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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

CATTLE MARKETS.

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M ITIOPOLIT AN, Thorsday.—The supply of beast, on
offer in our market to-day eras seasonably good, m d
most breed@ were in improved cooditgeg. Prim. bis.
moved off steadily, at full quotation.; otherwise, the
beef trade was is • sluggish state, on former term..
Shelia came freely to hood, and the inquiry for th.t.n
was ste•dy, at Monday's ourreincy. The best
sad hat-b..A_sold at se. 104. pee There •
fair sale for Lambe at late raise, vis, front fis. dd. to
per 8111. Calves were quits as dear se on Monday, .
a steady inquiry. Prime small pigs were dm In price
hut large bop sold heavily.

Per 81b, to ink the Offal.
d. e. d. L d.
luf coarse beasts 3 10 to 4 Prloorthostbdowsob 10 to 6 0
-.tont ostallts . 4 4to 4 10 'Lre. teem ciente 4 tt. 410
Prto.la,l t sea 5 oto 5 4 Primo min
Prime loots, he. 41 II to 5 S Imps bogs .... 4 0u 4n
lot coats.. Otero 3 10 to 4 2 Neat sod porkers 4 II to 5 I
Second quality 4 4to 5 0 Sas,. ca10e0,04141 0t0.3 0
Prime wane odd b Ito & 11 Qr.old str j4-4.d0 34 li, 33^
Lusk, Is. 34. to Is Id.

Torsi. Borrt.T.—Bri' tisk—Boasts 1000 ; Coin.
oakeep sod lambs, 1O,4); calves, 142; pigs, 312.
Forsigo—B.sots, 472; 'beep sod Lambs, 4,5);
366; pigs, 70.

NIWCIATI LID LiADMIIHALL, Friday.—Fair &semis
supplies of meat are ou We at these mark" the trees
for whir& is steady, at our quotstioes.

Perllb, by the earesee.

d. Ld. ..d 6
Infiirlor bad 3 6 to 3 10 Idorior inuttos 3 •10 I 3
Middling ditto 4 0„ 4 i lemur ditto. 4 5„
Priem large do. 4 S„ 4 II Priam etio .1 4„0 11
Prism main dit4o 4 10 „0 S Larp pork . . 4 0
Veal 4 0 , b 1 ens I 40140 4 0 „S 0
Lusk S.. W. is 74 64.

Bairren., Thereday.--The market was but moderately
supplied with good heat but there wee more than sa
average =may of mooed and tbirdelase animals. no
prim of b. st beef reamed from 651. to 575. 134. and it..
per set. The mutton and lamb were is vary loU suPPIY
and the quality was very rod, but the sale was aos
quite ea leek. the hot weather having diemered
demand. All were mid, however at aboot last owlet
orlon& Ass wars in increased supply, sod such
business was dots' amani Shoo. Blips realised h..
20s. to 30.. ; coaster oldaO.. to 50a. according to tloo°
weight and
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

DEVIZES.

CONSECRATION OF ST. PITEft'S CHURCIL —The
little Church near the Militia Stores, Devises, whisk
has been building during the last twelve usouthe,
was oonesorated by the Lord Bishop of the diocese
on Tuesday under very auepicious circumstance,. It
is a building of no great pretension in an architectural
point of view; but, although simple in its style, it
forms a pretty ohjeot at the entrance to tbe town
train the Bath road. The purpose for which it was
especially erected was to accommodate the indica
staff, with their wives and families, and the large
population which has grown up in what is called
" The Nursery"—• district out off, am it were, by
the whole of town from the parish (or alispelry)
to which it bebop, and from its isolated position,
hitherto, presenting many difficulties in the way of
parochial management. The emolument at present
attached to the incumbency is only £lOO a year ; and
every One who has had the working of • distrait in
which poverty aboanda, and where only small means
are at command, knows the difficulties which beast
the path of even Abe most sympathising and earnest.
minded of clergymen. We trust, therefore, that
Mr. Gioctle, in the work on which he so hopefully
enters, will meet with the cordial support of those
who have it in their power to support his ministra-
tions in an effectual and substantial manner; and
with the hearty op-operation of the Church people of
the district, we may hops hats good work will be
scoomplished among what has hitherto, from the
neosimity of circumstances, been • somewhat diffieult
population to reach. Tbe Church will bold about
300; and the sittings will be entirely free, with an
offertory every Sunday. The total population within
the district is, we believe, at present between eight
and nine hundred.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

BOURNEMOUTH.

AOOLDINT. —NAasow 10A.7L —Oa Sunday lea,
Mr. aed Mrs. Brewer, rootage °thin; of Bore aegis,
oo driving into Rowse, oad • narrow escape of mama
iojery. In deemoding the hill the bores picked op
• stone in hie hoof and fell on hie head, injanug him
severely, and greatly damaged the trap. Fortunately,
the party in the carriage escaped cohort
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

THE CHOLERA.

The following letter has been addressed by the
Chief Comniteiuonor of the Poor Law Board to the
various Boards of Guardians 1—

"pouf Law Board, Whitehall, July 21, 1888.
"Sir.—ln eonsequence of the outbreak of cholera, the
Poot•Law Board have already transmitted to you, for
,he information of the Board of Onardiaes, • copy of
the regeletiodi recently lamed by the Lords of the Privy
COIIOOII under the Disrases Prevention Act, 1855, and
the Amending Ast 23rd and 2411, Victoria, sap. 77.
" By the provision. of the 23rd and 24th of Victoria,
cap. 77. section It, the vestries mid distriet Boards
under the 18th and 19th Vittoria, cap. 193, am the
inthotitim for carrying loto eteention those regulstions.
"Bet theeeittatUtie do not remove from the Boards
of °needless the responsibility .Lich the law has
imposed upon them in regard to the relief of the desti-
tute poor. The epidemic will necessarily create mach
idditional suffering, and may probably canoe, great
increase of destitution among the poorer ilia's, in the
metreciolie.

" Tbe Poor Law Board era eatisiod that the guardians
will not relax their exertions be..... tbe ve•trimi and
district Boar's us made responsible for the performance
of the duties created by these resalaSons ; and that the
guardian' and their oaken will no-opemte whenever
practicable idth thou suthorities„
" The guardians ere fully justified in calling to their
aid such medical and other assitanos in in their Judd-
meet the emergency my require. They can also proeide
those purifying and disinfecting &rents which their
medical oaken recommend as requisite in the dwellinp
of the sink poor, end ouch additional sastimance or
clothing as the peculiar circumstances insy render
neeeriary. In all them respeets the powers and obliga-
tion. of the guardian. remain Is full Coos.

"It is expellent that the scoommodation to be pro-
'iced ler cholera patients, should be in the workhouse
or on the workhouse premises. As tar as practicable,
than fore, the atioission of cholera patients into the
workhouse should be prevented.
. . .

" The guardians Tigo-ald procure for themselves and
0,4441e:0rs the fullest and earliest information as to
the arrangement. m .de by the vestry or dintrict Board,
so that due notios may be given to every person who
may moire aid from the guardians, of the arrange-
manta applioable to the case, and how and where tbe
requisite attention may be obtained. •
"The Poor Law Board will ray immediate attention
to soy oomiouniostions which tbe guardians may
address to them, and afford any assistance in their
rower in the discharge of the duties and responsibilities
imposed upon them.
"I am, Eli; your obedient servant,
" ATI-1011NR HARDY. President."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

LONDON MARKETS.
BY IXPBBSS J RLSCTRI C TBLBGRAPH

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(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER-)

MARK-LANE, MOPDAT, JULY 31

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affivals of home-grown wheat very moderate, quality
Te.d. without ectivitr, but, as compared with
ilionelay We, no change was established In the q not& tious,
had tb• market closed with a quiet appearance. A fair
supply of foreign vilest, sales }wog' seed slowly,
but without leading to any quotable change in prices
(non lest week. Plotting cargoes of grain mow, d
idowly, et late rates.
Barley quiet, at last Monday's currency.
Walt changed hands slowly, at late price..
Gate in fair demand for most descriptions, at late
rates.

--Bees dull, and prices bed a drooping tendency'.
Pease slow sale, at barely late rates. A few wimples
of mew grey qualities ou offer, ill which butanes' was
done at 38s. to 4. per qr.
Flour trade very quiet, at about last Ifooday's ear.
may.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. JOLT XL
lull •••raite supply of foreign stock in fair condition,
demand ioactive, at barely tate rates.
The arrivals from our grazing districts were moder-
ately extoosive. All breeds met aglow inqeiry ; never-
tholes., last week's pries, were mostly supported. The
best Scots and crosses sold at 5.. to to. Pd. Cr 131 b.
The numbers of sheep were rather extensive. Prime
*Downs and half•brede °hoofed hands steadily at from
fie. 10s, to fit. per Sib. All other broods mowed off
slowly, sod prices had a dropping tendency.
A moderate demand for lambs, from fie. dd. to Be,
per 131 b.
For Calves the inquiry 'was Flow, on former tering.
The top figure we. 5a 4d. per 81b.
In pigs very little was doing at &bent stationary
price..

MONEY MARKET, JULY 30.
Coned.. for money two quote 88 to e; sad for the
soroutt, Bii to d.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

imptrial Var

lIOURE OF GORps.

M *tots. —Too Marquic Gaitricartle'askod for en
traphmation of some obeereatious made by Earl Unseen
at the inauguration of the COixtrn Club. Ilis lordship is
ret-rta I t • have soli that it was • subject for regret
that the Gratish Fareian Secretary hat takes • abate
propo.int an artatsicsa to Italy and Froseht foundvl
the amnion of Venetia by Austria to France. Earl
Remelt explained trial • British Secretary of State
jun nt France in asking Italy for an armistice before
the prelmaineriaa of peace had been wattled was a mud
offewive tbing to the English peep's, comidering that
Venetia was cod. dto Franco. Ti,. Earl of Derby &t-
-witted tbat this minion of Venetia to Franco and not to
Italy was an offensive thing, but ha eapleinet that the
Government bad offered no advice in the negotiations
that ha I taken place. Thee had aimply stood aloof
ready to interpom their good aloe., if required, for the
restoration of peace, and now that the pnalindostriee of
peace hal been aeseptod by both ?rumba sod Auatri• be
hoped that the war wottld sows be at an end. It. subject
shortly afterward. dropped.
Ttlintray.—The Extradition Act Amendment Bill
was read a third time and palmed. Earl Granville
calial atteotion to the disturbenon which ocoured
In Vie neklibourbool of Hydepark oo Monday night,
and Earl Derby, in come remarks be made, aoquited
the promoters a the Reform meeting of any dealse of
provoking thneo scones, bet es preimed • hope that it
would have Os abet of convincing them that free
diminaeion was imp,calble in each large demonstrations.
With respect to the point of kW, he thought there
could be no doubt aa to the right of the Crown to
prohibit • public meeting of this kind in the parks.
T110116041%—1a reply to a question put by Lord
Shafteelmry. the Earl of Derby said the Goeernment
bad not givon its consent to • meeting being held in
Hyde Fork on Monday evening. On the contrary, no
such mooting would be allowed.
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Shaftesbery suggested that places
should be set apart for public opsn .Jr meeting. Lord
Derby thought the sump mien • good one, and promired
to °murder I. I.errd Rodemlale subsequently introduced
• series of &term' ins in the lauding orders in mitten e
to r•iivray bills. The alterations were oppoised by Lord
9,anle7 of aliterley and other peers, bat were even-
tually carried. Toe other business was of no public
importasee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

BYMONDSBURY.

Twa choirs of Symoodsbury and Eype have just
presented Min Coombe with a very handsome
referenoe Bible, supplied by Mr. F. Tucker, book-
seller, Bridport, on her keying the pariah. with their
ban wiehes for her future welfare, as • alight ac-
knowledgement of her valuable esrvioss in connection
with those choirs.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

LODERd

THE RICIrIfT Floneicovroast Snow.—We omitted
to mention last week from want of time in commo-
tion with the Loden Flower Show Mr. hke'Reamoo,
gardener,and Mr. Spratt, gardener to Major Templer,
Went judges Ita the cottager. garden& Mr. trOoock
gardeoer to J. M. P. Mootauu,,ffeq.,and Mr. Martin
gardener to W.. Houma, Req., being judges for the
show. The prises were distributed in the evening
, by Rev. W. T. Corpbey who previously to doing so
said that he weld my on the best authority that the
show this yen was the beet they had *err had
at Loden. He hoped in future that the °onagers
would not only inhibit collections, but separais
spweiniene, and by that meths get not merely one,
bat Deward prises. He thought also that more
market gardeners should exhibit. When he bad
hem n to Weymouth be had beard than speak there
.4 Indere vegetables, but only three market
gardeners had exhibited that day, and there were
more than that in the parish (some one present said
sin), so more of them should bays exhibited for the
benefit of the show. It was his object in haying
this show to enable them all to meet together and
enjoy throneless, whir* they etwoldi do now and
then. Be looked on the show as only part of the
day's eetertainment, and he hoped dine present had ,
served themselves. He trusted they would
think the prises bad been adjudged in on
impartial MUM,, and would not be dieratiellrd
with the awards of the judges. —lir. °oink said
those exhibiting should abide by the sobedule, and
they would get more prima He hoped in haters
they would. This year was the beet show they had
had. With regard to the prises they had this year
called in more ex prrienoed men to give their opinions.
—The Rev. W. T. Corphey mid that was the case;
they had had all the horticultural talent in Bridport
there. and those who had been there had thoroughly
coincided with the awards of the judges. He hoped
in future that inhibitors would abide by the printed
paper; be distributed enough of them. He then
gave away the pins with a kind word to each
woos. In 0000lition be said that one pampa in
Loden (he was not et liSerty to mention the name)
gave 10s. for the bast collection of vegetables, but as
there was only one exhibitor for it, he carried off
the whole. He also remarked that the gardens
in limes. Loden were in good order, and well
kept, hut those in Upper Loden were sot—they
were not kept clean, and the walks ware bed. After-
ward, dancing eras kept up ontil late to the pleasant
moat, of the tridport Riff. Hood. Mr. Salisbury,
of the Farmer's Arms Inn, Loden, dispensed re-
freshments in a tent on the ground, and there were
also several standings for cakes, to., outside the
rectory gataa. The greater part of those present left
when the bend did,having apparently enjoyed • very
pleasant evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

Latest.

- Exrans" Orrice, Monday NighL

, THB PIACI PBBLIIIIMARIFiI. —lle CosidifstiOwlasi
MI'S Austris is to lose no territory sere Vewstis, but
will iwy Penmia an inglomatty of sereoty•five million
Inman

rtowrilso continues near Walburg. Tbe Praedans
are sail to have bombarded the plaes on Saturday, and
met ire to several public boildints. At Frankfort they
ore preseing with great urgency on the city. The coa
tribotion of twenty five million florins is Waisted upon.
Ma. N•etso lias declined to accept the oMoe of Lord
Justice of Appeal in Ireland. He is unwilling his ajp
pointmant ehould •fford the slightest ground for a
srpipicion that jatice will not be adequately admini••
hared. Baron Fitsgerald will probably be the new Lord
Justice of A ppe.l.
Tug marriage of the Hon. Evelyn Aahley, second son
of the Eatl and t ounteu of Shafetabory with &bilis
'Charlotte, second daughter of Sir Walter and lady
llary retail cc, wso monied on Saturday, at St.
as
James'. Church, Piccadilly, in the present:, of • large
circle of friends sod relatives of both families.
Mu. YiLvntrow.—Nra Theresa Telverton, or Long.
worth, has presented • petition to the Hones of Lord*,
paying that she may be permitted to proceed with her
immod appeal from the Court of Session in Scotland
sgaiost Major Yslverton in forme posperis. This pod- I
thou wee referred to We Appeal Comouttee.

The Hones or C innows.—lo all, 32 new members
have been returned to the House of COlll VD OM this year.
After allowing for the vaesecies at Lancaster, Vteigate,
end Totem, which tell against the Liberals, the Con.
woreatime appear to bays loot one eons by them changes,
while they were in a minority of 78 at the commence.
anent of the sessism width II now about to close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

WATERLOO.

TEA Mmtwo. —On Um*/ a tea mee log in
oennection with the day school al-the above cinema took
Owe in tlo Wesleyan chapel. The children having
been supplied with cake *al tea, a number of Malta .at
down, other which, public meeting took place in the
chapel. when ad.:lmages were deli...red by A. S. Hodges,
Ern. (Poole) chairman, the Revs J. T. Ilarcluard, and
8. Patten, Kr. T. Otter, and Kr. J. W. Gentry.
Devine the aperieltes the ehairman interpolated nowt
very jediri 'us remarks, Meting to day wheal tartobine.
The children were ezamined In the rudinarnte of scrip-
ture hi•dorr, geozraphy, and menttl arithmetic, and
their ready and cornet salmon inilitiatol the attention
paid by them to the instrnetioos of their tee her, hike
L Their reading woe fairly otoratiod, hut..
would warn tbe teacher against indulging them In
dropping their velem between *be itenteneve, and cantina
them from tbe sing-ohm prevalent reading freqerntly
beard, not only in reentry but let teen schools. Picomi
were also recited, and bymer ming. A coll.-atlas was
made at the sloes towards defraying the debt, £lO.
Aid is rusestly solicited oa behalf of the Reboot by the
own make.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

BLANDFORD.

Cousrrr Pouca, July 27. —At the Magistrates
Clerk's Oflios, before J. J. Farquharson, Fsq.—
Hiram House, of this town, carpenter, was brought
up in custody charged with ring threatening
language towards his wife.—The complainant stated
that on the 25th bar husband came home in the
afternoon, and rowed bar of stealing some locks;
he then went away, and shortly afterwards came
back again, took nut his pocket knife, and threstened
I. np her up."—Julia Miller, a servant in the
house condrmal complainant's statement. —P.C.
Hunt, who was called by prisoner, said that on
Wednesday evening, between 9 sod 10 o'clock, he
was paring prisoner's house and saw him striding
a: bis door, he told him n to get into trouble,
A* was quite sober. W bast he was talking
to him complainant came by and used very abusive
language towards him, and rid " If you step one
foot inside my door I will beat your brains out.
Prisoner did not threaten her, but said, "If you
don't open the door I will beat in the wiadows or
the door," the door was then lucked. Whilst
wirer and a Mr. Hunt, baker, were reasoning with
him eomplaioant came out and abused him again.
This being the ease Mr. Farqnharems thought one
party as much m fault r the other, and consequently
diesiaed the ettee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

THIt CATMI TILADE.

BATIL—A toollrrato sonlil7 of wawa. which sold
as follows at per etone of 81b..—8,,1, eh 8i to tis. 4.1.;
matron. 4.. Bd. to sa. 24.; lamb, 6a. toile. 81.; veal,
As. t 050.114.; pork, 4..8J. tots.
3lollvitcn.-01 sonsiderable supply of sheep, and
rises were Grady support d. rather 111" TO money being
given in on. instances. The b..' lamb. made 44.. to
46c; useful 35e. to 40.; and small and ordinary, 245. to
28a. per bead. Herring she. p made 45.. to 58e ; ac-
cording to sins, condition, and quality; breed', g ewes,
Oa. to 50.., and Ma to fiCh. per heel. Fat sheep. lOn
to 10.. 61. per 16b. Sore pies, 24.. to 285., and hall
fat, 34.. to 38 per bead. Fat pork, 7a. 64. to Be. per
1416.
Wttesuras. —At the raca sad lamb she one Nang
AM in the district very high prices ere being mad,.
Toe ram lambs wrro ibis wreck let at prices ranging
lip...rd. to 130. Oos hundred lamb. sold at prices up
So 17 guineas, and the ar..rage for letting and selling
seachet 8 goin-as the head. At Sherb 4se (Do-ect) fair
about 2,000 head of sheep w.re proned. The 'fade
was brisk, at high prices. Ewes med. up to 575. the
bead, and lambs 36.. A fair amount of basins.. was
done in wool. Horses were a poor trsde. Bea in
this district Is in fair demand for tj.e time of the year,
and prices are firm. But qualities make up to 13a.
the snore, and inferior from 10, 64. upwards. Mutton
and l•inb .111 well, at high priova ; the former being
quoted Bi 4 to M., and the latter 91d. to 10.1. &eon pigs
are h. 1.1 Arm, at 10.. VI the roots ; porken, lie. to
11.. 61.

PUBLIC A PPO I NTII FZIT&

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Tuesday, July 31, and tiro following data— nation of
Calnuat Furniture, ka., by Mr. Comodos, at
71, Thomaa-stnn-t, Wrymoutb.
Wodorioday, August I.—i :bard (Somerset) Fah.
Tboraday, 2. Goodwood Roast kup day.)—Rio.,.
rion horn Waymootb, r, do., to
(.3doba4or (a W. R.)
Monday, 6.—Dorchaater (Doroati Fair.
Mr. Rumor'. Ranotitory ads, I?orobeager.
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Auction of 4,000 Tons- of Coil by Mr: ismer. in
the Market plat., .13, and .11k. Cattle Rs.
poaitory, Dural's:oiler, at 4 o'clock.
Auction of 14r. Harding's Sweet Down Sheep,
at the Repository, Dorebeetor, by Mr. Esser.
Tiowd•y. 7 —Dorchester County Court.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

BTRATFORD•BII &CASTLE.

SALK OF TUN BILEIDINO STOCK OF Ms. EDWAILD
WATIat —Mr. John Waters, of SeSammy, ors Friday
offered by public suet's.. • portion of the very valuable
"beep brerding Mock of his fsrotber. Me Fel rmrd Watma,
of Stratford-sub-Cattle. The stook offered consisted of
126 very line ram lambs and four rams, of the genuine
and true breed .4 the Stratford fl rob, whieh has been in
the hands of Mr. Waters sod his father for a period of
nearly 00 years, during which time every ore has been
taken to improve the breed when ponsible. There was
• large attendannt. Amongst the eompanv present
wets: Mejor Heathen..., beams. William Ferris, Hill
(Dorset), Marsh. W Flower, Jobe and William Taunton,
Krim, 401oroproo, John Rowdeo, Lunn, Dear, Rawleuee,
13kitt'er, Ramming'. Guanine, S. Smith, Tahoe, I.arpen-
tar, While (Devoe), Hilrairterr, U. J.
Jenner, Kirby. Selway, Target', C. R. Smith, Hunt
(agent to Sar Charles Taylor. r 4 RoPveortibe, Seasex.,
Young. Oiling, Read, Tabor, Gale, J. ffery, ke. After
luncheon the sale commenced Toe auct.oneer said be
was • oiriled they would ilnd that the almew offered this
year were not inferior to those which had been pre-
viously said from the am* flock. &her as regarded sine
or quality. The Grit lota sebmitred for comperittou
were sit exiseedinglr choice rare lambs. offered to be let,
sash for six weeks, three from the let B...tember, and
three from the 6th of the same month. No. 1 wee let
for ET 7a.; No Slot £2l (an Kr. Solway); No. 3, £8 84.:
No. 4, £lO 10. ; No. 5, CM 10e. (to Mr. Rawlence); and
No. 6 for £6 6.. Them were 68 lota of ram lamb, sow
offend for e4e. Single lambs sold for 21 guineas,
£164.. 61., and £l3 2.. Si. The lowest prios at which
single lamb was sokl was E 4 14..6i., and there was
only oste solo* as that. Another was sold for EL 15s. 6c1.,
awl fear were 'mocked down at E 6 65.; bet the large
majority brought much better pries'. For a Dail% the
bighorn price obtained was £l5 155., at which Ifirore two
p•lrs were sold, bat several dbers resebeed El. 14.., and
th• lowed price at which s pair was knocked den was
£7 7.. Of the 80 lota of lar-ba, there were only seven
width did not meet with buyers. Four rains were
afearw .rds offeral for sale, but only one was sold, a
(oar-teeth ram, which was knocked down for £6 E6e.
Mr. Weser@ also it:Whited on the (round • most exe I-
leum collection of ewes, not for sale, whisk wan the
Moral admiration of the .rieirms.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

BLANDFORD.

Cowin' POLICL —Bofors J. J. Farquharson. E.
—Ashley Be/lani was brought up in custody of P.C.
Hann charged with stealing a rime of cake from the
shop of Mr. Ilippard, Foduebnry-stresit, but as the
parties would not prosecute, the prisoner was di.-
'barged with • cooties.

BLUIDtJRD HORTICULTURA L SOCIETY. —The
annual show of this society ts aonotiocod to tako
place on Thursday. August 30th, ender the pstrosse•
of several distinguisbod ladies of the vicinity. The
Hand of the Grenadier Guards, and Mr. Byres' hand
will be present. The proem:um of Isst year will
be followed in every essentisi particular.

80crrtinan COUPITIMI AIeOCIATION.-11se prises
awarded by this society to the suoessefal candidates
were distributed on Masada, lest by the Rey. J. B.
Quirk at his madame. In addition to the certificate
of the society the following yowl( men and boys
were presented with excellent works, Wawa,
John Papas, Junes Janes, Liward Painter, Charles
Roe, (naedaliat), Hoary Holman, Albert Whits,
James Domoney. Georg. Bishop, John Riggs, George
Eltioklaed (medalist), Arthur Rut*, William Lamy,
To., Rolle, George Cooke Richard Percy. Car.
tics*.'. holy : William tesbgood, James Payne,
Sidney Hart-fl. presentation was accompsoied by
kind 'Advice from tb• rector who also expressed great
pieletite chat so many had not competed for, but
secured prima
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

The eable between Vslnnis and Nurentodland eon-
Unties in perfect order ; every day it work. helot Ind
eleorer. Mersin between Valantis and Heart's Coo-
lant are ineeenntly passing. The cable between New-
loondland and the learn land is only across 70 miln
of shall nr water. and en therefore enily be laid, and
all the oonneetions made with the lints to New
York by the end, probably. of the prennt week. Al.
resrlv the it. is inundated •i h nencagn, and Many
/v..ndred pound.' worth came throach fncti Europa on
Patenday •fternoon. The message of the queen to the
President has, of 000ne, taken precedes's* of all. This
unrest ionslareetiog is as follows :

" from the Qnve'n, Osborne.
To the President of the Unitvel State., Washington.
The Qu-vn congratulate. the Pres d•nt an the FOC.
costal onwpletion of an undertaking which elm hopes
mar serve as an o4.11•i.on•I hood of union between tile
United fists and lingland."
After Monday night last steamers were to be provided
to take wearies amine the Channel to the land lines.
This until the end of the week will involve a delay in
transmitting of waren or eight boats

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAY'S MANKATO

/ZS Co., TILUI/L

BATH. --.44 mall attendanee sad dull We. Prices for
all deaeriptiesa of grain ware neneleally the mune se
laat week.

Ituoiso. —Supply 4 wheat moderate, and condition
fair. Tbr trrota 01 the previous week wen obtained.
Barley unaltered. Oats were a firm trate.

HcIIPIMISL—A Very smell attendances at "South-
ampton o,ell.ll.ssllsnen, with very little grain offering,
and no di.lvottlon I'.• operate was shown on the part of
either nailer* .4 faders. Prices may be pluesi as fol-
lows good, 54.. to M. ;Inferior, 465. to 50b.;
111111—,;, grinding, 33. i. to 36..; oat., booty white and
25.. to :13.. ; inferior, 24.. to 28a; beano, 51., to
a 1..; pea., white anal gray. 435. to 46..; and malt, 67s
to 72.. per qr. Flour, 39e. to 40.. pia, soak.
WAIIIIXISTRIL- Wheat in moderate supply, slid a
deafen°e as made at the full rates of last market.
The test qualities made 665. to 561. the qr.; secondary,
from 50s. to 541. Flour is still hid.' tolerably firm,
;seconds melting 40s. the met. At Andover the wheat
trade WM very quiet, lett prices were supported. At
ilawoodoke the ..les of wheat Were only 364 qrs.. sod
the average pries was 63a. 74. Here the moply of bar.
ley was or., limited, and only ala. transsetions paned,
the quotation being 355. to 40.. the qr. Spring corn
'WY a very dull trade, as it generally i • at this season of
the yes.. Th• quotation for oate t.. soa; t.aaaa,
30r. 584, and very little of thus., coop la stocked ;
peas, 465. 60s.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

POOLE.

THE lia•soon.—At • meeting of the Quay
Trainees, on Wednesday, an important resolution
wee come to on the subject of the improvement of
be harbour, via., than an application be tuads to
the Board of Trade to borrow £lO,OOO for the per.
pose.
1 A Potts To mit 4m DoossT.—Tbe Poole Rifle
I Corps was not destitute of honour in the Wimbledon
coolest, Liens. Aldridge having woo the £2 prise,
incorrectly reported to bare bean carried off by
. Lieut. Hodges, of the 3rd Done. lie made 7 points
at 200 yard&

Saatoon Ouzo& —The borough magistrates were
engaged Mail a late boor on Tuesday night in in-
vestigatinta charge of rape against a labouring man
named William Bounden, made by a married woman
,of the name station in life named Panay Tripp.
I The case was heard with closed doors, and thit, go.
I oompanied with the unusual lateness of the sitting,
aimed great excitement amongst the lower orders,
and the outside of the police court was thronged.
Bat the public interest received still greater stimu-
lant by the cam being adjourned until the following
morning, and again to another evening sitting. The
offonce was alleged to have been committed near
Constitution-hill. The parties had been drinking
together tt the Roes and grown public-house, and
about midnight the complainant walked towards
h alone, leaving her htuiliand behind, when ac-
cording to her statements, Saunders followed as-
mompanied by another, and criminally aaasulted her.
The evidence being somewhat inconclusive, the
magistrates resolved on Wednesday evening to dis-
miss the case.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

Morottobtrt.

Donarr Iditm L. —Commission signed by the Lord-
Lieutenant of the County of Dorset. —Lieutenant
Albert Willmott to be captain, vex Gould resigned.
His MAJIIITY has bees graciously plaseed to
approve the following promotion in the Queen's Own
Regiment of Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry, via. :
Lent -Col. the Lord Digby to be Lieutenant-Coloael
Commandant, vies Lord Rivera, deceased; Lieu-
tenant Lord Richard de Aquila Grosvenor to be Lieu-
tenant-Colonel, vice Lord.Digby, promoted.

A New FATALITY AMONGST CATTAIL—WO are
glad to learn that the disease the Hon. W. H. S.
Portman, M.P., referred to at the Dorchester Agri-
cultural Society's dinner, as having appeared
aeloopt a herd of cattle at Code ea' stle is not lb*
rinderpest, though it seems to b.. scarcely lam fatal
disease, yet, happily, not infectious, viz., purpou-a
Acrosorraagica, a very rare disease among cattle, the
disc& of which is, we hare, that the blood crudes
from the veins of the beast into the tissues, and in a
very short LIMO the animal succumbs. Mr. Read, of
Charminster, had a orivr taken ill Let Tuesday
morning, and sent for Maseru Norris and Milligan.
veterinary surgeons. They visited the farm and
found the animal suffering from the above.mentiooed
dowses, and, spite of all *Sorts, it died the man
clay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

PORTLAND.

Tin division nf th• Nod regiment statioosid here
expect to leave for Ireland .bast tie let of August;
bet this is micertaio, as they oseunt take their de-
parture WI the remainder of the 56th arrive*, as
there would not be sooogh to do duty. The °Moors
of the 62nd, *bre they Imre, will carry with them
the good wishes of the all inhabitants of Portland.
Tut Portland Volunteer Artillery fete, which it
was at one time intsoded to be held in the spring,
but was postponed from unavoidable roams, is en.
posted to ooms off on the Cadet's ground oo the 641
of Aragon. The proceeds of the gathering ars to be
devoted to the purchase of instruments, and to raise
• brass band in ocomiectioci with the corps.

FATAL A CCIDINT. —On Monday week an inquest was
'held .t the Prince of Wales Inn. before 0. Andrew.,
Eaq. deputy ...loner, on the body of Elijah Flew, a lad
about nine years of age. H.on.b Collins, of Easton, de-
voted that between 12 and 1 o'cdoek on fl•turday
saw the derenod sitting sideways on • horns belonging
to farmer William White. The hone which had jest
been to drink .t the pump, be an to " dine," sod she
ran towards it, fearing the child would fall off. The
hone vat hat-nosed to an empty cert. In consequence
of the horn kinkinr, the boy fell off on his face, and
the eff wheel Mind o'er him A boy whom she did
not know, ean sod picked up the donned, and she
took him from the boy. Tbe child was then living, sod
she pat him into an simply euviage and be was ttheet
away. Wm. Flew, the father of the deceased, said diet
be en a qinrryntan, and worked in the strain quarry
near Easton. The decened worked with him, but left
about • 0143104 before the asaidiant otieurred to go to
play. On hearing what bad occurred he ran towards
the epot and found the deeeased in a earrings beloagini
to Mr. Semen Hs spoke antral times on their way
home. He said the horse went along and the wheel
passed over his bowels. He died about half an boor
afterwards. Jonathan Litteler, a lad 15 years of
age, maid that Jinech Bargee and he were watering the
horsey of farmer White. for whom they worked, at the
Pump at Seaton, when the hewed, whom he did not
know by name, nun along and of his own accord got on
th.h•Cit of one., the hone.. They celled Whim to get
off, but be made no reply. Tb• horse then began kick-
ing..rben the deceived tuned to get off, but an animal
r 'attained to kick and Mane him. The hone thee turned
..n and drew the wheel of the can over him. Joseph
Machu pea corroborative cridence, and the jar,
ret.trned a verdict of "Accidental death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31

DORCHESTER.

-
Coax Ilisassr, Baturda7.-1 . supply of wheat
at this day's market was eery small, coosequently
millers bought rather freely at priors within is. per
quarter of last week's prima. Grinding barley was
in more demand at fully late rates. Oat. in greater
request, bat at ed. per quarter deoliOs.
COMMITTID TO THIS 001111= COCUITT GAOL.
H ard Labors, Williaw Tisard, leaving service at
Fordingtoo, 1 month; Elam Macgregor, vagrancy
at Shabary, 14 days; Samuel BtoQley, stealing
watch, to., at Model-ton, 4 month.; Elisabeth
Walbridge, stealing straw at Toiler forewarn, 7
days.— iiiiprueentern : Edward Painter, drunk, to.,
at Blandford, 14 days; Ann Brown, drunk, to.,
at Lyme Regis, 7 days; Job& West, drunk, to., at ,
Sherborne, 14 days.

Stamm ACO,DMIT.—On Mooday Lest as Frederick
Vallang, aged 22, of Broadmayne, in the employ of
Mr. Keyaokla, contractor, Weymouth, was engin*
palling doers the old dumb at Po: wall, • portion
of the building WI, whereby he wee precipitated to
Lb* amend anampt its rain; remising severe eon-
tattoos as dm heed and slight injuries to his bsok.
EA WaS ottotitood to tin County Hospital, where he
nicely*. that skilful care and attention, which snob •
ore requires.