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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

DEATHS.

Jan. 16, at Bournemouth, of rapid oonsomptiou, Mr.
John Pirrone, of Wurnborne, draper, axed 28.
Jim 19, at Dorchester, Miss 11. Beaton, of Tintiuhull,
Somerset, in her 7611 u year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

TUralmAY, JAN. 14. To-fifty's market was onion.
ably will impiiiied with tweets. hotli se nu.nber and
quality. All breeo.• moved off slowly, and, in some
Instances, prism s were • shade lower than on Monday—
the value of the hest Scots heini Tie. W. per Alb.. We
lukee to report a fair, but hy no means ipstire. inquiry
for sheep, at fell prices. The supply Walt only moderate.
The few calves in the market were Aisposed of freely,
at billy melons rate.. ries were a slow sale, but not
sheapm.. In mikh • wa, very litee was doing.
- Per /Its enk tb• offsl.

Cr. it Intr. loin; . *r. tioott Moon 5 101.441 0
,In. 3 8 4 r 'Aro, eon. I.e. 4 4 410
rrrnr Inr,re oltiql 4 4 4 N. 11,10 .Mldiditie IS 0 11 4
Pittn gent.. ke. 4 10 S 0 I.ntre hnir. .... 40 4 6
Cr.. Cote *hen.S 6 4 0'" porker. 4 8 5 2
Mond q tont, .1.. 4 2 4 0 Suck.calre.(eseh 19. to M.
V. ere. o&led 4r. ..1.1 eters pip 23e. to 30s.
4 10 6 8
Sheep
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

PORTLAND.

House robberies, by means of false door keys of
very superior make, are greatly on the increase, we
hear, in various parts of the country. They are
committed by experienced thieves who have lately
returned Iron pedal servitude.
A house situated at Weston was entered on
Tuesday night last, and about IV) or 40 stolen
therefrom. It appears that Mr. Stone's brother and
sister retired to rest about their usual time leaving
the door unfastened for Mr. Stone, who came home
sometime afterwards and found his box broken
open, in which his money was kept, and the things
strewed abont the mint in great disordbr. It
would certainly appear that the thief was acquainted
ith the premises, and knew that Mr. Stone was
from bane, and consequently watched his opportunity.
No clue, we understand„ has yet been obtained of
the depredators.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

Zrotlaub.

BARRACK ACCOMMODATION ir EDINBURITH.—A letter
in the Tineagiv•• • very had account of the accommoda-
tion provided for the troops in Edinburgh Castle :—''The
married men are stowed away on the ground floor, in
low, narrow, ill-ventilated rooms, of which the area is
equal to twenty feet 'unarm the walls are six feet high,
with the ceilings slightly arched towards the centre.
and the solitary window, about half the PALA of an
ordinary one, is plaried at the end, opening into A
corridor. I visited three of these singular apartuients,
and learnt that each contained three married couples,
with from six to ten children, of ages, between three
months and twelve years. Of the single men, a large
portion are packed into storehouses, with crazy sky--
lights and stone Boors, in number so disproportioned to
the space that when the beds, which stood close
together are let down at night they overlap
east other at du (net, and tho• convert the whole
, surface, into a uniform plane, whence the lights,
being extinguished at nine o'clock none of the twenty
soldiers who ((inn it. compleinent can escape, except by
stumbling over the bodies of their sleeping comrades.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL.

A met in of the Conned was held on Thursday last.
The members present per.: the Mayor ; Aldermen
Ayling and Deeeniah ; CArmeillors Thomas, Drew,
Hare, Bartlett, Barlitl, Joaeph TinrJ, John Tigard,
Tin.mpaon, Pitman. and Harper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

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RBUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

Sorrign anb Colaniak Enttllignice.

ITALY.

SPAIN.

[During the stirring events taking place in Italy
and America, we purpose to give, under the above
bead, the telegrams receiveld up to Saturday in-
clusive. The latest news will be found in our
fourth page.]

TIM BOMBARDMENT OF °ABTA.
iktOLA DI GAETA, Jan. 23, evening.

The lire of the Sardinians is rigorously continued,
and is slowly replied to by the batteries of Gaeta.
NAPI,tB. Jan. 24, 10 p.m.
- - .

Prince Qsrigoan has held. review of the Nitional
Guard, by whom he was received with enthusiasm.
The batteries of Gaeta slackened their fire jester.
day.
This morning a powder magazine exploded in the
Sardinian camp. killing twenty persons.
General &ulnas has defeated the insurrectionary
bands at Tagliacorso sad Cusainare. The victory
was complete.
Prince Carignan will proceed to Mote di Gaeta.
The confidence in the government is increasing.
Pi-opts:ma, Jan. 24.
The royal princes have arrived here. Fêtes are
taking place in their honour.

SWITZERLAND.
Bust, Jan. 24.

The Extraordinary Minister Plenipotentiary of
Switzerland at Turin has received leave of absence
for an indefinite period.

MADRID, Jan. 23.

The President of the CANAMS h4O cougratniated
the Queen on the tranquil and prosperous condition
of the Spanish nation in the midst of the agitation
prevailing in Europe.

HUNGARY.
Pram Jan. 24.

The Comitat of Houth has resolved upon sending
an address in reply to the Imperial manifesto. The
following is a summary of this address
The Comitat has not transgressed, and will not
transgrees, the limit of lawful rights. It will, how-
ever, preserve all its ancient rights, and will main-
tain the laws of 1848 until the Diet shall have re-
solved upon a change in the same.
"The Comitat is of opinion that without the
existence of an independent Hungarian ministry,
which was guaranteed by the laws of 1848, Hun-
gary cannot be considered to be lawfully governed.
The Comitat will gladly submit to the decision of
such a ministry."

. PESTII, Jlll7l. 23.

The tribunal of the Comitat of Perth haa com-
menced its functions by trying some criminal cases.
The conference for judicial organization, which
bad been convoked by the Jude: Curia, has been
opened to day M. Veak propated the re-establish.
ment of the Hungarian laws, as far aa am be done
without intern-ring in question of civil law with
individual right&

harra, Jan. 25.

The Court Chancellor, Baron Vay, has informed
the Prince Primate of Gran that the recalling of the
refugees is prevented at present by the question
arising from the sequestration of their property.
The Emperor has stated that after the settlement
of that question, which has been ordered to take
place at as early a period as possible, a general
amnesty shall be proclaimed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

COUNTY BALL

AGRAND TOWN and COUNTY BALL,
under Indinguilhed P..tronage, will take place
on THURSO tit, the 7th of FEBRUARY, 1881, at
the ASSEMBLY ROOMS,
TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
Stewards:
Right Hon. Lord ttivnus.
Major•Geseral RHIRLIY.
FETHERIFTONHAUGH, Fag.
The OFFICERS of the R. ARTILLIRY.
J. A. FoSTRII.
J. TEMPLER, Esq.
Tickets to be obtained at the ANTILOIFZ HOTEL. and
the ASSIMBLT ROOMS.
January 28, 1881.

HEAL AND SON'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUR

CONTAINS Designs and Prices of 150
different articles of Bedroom Furniture, as well
as of 100 Bedsteads, and Prices of every description of
Bedding, sera I'm by Foil.
MEAL k SON, BEINTFEAD, BEDDING, AND
BED-1100M FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS,
196, TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD, LONDON.

NO. I. NOW READY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

NEWOATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FNIDAY. JAN. 25.—The aniu.lies of country-killed
natal Ore OD the increase ; hut those slanglitered in the
rnerrepolia aro eery niorlerate. The trade in these
i.rksta generally la inactive. aa follows ;
a. d
loferlor beef, 30,3
riddling ditto 3 4 2 3
Irritne tonic ditto 3 10 4 0 ,
Prinieldll.lll.lllio 4 2 4 4
lArico pork .... 3 10 4 0

I. d. A.
Inferior mutton I 4 4 0
?11,11.1110g AUG 4 1 4 6
Prime ditto 4 S 5 0
Veal

Sinall perk .... 4 8 6 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

111'
lwlot

OATh

MAIigAGRI.

Jan. 19. all Fonlington (by license). Mr. Charles
Force, to Sarah, widow of the late Mr. J. Waters, of
Broad wry.
Jan. td, at Abbotabury, by the Rey. G. H. Penny,
James Osseotube, of Postishant, to Jane Ann Stevens,
of Abbotabury.
Jan. 23, at St. Paul's Church, Fisherton, by the Rev.
H. G. Le Staxack, Frederick Charle. Lewvr, of
Maly Hall, Loreatahire, to Fanny, eldest daughter of
James Griflin, Esq., of Lurenee Villa. Salisbury.
Jan. 28, at Portiaham, Lionel, son of Richard
Mayne, of the Half Moon Inn, to Miss Bascombe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

NOTICE OF SALE
AT ABBEY FARM, CERNE ABBAS.

ItirESSRB. BAKER end ENSOR beg to
INK announce the. they have heel) fav"ared with
in.truotions from the Executor, of the late Mr. B. Cox,
TO SELL BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY,
FEBRUARY 12, 1861,—The veluable
COW STOCK

On the above -Ferns:- con-aisti-ni of .bout 60 head of
Dairy Cows, Heifers, Barreners, kc.
Particulars of which will he given in future Adver-
tisement. and Handbills.

Dorchester, Dec. 29, 18110.

BUCKLAND NEWTON, DORSET,

Tea Miles from Dorchester, Eight (ruin Sherborse.

AnaSRS. BAKER and ENSOR have been
voured with iustroetions from Mr. C. Huimey,
who is quitting the Farm, TO SELL BY.AUCTION, on
the Premiers, on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 13,
1861,—Tbe following DAIRY COWS and HEIFBILS,
Fat Hofer., Down Wethers, Pigs, Dairy Utensils,
Inipleinenta in Husbandry, Feed of 100 Acres of Grass
Land, Wilk of Meadow Hay.
VII :-20 Dairy Cows, some with calves and the ethers
well seasoned in calf, 5 3-year old in-calf heifers, 1
Alderney, in-calf, 1 barrener, 2 fat heifers. 2 sows in
farrow, 64 2-tooth down *ethers, 2 wagons with iris
Was, I tuva-berva •awalets, $ pailsl 11393 cart, 2 Oafish'
and tackle, 1 drag, 3 harrows, art of iron said harrows,
7-share scarifier, horse hoe, eon roller, turnip cutter,
6 sheep trough*, 2-horse thrashing and winnowing
machine, reed press, barn implements.
TM/ Daisy UTINNIII3 000iid of 4 milk leads and
stands, milk tin, churn and stocks, cheese vats, cheese
tub, milk pails, large beams. scales, and weights, small
ditto, buckets and yoke, pig troughs, Le.
The Feed of about 100-Arm of Grass Land until
sth April next, about 10 Tons of well-made Meadow
Hay, in 2 Luta, to be consumed on the Premises.
The Cows are mostly of the Devon Breed, young,
and capital milchers, and the Dead Stock is in good
condition and well deserving the atteotiou of Pur-
chasers.

Refreshinenta will be provided end the Sale will
eounnence st 1 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

Sgriculture.

-

firrrt,r or Shiites Wnot..—The report of the
Commit of the Rimlford Chaniher of Commerce. pre-
sented at the 1.111111:11 Weill 4 Of inciuhers:statol that.
the Wind Slimly Committee were 11041 efl( gel lii
setelim: out to all wool-growing c untries trio ro there
were British Consuls, siig;,e,tious for the improvement
of the 3toivtli of wool in thwe several dietricts, for
translation in the dialect of the locslity, and for puhli-
cation in the local papers, or other vise. They pro-
posed, with the sanction of the Board of Trade, to
adilteie the various '..iptohl. and trusted that this woeld
be c 1110.11111 attainimt the objecta of the Wool
ly The report poilited out that,
unlike the labours of the Cotton Supply Association,
tie iesulis of the Wool Asmciation would take many
years to widow. The process was not only anis% hut
exosti lee. Still exertions 111114 be used to increase the
growth of wool. Without a better supply of the raw
nistvrial, their anticipations with regard to an extended
tiade with France. China, and Japan would not ha fully
realised. Thu emumittee, in the remarks now bring
prepared, offered to act sis &touts for any parties
Jamel who desired to purchase renal in England to
improve the breed of their native sheep. The report
also gave an account of the recent sending out to India
14 10 fine 140;CCAtIT 11111114 porch ,scil by subscription by
members of the Chamber fur that purpose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

ITA I.Y.

NAPLER, Jay, 25, 5 e.le.
Yesterday the bombardment of Gaeta weecon•
tinned by the Sardinian fleet.
Gaflta has suffered much from the bombardment. The tire from the batteries of the place is feeble.
General Cialdini has lost but few men.
A Sardiulan gunboat ha. been damaged.
JAN. 26. Tie bombardment of GQto continues.

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Printer, at the Office of The Dorset Comet, Express,
Churelpstreet, Dorchester. —Tuesday, January U.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

avatar anti Conintace.

STATE OF TRADE.

LP:WEI:Tn. January U.—There hi not so mach doing
in the lioderytnele as is scud l at this time of the year.
hut more hi expected to he done shortly. In the adja-
cent country tii,tricts business i.c also very flat, and
many of the town and country operatives are in distress.
The woolinarket is hardly no brio, but previous price*
are maintained. There is very little change in the price
of yarn.
23.—1 f anything, there has been a
disde more iloieg in tilt line trade this week ; busi•
however, generilly soesking, remains in a very
inanimate state. Their lae few buyer' in the town but
. .

operations are of a very lii,fflo4 character. Tide ill the
'lanai( the year when buskins has a decidedly improved
tmits, but at preseut . very little improvement is maid.
fe.t. Plain lb.t still hang heavily on hand. There Is
Ii: the ii gin (mimes. but in this description of goods
the demand is by no means an avenge one. The
demand for silk goods Tetuan's extremely dull. Em.
pl..einott hi exceedingly scarce, awl the operatives are
undergoing great privet:one. In hosiery there is not
much chauge ; business ia a trine better.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

RIUTIIen TRLRORAM&
FRANCE.

PARIS, ?blondey.
A correspondent save it is stated that the Franck
Goveniment has instructed its envoy at Berlin to
lemma explanations touching the speech of King
William to his giinerals.
The Pairie says i--
" It is not true, as some journals have stated, that
the Freda) Government hos encouraged Denmark
to resist the demands of Germany ; neither IS it
true that France is organizing a squadron to be sent
to the Baltic."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

MARRIAGES.

September 24, at Whlneombe Raleigh, Devon, by the Rev •
If. L. II , incumbent of the a.rlmh, and brother of th°
bride, the Vhcoui,t Chelstrid: to Mary, sole inovlshig daughter
HIMII of the late John Y, ~ of Lyme Beet.
September 22, at Cplyme urch, by the Rev. C. W. Ethel.
stun.,
Thomas, only eon of Kr. If. Bowlegs, of Lirto Tann,
ititaran, to Ottherlue Entity, third daughter of Mr. Henry
Jerrard, Plthwq, Lynn Roe..
.......
.eLrober IS, at Puncknowle Church, by the Rev. J. J.
. Thorner Madden, Puneknowle, to
Ml.. Miry A.n Conn+ Wells, of Littlabraly.
October tat St. Marjo Church, Bridiort by the Res. M.
L. bee, rector, Mr. Maim Bishop, of Wahlltch, to Jane,
rummest daughter of the late Mr. J. Woodward, hairdramer,
of Brldport.
October 2, aS Durnford, by the Bor. J. N. libation, Mr.
Charles J 311314.4 Dawes, of Yeovil, inn of Mr. George Dawn.,
to Charlotte, second daughter of Mr. liaytor, of Nctton.

DEATHS.
October 4, M Cerne Abbas, much respected end nmretted,
Mary Matte, aged 46; who during 28 yams was &faithful smi
valued friend end servant Je the !mulls cf tho Isle Philip
NOW r.aq . . . . .

October 2, at Fordlngion, Klisabeth, daughter of John
llsync, E.q. univanally respected, and deeply regretted.
September 21, at Chlckendl. ilre Ann lirklion, aged 76; an
old and faithful servant of Mir Sabine.
Scptembor 27, at Milburn° St. Andros. after a long
Ill-
flees, Sarah Loulea, the belorevl child of Mr. Tom Walkine
Snow, aged 7 years.
September 3, at Ringwood, Mrs. Ginger, aged M.
October 1, at Illandlord, John Angel Hodges, aged 44.
October 2, at Ilenburi , near Mluabornir. M the reildenoe of
Omen* Harris, &q., Miss Harriet Rawlings Mould, daughter
of the he. Captababornaa Mould, R.N.
June 31, at Graham's TOWn. Cape of Good Hope, Wilson
Clellosat, skirt son f Wileon Osmemt Crottwall, req., of
Went-Mil FRAM, in 6421.5 year.
October 4, at Mount Melville, Fitoshire, Os Right Hon. tbe
Rut of Mention, in his Nth year.-11.3 Is *wended In hi.
talls and e.t4ss y his eldest son Archibald William Loral
Mustgamarls.

All communications in relation to whatever do-
t of the Paper are to be addressed to
rirmETtor of the Dorset County Express and
Agrientteral Uasette, at the Office, Church
Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

_
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W. BENSON: aa—an eminent and old
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snd
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read by all before buying. It contains a full disoription
of every constructien of Watch now made with their
prices, including Chronometer, Duplex, Lever, Hon-
board, and Vertical escapements. It contains also
WHIM:MLA dosigns for the decoration of Watches by
eminent London Artists, made orpressly for this manu-
factory, and sketches and prices of various kinds of
Ca...k. and Timepieces. Thu work is so arranged that
perious living in any part of the world can select the
watch best adapted for their use; and have it forwarded
Imo and safe by post, direct from the manufac-
tory, on receipt of a remittance. It also contains plain
and practical directions as to the Watch to buy and how
Ii me it. Every Watch warranted for two years.

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Silver ... 4 to 30 guineas.—Gold ... 7 to 50 guineas.
_BENSON'S HORIZONTAL WATCH.—" A good
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_
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

MARK-LAM COILN
.EXpiIANGE.

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FRIDAY, OCT. 4.—The supply of English wheat at
Ilerk•lane, to-day, was only moderate. Generally
speaking. the trwle ruled slow; yet, cerammed with
Monday, there we. • slightly improved fe.lig in the
demand, at that day's decline in the quotations. In
foreign wheat sales progressed slowly, yet no further
change took place in prices. lisrley was dull, and the
cerrencies had • downward tendency. Malt vold
slowly, on former terms. Good and to. eats were in
Mesay request, at quite previous rates, but low
were rather cheaper. Ening sod pass were Ifrls
fair
demand, at former prices. The dont trade was inactive,
and, in some instances, the quotations were somewhat
easier. This week's imports amount to 13,300 quarters
a wheat, 1,000 barley, 14,190 oats, and 2,100 barrels
of sour.
. _

Nifuser.-angliab FAMI and Kent, white, new. Ma.
to 63a. ; ditto, fine old, -Ml. to --a. ; ditto,,rsal, new, 58..
to 625.; ditto, fine, old, -a. to -s.; Norfolk, Arc.
line, now, 55a. to dis. ; red. now, -a. to -a. Foreign;
I.4ntale, to file.; fine, -s. to -I.; American,
whit., Z. to 62d.; ditto, red, --s. to -s
raILBY.-English malting, 38a. to 42..; chevalier,
-s. to -a,; ,Foreign: distilling, 3. to 34.; ditto
grinding, 315. to 325.
OAT& -English foal, 245. to 285.; potato, 284. to
; Scotch, ditto, 249 c. to 31M,; Irish ditto, 28a. to
25..; foreign, 194. to 24a.
tick, 38a. to 44-1. ; harrow, -s. to
; pigeon, -a, to -s. ; foreign, 38.. to 40..
Pass. boilers, 40a. Ito 424. ; maple, Ma. to
40s. ; 61.4. tsp 70..; foreign, white boilers, 38a. to
40s.
F 1.01.1%. -Hart mark", deliverod, 48.. to 51..; country
nuuks,4oa. to 41...; American fancy brands, par 18611'a.,
335. to 34a.; ditto superfine. 30s. to Sic
AVKKAOI2I rut mc Wg. - Wheat, 62a. ;
barlov, 40a. fid. ; oats, 24a. 1,1.; beans, 365. 84.; puss,
51a. 3d. ` •

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
%Ts Ocr. 3.—Our market to-day was fairly
suppled with beasts as to number; but the general
q ity was inferior. Thu few prima breeds on offer
were &posed of at Monday's currepey, of horn 3i 84
to 4d ; but inferior beasts wont very 8.11 .1 24 to
.18, being 24 per Sib. lower. Tim show of sheep was
moderate ; downs and bull-breeds realised previous
rat.... Other breeds were 2.1 per Sibs cheaper. The
bt4 downs and balf-breds sold .1 5. 44 per Sibs. Calves,
the supply of which was rather limited, were • dull
havz the toy price being ts 6d. Pip wit:mantled
• tat..; bet anileh cows were heavy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

Court littuo.

THE RETURN OF TIIE COUET FROU BALMORAL.—It
Ii expected that tin, Quoin, and suite will arrive lii
Edinburgh, on her return to Balmoral, on the evening
of Tuowlay, the 2211,1 inst., and that or, the following
day his Royal Iliglimas the Prince Consort will lay the
foundation stone of the new Oeitural Post-01800 and the
now Industrial Museum buildings, The Court will
leave Hulyruod Palace for England early on Thursday
suuraing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

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Scotlanb.

Upwards of 300,000 persons—the lart assemblage
of human kings that has ever taken Is6m, in Scotland
—were present on Saturday to wetness the great
Volunteer rsview and sham fight in the park of Si.
John Maxwell, at Pollee, near Glasgow. The display,
in a military sense, is mid to have been most effective.
At the termination of the review, Sir John Douglass
delivered a short address, in which he said that Sir
hope Grant, who had just left the fold, was highly
pleased with the display, " The only thing wanting,"
continned Sir John, "ii strict discipline. If atkist.
be paid to that, the Volunteers this day reviewed will
form as fine a body of troops as any in Her Majesty's
&may."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

_---
MWITRFIELD.—Meadow hay, £2 Os. to
clover, £3 I. to £5 15s. ; straw, 1.1 Ba. to SI 16e.
per load.—A fair demand.
- Meadow hay, £2 2s to £5; darer
ditto, £2 10. to C 5 15; and straw, £1 8. to El 14s per
load! Trade dull.

- -
WRITICHAP/M—lteadow hay, tb Os to kb Os ;'clover,
E:3los to Ell Os ; aad straw, El Bs. to El lbs. per load.
Trade assady.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

COLONIAL PRODUCK MARKETS.

FRIDAY.--EIUGAIL—CIood and lite qualities of raw
sugar have gold steadily at fall currencies; but fur low
samples the inquiry hes been lea active, though with.
out Wading toady quotable change in prices, compared
with last week. Defined goods have moved off slowly
on former tenna.—Cogrgg. —The demand for coffee has
continued active, and, In some instances, a further be-
Cevisnt of 64. per cwt. has taken plow in vales. -
zi.c-liThe market has been dull, and for indifferent'
parcels rather less money has been aceepted.—Cocna.
—There la still an upward tendency, and on-Friday 250
bap Outman sold at 570 6d to Ms per cwt.. being 2.4
per cwt clearer.—Tg.t.—Transactions for private con-
tract have been on • moderate scale, but at very full
prices far tne green descriptions just landed. fionie
broken lest move realised a slight advance, and fine
flowery pekoe was sold at 2.4 7VI per lb.—Tattow.—
The demand continues to,improve, mad price' of foreign
are Is. to is, 64. higher than on Friday last, with
some speculative business doing. V. C. 50'1 to 50s 6d :
Illis January to March, town 525. 9d. against 50. 94
per owl last year.
DRY Fnurr.—Considcrable activity has prevailed this
week in new currants, and the trade is gradually
developing nasal. Demand chiefly runs on 29s to 30e
forte. to fine commis the trade generally still sticks to
old. at 891 to 40a. Valencia& are firmer and none to be
hadnt as. .4 good demand for muscatels. New sultanas
&ITU; the selling rate 58e to 54a. Figs commanded
higher rates. The crop is reported to be smaller than
last year.-01Ln—00e0• nut has advanced in price, and
rape is Is lugher.—Linseed remains steady; 67. to
59. 64 per quarter is reported for Boating cargoes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

A paragraph went round the press lately, slating that
Bishop lhiiin, in a farewell address to the clergy of
Gloucester, had ex presstd his hope that tiny would get
on better with their new bishop than with him, and
that Bishop Thomson would do his best to keep in with
and please all 'sortie,. The rev. prclste, in a letter be
has written, denies tho accuracy of this statement. It
has been his constant wish and endeavour, he gays, to
act with consideration and fairness to all parties, and
the hearty support he has received from the clergy,
coupled with the strong expressions of regret at his ,
'caving, folly justify hint in believing that his endearoun
have not been in vain.
Stecnsiox or A LIVIIRPOOL /WC —The Rev.
J. ld'Ssught, who is already well-known to the public
from hill peCUilar views on many doctsinal points (views
which arc antagonistic to the more orthodox tenets of
the Church), has announced his intention of resigning
the incumbency of St. Chrysostom Church, which WES
built cApTially for hint some years ago. It is expected
that the friends and congregation of Mr. M'Nanglit will
erect for him au edifice in which he can discourse ou an
independent footing, and without the chance of colli-
sion with the bishop or other clerical functionaries.—
Manchester Exuatilter.-IThe rev. gentleman isa sym-
pathiser with the author. of " Tho Essays and
Reviews," and ann,unced one of them to preach in his
pulpit lately.]
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

LITIIIITOOI.4 FIUDAT, OCT. 4. Market steady,
with a firm feeling for wheat. Unaltered prices. Low
qualities of 6011 r in good request, at full rates. Indian
corn ed dearer; the advance &soda business. Peas
ad higher.
Wag FRIDAY, OCT. 4. Wheat trade
firm at fail prices; for line qualities fair sale, but not
active for oirs. Fine barley brings extreme prices,
other aorta low. No dump in oilier articles.

BIRTHS.

October 4, at Charmhuller, the .it. of Mr. John Rand, ot
son.

September 20, the wife of Mr. T. D. Courtney, of Orove
fluilihnipi, of a daughter.
Sesitoosber 21, at Hyde Farm, the .if. of Mr. Richard Gar-
land, of a daughter.
scpte,her le, at Chard, the wife of Mr. T. Young, port-
ems., of son.
September 30, at Came 12,u50, the who of C. D. Skinner,
Raq., of a dsughter.
October 1, In the Harbour Road, Brldport, the wife of Mr.
E. White, of a daughter.
October 4..* Wlinhorne, Mrs. Aplin, of. P.ll.
October it at Wimborne, the wife ot Mr. Aifrod Rose, sur-
veyor of taxes, of. daughter.
October 4, at Wyke Regto, the wife of Mr Charles Edwards,
baker, of .Nov.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

Crain nub Continent.

The cotton (balmily every day becomes • question of
deeper interest and anxiety, and by and bye, we believe,
the Government will be urged to do something
to obtain supplies of the raw material, for want
of which laucashire is threatened with all
the horrors of a famine. The mills are now
begiening to stop work altogether. The latest auuounee.
ment to tins effect is that the proprietors of the
Gibraltar Cotton Factory, Hyde, will close their works
on Thursday next. By this stoppage alone 700 persons
will be thrown out of employment. How is the
es:amity of • general suspension of the cotton menu•
facture to bakverted ? In a speech to his constituent.,
on Wednesday eveniug, the subject was reft rrint to by
Mr. W. S. Lindsay. lie expressed his opinion that
the Government should attempt to persuade the
Cabinet at Washingtou in the cause of humanity to
remove the blockade, and, he thought, moreover, that,
cousidering the strength and unanimity of the South, it
was almost time that England and France considered
the proprietrxf recognising the in lependance of so
numerous a xly of people. This stateunut was
received with mingled cheers and Mews. lii Lancashire
cotton is not only king—it is bfe. Without it hundreds
of thousauds uiust be reduced to the most abject
inkery, and this being so, it is certainly worth while
trying to avoid the threatening disaster.
The battle in the building trades, which has now
lasted for six months, is likely to be continued through-
out the winter, there being not the slightest symptoiu of
any termiustion of the struggle. An understanding
has been come to by the masters in the union that as
few contracts as possible shall be entered upon before
the ensuing spring, and that to expedite those in hand
the einpleyers who have been fortunate enough to
obtain anything like an adequate supply of !killed
Labour shall assist, by the transfer of that labour, to
those who have been lees fortunate.

French operatives appear to be suffering greatly from
two 0111111011—tle want of employment and the high
price of bread. The faubourgs of Paris are said to be
in a state of great agitation from the latter cane.; and
at Lyons no less than 40,000 workmen are out of
employment. Some of the semi-official journals are
endeavouring to allay the excitement b 7 writing oon•
dilatory articles, and the Government is to absorb a
portioa of the earplug labour by commencing new public
worb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

ilailtimp intelligence.

CIRF.AT WIWTWRIS RAILWAY, NARROW GI AUGE. —The
narrow gauge recently laid down on the Great Western
Railway, between Paddington and Reading, was
inspected on Friday, by Captain Tyler, Government
Impeder, who was accompanied by Mr. Michael Lane,
chief engineer, and Mr. Kelly, the traffic manager. Ile
expressed himself perfectly well satisfied with the
manner in which the work had been carried out, and on
Tuesday the narrow gauge was opened for paasenger
traffic, time establishing a greatly improved communi-
cation between London and the West Midland and
Northern lines, three trains being appointed to run
through daily to places thereon, and also from them to
Paddington. For the accommodation of the now traffic,
alterations are being made at the Slough Station, and
also at Reading, where two platforms of considerable
length have just been completed, and a wooden bridge
has also been thrown over the line.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

A Birmingham contemporary announces that "a
most extensive l'arliamentary Reform movement" will
shortly be in active operation. With a view of be-
ginning tho work energetically, the district associations
of Lancashire, tho West Riding of Yorkshire,
Birmingham, and the Midland Counties, and New-
castle and the Noithern Counties, have amalgamated,
and have resolved to have their limullearters at
Manchester. The agitation is to be carried on much
in the 141110 way as the Anti-Corn Law agitation, and
the promoters believe that with a limited trade in the
manufactoring districts the working chases will have
more time to devote to politics, mid will readily support
the new association.
. . . .

—itTi-undersio-orthat the lord lieutenancy of Mon-
mouthshire, rendered vacant by the accidental ilsatli of
Capel Hanbury Leigh, Esq., will be offered by the
Premier to Lord Llanover. .

Mr. Lindsay, M.P., addressed his constituents at
Sunderland on Wednesday night. The hon. gentleman
made 1101110 excellent remarks on our excessive warlike
expenditure, his illustrations of which were peculiarly
apt. For example, alluding to the expenditure of the
last two years, he said that " although we have been
importing large quantities of corn, we have spent on
the army and navy mote than the value of all the
corns, wines, oils, tobacco, and general provisions
which we bail imported during the last two years."
This is • starting fact for British taxpayers to reflect
upon. Mr. Lindsay insisted that gross mismanagement
still reigned in our !milk departiuents, and that our
ships of war were costing three times more than they
ought to do. The hon, gentleman, in the concluding
tiortion of hie speech, alluded to the state of affaini in
America, and expressed his belief that the time had
opine when the Governments of England and France
should recognise the independence of the Confederate
States.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

PROVUIIONS.

-
Lesnrioe, 11111DA.T.—Tbe beton marine is In eery
nneettled slate, pekoe varying front 61Is to Ns, with
'eery prospect of lower quotations twit week. The
doketdiejenerelly very duU. Friesland batter in fair
et 116 s ; quality good. Jumpy in goad ramie
M Irma. 96e Ms. -814 Ideli 114 hill prim, bat
'Older kW, dell biquirr.

LEATHER MARKET.
Furnsx, Ocr. 4.—With regard to the leather trade
of the peat month, Masers. Powell and Co. obir rve The amount of hemlines' in leather during the past falls
'hod of the transactions 4 the previous month, but u
the sales of August considerably exceeded an average,
.orue diminution might naturally be expected to follow
such seem. There has been, however, throughout
September • fair demand for most descriptions of goods,
which has rather increased towards the clue of the
month, and which ltaa been, for most articles, semmeu.
:meat, with the supplies. Primo have been Milady. The
supply at Leedenhall Rd* week was only moderate in
extent, and the transactions there were not extenaive.
A fair general busier. we. done at former quotations.

BOROUGH POTATO MARKET.
FRIDAT, Oct. 4.—The receipts of potatoes have been
lees extensive, and the isquiry fur Hsu has been
steady, at an advance in prices of su. to i. per ton.
ilsolente, 851 to 1003 ; York ditto, We to 100; Rent
and Ism, 900 to 110 s. per ton.

HOP MARKET.
FRIZULT. Oct. 4.—The demand for new hopes rules
needy', but by no means active, at former prices. In
yearling end old samplee, very little is doing. About
1200, halos have eon* to hand this week from the
continent.--)Ltd and Bast Kenn, 200. to 273.; Weald
of Kent., 170 e to 2304 ; liamen, Ms. to 170 e. Duty
declined to ni5,000.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

WOOL MARKETS.

Ilsuinvotn.—The wool market hwitbe appearance at
least of grim! quietnces. Novertbolesa, • fair quantity
of wool ham been bought, Only to supply the immediate
wantrof emmitincra. Priam of all suits are arm. Lang
wools anusnally difficult to boy, and Down wools
equally difficult to sell. Tbe prieo quoted for Lincoln
hogs and 'rendre is LTO 154 and £l7 Itis respectively.
Them is a eery fiat market for yarns, and 'anima option
nor worded yarns go oft freely.
Licsitroot—Fnitiar, tior. C.—The low wool male.
will enmmettee on the Bth instant; and, besides 18,000
beg, Laat India, between tea and 10,000 bales of other
descriptions will be brought forward. The demand for
*sport to the Stairs is dill condderable, and priors of
emir kinds as are sailml for army purpoace the.. great
lirinuom
LoNonn, OCT. 4. —The wool
f trade, both as regards
ffinglish and colonial qualities, is fax rom adiee. The
„Apia= believer, are maintained. Flax Is vary Sr.,
and 4.aa uusian is worth £33 per ton.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

STATISTICS.

CONSUMPTION OP SPIRITS IN TIIRUZtITKD KINGDOM.
—A return was issued on Wednesday morning of the
quantitate of foreign spirits and wino charged with
duty, and entered for consumption in the United
Kingdom, for the six months ending the 30th June,
1861. The quantities wore as follows :—Hpirits,
foreign and colonial: Brandy, 713,580 proof gallons ;
Geneva, 50,118 proof gallons; rum, 1,702,073 proof
gallons ; wine, 6,105,578 gallons. Fron January lot to
Juno 30th, 1861, 9,395,851 gallons of home-made spiritd
were charged with duty fur consuir.ption, and
25,953,373 bushels of malt were charged with duty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-08

LITERARY EXTRACTS.

MATIMOSIALMiOII-POLIBII.—I know a family of
free Russian', in which the father was of the rank of
" ohinovnick." Ile had four daughters, all accomplished,
the eldest decidedly plain, the others good looking. A
suitor appeared for the hand of the youngest and
prettiest, in the person of a young Government official.
His go-between, or swaths, required to know how
much money the father would give, and what the
" predarda." "I give nothing," said the old man.
"The elder sisters must be married first, and it is
rubbing them to give first to the youngest. If the
young man will take the eldest. I will give four thousand
roubles; if the second, fifteen hundred ; if the third, •
predani ' without money ; but if lie must have the
youngest, nothing." As the young man wanted to buy
or bribe his way into a higher station of life, he offered
to take the eldest of these girls for six thousand roubles.
This would have wronged the other daughers, and the
offer was refused. The youngest, who had Net her
heart on tho fellow, pined ; the others offered to give
up their claims to make her happy, but the father was
inexorable. The poor thing was ilead of oonsuniption
eighteen months afterwards, and the barreining swain
is now married to the eldest, richest,and least handsome.
['his happened in the capital, among what we called the
'French-polished Itussiaus..—Dictena's "All Ike Year
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

BOROUGH POTATO MARKET.
FRIDAY, Seer. 27. —Supply moderate, trade fair,
fteotch Regents 80s t 3 York 90.4 to 100 a per too.

HOP MARKET.

- -
FRIDAY, SEPT. 27.—W0 hove to report a steady
demand for the good and colunry portion of the new
growth, but middling and low mouldy ones don't sell
readily ; 3 few are being taken by Vie porter brewers;
good It4n9'• mei older hops are in At Maid-
atolle niark.• on Thursday the 14010..14 confirmed Our
previa'. repat if their howl co.ut itt. town short, and
chain/mg odor f ist ; it a•viiied to to the prevailing
ut'ini..ti that the .luniitity of Lhoice hop. it very limited,
and that the out, will not exceed £loo,ooo, therefore
Koine of the largest grewery decline ofkring their holm at
preomt, saying they feel quite emtifort.ble in waiting
until the brewers are reaoy. Foreign hops are now
coming to hand ; •kw -ealive the expectations of the
importers a. to colour /tint imality, but the great bulk is
mac& hi-tow the that have been effering,causing
mush eliaappoilitment and law+ to tile trade. Mid and
,Fat Kent., per cwt. 110 to £l5; Weald of Kent, ditto
ER 10s. to £lO 10; Siviacx, ditto CS to 12; Farnham,
£l2.

--
HAY AND BTRAW
SMITHYIVI.D.—Meadow hay, £1 (h. to n op.;
olorcr. £3 10a. to £5 15a. and straw, El Ba. to El 14s.
iwr load.
CUMB,RI.AD. - 51radow £2 23 to £5; clover
1.3 10+ to E 5 15; and straw, £1 8. to El 16. per
load. Trade dull.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGL

FRIDAY, SKTT. 27. -The country markets have not been
so liberally supplied with wheat this week ; neverthless,
With a reaction in the London market, together with the
f all Mg itr to Ul darasual goesl7 f......orta-
tiou to Franoe.prion in mostpl ioes have given way-some
to the extent of 21. per quarter. There was but •
;moderate supply of Koala wheat at Mark-lane this
morning. and the trade was of the same dull character
as on Monday and Wednesday-the buyer having the
turn of Is. to 2a. in his favour. Foreign was held for
former terms, but the had. was in • sluggish state.
The dour trade was dull, some additional arrivals of
American afforded • better choice of this description,
but prices were without improvement. Floating
*argon of grain were in I led request, at late rates.
All kinds of barley were a dull inquiry, and the cur-
rencies had • drooping tendency. ~No quotable change
took place in welt, but that on hand moved off
slowly. Beans and Pau were without change. There
was not much life in the Oat trade, and only the finest
could be placed at former rates. The arrival of linseed
are light, and holden finn. Bombay is held for 645.
and Calcutta 60s. Basin.. is doing in cargoes el Asoff
seed afloat, at 58s. del, ; Archangel has realised
55a. 6cll. cum freight and insurance to the Fest coast.
A moderate business doing in linseed cakes, and
American are rather dearer. New York, Ell 10a. to
Ell 15s, per ton. Rape seed is fin», owing to the
dennent yield ou the continent. Bombay Ouserat held
at 675. to 89s. per qr.
W it EAT. - English : Emma and Kent, white, new, Ms.
to 65a. ; ditto. fine old, -a. to -a.; ditto,red, new, 575.
to 664. ; ditto, fine, old, -s. to -s. ; Norfolk, Ice.
fine, new, 641.. to 634. ; red, new. -s. to -s. Foreign ;
Dantsie. 57.. to 625. ; fine, Ms. to 72i.; American,
white. 565. to 324.; ditto. red, 112 s. to 68s
It kKLEY.- English malting, 324. to 365. ; chevalier,
374. to 425. ; diibiliiug, 325. to 374.; deluding, 234. to
31..
M.itr.-Engliah, Essex, and Norfolk, 521. to 68s. ;
11,,., --s. to -s.; Kingston aud Ware, fine, 525. to
68..; browi,, fine, to 64,.
OATH. -English feed, 18s. to 25..; potato, 28.. to
35.. ; foreign, 184. to 28..
BLA S. -Enolidt tick, 30s. to 38.. ; harrow, 31s, to
414. ; pigeon, 434. to 45e.; foreign, 344. to 424.
PICAS. boilers, 375. to ; maple, 40s. to
42..; grey, 355. to 'lt, ; foreign. 365. to 41s.
Flom a. -Best marks, 461. to 51s. per sank of 2801bs ;
seconds, ditto, 374. to 32..; households, 40s. to 43e.
AVIRAMES rou nix Wheat, 551. lid.;
barley, 364. ; oats. 22a. 11d.; rye, 335. 44,; beans,
41s. 11d. ; teas, 3.94 i. 9d.
AVICRAGIS roa Six Weitga.-Wheat, 525. 9,1.;
barley, 345. 411; rem. 24a. 3d.; rye. 365. 10d.; buns,
434.44. ; peas, 36.. 71.

erd
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-01

METROPOLITAN cArrLE MARKET.

THURRDAY, SEPT. 26. —Notwithstanding that the
replay of Wade on offer in to-day's market was only
moderate, the ilemati.l for all I.rreile rulcal inactive. at
11 lay's currency. We were but moderately supplied
with sheep; nevertlichms, the mutton trade was in a
alugsieh state, at .bout atationary prices. The best
IMems and half-broils sold at 5a 44 per 81b. Calves,
the supply of which was tolerably good, met • heavy
sale. at a decline in the quotations of 2.1 per 81b. There
was a ateady inquiry for page. at very full prices; but
milch cows commanded very little attention.