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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

NFACHATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY MAY S.—Limited supplies of meat continue
on see here, and the trade rules Ann at fully previous
raids, to, in some ales, at an advance of 2.1 Ter
•. d e. s.d.
Inferior boo? . 3 Or. 3 1 InG,lnir motto., 110 4
Riddling dllt . 3 6 3 8 111/I.llln, ditto.. 4 2 4 8
PI 'me largo ditto I 10 4 0 Primo ditto .... 4 10 6 0
Prime *null di to 'eta
LArito pork ... 4 2 4 8 Small pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

WAREHAM.

NSWS ROOll. -Olt Wednesday, Way Ist., Ike new
Reading Room was 'posed. It is a pleeison and
commodious room, built under the dark straw of Ike
old Town Hall. It would be still wore Omani
were tbe huge and unsightly town pump removed
front its conspicious poeitton. for this great Risture of
the town stands directly opposite one ads window.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

MAK"ruCK.

YEOMANRY CAVALRY. —Tto llminater troop of
the Somerset Cavalry met field a abort due
lance from this plum, on Monday last, and under
the command of ';aptain Trona> ne, went through
several nuutoeuvrea, the whole of which appeared
to be well executed. The Martock drum and life
hand added to the gaiety of the 110000. by playing
some popular tunes in a creditalile style. rat large
number of peewee visited the held during the day,
who seemed highly delighted with the various
tary e lemurs.
Tue Crioncit.—This noble specimen of church
architecture has lately been undergoing extensive
repairs, which are now approaching completion. The
high•lacked pews bare been removed, and smaller
ones substituted, whilst the colouring on the walls
has been taken off, leaving the stonework as it used
to be in '• the days that are gone."
Tue Mansirr. —There was not a large stock of
cattle at our market on Monday, nor were there
inany buyers, which may, no doubt, be accounted
for by many agricultural men having to attend the
drill of the Ihninster troop of cavalry. Beasts inct
a dull sale at the current prices.
Perev BessioNs. —(Before J. Wood, FAO—
Hear, I,rylor, a policeman, in the employ
of the Bristol and Exeter Railway Company,
was charged on Friday last with stealing some fith
which had been transmitted by the railway corn
pay at Mertock. The prisoner was seen by one uf
the county amstabulary to go to one of the trucks
and take out the fish, and as he suspected all was
not right, he went to the prisoner, who, on failing
to give a satisfactory account for his taking the fish,
•we himself taken into custody. The primmer was
remanded till rriday for the purpose of getting
farther evidence.

Itoan HILL Sam - The auctioneer concluded the
sale of the (urnituie at Howl• Hill House ou hatuid..).
the giN Si. pr.-vale "(the three da)s amounting to
about £l,OOO. The number 01 catalogues sold at Is.
each reached 900. The house. it is stated, liar been
let to a titled gentleman. 11 64, sill shortly take p.
session, changing the name to Langltaiii.hon.e, the
place funning porii.a f the Lughatu estate. Mr
Kent and luf fauld) are at present readings& Weston
super-Mare.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

if mgrial Varliament.

110IISK OF LORDS.-THUP.SDAY.

A conversation arose tot seen Lord Derby. the Doke
of Argyll, and Lord Wicklow relating to the religioua
inatruction uf Romeo Catholics in Scotch issirhouves.
in th• course of which the Doke of Arvin informed the
House to to the working of the present system, and
maid that he did not consider there Au any necusit3
For a change in the law, or for any alteration in the
Poor Law Board of Scotland to .t prevent constituted.
The Harrier Law Amendment Bill was poised
through committee.
Lord Normanhy asked Her Majesty's Government
whether they had soy objection to ides • oopy or ex-
tract of any deapatch from Sir J. Hudson, forwarding
the report made to the Po-Bement at Turin. as to the
numbers of electors qualified to vote at the late glee-
tioria, and of those who did not give their warns to
the prement witting members, and of those who voted
for other candidates.
Lord Wodebouse said, as no such despatch huh
been received (rani Sr J. iladeou, it could nut be pro-
duced.
The subject then dropped.
The House adjourned at 20 minutes past 6 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

Scotlanb.

A th,thlyrT Imit THE QUKIN's IdEIICT: Alexander
Hutchineniii, labourer mod otodrier wee charged at
Perth last seek with the meireler of hia wife. Lt
np-
peered from the evidence that the deoeased wit very
much addicted tu drink, and that, havieg gut money
from her hinhand to go and pay a grexier'a noctient, she
only paid poi of it, rod call* home is a state of enema i-
cation, having falba wet-nil times in the atreet on her
Way. mid leen helped op by the prinwra•by. The only
direct wanes-i of what melesequeutle occurred was Ito.
eblpit daughter of the prisoner and elecemed. • child of
only tilt years of age. Wee elated ,het as anon it her
mother Coins in leer father gave here " on the
side of her bead, knocked her 'town and trounpled opal,
her. and lilt her on the head with a poker. Ile theu
took off her clothes while she was lving. mil trailed
her "hut and ben" the home before he went to
led. Ho hit her more than twice on the heed while she
Wee lying on the flour, land witnese WOW crying all the
time. but afraid to .y anything. sad her youngest
sister was crying " Hammy, Mammy r The wretched
woman appeared to here died hums liately, for shortly
afterwards souse boy.% finding the door open, pee, ed in.
and saw the woman lying motientlesa on the floor, and
lii. man sitting over her with Ilia hands claaped. The
tau boys deposed to hewing heard 'an awful bidet"
sail the mend of *terra blow., the woman crying
Monier !" and in-sitting. After a blow, they Year.' a
nian'e voice vay, "flat will sore y spine (wean) yon
frwn drinking r The prisoner denied having assaulted
his wife. tieve.l witnevees deputed that the intoner
was a iiniet twin, an i d. the ,:ece,oei ha-1 for van-
gives Ihenielt up to drinking ; that ahe irnal onstcihly
;awning article., for drink. and had been convicted of
theft. The jury (Leon I the privoner " fletilty," but
recoemneodeel bins to mercy on accent of the gee
provocation he lead received. Lord Anhoillan men•
homed the primmer to be eleonted at Dundee oa the 22d
of May.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

Bslllllltl.o.—Neatiow hay, Ll Os. to ES ba. ;
clover, 1:3 oa. to AS ; atraw, lea. to £2 is.
par load.

WOOL MARK KT.

We have to report an improved dentaiwt for most
deeeriptiows or boats-grown wools. at very full prism.
The home borers are orrtw all °Pending somewhat
more freely. and several parcels have been taken for
export to Fret oe awl Belgium. The market, however,
a by no allows brisk.
Down Teo
&me Knee
Hair-bred Hop
HtU-And Withers lid. lad.
Kent Ileece.
Leiorter Irleeccr, mixed
CAnnbint atm
Flai.nel W.Ol
BLmket Wool 6d 16d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

Niw PIVICULYT.

Mr. Tirsarit called attentiiin to the new pavement that
was being, laid *lora in the street liwd.ug to the railway
asitiuu. Aocurdiuj to the plan markod out the pave.
oiclit when laid down, would he three or four Walled
atioVn the door hil s.
The Surveyor said they were all very old h .uses, and
some i 4 them were to lie millet down shortiy. and all
wuisid ultiiiiat.ly hoe to onion .lonii to I.e reini.lt. It
would entirely 1415.41 the piVisiiinlit-101Vill4 it In it
lioilow I( It *lvry hot roisr.t. When 0111.4 laid 110011
it Mould last our hundred years, mid it woo a cod pity
to soon it.
Mr. Titard : Mr. Lee. who has a house there, is very
irate about it, is'at be!
riurve)ur Wiiy he is one of those fanatics:roil know.
aud —bilge remaiuder of the sentence was loht ii, roars of
Intl ghter. )
Mr. Luce proposed, Mr. (fenny Devenish seconded,
and it WAJ reaolveil.th.it Pate bor.. lie pur.M.tse blur tile
use id the town carts, and the sester carts,
and that tlie watering of Mid atreets he kept in
tile Laud. in tile cs.rooris•
Some uther 'outshoot terminated the proceeding:, of the
Board.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

*onursrtsnirt.

YEOVIL

YtoviL CoRN Manner. Fri:lay. —Our market i
to-illay WRY hut ecantily supplitsl, and the attenelative
of "users was small. ?noes way be quoted uonii
nail, as last week.
BOARD ic GUARD( tNl3. A meeting ol this Board
took place at the Yeovil Union on Friday morning.
The Bev. H. Husliti iiixiipied the chair, awl
amongst those present were Meows. James Trask.
John reartue. J. D. Templeuniii. John Cooper. J. S.
Draper, Edwani Looke, John Trash. William
Harbin. Charles Trash, ii. T. Moore. bc.. ic. Mr.
Vining attended to a...k the permission of the Board
I. allow the uneven earth to he rcluoved from the
ganlen so as to make it entirely level. The work
could lie done by some of tiin men in the
awl tsii or theme ihuicli he (Mr. Vining) would get
to do the heavy work. The inet would only amount
to about 4, and if the Board would give him jur
mission the g. 5h...1t1 I.e CoPIIIIRted IP time to
have some cry gniwn on the ground this swoon.
The opinion of the Board was given in favour of
the scheme. This was the only !abbe Winnow
brought before the Board. and after wane matters
of detail had been gone into, the Boerd broke bp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

Witas. Out's.

TIN, MAYOR rend lettere from twe podia, somplaining
of certaiu. grievances ef chairmen—they always *heeled
their chaps a ong Ile middle of the pavement, dnviag
foot peewees-re rifles into the getter. Al the coruer of
the a. net leading to the rail ay thee often congregated
toAlbther with ethers, cad though so bad language was
used. they wre very botetereas. At Harper'e corner
lon die, Mood le the eransing ewe prevested ladles from
inseam. while after Winn' • fare thew empty /Audit
wen left 4th. vele of the dour., ea the pavemeat, in-
, 4404 if beteg removed off. It was postall, enteeded
that the chairown were in general a wellhabsved.
orderly leafy of men, mud it bad often been remarked
I that they were • wiparior clam, at all treats au far as
civility and lanuage went ;to cliainneu in other waterpate*, the Mayor. ho-sever. said it edeki be well
, for Um Committee to caution theta when they applied
for their hcaume, and to me they were kept to their
rusia.
• ^
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

"

The whole of the above premises are in the mem-
paMoa of Mr. HOLZ ; No's. 10,11. 14, 21110, and 128 are
held by Copy of Court Roll of the Manor of Bydling
for the lives of three persons, aged respectively 31,
37, and 98 ye is, at the yearly rent of 6.. Bd., and
10.. to the Lord's Farmers ; and Nos. 130 sod 106 are
held by Copy of Court Roll of the said Manor for the
lives of three perverse aged respectively 87, 31. sad 98
years. at the yearly rest of 3s. 10d.. and 2s. to the
Lord's Farmers. The premises will be sold sub-
ject to such recta and to all other rents, works,
burtliens, and services due and at right accustomed, as
weU SS to an annuity of £9O les. • year oa
the said premiss., and payable by weekly instidinents
during the life of a person aged 33 years.
For further particulars apply to Maur'. A NDIIIIWa
and Cocas:um, Solicitors, Dorchester; and for • view
to the Tenant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

00,000 for £2, and £20,000 for £l.

FULL Particulars of the manner in which the
above Bums can be realised, will be given on
application to Yr. F. FABRICIUS, Banker, Frankfort-
on-tbe-Yeine.
Letters oddroosod to 'Mr. It. Warm', 9 Cootie
Mae, niece Noise, Leads" 1.C.," will bs kw-
weeded Nei ism

HENRY TAYLOR,

TRINITY-STREET, DORCHESTER,

- - -
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND
MANURE DEALER.
HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
past favours, hags to announce that he I.as a
Large Stock of HORNSBY'S, HOW ARIYS, and other
PLOUGHS; Cambridge's Patent Rollers; Plain ditto;
semnan,„ Patent Drags aud Harrows; Chain ditto ;
Corn, deed, and Manure Drills; Manure Distributors;
Hone and Steam Power Thrashing Machine. ; Stoats
Ehaines by all the leading Makers; wiwwwing
Machines •' Baker's kept in stack; BOhjell Barley
Screens; Char Cutter., all sizes, in stack, frous 11 Si.
tri.wards ; Turner's, and other Bean, Oat, and Malt
; Bentall's Root Pulpers and Cake Mills; Hors.
Oases; Washing and Mangling Machine'.
haplesatats of every desertptioss used on the Farm ai
Makers' Prices.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE ;

Corn and Flour Racks ; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Coven; cart Grease; Maclaine Ode; Gotta Percba
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India mnbiaar and
Wats Pendia Tubing; Taylor and Ilan's Patent Vapour-
goia=.lßovie. and Groigh (114*1•11b Ito /W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

CHARMUUTEI.

We have much pleasure in noticing several great
improvements in our village. particularly in the
ch melt.% iz: —That the pews havabeen removed,
reseatisl a Itil open benches Inch are all floe), a
lie .1 altarinoce of Caen stone have been
added, the pulpit, mailing desk, and font have
beim removed to move o.nvenie" I'6"a. and tw"
magnificent stained glass tvimlows have been piaiard
in the south aisle. 'rim church is about to be eularged
sail it will he 1150111 AN the pared ni
hese ilechleil on a plan for the urn to enclose it.. A
great portion of the caption! has been lawns by
tire. stuart, and the resnanider will he bawd by
voluntory contributions, in a limb all the inhabitanta
are a Ming to contrilitte. aiblition to these es •
temive WU-rationale the church and churchyanl. we
may 1141111/1 that several bowie; have been painted
aml will be tit.t.i up f.r halginga, which we hope
will west the ileimuid so loud felt to be Minted-
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

PORTSMOUTH.

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AND Arramtwinuon OP
TEMA KETONE, THv Hann BONUS. W ebb and
Huggott, two detective offlocre, discovered the
°gander at No. 24, Polace•plaos, Lambeth. Aooom-
ponied by Mr. Isla-our Hamilton, they proceeded
there on Monday night, but Theakstone being denied
to them, they broke eovvral doors, in .141.d00r to get
at him. Whilst the officers wore thee engaged,
Theakstorie took a razor and cut his throat in t
MOE frightful manner. The Allows immediately
procured surgical &mistimes, the wound was attended
to as well as circumstances would permit, and be
was conveyed to Westminster Hospital. where kis
now remains in a very precarions condition. His
recovery is doubtful; but as soon as be is tags be
will be sent to Portsmouth for examination.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE CIVIL WAR 11 AMERICA.

EXPECTED ATTACH ON WASHINGTON.
ELEVEN WAR VESSELS DESTROYED.
QuittNeTOWN, Saturday.
The Royal Mail steamship Persia, Captain Jed-
kin., from New York on the 25th April, arrayed
here at 6.30 a.m. to day. The Persia was detained
fifteen boars at New York to tomato dmiatebee *WM
Washington.
New YOll/1, April 25. 2 LAI.
All telwgraphic and regular mail oontuniestiowe
between New York and Washington is interrupted.
The National Guard have arrived at Washington.
The latest advisee from Washington Mate that
6.000 secessionists were in the neighbourhood of
the city, and that the government had tbrowanzt
' defences round the principal buildings. As it
was os.p.seed.

Baltimore is in the hands of the mob. and amigo
terfOr 1111 1d to werail there. The Gosport
y.yani at Norfolk has been burned by United
State. officers. Eleven war reloads were destroyed.
%II the railway bridges between Philadelphia and
Baltimore hare been destroyed and the telegraph
ires cut hy the Mar)land people. The chartered
steamer Star of the West has been captured by the
Southern government.
Kentucky luta declared herself neutral.
The municipality of New York have appropaiated
one million dollars for the espensee of the
Solonteers.

Large bodies of troops are leaving daily kV
Waaliingtoo.
Warlike preparations on a large wale are making
in Texas.

THR USD= AND SUICIDC IN CARLISLE. —On There-
day the adjourned inquiry into the death of Ws. David-
son. the landlady of the Peek Horse publichonse, whet
diet so myweriosiely a few week' agu, and also into the
death of the young man Horsley, who sue found deed
in the shove house. wax resumed by Mr. Carrick, wiroww.
in lb. Coffee-house Hotel. Ti.. father of the foss'
man produced another beta of letters, similar in illifteen
those pat in at the former inquiry. They were fens
Mrs. Davidson to Horsley, and indicated her desire te
have her win-in-law in her etimpany. Sergeant anent,
of Die city police, deposed to having found the body of
Horsley, and to going again to the Pack Hone, to look
after the clothss, s loch Mrs. Davidson bathe whey it
eras suppowed she had strangled Horsley. He produced
Mrs. David ion's dale, and piloted out the Mood stales
upon it, as well as upon the &44011 the unhappy wanes
had worn. The mediae! sentence was heard. The Curium
then summed up the *widow*, after 'which the jury re-
turned a verdict of" Wilfel murder sad naiads"
against Jane Devidami ; that Is, that she had mardwed
Horsley, and afterwards poisoned herself. The
Coroner ermined his approval of the verdict.

Printed awl published toa the Proprietor by CILIALU
WRITIIIIMAD 1111.L1.11.1), a lam sua, lordieglos.
Doreheebn, Pride,. at the Oilers at the Mere"
Charairslress, Doralisalse, Thaaaliy, May 7th, LOU.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

SYRIA.

Advises from &rout to the 99d alt., annomme that
In Turkish rowels, •ith thous on board, bad arrived
from Constant Motile. An addrimi am being Mimed,
salliai slam th• European Powell to settle the
yersilue of indemnity, aid to take imermitie nisiasams
for Idie protaidien •O lb. Cliristimis in Syria. Advi• es
have also be.. 11110tiVed bens from Constantinople
summoning that Omar Psaha is Ow bearer of • pro.
elaioatom fawn lb. Sultan. smearing the inhabitants of
kko.ins tint Oulu Pasha will protect thew spinet the
llonwiaegriws. Forsch troops have embarked for
Syria. On their arrival at Items* hod Pada will
have 30,000 Baldish; at his disposal.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-07

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I tilny tlikt,cang and:. Canad.

-
, 0116614 ,64 .11.51111ng -211 26
OATS —Polasxl an.l Bre. • - • - 25
Food
36 40
Luptival
plait—Whit* !loiter. • - 26 35
42 46
Yeltow .21160 -
N.n.l.ller.
l'U)1111t--Freneh Rhenl.l3 (per sack) - 44 50
Osnadlaso and A eterlain Sour - 24 25
three( • 10 33

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

'TaoismAT, Mir. 2.—The 'apply of beasts on offer io

our market. to-day, was moderately good. Prime
beer& colon... Tided a steady saki, at full prices ; but
inferior stock ruled heavy, at late rates. More were
40 oxen on sale Irina Spain. With sheep we were fairly
supplied. Generally speaking. the mu ton trade was
In a aluggiah Mate. on Monday's rune..,. Prime leash*
weromarse, and in requird, at full trotatioos ; other
wise. the lamb trade was very inartive. 200 lambs
reached from the Isle of Wight. The real trade we.
slow, at Monday's quotations. in pip and milch cows
but very little business was doing.
Cr. is Mfr. nemta 4,-11 Pr. South Downs 5 eto6 In
laer. quality. do.. 4 0 4 Loathe
Prim* largo omm 4 64 Lame COn. mire 4 6 6 0
Ditto Soots, to 410 6 Prime small ditto 6 2 5 6
Or.. 14 infr sheep 6 21 Lare• hop... 4 0 4 6
Dread qusllty do 4 0 4 Neat 4oil. porkers 4 6 410
Pr. ,ra 'recited 8 Buck. ealree(eseb)llle to 22e.
Sheep
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

MARK-LANE CORN EXCHANGE.

FRMAT, JAX. 25.—A few fresh rung of wheat were
received up, to day, both from Eases and Kent. Good
and useful samples were taken off at Monday's currency:
but other kindr were very dull, and rather lower to
sell. Foreign wheat— the show which was lame—
commanded shout previous rates : but the demand for
It was chivfly in retail. Flonting cargoes commanded
were little attention. We have again to report a dull
market for barley. in prices, however, no quotable
elumge took place. There wan scarcely any demand for
malt, and prices ruled almost nominal. Oats commanded
quite us inueh money, hut the demand for them was
by no mines active. Beans ennimanded very little
attention but pens were tolerably firm in price. Flour
was • slow sale. Both country 'narks and foreign parcels
were rather cheaper.

(I: RIIIINT PRICES OP BRITISH GRAIN MID rLone.
Shllllnra per to.
WHEAT—F.4sec. IC4nt, and noffolk. 4,1)14 42 57
.. I)ittn. flue 441e4ted runs .. 50 61
„ int., r,,1 .. ... 39 57
„ 10itm, cd.l ... 50 64
. ..
„ Ditto, white.. .. .. 68 68
„ Inttn. Talavera 58 72
. 74,5t1k, lAncOnshlre, and Yorkahlr44o 63
11 9141.19 Y Mailing 38 49
.. .
.. arimilmt and diatilling 30 37
.. Clic. Mier .
.
II ALT —Ewa. Norfolk, and Suffolk .. ea 71
„ Kiennann, Ware. and Town4nada 72 76
Brown .. 57 61
-V .•.% AIM SillfrOk .. .. 21 26

-., ... . . ... .. - ..
„ Seat+ awl I.leieolnelitro. pottio if ii
„ Ditto, r‘....,,i .
.. 26 26
. lri.h potato.. .. .. u rs
LYE . 36 38
.. . . ..
LEANB—M.I2*mo, old .. 48 49
..
„ Ditto, new .. 20 33
„ Tilt, old .. ... . 52 53
Dill', new .. $1 36
.. ..
~ 11,.er.. l Pigeon, old .. 54 50
, Ilitto, new .. 37 41
.. ..
1'21,4.8 -N,.. 11”ilerti.. . ..
„ it'`...te, r....te0. rind Kent, hollers 42 46
.. Ditto. Fine Suffolk .. . 47 60
.
Ileple .. .. .. 40 44
, Grey 37 40
..
vr.oiuft--11,1 meek., delliered (t, 4ftek) 54 67
Second. ditt.end eountry •• 40 44

TORRIGN GRAIN.
WIIRRT—TARIER. And Keetobere
„ Ditto. ditto. extra •
Ro',rock. Stettin. Rit,l Wnlost
ItelTi nod Pommentialan
le.nlatt Atel uik.lnn - •
„ It Man, or Ilarbotopl•
A noniron And Cettoollan •
Malting -
and tll4llling - -
-Poland awl Drew •
Feed
BRANS—Sinall

- 43 to 70
- 71 71
- 06 71
-64 60
- 61 65
- 57 03

- ho am

ID
Vie -

- 30 37
- VI 31
• 24 tO
• 38 42
37 40
• 44 40

Creutlan
P..llers•
Yellow ditto

..... - -
1241217R--Fremit Rhenid, (per rack) • • 41 30
Canadian and American Sone • 34 28
Sweet • SO 33

All communications in relation to whatever de.
pertinent of the Paper are to be addressed to
Mr. FRIDERICK NIALLICTI, Editor of the Dorset
County Express and Agricultural Oastlle, at the
Office, Church Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29


Ertlanb.

DR. CULLEN OX TH6 LATE PAPAL ALLOCUTION.—
A letter from Dr. Cullen, recommending this document
to the attention of his clergy and laity, was read from
the altars of Dublin on Sunday. lie begins his epistle
bye reference to the penwcutions in the Kest, and then
suggests an analogy between the sufferings of the
" brethren" in Syria and their co-religionists in Italy.
Convents, monasteries, and colleges hare been sup-
pressed, he says, in Italy ; illustrious Cardinals have
been banished; inft,tel, or Protestant schools have been
opened; inunoral books or obscene pictiaVes scattered
everywhere ; and Churches built for Catholic worship
handed over to Protestants, just as St. Patrick's Cathe-
dral awl Christ Church, in Dublin. have been delivered
up to the followers of the awcallod Reformation.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

Yarittins.

To MAKE Suoicrt.e.sn FIRFA.-- Before you throw on
coals pull all the fire to the front of the grits towards
the bars. fill up the cavity at the liaek with the cinders
or &Met which will he found under the grate, then
throw on the coals. The gas evolved in the process of
roasting the coals will be iiheirbed by the cinders-will
render them in an increased degree conildistible. The
smoke will thus be burnt, and a fide giowing smokeless
fire will be the remit.
Mc. WHO Rime FROM Till RANgs.-Lorils Eldon and
Stowell-sou', of a Large dealer end sinall coal ilcaler at
Newcastle. Lord Tenclerden-.1•011 of a barser at Canter-
bury ; lie received a very isior education, but obtained
the meant' to go to college while there be enjoyed from
• company in the city of London an eshihiti ~,, of £3
per ybar until he took his degree. Lord Gifford, prior
to his being called to the tor, was many years a poor
clerk to • solicitor near Exeter. Lord hangdale, the
Master of the Rolls, was many yearn a poor prectising
surgeon. Sir John Williams, one of the judges of the
Queen's Bench-son of • cry poor horse dealer in
Yorkshire, Lord Trutt., sou of a very poor man in
Cornwall, married • first cot-in of Queen Victoria.
Mr. Baron Gurney--his mother kept • small book store
for paniptileta in a court in the city of London. Lord
Campbell. the present Lord Chancellor. was for many
years reporter to the AforniPy Chromic*. Lord St.
Leonardo -son of a barber, and MILS formerly a clerk.
Chief Ju.tice Saunders, whose precepts to this day form
the best teat book to 'deaden., was a beggar boy, first
• taken notice of by an attorney. who employed him in
his office. Lord Kenyon-bUot.black awl errand boy.
I Lord Hardwick an errand boy. George Canning, sun of
, a very pour horse dealer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds—Weßnesday, Doneliffe ;
Friday, West Lodge; Wednesday, Feb. 6, Horton
Inn—at 10.30.
The B. V. Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day), Annie
Hills ; Wednesday, Stotirton Cruindle Pond ;
Friday, Holnest Pound ; Saturday, Clifton Wood.
The B. V. Harriers Wedneiclay, Doles' Ash
Clump; Saturday, hlilborne Port—at 12.
Mr. Radelyffo's Hounds--Tuesday (this day) Col.
wood; Friday, Meleornbe Park—at 10.46 ; Mon.
day, Feb. 4, Bagbere Cope.; Thursday, Short.
wood—at 11.
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Van Post;
Thursday, Butterleigh Village; Saturday, Polti•
more Village—at 11. These hounds go to Cattia.
tock on Monday, Feb. 4th.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE MAIL

Ft.vrotrru, Friday.
The Royal Mail Steamer Cambrian has arrived
with the above mail. She left Ups Town 22nd of
Deoember last. . . .

Governor Grey was on his way to the frontier to
adjust matters an British Karon..
The political question which excited the greatest
attention was the scheme of separation urged
by many EaMarn Makings.

The vine disease had again appeared, and great
loss was anticipated in consequence.
The market was depressed.
The Pioneer, one of the vessels belonging to Dr.
Livingston's espeditiun, was in Simon bay, and
was to leave shortly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, JAN. 28.

[TROY GILES, SON, AND BAREIR'II RIMEL]

There wee a fair show of English wheat, for
which very little inquiry wee made, and even
then lower rrioes were expected for best parcels.
All spring corn very dull of sale.
Wind, EL W.—Weather fine.

ARRIVAL :

Wheat (British) 3.723 Barley (Foreign) 3,540
Barley „ 5,373 Oats „
Malt „ 15.840 Flour 890 sacks and
fiats I, 8.578 47.750 barrels.
Flour „ 13,730 liarley (1343,tch) 2,285
Oats (Irish) 3,780 , Oats „ 1,330
Malt ~ go I Wheat ~
Wheat (Foreign) 32,715 Malt „ 50

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, JANUARY 28.

Our market was supplied to-day with-
-3,250 beasts, 13,200 sheep and lambs, 75
calves, and 380 pigs.
There was a good demand for
tion of stock, at last Thursday's prices
id. is. d.
Beef
Mutton
Veal
Pork

ARRTVALS :

Holland—Beast 314 i Reotland—BesAt

„ Sheep 40 Prussian—Beast 19
„ Calves 62 Cambridge—Beast
Spain—Beast Norfolk—Beast 1,900
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

STU RNIINSTER NEWTON.

Last week some person with great violence,
threw, a stone through one of the windows of our
new police station. The impetus was so great that it
forced its way through a strong wire blind inside ;
but the police have not succeeded in detecting the
miscreant. Such an outrage we are hauppy in sav
is exceedingly rare in our usually quiet town, but if
it is to be repeated, it will behove the constabulary
to use • little wore vigilence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

WEYMOUTH.

Lutrrunu.—A highly interesting and instructive
lecture was delivered on Wednesday evening at the
Literary and Scientific Institution, by the Hey. W.
F. Tregarthen, of Oemington. on the subject of
Newspapers. The chair was taken by the Rev. J. J.
Stephenson. The lecturer stated that he was in-
debted fir much of the infonnat respecting the
newepaper prow to "The History of Journaltron,"
" The Fourth Estate," "Chambers' Journal," " The
Curiosities of Literature," and facts and serape he
hail gathered elsewhere in the course of his readings.
The lirst newspaper, of which we have any account,
was publiehed in Venice in 1A36, and was milled a
Gioxelte. It was first published for the purpose of
furniAing intelligence of the war between that
Republic and Turkey. In our own country the first
syniptione of newspapers appeared in the reign of
Henry VIII. Thy were publiahed in the pamphlet
hlYle, and hail various titles according to the news
they contained. Thus in the time of Queen Ehxa•
beth, one of these so.called newspapers was headed
Strange news ont of Sussex, where it rained wheat
for six or seven weeks." The first real English
newspaper was supposed to owe its orign to the
celebrated Spanish Armada, and a copy of
the EngfixA Mercury had been found in the
British Nlnseurn, bearing date 15. SS, but
this hail sulisiquently been found. to be a fabrica-
tion, from the paper on which it was printed having
eeidently not been made prior to 1776. The rev.
lecturer gave a lucid libitory .4 the newspaper prow
from its first establishment down to the present, and
gave several amusing incidents relative to the *deer-
tising department. In conclusion, he stated that
contemplating a heap of old newspapers he could not
• help reflecting that they, like all other things were
perishable, soul that the best news. and which was
ever fresh ana new, was that which was first of all
'proclaimed by angel lips to the shepherds of Bethle-
, hem—the news of peace concluded Irit wean God
and man. The rev, gentlemen, who was listened to
with great attention, received a cordial vote of
thanks.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

WOOL MAIt K F.T.

Itinor nor last truest a very limited business has been
ti, nweeted in all tin& of English wool, both for home
us.. awl romumptien ; on& in some instances. priers
here rnhel in (nvotar of buyers. The supplies on offer
Cr. trifling, ..0.1 the ',Melts in the hantls of the menu'
fas toren continne very linked. Must of the local
gni rk es. still come lino as to price.
1),,n0 Tr,rs
linen For.
FAII•lorrAl 111.0 • • •
l•re I Wrther.
I net Fleceet
1 r Ice.ter Fl.vron, mixed
ir ,Line
I''OCI IV
..11
snl,t Wool

20d. 2ld.
19d. 19.1.
20d. 2ld.
1644. 184.
1844. 'Dd.
• lea. M.
.• ltd. 194.
lid. 184.
04. 164.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

DO YOU WANT LUXURIANT HAIR,
WHISKERS, 110USTACI1108, and EY&
BROWS? Of the numerous preparations introduced
for the HAIR, none have maintained such celebrity se
EMILIE DEAN'S CRINILENE, which is guaranteed
to produce Whisker', Moustachies, and Eyebrows hi •
few weeks; end will be found eminently eusceestul In
nourishing, curling and beautifying tbe heir, checking
greyness in all its stages, strengthening weak hair, and
prgerntim Its falling off. In the reprurtioo of hair in
Inms whatever cause and at whatever age, omi
TIOAL will prove its astonishing power. In the nursery
it is indispensable, funning the Lois of n beautiful heed
of hair. Price 2s. per bottle ; large bottles, containing
more than four times the small ones, be. each. Sold by
every chemist in the world, or sent post free on receipt
id 24 I only stamps, by Mies. Ocs• and Courzus
Mir Restorers, tic., 69, Castle-street, NOIVIUMI-streek.
14.1.1.11, W.

,
EXTRACTS FROM ERTTTRR.—" In one fortnight I ban
a beautiful moustache." -H. Adams, Wiladen. "1 ais
now boast of a head of hair which many cannot ; I was
we. quite bald on tbe orown of my head when I boom
uting it."—W. IL very customer speaks highly of
it. Jones, Chemist. 11, Paradise-street, Liverpool.
HIND; ON THE MANAGEMENT OF THE
jiAllt," Whiskers, kc., with Testimonials, List
Agente, Ace., sent post free fur four penny stumps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

leottrp.

THY WILL HE DONE.

It is a short and simple prayer;
But 'tie the Christian's stay,
Thniugh every varied scene uf care,
Until his dying day.
A 4 through the wildeniesa of life.
Calmly he wanders on,
Ilia prayer in every time of strife
Is still "Th y will be done I"
Wiles in his happy infant years
lie trosili thortileu flowers ;
When pass sway Ilk smiles and tears
Like April suns and shower':
Then, kneeling by hie parents' hearth,
Pley•tired, at set of sun,
What is the prayer he inuring!" forth
—" Esther! thy will be done."
When the bright summer sky of time,
Cloudlees, iu o'er him spread ;
When luse's bright wreath is in its prime,
With not one blossom dead :
Whilet o'er his hopea And prospects fair,
No mist of wOl, bath gone •
Still, he repeats the Hirst taught prayer—
" lather Thy will be dune."
nut when hie sun no longer beams,
Anil love's meet II were decoy ;
When all hope's reinbow•euluured dreams

An. nadly ;vel.t away ;
A. a flower hunt beneath the storm
till fragrantly breathe* on ;
Bo when dark amnia hfe'a heaven deform,
ile prays—" Thy will be cluue !"

An when the winter of Ilia IgSilvia o'er Ws lodge Re snows. ;
When he can feel his rilgriwage
Fast &swing to a C ow :
Then, RR he 806 him etrc4th decline,
This is his prayer alone
" To thee my epirit I rcsigii—
Father I thy will be dune l"
MAILY ANN BROWN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

HARPER TWELVETREEB'

MICE AND RAT KILLER!
JS in great demand in the home and export
nuirkets. It is • most A)shrimp [Mixt, for
Vermin !! ! Mice follow a anywhere; at it and

.1 64. Packet is sufficient to kill 100 Mice and more

than 60 Rata.
" I bought • 3d. Packet of your Verusin Killer, and
ie two night* 1 found 35 dead Mier."

RICHARD WELFORD,
Sold in Packets at 3d., RI.. and la. ealh, by Grocers
and Druggists everywbere.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

Borsttshne.

Doneltrwreit.—The nitre Corp*. —The meinhens
uf this corps were entertained yestenlay week by
Hr. Read, at Clianninster, with a good supply of
I,eature comforts, coiodsting of strong ale, and
read and cheese. Reeigii lb:venish was the officer
1., command. The match U. and fr.mi lh,reheater
as enlivened by the band playing several lively
I tines.

_
BKOADWEY. —Appointment. —The Rev. A. O. Day,
fellow of Caius, Cambridge, has been appointed to
tie Rectory of llincionlis tent lipiaileey, %Aunt by
Vie death of the late Rev. T. Dade ; patron., the
Piaster and fellows of Canis College. The gross value
lir the living is .C4s7.
ZYMOUTH. —Ms.. Ellarig (lardy.— On Weil.
ruclay, 160 4-16. loaves were distributed under
I iie charity to poor families who were uot in receipt
et parochial relief.
CORFORATIoN ACCOUNTS.-- WO LAT' received a
eurninary of receipts and dialiureementa, on amount
"(the Public Health Act, Ibitb, and Local Govern-
ment Act, InSS, fur the year coiling 31et August,
1660. The balance from last account, due to the
treasurer, was £167 14a. 4d. ; the total receipts
from ratca £2463 7s. 10iil., and the expenditure
AL1917 4.. I Id., leaving a balance iu band of
8134 be. 7Srl. We shall have a few remarks to
snake in • future number on the made adopted of
casting tip these aci. te
W nice OF THE BA INUI HARDY. OF I; LASOOM.
- -Yesterday week, intelligence arrived here that •
barque waa on the Kimmeridge Ledge, about three
miles from St. Allan's bead, abandoned by the
crew. Three steamers inimediately went out. She
proved to bathe Hardy, of Glasgow, McKenzie of
847 tons burden, from London to Demerara, with a
general cargo. It aptrearod that she struck on the
rocks between 4 and o'clock on Sunday morning,
'luring a dense fog, was immediately abandoned by
her crew, who took to the tool; boat without waiting
even to get their clothes. 1 hey were afterwards
picked up by the Gipsy schooner, Aldridge, of
14tanelly, and taken into Southampton. The barque,
thus left to herself, drifted to her present positiou,
about 12 o'clock on Sunday, and was boarded about
two by the coastguard, who found that the log bad
I.een made up at 12 o'clock the previous night. A
large quantity of the cargo had been brought in by
the steamers, when an agent from Lloyd's came
ilowu and wished the parties to work under price,
In consequence of which a strike took place. Some
urrangenieut subsequently took place, and there
ppeared no doubt but that the whole would he eared.
The vessel, however, was expected to become •
total wreck.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

COMMON SENSE IN A NUTSHELL! I I
or, EVERY MAN 1113 OWN DOCTOR.
Fur two stamps &offerers 'Nay avoid the shams dermas%
Napalm-curium a nd other swindlers, wAo podattA fittitiontl
'Triers and extracts from Journals ravels do not exist,
profess to core diseases without inteficina, +via oda
absurdities as cruel U 8 they are deceptive.
A physician. many years extensively engaged in Mu
treatuient of debility, urinary diveues, marital itspedi•
aunts, and the varrius mrntal and nervous affections
molting therefrom, will send free, on receipt of two
Eisnlyigttrallus to
pruelPasay„liTa!7esa'afspamphualeetnt°7.ttes
the necessaly prescriptions and directions by wads std.
fi.reni may cure themselves at trifling oast. Address.
Mr. Lawn, Medical Publiaber, 14, Mod Court.
liolbon. London.

NO MORE BLACKBRETLEB, 00CIC•
ROACHES, CRICKETS, RATS, or KW&
These pests effectually destroyed in one night, va}ess
danger .to Oita or Dogs, by EllEitiV ILAiale
BEETLE POISON, the first discovered, sad °al oed7
one to b• relied on. Sant post free for 14 psaain=
by Emery k Cc, 35, Foley Fisos,•Leedlos,V.
able through all &emir* oilaboa, hoc, at lL /*AN eir
"1/4 " &DM's," as Am, ars NOVis doWsrslis
yerlAlsss
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

gonna oirrox, Fridmy.-014 Wheat, £l5 Om. to
Fin 1. New, Cl 2 04. to £ll6 lON. per load; Malting
Barley, 3%.. to 445. ; Orinding ditto. 30. to 36e. : Oats,
2Ni: to 30s. ; R.ans, 40.. to Ms.; Malt Ms. to 725. per
qr. ; 495. to glks. per mack.—The condition of
wheat is again affected by the change of the weather,
awl to pre‘s malem of new a redoction of li. had to be
submitted to ; no change in the value of old. Barley,
oats, and beans steady at late quotations. Flour with-
out change.

An/OVIM, Friday.-Wheat, 48s. Od. to 70.. Od. per
qr. ; barley, 275. to 424. per qr. ; oats, 20s. to 31a.;
pens. -I. to -a. ; rye, -s. to -s. ; tares. -a. to -b;
per bushel.- -Bread, 16.1. per fOlut.-Flour, 46a. to 48s.
per astek.-We had • large attendance and • good
imply at our market, but • trifling business was done
at 2s. per qr. less than last week.
Waawtrorrau, Saturday, Jan. 26.-Wheat, 48e. to
(I.„y wick, 48e. to 725.); new wheat, 413 e. to 60..
644 week, 46a. to 605.-Rarley, 31s. to 4415. (last
web. 30s. to 464.1-oata. 26*. to 325. (hod week. 26.
to 325.) Bean*. M. to no. (Let week), Mk. to 62..-
ayb. Lod, -There WAS • small sapy,ly. Trade
was very dull, bar lly any sale* having been effected
In wheat. The twines* done in hArley was chiefly at
rate* of Is. per qr. below those of last week. Gate
and beans dull.
Tommie, flatturday.-Whett (old), thi. to Be. ;
(sow), 7s. to 7*. fld. ; barley. 51. to Se. 3d. per bushel;
cats, 3s. to 3e. 3d. ; peas, 7s. to 75. 34. per bushel.-
There was an eamedinglY Rood ataendamm at tilia
market to-day, hut tl.e supply of all kinds of grain
Wel very limited, and business was by no means
WA,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

BOROUGH PrITY SESSIONS.

Tnwxur L, Miiiy. Jan. 29.-11,fore the H.yor aud
R. 1 hi.
Edward Welfgpring wn hrhght up on reteluti
charged with having on the 221..1 1114., *Wien for her-
rings, of the value of 2d., the pmperty of Thomas Yell
Tolloab.—Jamse Hann, a boy 11 years of age, said be
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

army nub Nam.

Tar NAVY ENTIMATIN.—A rumour is current that
the Navy Fatimates for the present year will, when
;presented to the House of Commons, ahoy an impor-
tant redaction in tha number of seamen required for
the use of the country. We understand that • vote
will be asked for 4000 men lesa Vial) was demanded last
Session. We are told that the actual number of able
seamen will not be in any way affected, but that it is
the desire of the Lord. of the Admiralty to get rid of
101110 u-eless coast-guardamen.
RitvoLVTHe IN VHS FRENcH ARMT.—The Memorial
de la Loire, • St. Etienne journal, say, :—" We learn
from • good sourer that it is proposed at this moment to
give the whole French army six-barrelled revolvers.
The infantry would carry this terrible weapon attached
to the belt by an iron hook, the cavalry in the right
holster of the saddle."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

BOROUGH PETTY 8Eb410201.

Towmx ALL, rummlay, January 22. —Before the Mayor
end IL Bowers, EN.

Beijammin Brum • greengrocer, of Park-street, VMS
summoned by Mr. Gillingham, collector of market
tolls, for baring neglected to pay 14r. for two weeks'
rent for a corner stall in the niarkst•house. Mr.
Howard appeared for the defendant.—Complainant
paid defendant took the stall of him on the tith January,
at • rent of 7s. a week, stating that he Omelet require it
for a long time. Di reorient took POIMPlialOll of the stall
inn the day be hired it, and paid witness Is. Id. for the
*lay. On the following Monday he said Le should take
on by the week. 7*. • week was • fair price—the
byelaw' allowed them to take Ita. • week. He lied
'eked the defendant severs' time* fur the money, but
lied both refused to pay end to give up poaseceion.
If he would have given up pospession, witness could
have let it 'event times over.-- Cromemitnined : The
Mall was taken on the sth, in the morning. That wait
in • Saturday. The stall was formerly hired by Inch,
and witnem told hits, if lie could get Irkh to give him
Ills card, as be was !piing to take on the stall • long
time, no doubt he would do well. Defendant did not
my, "if he could get Irish's card, he could take the
stall by the week." Ile took it bmin Obit by the week.
Mali bad given up the stall, anil did not Intend to come
Into the market again.—John Drew said he was In the
market-house with coniplainant when lie let the stall to
the defendant. Ile was to pay 7s. a week for It. Ho
was to pay every liattuday night. Defendant said lie
would take on it that and lominenee on Monday morn.
log. He did come, and sold two pennyworth of cabbage,
end vitnerre had not peen him there since—Cross en'
swatted: heard complainant tell ileferilant that as Irialt
had given up the business, no doulit lie would be glad
to let him tette his things and give his card up to him.
Defendant did not say, " If I can get Irish'. card I'll
take it by the week." Defendant had hail the stall that
slay. The price was Is. 6.1. fur the day, but as defen-
dant took it by the week fur thp future, complainant re.
turned him 44. Complainant told defendant, when lie
took the .tall, that lie might sell dried 11.1, if lie chum,
but he must not halloo shout it-P.C. McMahon laid
that he wan called by the complainant a few daye ago
In the inorket 'mum, and complement asked defendant,
In hie prinience, if lie meant to give the stall lip. Delen•
slant replied that lie should kcep it on. Complainant
then asksil for the first week's rent, and defendant said
lie would pay it if he asked for it in • proper manlier.
Did not recollect whether coy mention was made about
Irish at that time. Mr. Howard replied to the evidence,
hut the Bench ordered defendant ki pay the amount
claimed, and 4a. likl. costa.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

HARPER TWELVETRF.ES' POISONED

WHEAT

KILLS MICR AND SPARROWS ON THN SPOT,
--
As there is no risk or danger to Human
Life, nor to Cate or Doge, it is invaluable to
Miusrui. ICPY.ReI for poisoning Mice! FARM and
WatiitNEur; may entirelv protect their crops by scat
wring this Namara Wheat over their seed-bede.
Sold et Gd. and Is. Patentee,--HARPER TWELVE-
TREES, "The Works," Bromley-by-Bow, Loudon, IL

HARPER TWELVETREEB' BLACKING
-ElNjoys a renowned celebrity, based upon
its *Wein' tuttonia, durability, and bril-
litricy. fluid in &I. and I.e.Bottles, and It
r=s.and
Rail•peany Paolo Tusks* by Groom sad
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

Vantusb irt.

RAILWAY Soissom. —The nom/wary depoeita of
,ClO per emit have been made in the Andover and
Redbridge. Shirley and Petersiield Railways. No
petition on Standing Orders has been presented
against the Andover or Shirley lines, and these tills
will therefore be unopposed up to the thial crisis of
the Conunittee on merits ; and as no opposition is
probable except that of the South-Western, it is
scarcely possible to imagine that Parliament will
longer refuse aa to one of these lines the earnest
desire of the mininierce it Southampton.
RUKOLA HY. --On Sunday week the dwelling-hones
of Mr. James Rogers, 36, Above Bar, was entered
by burglars, during the absence of the family at
chapel. The thievea took a quantity of old and new
plate, and about t 70 in gold and silver, with which
they got clear off.
NEW LINE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN TRIESTE AND
SoUTHAMPTUN.—The directors of the Chamber of
Commerce held a special meeting on Wednesday,
when the President communicated the particulars
of an intended line of steamers to and from Trieste,
and which there was every reason for believing
would be located at the port of Southampton ' • that
they would be ten in number at first, arid increased
afterwards ; the first ship to start in April. The
formation of a company waa originally intended
with a subsidy from the Austrian Government, but
the Emperor's ministry objecting, alid the groat
social and commercial importance of the line being
admitted, the Government have resolved to carry
'out the object as a national undertaking. Mr.
Lever, M.P.. who has been negotiating this line,
and is charged with the opening of the over-sea
communication, is highly favourable to Southampton,

and on Wednesday the directors approved the ap-
plication suinuitted to their consideration, urging
the claims of Southampton as the port in England
for these ships.
ANDovEs.—Pires.--A serious fire broke out on
Friday at Crick Lyle Mill. which, however, was
hued without without very serious los% except to the iiPut•
ranee othiurs. The Lam in which the lire at lint
iiroku out was sion enveloped in names, %Inch rose
to is. great. a hieiht as to be visible from the High-
street. The engines were got out with promptitude,
and the plentiful supply of water and assistaiwe pre-
vented the lire spreading heyund the range of
ings iii which it commenced, hut it was found hullos-
sible to overcome the fuiy of the ileums, until these,
with their contents, were ilwitroyeil. The buildings
were insured in thu Royal Exchange Insurance (Mice,
soil the contents in Liu Moal Fanners. The origin
of the tire. though supposed to arise from the tiring
of a gnu, is utieettain. Aliotiter coni!agratiou oc-
curred in New-street im Wednesday morning about
holt past six. The ch. ,y of a house, occupied hy
%William Birch, in close proximity to Mr. John
Karnes' ostensive range of stabling, was discovered
to he on tire. and was rAI/illlY sas . threaten.
lug appearance. With the assistance of some ladders
and a few buckets of water the lire was subdued.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29

TIMBER,

In Lots as described in handbills, with their tops,
lop, cod hark, awl standing on " ANTLLL'S MAIM," in
the aidil p dish of MAK:int:Lb.
4 To view the same apply at the "LAMB INN."
The above Timber will be found, on inspection, of a
very auperior quality, the greater portion of the Oak
and Elm well calculated for naval purposes. It is well
situated for reluoval, being near inast roasts, and only
six guiles from the railaay station at GILLINGHAM.

Twentv.five per cent. 'swill be required at the conclu-
lion of the sale, and approved security moat be given
for the rewaitider of the purchase-money at four
uionthi.

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For the comfort of gentlemen attending, adinieeion to
the 4nle room will to obtained by tickets only, two shit-
huge each, to be returned to purchasers.

A. FRENCH CLASS is being formed under
the Tuition of Mr. GARSTON.
For terms apply to Mr. LART, Dorchester.