, yet so vainly sought
for by all. In brief, these Pills work theta
way to the very root, of each dims* elasming
In their passage, removing every unhealthy LOOMS
lotion,till the blood is fled, the whole system reran
sated, and all the fun eating someding to &Mem
the duties of life become • pleaser.
_, where beton thq
had ban sad and weary They