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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

PORED:IN AND COLONIAL PHODUCA

The cautio•e heeling that has chereeterieed the operations In
mat deroriptiona of Pro Woe during the ptat month or en. con-
lingo... regards amity of the steps, due in moues measure DO
dOUDI to the high level which peon have attaluer., Specula-
tin in 0,00 1.0 uthclow, iiowiivar, vny sal re Fur
Basal the ileum:al hes bens mote general end eiteaslire thin
weak —the trade awe, Inclined to get into dock, nod prior
mud be quoted al for Ilse, sad OJ to Is dearer for ItelleetL—
C,Jf‘e is difficult to sell, the result of the Dutch eale being con-
sidered unfavourable to the inaluteoawn of the preeent range
of iflc.e; small sake of Planteulon hare bees made at about
de reduction Iron the lat• higho4 polril—Oooos at present Is
neglected ; theatatettelve auctions edvertied for nest week will
suable prior to be quoted with DCODIMC),.—In Spine the
I. ttirris of the week have been the active speculative demand
for black Pepper at id to Pi per lb advance, sad a further
heavy 4041.51. Ziasatiar thong.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

HOUSE OF OOMMONB.—Tius DAY.

THE BUDGET.

REDUCTION OF THE INCOME TAX BY
TWOPENCE, AND HALF THE DUTIES
ON COFFEE AND CHICORY.
The Chancellor of tho Exchequer, in com-
mittee of Ways and Means, made his annual
financial statement. Ho said the sums granted
during the year in committee of supply
amounted to 1:72,736,0W, while the actual
expenditure had only been 1.71,720,000
showing a saving of I:1,016,000 upon the
Consolidated Fund. There had been a
reduction of expenditure in comparison with
the sums granted of £70,000; upon ,the army
Including the sum voted for the abolition of
purchase, of £255,000 ; upon the navy an emcees
of 01,000; a reduction upon the Civil Service
grants of £595,000 ; upon the Post Office of
£24,000; upon the telegraphs the grants were
exactly balanced by the expenditure upon the
Packet service there 'vas a reduction of
I:9,000, and on Customs and Inland
Revenue of £48,000. The total expenditure,
including the supplementary estimate, was
£1,016,000 lees than the total grants. £713.000 less
than the (mil in the Appropriation Act, or k 568.000
1... than the original estimate of the Chancellor of
the Exchequer. The total remitts. whim were esti-
mated at £.2.315.000 bad yielded i.74,53%000. 'bowing
a gab: of £2.220,000. There was a eurplus of £2,815,0111.
Koos 1.69 the National Debt bed been re-
duced by £127,400,000, and now stands at £791,746,000.
The estimated expsmditnre for the coming year was
£71,313,010, showing • reduction •11 cern:eared with the
estimate for 1671.2 of £11,230,0ti. The estimated
forgone from all gavots was £74.9i5,01/0. so that there
was • dear surplus at the disPoval of the Government
of £3,663,000. He proposed to reduce the duty
Co ooffee end Weary by one-half, viz. coffee from 24s
per cwt. to 14.. Customs duty. and on chioory from
Ws 6d to 13s .id ; and Excire duty one ben, viz., from
24. 31 to 121 hi lie further proposed to extend the
limit of abatement in regard to the lissome Tax from
£6O to 1:60, and te aerie to to luting°. t.
£3OO Meas.: of =AL in regard to the :moms Tax
Itself, he takes off twopanoe, whiob was the additional
sam put on list year for an emergency. The houses
tax cm warehouses. °Mose, and shops under 1.20 value,
would be taken off these, which be proposed to ksep in
band. He concluded by moving resolutions with regard
to coffee and chicory.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

KR JOHN 000 D tt AND lISEAOH
UTILISATION.
To As Editor.

&i,—lt must be very gratifyine to the ratepayer' of
the tetra, whatever shade ef pol Cm they atsy prefeek
ke observe that our Indefatigable Mayor is awake mid
dela& abolish others otiosity romp thimble are sleeping.
By Um report of the Ws steins of our Tesra Council
we learn that his Worship made • ermuthatostien t
Ike effect that during his Ist@ visit to Lomita, %inducer,
proasseicess, give Issitirgase, or illuminati ths, be
&tad thee to thtak of the seeds of Weymouth, an
esiled is rilr Julia Coeds with the doable object of
aperdag on the drainage bashes% generally, and of
dee hie &Nestles ft the partaculu system of
sibt, referred to la my letter el the 28th
▪ ead isserted is year lathe of the littn instant. His
• worable appears takers beim most favourably impressed
With the presses, as expiated to him by the inventor
to Landon. and Sln Jolla Costae made no attempt to
dheparase It. not having this head time to enquire into
, the practical working of the mew system.
I meet straggly, but with all due deferecee, prof
bowevid, against our eminent Engineer's &amnion that
his scared *theme of • dein sod huge pumping works
will be abedutely neesseary, even if Hillis'. system
, thouli be adopte& Find, as to the pureeing et.ttion,
Is dose not appear from the published description 04th.
new promess--having iileo is now th. nal of the town
—that the sewage wool I require I, be el ,mitel at the
works to one fourth the height which the Coo le plan.
noteesiesus. The engines, pampu, and workbag eapaseee
won't, therefore, be each proportiooately ler costly.
Theo, secondly, as I suggested La my la.t, the system
wou!d molly permit the sewage to be treat's' 'separately
on each side of the water—thu avoiding the necessity
of making the dam, which Illoa• the chief feature of the
plans we taw exhibit's, of the °addled,.
It, therefore, buttress a simple question tt the rate-
payers whether they desire to hams • dein eoestructed
soklj for ornamental purposes, by Impounding tbe
water above it; and whether, if so, they eau afford tt
Pay for indalgias this fancy in &Mites to the uther
new hardens about to he imposed on them.
Sr Jahn Coale meggestrad a fires plea, which he
&itemised, withdrew as impracticable. We Lave had
from him an t Ithorate second plan, drawn up regardless
of expense, and whisk ke OWL/ inellaed to modify se
far as the disposal of the sums la emseeneed. May we
not hope the worthy Knight will see that dieereessis is
the better pert of ram:, and, dully, give us • tlairel
plan—retainher the interespting drains, dispensing with
the dam, and &fagoting Hints. or • better opium, if
discovered, for utilising the sewage; thee armies the
tows an expeediturs of assay tbouseade of Pouches sad
giving us an eocaoutisel but effleisat system of
drainage.
& B. Y.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

wooL.

LONDON, Tumumar —The wool trade hai remained quiet
It. week, butatapters are unabie to replace neck and dentand
Ng pflo All choke Imams are held at extreme rates,
while sad brass ere steady ha nitre and demand.
DRAD/OILD. TilnaslAT.--111srket quiet. The annotations
are reancoted to the purchase el snots required tor immediate
ocenturaptips, sad Mooset orders mouthy received. Toe finer
aorta of wool are eentewbat ne(lected, and the &mood is more
appareot in the lower de•crlptiona. On the anon, prime are
Indy sumeined. In some exceptional elm cantonal:. • alight
COiketmluil Ma) be. obl+lned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

and, of coarse vales amordingly. Yr. Taylor joeularly
suggested that Kr. Spooner In masking the mutate of
which the Club got • sample pal lithe proportion of ton
times of fossils and four of boner Instead of vice germ.
Th..y mold not ell be at the top of the tree—(igr.
Saund.rs : It'. • giddy plioe")—and he advised Mr.
' Spomer to reel 'content with the position In wtdolt be
fouled himself. lie said no blame meld attach to Yr.
Chapmen Saandern who did everything In the matter
fair aid etreightforwerd. Kr. Genre thought Yr.
Sir.orier's euggesUoo, that his Dissolved Ranee had not
beta dotio jests, to bemuse the oheiniM woo not avers
(htliwre.tliuoriadgel wthicLiYchtfwa inolternbUnte'shworld übe"lasibleable to. for
hi
vial a timigra war made and to value moordingly.
Neither did 11., scree with Mr. Spooner that the cues-
' tios of v.ll is should not be pat to the eleemist he
satioipated the tune when it would be the preaties of
manure insaufamaren to give • pimento, of the value
of what they supplied. This, he wee sure Yr. Spooner
would agree with bum, would be edvastalimui " all
respectable and legitimate &Nikes lie eoald me no
injustice In a Mendell welting maasirek_bseasse all
would be judged by the mine Meader& The eamples
they mat slivers eolleeled with the ginabist impar-
tial* : if were to take manatee from the mean-
fosterers, as . Spooner raggested be thought It would
be hardly fair.
Replying to the remarks offered, Mr. B,ooosa urged
that the evils arising from tbe valuation of analysed
imituharesat.tileeNspiP:wpoedfre.mono:dt
as overeiki rell.""mitalbse.asmon belreselitedatsbilea
°vlalubnerittawtodaobarielatilLibothprles Ismeled by the other. 18d-
[tiro"-
Mean said We per ton, Dr. Voila*: "not more
than 30..1
Mr. 011101 asked if a deendell ertild 101 l whether 6114
isolable phosphate was =Pie from boa* or minerals
Sroorza answered be Gadd lafermilially, that
was all—by taking other Wages the masa esaliter
would show to a owlets mama% but be muse lake OW
It was mot vegetable matter pat is be Imitate it. la
reply to • question (we understood Is to my)
Samoa said " They ought to have Mid me the composi-
tion of the manure.
. .

Kr. Caorwas &LUNN= Wood bow &farmer wise
was not • obasnisi was So vans • 110011f11 by Ws
&map's?
. .

firecniss rid there wee se (11111ealty : rake luti
bra publehed by Nesbitt, Violater, sad Samoa.
Lotit suatested that tie eitaild imployed by
the slab (Yr. Mama) applied Ids ors seals, sad is..
Nr all ohtdeed the resell' they trailed, otherwise
seek I.divid.4 mealier wield have had to get s*il
by f lee and intrieste ealeelathr. . .

Mr. Oistraw Stireoate meld sank' phosphate%
no tattier whits they Isere made host, were of equal
vales, bat insoluble phosphotes Tubed, sad how wild
say one bet s essolirt tall whether that insoluble per.
ties was made from booe or minerals t

Mr. hroosia =Wit lined thee SW She veleatiee el
a chemist er&! hareltaida, bet be said be had se
ejection to is If se expleestkee were given.
A role of thanks le Mr. Spooner 'lowa the pee.
coediege.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

METROPOLITAN C ATTU, Tit is DAY.

Numerically we have a f.ir supply, but there area
good number of Interior animate, that can seareely
be t srmed seoond-olava Notwithstanding somewhat
limited arrival' of choice breed., trade is teem
satire than might be expected. it may, however.
be written arm, with an upward tendencry in
both Foreign and British. Mutton rather seder,
with a fair amount of Waimea.. Lamb dearer with
a good demand. Veal also polling readily at !nil rate..
More active inguiry for pork. Beef. 4. to 5. 81 ;
mutton, 4. 61 to 6. ; veal, 5. to 84 101; Pock 3.62
to 4. Bvi ; lamb, 8. 61 to 10a Tttal supply—Bemis,
2,850 • 'beep and lambs, 24,000; solves, 136. plcut):
of w1;1•11 Forlidgn—Beasts, 400; gimp ma
12,450; mime. 111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

VILEOTRO•DIFFUSING PLASTER, 2c—
l/ Sent Pat-fre• oda receipt of 2. 3.1. Stamps or
P.O. Order,

TILEOTRO-DIFFOSING PLASTER, Ta.
_LA for tb• million—rem( Pamphlet (New Mt.),
poet free, on applieetioa t

T i POLVERMACHER, Galvanic &tab-
-0 . liahment, 168 Reseas-streek Loodea, W.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

LATEST NEWS.
-••-•-.--
REVIEW Qr lii E CORN TRADE

Tha Mari• lane lepers, t • "V, t Ply( there are now
is lean for the Wader grave, the fruit bude, awl the
Erzrhieb 1. is early In Belgium- th .1 it has been
the oar. The rent 'Mange ha. oritalnly
the downwind trr..i.noy of i.rice in the market
reports 1.t..e.1r Nair. -tuo 0f... of Ono
salitir4 per 40.11311 c, ti,mi•roween Lt I con al•o oCCA-
tiosally r suit In L ~,t o ei F., • itut Fr.nch
swum* if,, ta t mend, • It 54 .! tr 3.4, In
Parses' 'sot Att,ted, a .. • • f .
()se &aline. Holder. 4: II .vie a,, n.crit soil
at present term.. Marei,sa a. ooum.r. t.voiy steady,
end Belgium dell, and in etonJ initanc.. lower. In
Holland there is &decline of fully One Shilling, and at
Daatzle,Cologne,and Elemburgh prices have lather given
way: Perth with wily small supplies, has kept firm,
and in Poland priers rule high, as well ea In the
southern parts of Fragile. At New York there has
been an advance of two cent& per Mabel, but if cold
should mon the canals their opening may be retarded.
Our mar again nobs • deficiency of 3,213 quarters.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

NARROW ESCAPE OF ANOTHKR OF HER
MAJESTY'S SITU'S.

the asses log whish prevailed at Saturday
Wiliptril as. "Salamander" with stores cad rasa lee
Rea Majesty's ships in port. missed Use estrus* to tire
reeds, having been unstle to make out the lights., AM
raa ashore shoot nine o'clock between Durdle andiron,
Peer. Fortunately the spot WY tandy ; for the eras,.
quenciee wo. I I inked have been serious bad shores is
tbe rooks with whioh the shore is so pleomfully goat
Every eff,,rt wai immediately made by the shim' anip.
any with the assietance ,I the coastguard to get her /
everything portable was removed aft, and s.a
weighs so possible soseintrsied there : end, at higit.u&L
opot mbdAlibt, with WI farther whitest, ei jy;
paddle., she went off without sastaialeg bay
come iota Portland roads, and jails. asinday
be the weetwani.

CONVICT KILLED IN THE QUARRIES,
An inquest was Leld on Hoodu Imd, at the Port Mad
Convict listablisemeot, ura the body of Htar, Lind.
before R. N. Howard, Req., sorrier for the haw.
The cioneiot was received late the prison ou NOM*"
8, Hai, under @eaten°, of seven years penal servitude;
Ma redact wu Very 100 d. Os that moroiag Its
one of a party of epeeists under the ems of Andre*
warder Stew. Dreamed was underneath, to mat the
✓ose, said a large Week of sheet Eve ties was Wag
robed, when the fell roar gauped, sad the Nese lei
end paused him spinet garbler erne. Tee
warder lumpily got the juks awl freed hi.,whet he
did not appear mesh hurt, het walked 30 yards,
Lien seid Le coiili walk no further, and • Kriteria' woe
obtained, sad he wow tame to the Infirmary. The
.ban bad been in or every day for • month, a 5,,,,
regair ezeodoethie of the chaos omelet, sag
there wet to Sew la this as., to Ida kno see ie
that of the wianots, so If the:, had been-7Cy easy
1.••• drawn attention to It; bet it seemed quote *mg
...eel to oerry lb. stow. Tee deoused's eseedel
mintranioo, Tit mu Turner, said the ohms gave way
bairu.e Oa, of tee links is broke'', welch be bead
oat aillerwarth. Ito *boated out to dressed whim be
saw tb• stone muting ; toot terotik want of prewar sif
mind, diseased mred iota riser —James IL•lr, the
instruoting blacksinito warder, mad the rake appeared
weed, and bed bra meted lip to abet tooli,—.Da.
Brim aid deceased died in 36 minutes after ladissimisse
mile she Infirmary. of internal blades, esetandoe of the
abdemea, and mitten of tee ,1111011M—Deesised wee
24 years oil at the time of his deseh.—Vadiet mmord-
togly.— taotber inquest was bell the emu day IS
the body of livtert Henry, • sonnet 32 years of age,
who • sisidnos bed been very good bided, sad wk. lad
been employed in Hu IIII•het. He had gained 21321.
eseght sums the 23ed of January; but on the 1541 was
admitted into the lefirmary, sad died tho moo &I of
deem. of tee beart.—Tbe Jury relented • violist
amortingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

PROVISIONS, Tin. DAY.

Butte: Ira quite at:112110AI ; foreign four to sla
shillings dearer on the Vrlir•l tad, 138% to
Jer.ey, 76.. to 128 a lat.t,m,Eisu. Limorlals sad Cork
one to two atAilings 111,:g. money. His. a quiet
dernsud ; It: I. 711. tot"). Checoo strady ; American.
goal to (1n.., h. Li I.trd %nattered. Navy
provisions dull.

MARK-LANE, Tui3 DAY.

Fair attendance. Marta quiet, but firm. Sigh%la
wheat Arm but naeltered. Holders have been
One &Ming mess money, but without realising the
adrenals. Foreign eesesissally One Shilling dearer for
red sheet. Town dour unshasged ; country marks
Six penes demur, Ameriesit firm. Barley steady, Oats
Sixpence and Yalu One Sitillieg dearer. Bess and
Yeas arm. Weather very oold. British Wheat,
2,831; Barley, 1.372; Otte, 412; Flour, 17,293.
Foreign : Wbeak 24,064 • Barley, 20,6457; Oats,
32,032; Flour, 1,331 sacks aitcl 1,739 barrels.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26

PROVIDING • MAYOR'S GOLD CFIAIN OUT

OF THE RATES.

Vicr-Clutotteller Wickens on Monday delivered an
Ink noting juigmeet in tie case of the Attorney.Ge•
natal and others v. the Corporation of Batley. Tee
soft was brought to restrain the Tolll Council horn pro-
viding eel of the Pod rates a gold attain for the Mayor,
at • eat of f2OO. His Honour held thet th. rowed
expenditure was not within the scope of It • Mee4eipPl
Corporations' Reform Act, and that a Asia wee oe a
nearer/ aqua)* of the maidelerial peatioa. The
meant Is piestion, though small, wee no objeotion to
the htterpoution of the .out, aad Lb. W 1044102 =eat
eartaialy be greeted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

PRESENTATION TO THE COUNTESS OF

ILCHEBTIL

The tenentry of Lord lichester's estates have jowl
presented to the Countess an cleront totimonial as
evincing their congratulations on the marriage of her
ladyship and their landlord. It consisted of a lamina-
sent bracelet of most depot and unitise) pattern set
In plain gold with borders of pearls, cncio,ing a greed
-
fully turned scroll or wreath formed of diamonds, the
kuinhsations of which are composed of are ibasrock
1..,.. formed of brilliants, and each harem a large
perils the entre. The testimonial originated with
Yr. John Pope, of Bymondebury, sad with the "ask.
tame of • essunlital, in whir* tie% B. Chap, el
Waterer., look an active part, the &ahead/sties" were
pinkly raised. Amompanyhog the jewel wee the fol-
l=saltddr= r"tilme:sreseed,
bounr: splendidly

" To the Sight flactonnible the Earl al licheeter.
Lord,—Wa, r rant. on tordthipb earn, beg
respernlic.rdzite odler our inane hearty orgratalmator on
alelliegle WO caner but Mel a lively hornet
ryerar welfere, and Oar it may parer God to
Word the ot Horan and youreat very marty nen
at health and happlowia, and also Qat your noble bride will
brooms by eceeptleg tbe accompanying runlet am a mart
of our errant and goodwill."
Mares of 114 Marts oral aubeiniben to teettosonial
follow.]

The pressotetlos was mad* through Mr. Boring. his
lordship's steward, and Mr. Pope sent with it a letter
expressing "reaped and atteehined," and wishing them
"many years of uninterrupted hadth nod happiness,
surrounded by their grateful and devoted tenants
(1 U. lila lordship replied 64 follows;

M.lbw7, Decobeeter, Marie 7th.
" Dem Mr. Pope,—ln Lair Ilcheiter% name and my own I
Umiak you, and through you my other teuants, melt We-
arily for the very valuable arid beautiful bracelet that you
base presented to bre, aaJ fur all too good seises that are 10
very litany aspersed to the accalipallylag sedum sad In
your letter. I masa my bow much Lady Debater and myself
admire your bandmate prematorbleb I asap( mar gratefully,
and 11 • token 00th. hiserisblp and
that I trust ow exist between my
=l —aari-13•11••• as peers very
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

LA UNOiIiTON.

NAM, of 01If roa4er viii lOUS with doep regret of
the d(ath of Mr. Burgess, who after a long illness
expired on Irlday hut, the Bth lost , at the adransed
ago of 81 year..

ST A MOO I) e g.
.1 %Ins CLAIM, natio tor Many yours, WOO buried
tiLu.lay. It is said that during his official cantor
he buried no less than 1,600 inbabitsols ol 81albrldge.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

norsetsoire.

TSII DOUR Y•ollonni—CaTonaY.—lt Is announced
bat the Qeemee Owe Itegimest of Dorset Yeomanry
Omelry will amemble at Weymouth, as the 11th of
Kay sink for the meal Retied of training and exert's,.
Egritglielos OF Veollolllo2.—n subcommittee,
',gabled to essuader the best means of repressing
berms, sad menditity is eouutry dittriots, has
reported to the special Yegreacy Committee of the
Charity Organisation Society, that while not at enamel
propered to reememend the usivereal odoptioe of any
Cycles, • great decrease In the sainbar of vagrants cod
sesuniltds has ensued upoe the adoption of the Dorset
breed tisk, system.
Clonstrfin ro rue Dosage Cowen Priteoe.—
Harbor Chrimopher Haut, stealing fowls at Camas.
Bt. Michael—fiord 1.404atr. &lewd Stovena and
Edward Dunn, steeling Iron of Weymouth, 2 calendar
moth.; George Trim, embezzlement M Kington
Me=72 bleeder mouth.; George 'Proven, assault at
Me Abbe.. 2 eileedu mouths ; George Weadford,
leaving family oluirgeobb at Whaborne • George
Donnell', permitting at Grist Toiler, 14 dap.; karcAnn
Legg sad Peen, Legg. stealing hurdles at oiler
Poreornm, 1 day.—/stpriebreal : Christopher Vine,
breath of the pease at Portland, 6 months; William
Claw sad James Loveless, drank, he., at Bridged, 7
days.
Picts.= son TIM Dosser Vottreessari.—Lientea-
set•Coload Mengel being observed at the autumn
rammevres the semesity that. corps of ploneres should
es=heasomposeld battalion to camp, aho, to
ass and request' sash Maar to
Isle, a man from Ids warps for bat duty. ks.pllug in
view the following pant.; the man selected should be
between the ages of 25 and 40, strong, aetive and
intelligeet, used to out-door work, ebb asd whiling to
perform mamma labour, end notless then 5 feet 9 madam
I. height ; each pioneer would restive pey whilst. owns
at the ride ot la per day In addition to his ration.;
and when attending a battalion parade 2e. 64. per dip;
seob ocintritaeding officer when be he. irked,' his wl
ties will seed sde.criliye relent of the man bloated
Os • form provided to the Adjutant. Ills to be tits
Ideally understood that the mon selected may alwaya be
emoted on to attend camp and battalion drilla It is
proposed that the annual dinner shall take Mem at the
/Loyal 1151.1, Weymouth, as Tuesday, the 2nd of
April.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

warrnaa 340111M1T11

TSIDAT —Lord Tune mind whether it was intended to
supul) the volunteers with cloaks of great eosin inter bank;
sod Amerman and to nane ameaunitlon for TOCTUILO.
The Marquis di lova mid be had Into informed by Sir
Jenne Lindsay, who hod pronded over • (bromism* appointed
Is 1870 t comelier the ostler, Out the meant aphelion
t was eulielant ; that wee ales the opinion if the Woo
Orlibt GAM hod, however, bren proridel for Use
volunteers dialog the tate mitanin mancourree, end the mine
course Wald be adopted en similar madams.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

IFICKLAND.

An entertainment of readings and singing, got up by
Mr. White on behalf of the regular seholan of nUckland
sehool was given in the schoolroom on Tuesday evening
the 12th inst. TM .2.v. J. R. Cutter, rector of
Houghton kindly deed il4 Chairman, and the Misses
Churchill accompanied the phoes (exoepting the duet
which vu by Mr. Marlow) on the pianoforte. The
me began by the Glee' All among the barley,'
programme
ewhole party of gagers. Then followed • song
by Mr. White "Do they add ma at home." Mr:
Orlin followed with • reading. Rent oeme Kr. Crane
with • song "Oco song shall be of home,"
followed by Mx. Marlowe "It ust suite me." Miss
E. Burden then read " Meldog momenta," and was
warmly spplauded. The whole party next gave "Bosse
Red.' which so pleased the sadism* that it was
enoored and re-sung. Kr. Griffin own* next in "The
tight little Island." Miss E. Gillingham followed In read.
Mg "An Adventure of a 'man' man from the Country
ln Town," and was well reetived. Then Ca09:16 the dust
"The minute gun at des," by Mira E. Burden and Kr.
Crane; thia ems re.deinaaded and lIMPUINg. "The three
little pigs" was neat given by Kr. Marlow, miming
much laughter. followed Mr. White's reading "The
Cats." Tee gleo party then gave "Hardy Norseman."
Mr. Crane gave " Kiss in. ipelek and go," in • very
nice manner, and was Mr. Marlow's reading
wee followed by Mr. White's " Debobman's wee Dog,"
and Mr. Marlow's "Dawn amongst the Clads ;" the
latter was encored. After a Tot° of thanks to the
Cheinnan,and t e ladies for presiding at the pianoforte,
one of the most pleswant and amusing enterteinnienta
ever given in the village wee brought to • oloae by
singing the National Anthem.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

itlarluts.

ml Grain trade still present. an thatimikte appear•
nue. On Monday prices gars way Is to 21. on Whelk
end 61. to In. per qr. .0 Oats, nod the tendency, (uitin
the inilsenes el geed Tonto supplies and the favour.
able weather) is still downward.

Anuaira

Ming.
Ir. lat
06
6.11.
d; 4 4.
MI MI If OA
II .. .. if 4 U 9 11 9
U.. .. eel Us U 0
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at. I .. .. 14 10 SI is la •
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Army 568 MI U 0
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

cHARYOUTII.

BOENT WHILI SLR/LPL/W.—OD Saltini•J • man
nainivi Alfred Howditob, of Wootton Fitspaino was
broaght into our village hospital. He wee eating by
the fire alone the night before, and fell asleep. A
lighted stick fell out of the grate iiad ignited his
trousers, and, before the fire Dodd be potent he was
MT, rely burnt. 110 is under the troatumut of Mr. Lf.
a Norris, hurgeun.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

METROPOLITAN M LAT.

SILITUYILLD, titakes.—Tike market has beau moderately
applied with both lowa fad eduutry killed meat, for • hieh
the trade bee ruled itlaCtilre al the annexed rater —ln ler le r
bS.&3.Odto he ad ;àddlingdlttr,ls 10.1 to ga ; prime largo
ditto, 4, 4.1 to de Id; mime wall ditto, 4. 01 to 4.10 d ; real,
be to 0 Wedge suttee, ee to 4. 61; middling ditto 411
to be ; prime ditto, lw to ; larp pork, 8.104 to ite Ikl ;am all
45180.4. 44 to to.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

vo!ur m_salurrol.

ANDOVER, Pr-id:Y.:last wea'a prises barely
maintained.
BATH, Balarday.—The badness done was at last
week's rates.
BLRWICK, Satarday.—Wheat a redusidon of In ly
ihr, per quarter.
CAM BRIDOE, lialarday.—Wltrat la buyers favour.
CANTERBURY, &tardy.— la wheat a courreesiou
of I.s. per qr. bad to be used..
CARLISLE. Saturdey,—Wheat in good demand at
the full roles of lett week.
CHELMSFORD. Frhlay.—Wheat gave way about
iLDPO"NYIBTER, Srturday.—ln wheat all but but
sample' racier to purchase.
DORCHEBTFiI, Beturday.—Redectlort of ls. per
Imperial qr. In both wheat and barley. The preceding
creek'. ofiteial avenge of the former wee 595, 21,, and
ibai of the letter, 375. Gil. Ow, Bram, and Nee at
recent rates.
_

GLOUCESTER, Saturday. —Trade dull, with no
quotable alteration.
D, GRANTILAII, Sattuday.—Whaat rather lees money.
11UNTLNGDONSMRE. Seturday.—Wheat rather
lois
LIT(..VITER, Saturday A roluotlon of about la
PIieRTILLYPTON, 6...turday Whoa* la. per qr.

Satarday.—Wheat pease pve way
Ist44.lrtFALH, Betruday.—Wheat le pet qr. Iva
money.
OXFORD, &Henley. —Mast wheat meld aot and
easterners, unless at lase money.
PETERBOROUGH, kistarday.—Wht at dull trade.
READING, Betuntry. Wheat, finest, extreme

Saturday,—Wllcal rites
wawa seller.
SUNDERLAND, ziatorday. —,Wbost slow, and
_ . .

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WARKINSTER, fiatarday.—Trade very gat at a
roduatiou of fully ls. per qr.
datarday.—Wbest Inferior mat.
dawdle la. per qr. lower • best slow at late rates
ISISBEAOH, Botarday.—Wheat sold at redueed
prime.
WORCESTER, lbsturday.—Pricue cannot be quoted
any lower,
YORK, Niturday.—Wheat a quiet lemma, at
per qr. lees money.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-19

CHEBILIIORNE.

Wg regret to reoord the death of the Rev. T, W.
Birolb. rector of Megllborne, who died on Thursday
el the age of 79. The rev gentleman had held
the living for fifty years, having been Inatituted In
1922. The rectory of Chess!borne is the gift of
Lord Rivers, and Its vette I. 9364 per annum,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

Islikam,

The ased trade continues very quiet. Oar markes. are 000 mom, gmanded, and Ms bummer poking m mad
in oliebt For Triteham Mere IL a limited ustnaml, at
late rates; of French me 4 there is now very httle
remaining in Loudon. Sowing kti• is Arm. The bugs
quantity of new English white Mustard seed whieh him
been on offer hm not yet been placed, the 'ugh prlogs
asked preventing b00th...; the qaahty of most of the
posogbi N very poor. Bito•u Mustard mei muss be
noted 9d. to 9J. per bushel dearer. rues black Rape
seed to becoming soaros, qaotations have consequently
imigimegg from jig„ to 2.. per yr. Winter Tares move
off stem', at Ins very low alimonies now preceding.
Fur huge blue l'eas we nave an wave inquiry. Lind
seeds are without nlterstion. Jung SRA& & Susie,
Seed Merchants, 37, Mark Lane, LOl.lOll, I.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

FREE AND ASSISTED EMIGRATION.

LABOUREiii of every description, and FEMALE
DOME,TUA desiring to Emigrate should apply as
above. Assisted and Free Passeges obtained to Winds
and New Zea!and.

or Ageut for the Royal !neuronal, Provincial Ball
Steam Ineuranoe, Scottish National Art Union, ko.

ADVERTISING, INSURANCE, AND PASSAGE
AG EVCY,
2, WOLLAsTO.Y VILLAS,
DORCHESTER.

A dvertisensente inserted in all the Landon and
Provincial Papers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

n==t,.

SOUTH -WESTERN RAILWAY.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS for SIX or THIEL-
• TEEN DAYS, on every MONDAY during
Septomber.
A Cheap EXCURSION THAN for LONDON at
the Ordinary Excursion fares will leave Portland,
8.10 a.m.; Weymouth, 9.5 a.m.; Dorchester, 9.30
a.m.; Moreton, 9.42 11.131.; Wool, 9.52 a.m.; Wareham.
10.5 a.m.; Poole, 9.30 a.m.; Wimborne, 10.35 a.m.;
Bournemouth, 10.15 a m.; and Christchurch. 10.23 a.m.;
arriving in LONDON (Waterloo Bridge) about 3.30
pm. Returning from Waterloo Bridge Statbu at 1.0
p.m. every Saturday or Saturday week following tho
date of Jame.
The Ticketa are not transferable, are available only
at the Stations named upon them, and only by th•
Isearsion Train there and back.
Only one article allowed se Luggage to each Adult
Parosagez.
Be. handbills for fares.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

TO THE FARMERS OF Doastraants AND
OTHERS.
_. - _ _

---
Oltisittusor,—Since my last letter to you, which
appeared in the Te/egraw, of August 2od, I bare oar.
tautly b-en astonished at the doings of 11011 C among the
upper o!asece even to the position of peers of the realm,
lo their dealing, with our friends the agricultural
labourers, arid us who are °Moors of their Union.
Already some of the things which have been pro-
phesied of u a requiem to the harvest semen have been
experienced—a diacharging of band; a lowering of
wages, a turning out of house, and, worst of all, the
peremptory dislodgment of poor undefended oottagen,
of which I am not yet at liberty to give fall partieulars.
Time and epees fall me, u welt as 'ability, to pat
before you now those pictures of the trio cupid of
thing, as I could desire. Mr. Floyer's speech at Dor-
chester we are obliged timigarip for the present, mi well
as other things that slid& our criticism ; for the sole
reason that our time is used tip so very mach that no
leisure is our privilege—at least yet awhile.
The uttera ' noe he., of the Bishop of Gloucester and
Bristol, to which so mato others have green
smoura, is to my mind unworthy of • moment's
He Is evidently behind the dates, and I am sure many
of the clergy pity his ignorandat
To sever the relations which God ham made In maldng
"of on. blood all nations of the earth," is both unnatural
and undtdendble; sod however right it may bet*
with respect rank and eondition, the poseessors angieri:e
In their several stages must look well to how airy
peke,e themselves, or, as in the use of the tyrant
Neteuhadriesaar, if like him they grow proud, ambitious,
and tyrattleal, the Most High wW avenge his sleet and
the poor, by " patting • hook in their Jews until they
know that the Host High raleth in the kingdom of
men, and giveth It to whomsoever He will. (gee
Daniel Hi)
It is evident that our design Is in a large degreeegie.
codassood, and we have bees so *ups ; beide
that, we have haidtened to do some thing, that we bad
pu lest we should ooly make anger already setir
yetrr :I This ie my apology for the non.dellvery
thou *colors which in my posieript to the logos above
referred to, I prised. As • eabetitution for them, I
beg to my Met a dopy of rules can be had an
eke, and that they will be posed if desire& "'lt%
herewith state that far kora meting
,is may
spirit. we MOW year masa end add sad
Maid of nu Womb as tar as liss is ear pm,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

CORPS CASTLE

ltuviir 110111.--Hr. Jomph Ile:look, of Brigs-
combs farm as usual, eotortained his workpoople and
assay old friends • leo days ago with • sumptuous
slipper, having gathered in the harveat Is ezoelleut auo.
ditieu. To.. worthy farmer provide./ Mt that a .u.. 1 be
deairtel for the occasion. The happy goats enjuyed •
moat plemmot evening, and heartily cheered hir. sod
Mrs. Horlook at their departure.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

iftl42t=bl

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.

EXCURSION TO LONDON.

EVERY MONDAY in SEPTEMBER, 410
EXCURSION TRAIN will leave Weymouth
at 9.30; Dorchester. 9.50; Malden Newton, 10 5 ;
Yeovil, 10 35 ; Elparkford, 10.30; Castle eery,
11.0; Bruton, 11.20; Wells, 1010; Sheptonlll.llst,
10.25; Witham, 11 30 ;From., 11.50 a.m., Westbury,
12.5, and Trowbridge, 12.15 p.m., for London ; returning
from Peddlagtoss Station ori the Saturday ot Saturday
Urea following date of departure.

STANDARD BANK, BRITI3II SOUTH
AFRICA. LIMITED, 10, Clamenta-lana Low-
London, km. Drain on the Diamood•
Moldis and DS principal lovas la South Afr ca. Ilia
Bank trimming Geary donorlption of Banking bathing/.

VT
at Mlchaalmai, a SHEPHERD
with • family.—Apply to Mr. C. GLl.Ptito
Keynote°, war Bleadford.

WANTED, ANDY MAN who can
maw a man fixed steam engine, and make
Mown paorally useful. Must he atesdy and
arpsrumsed,—Apply at the cane of this paper, Dot
chaster.

WANTED, a claw steady girl se NURSE-
MAID. Must have a good character from her
Issi situation. One from the country preferred.—
Apply. stating age and wage. required. to " T.D.,"
Maros °Moe, Dorchester.

WANTED, in the Country, by • Gentleman
end Ludy, without family, • good GENERAL
SERVANT, who undawstands plan 000 king. A man
kept to clean knives, boots, km Good wages to • oein
t persos.—Addrese "W.," odic* of this paper,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

flops.

BOROUGH, FRIDAY.—Fine samples of early hops
arrive iu Idr .lo•utaiie.. and sell somewhat readily, but
ordinary arid medium deworiptioas command very little
atmotios. Yearhogs sad 0140 sr, dull, sad easier to
purchase. To,, reports trout the various Metrics gen-
erally Sr. very eimouraaing, the hops already picked
beiog fully up to esi.e.tatitio.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

ON 1116 INOKEASI OF kate•PROMICTION

IN FOWLS.

Whatever points -•
breeder selects his stock for will
Soquir• increased development leer by year. If he
breeds every year Irons his longeet-tailsd birds he will
get • Warn with long tails; it he ire. ds from tbe largest
aunts he will 14Cle0/0 the sieJ of these ; if he breeds
from the neatest •pproitoli lose ideal standard et oulest
or le•ther he will get nearer and hearer to thet. Now,
it la possible that the moat pees or bird be has in point
of feather may be 'deo the best Isyer, aod if so, her
progeny might show no deterioration iii that useful
geellty ; but 'ION WI Many cbstweil agaluat this
bappeldug elarpt in very rare instances, .11d LAMM
het• alone we get • cause which blushers soy very gre.t
development of laying in a farickes yard. But, still
farther, In order to show his chickens in the height uf
condition at Birmiugham or elsewhere, the fehoier
partitively retards their laying as long as he e LI, Mid
usually suecesios in prevesung it till the age of seven or
sieht mouths, in order to prevent the bird busing eon.
dltlese, and itjuriog the plumage by goiog to the nest.
The effect of true repeated through SUCOcalille pram is
very great in postponing the average commencemeit of
laying ; but further still, the ors relveh te unoiy breeds
Is sought, combined with the plump cotdiuuti of stow
fowls. has • direct teudency to check tLe pityductivil of
eggs Is any individusi bird, nitrite Ining woolo ti pro.
11140 abundant malarial to outlidirittruns at ouce. ibis,
again, repeated through many generations operates on
the egevproduction of • breed, and the kite' of those
causes is clearly shown by comparing at the present
day the Dark and Light Stabukss. Origlually precisely
similar and vital in qualities, the Oalli breed has
required inuoh more right breeding fur feather, and in
thte country bu on the average been bred to greater
sio ; the 00Daille00li is, that it now ,aye • I se average
number of eggs than the 14111.—Jowl.ai of 110,1,-
calfaire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND
(AUSTRALIA.)

OILESSLAICD GOVZMDT OFTICLS,
32, Cstnninn Ozone, LonDON.
By Authority of the Agent-General for Queenpland:
LAND Order Warranta for 40 Acres per
-LA Adult issued to persons paying their own pedlar.
Homestead selections of 80 to 160 Aires. Land can
also be 'squired at 5.., 10n, iuid 154. per Aare, payable
in ten enuai instainsents.

To Farm Labourers, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Gar-
deners, blechenter. and other eligible persons,
ASSISTED PASSAGES are granted at 1:8 mob, and
Et for Clad Iran under 12 years.
FREE PASSAGES granted to Female Domestic
Servants, for whom there Ls great demand in the
Colony. and to a limited number of married farm
labourers, having not more than two children, and
under 12 years, elso to a imited number of single men
bona fide farm labourers.

Btadtastica and further —lnformation on application.
JAKEB WHEELER.
Secretary to the Queensland Goverment Agency.
Appointed Acent for DoroheeMr. Mr. H. LING.
County House; Itridport, Mr.. ILUINAH PALNOS ;
Sheltembltry, Mr. Jowl BISAITT.

Vl'
OF ART.—WANTED, to Por-
ch..., Oriental, Dresden, Sevres, Chelsea,
Bow, Woreester, sod Darby Poroisina, otijsete in
Ivory, bilver, Limege, and other Enamels, old F-eneh
and Italian D.worative Furniture, Ormolu Clocks and
Candelabra, old Point and Brussels Lao., Ouriosities
sod A oti.pities of every description. Persons haring
any of tile above property, ant wishing to diapose of
It, ehould apply to Mr. (how:al POUNOT, Old Curiosity
Shop, South-street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

Agritulturt.

FARMING OPERATIONS.

Norm Wait: tiept. I.—this week will see the
harvest veil slgh teded. Beans have proved very Vllll-
- in some twee very good, in others tato and choked
with weeds ; indeed the stabbei too generaliy sot •
d Agars. The aoariller st work, rather &guest the
CTpreparing for %Vomit, Late Turnips are bele(
; but many fields will produce but little fOOO,
having bees to long neglected. Os toe other hand
Oars an some good crops already begun to be eon-
woad, ilwedee vary, ead Kassel Wnred also—the
leaser • good plant, bat not much bulb. Luta of seeep
keep, bat WU' stook comparatively. Never saw the
pastures so loaded with food.
poiasrahtss : &pt. 10.—The weather of the past
meek hes been very " catching," neosesitating great
ssaselty in every breath of farm work. In this part ol
el abs twanty the Soothers Army has proved mob as
phoraegers, that many terminate glad lb.' mance serves'
Mee drive teem off into Wiltshire. As it is, we have
Wheae harvested, and in prime oonctitioa ; 0.1, ditto,
aNd every MONO% of to. weather le now seMed to
gigging Barley intorlck. The Mao atop is excellent,
Nil not of it is sew hafting lo amp:lm; sad
sesl sops me kekisi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

TO Tll6 LABOURERS OF DORSETEIBIRL

Follow countrymen.—Althoutth o few weeks have
elspeed since ivy hist letto.r wee in your !nada, I voltam,
by reason of V. wagon of tbe year, and tbe diffloelibsu
which stands in your way at this wawa, to addreee you
• few words of oounsel and osution. . . . .

Our success is no trrtaits no that I now write, although
the nature of your partition and mroanastanom
rmits.a
army Monocles calm a delay, and retard p
Still, be 01 good murage, f r your redemption draweth
nigh. Let in, adt you not to get down.bearted
becaun Vr. Mob le not with or, nor perhaps will be
for a modth or two; or that we have not comet, hold
meetings it. your several wisher.. I wears you that
the Committees of the Executive at Leamington and of
the Durrict have had /Mr to attend to beside this. Yon
should reef the newspapers all you can, especially do
refer you ti our excellent paper the Labourers' Chronicle
and the county papers which have rendered no szeieleat
rervioe. The little trial. mat of you have had hear no
analogy to the heavy trials of °Mom The brutal treat.
meet of casting familia; and their goods under the
losige by the roadside hail Imought • disgrace upon our
eouoty, which if not epee:illy pot • stop to and reeon-
Penned, er4l bring out for defence the use of the strong
urn of the law, _ _

Ile very careful of what tho terms of your eo gigs.
moot with your smployer may be, and If you as any
time choose t . alter your reehienoe, or situation, Of
w gs., ask advice of your Branch Secretary. Read over"
sell tie rules of IL. Union, every one of think. Be
careful not to expwat too much. Don't give any further
trouhle than you can possibly help either to your b.*
Uffi ear* or others. lo all thing. l. have like wee..
Endure harlahip as gooi ortiamn of a noble country.
L-t me ask you to real the leader in the Daily
Teleraak of Thursday (about our Hero friend Rev,
Geo. Ittdriers,l.te of S'albridge, who this winter will be
also ditto
News of the Worli of Sept. 1, CArisrote World,of Aug.
obr
Sept.k a a3i ndtoone v e.. o
perstiee fenr.limnglgraitc,Uon;
in
30 h. Migration viol EnhAratlon are aiding us nobly.
The curs of leaving aervios at Xilborne and elsewhere
should be a caution. It was not allowed by tia.
Cheer up and stick to the Union.
I am, yours truly,
J. W. BAHNBTT.

STICKLkND.
fis•gara. lab7arers haws uses discharged hers, but
they are finding work ilcewbers, through a Migratioa
Committee, who require r.,0 coca at owe.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

OWERNOIGNE.

LAB3ORIiB MISITINO. —Oa M4aday a lab', Intl
meetiag was bold to this plirish. Mr. Snook was qoaW.

--
to attend, and Mr. Thomas New took the presidenoy,
and gave • fe• eloeUent loading remarks. H. T.
Courteney (one of the mitred of Moreton) followed, sod
said he should now leave Dorset, for lie was embanked
and tired of ths trestment he had r•-eived. Mr. J. W.
Barnett gave a speeoh of about an hour, and oonaluded
by assuring the men that their was nothing to fear, for
if they were thrown out of work there would be room
elsewhere. He now wanted 30 men to go to good shoe-
them To the women he said, beak up year husbands,
and all of you come So to the Dmohestee meeting OG
Tuesday, and stick to the Union.

FIENDISH TRRATIIRNT OF A GIRL.
A spirited Red Riding Rood, aged 12, was met bp
two wireworkers in • field rear St. Andress (Hungary).
Tee &Mee demanded of the girl to let them have the
provision., but were stoutly restated by the girl, whet
the monsters seised her and tied
body with wire so tight thet the dash WPM out Into, ead
than they passed a wire through both lips of the little
sufferer and twisted it tight to rending. This horrible
martyrdom wee enacted in a maice field, where the
tends conaninld the mule so valorously defended. The
owner of the field happened to pass by, and bossing a
faint mowing, the horrible sight soon opened upon
him. Retreating hastily to Utah help, he fortanately
met the commissarial. and two peadours, who were
a'mairg vegraute. Th 9 monsters were taken 1410
custody if.. hours afterwards. A smith had to be
called ta open tlis wire net in which the interesting
martyr was tortured, but, sad to say, when the wire
was entreated from the lips the poor girl breathed Itst
last.

THE AGRICULTURAL LABOURERS' MUTATION
The Netiooal Agrioultaral Labourers' Union is
begla-
utog to luitiate ineasoree for the MUM itiO soli/ratios
of the 'Tornio' agricultural population of the octant ry.
This important question WM specially considered at the
meeg of the turintive Committee at Leamington.
The desirableness of entlgratioa being jodielously oar
ried out was heartilly and umanimously affirmed by the
oommittee as • means of permanently arid effeetuady
improving the con tition of the labouring 01.15..; had
the sloretary was fir,te I ti a certain the 000ditioas
ou wt.ich the var.o.t. coloaul Govercuuents will sestet
the agricultural emigrant., so as to give labourers
desirous of emigratiog the wiliest possible choke. It
wee announcied that the agent of the Qleenaland
Government bad had an interview with the secretary
on the subject, and had cioasented to waive certain eon-
ditioas so that additional advsattges wool.' be isujoysd
by emigrants connected with the Union. It I. also ea-
prated that special facilities will be offered In other
quarters. Th s Union has previoosly assisted emigrant.;
but this is toe lint time it has taken the initiatory. It
was stated that foods will be fortheoming to provide
numbers of labourer; with free passages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

UPWZY

OOLL AT BCCELAND RIPIIIII.—The proprietor of
the land has withdrawn the men from the pit. and
nothing further will be done until • company bag been
formed for tho purpose of working it. The cool found
doe. well for making gal.. nut if it is in large quantities
remains to be non. Evidencea of iron hey. also been
eltsoovereaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17

BIGAMY, DESERTION, AND MISERY.

At htalborongh-strest polio court, Sseartheis
Afaryaret Newman, or Jer, tivuig to Bentinek•etresi,
Soho, was °barged before r .Newtoo with akleirfally
throataning to murder. It steamed that smai named
Newman is under remand at the HOUSO of Detention
for bigamy, and the prisoner (his sixiond wile) sent
him the fallowing letter

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Sevrmsn,—What have you de.erted y nir children lw
Dunk you blame ma for this, you have brought it on yourself
through donning rue. You prateuded LO be fond of your
children. As you have dope this to me I will sell my home
to-morrow, and after I here dwie so I will poison my children
and You ere the first [l.ll of my eofilo, no you take
take this ea • farewell for ever, for you will not sus me nest
Trehun.../OurTcobill Is peralyseeserted se.iftalluotoe'si7.ll`h three
You boil. k mchijsri;
of your dret woman Mut you do of your chili:slam She never
has been • who to you—but I have been too good to you, end
this is bow you have paid me far It aIL I shs/1 send Anse to
the magistrate and tell him how you ars going 00 ed
You never will me your children gain, they will all be le
colitis before this day week. Ti. ls all through you... Yoe
are • rogue and • ragsboud.
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Oa taking her into custody, ohs said Ism hulloed
wanted to desert her and the children; that what she
had said in the letter sho would do; that she loved tie
man bettor than soy woman hat loved a was before;
that she was reduoed to • state of destitution, having
sold her home, pledged her clothing, sou last blanket.
She was remanded.