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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

LATZST NSW&

REVLEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

The Pod Mon 01 the grain trade has not mater4all7
a Mired during the week. Wheat le agile
Irian in vales, and there la every =Ws=
tenancy to edvance, eannening • more
Of the runt bury receipts the greater t=
sneers to have been already obsorbed by the require-
ment V rommereptloo, oblelt remain unabated. At
premed then an oneand-a-half =On qrs. of when
peasege, mid about one hundred sod fifty thouand
qrs. off coast, whilst the total Moon of Wein do not
excised one minima and a half quarters. Then le
therefore no likelihood of any permanent rethinks In
values, altbeuab„ at the mese time no difilealty ts
signitended In obtelnlas the needful 'applies.
earn hag been quiet. Freon barley meat be qICM
one shilling lower; °anvil's there Is no
Yalu and oats have been droopiag withoutZ
aetually lower. Beene and peas have beet steady.
Yield work bee scan been hindered by the wet weather
and yrcepeeta will certainly be very gluon mime we
have a dry ssestli. So far sowing bee been carrimi
oe under adverse leilumees, the soil not being In • It
coodition to ranee the seed.

MkRIE-LANIC, TIIII3 DAY.

no very limited supply of Inslish ehsat here te-
lly showed co improvement In condition, and the trade
seseequewoe was extremely dull, et lad Moaday's
prices. No &nage In the value of foreign. Spring
Dorn ol every desoript:on In slow request.

MITROPOLITAN CATTLE, Taus DAT.

The cattle trade wee without feature. about two
thousand BogHa and three hundred foreign beasts
were offered. The trade was quiet. Tb. best Soots
and MOMS Wad it ITO sod 11111•plftill t. SU altillinp.
About thirteee thousand sheep, heelndiag de thousand
foreign. A slow deer Undo. Beet Downs In the wool
add it seven old teopenor to eight ; ditto
Sipped, six and twopence to au omi toupees*. Oils..
and pip without Waage.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

wzymourH.

li. KOWLEDII. WO uuderstand tint
Kr. T. B. Wali. is preparing • toenail:al Mamas of our
Liberal member, H. Edwards, Seq., tor preen:Aaiun on
Wednesday evening next at the formid opening of the
Working Men', Club.
ova sLume liont—Sinoe the let of Jatinery up
to the present time, 120 shipwrecked messiness have
received the beasiim of Lida institution. Irma this will
ba seen the importance of the laudable arid which
Captain UM is making to primers a new budding.
Kum FLOM DIOIVXII4I.—On Monday lest, a little
onild named Brown, about dye or As years old, fell over
the North Qaay into the water. It went down once or
torioo, and was nearly drowned, but • boy stretched
over the Qaay and ought it, supporting the child until
Mr. Short, of Me Freemason. Arms, reeesed it. P.C.
Cooper was hurrying up at VII time; but Ms child not
being hurt, be was not required.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

INDIAN MOIL PONT.
11 II PILIIIIIIMILAR AND 0111 MNI
IINTAL A
NAVIGATION COMPANY
Ni anthaelead by the Director 04.0111111 a/ the Poet Olice of
India to realm Parcel. for Delivery M tray PM. Toms or
District throughout India, at • uniform nes of Is. ad. par
poemd or hoed= of a pound we led.
Mats charge covers Das conveyance from London to the
addrein in India, and may either be propaid it paid on
delivery.
Parcels intended for the conveyance mug be mot to the
Company's CiMce In Guidon, *Pry addresead to their desta-
nation Is India, marked "To be forwarded by Indian Permit
P 04." If sent by swot, or otter ooneiyaoce, tho Indian
addrese mug be put Os an hum cover. Is all OWN they must
be soaceicentod by • letter of adviosodating video and contents
for Ouotom Room cloarsoce, and by a remittance for to.
carriage LI intended to be prepaid.
Parcel. conveyed titular Diem regulations must sot excised
60 pounds in weight, sad I Met, by I foot, by I kr*, in
mseminment, nor h• of mon thaa tlloviii., oot contain
to.7l=itc.pr, :dons doses, for which • mparnte WU! an
Soudan of parcel will salvesr receipt for them from Um
Ocatysey in dim maim, sad If required the Company will
effect immune. 'gaud ma and land Ash. The chirp for
insurance inaM in ill oasis be prepaid.
Packagm of • fragile astute, or containing liquids or
Mini a dangerose or damaging nature, will not lie
received.
122, Leaderdialdneraet, Lanka, 10.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

THE BANK FORGERIES.

Edwin lieyes, who is *barged with complicity In the
meet bill forgeries on the Bank of England, was
ezmaltied at the Mansion Boum on Yridey. Mae
miming man Warm was the chief operator, aad for •
year had does largely in bill dlasionotlor as the waders
braneb. Mime his plans were matured be presented •
large numbw of bias, duly endorsed. and aesepted far
disorient, and realised to all from 010,000 to £lOO.OOO.
This. were all forgeries, most ingeniously imeented
the spacial forms of oberine, water-mark, an 1 in some
lames four or five signatures, being copied. Part of the
I proceeds was invested le Asseriesta meurities ; obi
1 with them, and the balanos of sash, the forger made
off. By an oversight In two of timbals the dame white
due were omitted from the soceptanite. A fiIerIMUNI to
obtain them revealed the forgery. The odd ealdessic
as to the tioaceetiou of Noyes with Warren was fur-
idabed by • clerk of Kew& Jay Cooke, M'Culloch, and
Co., who bad area them in company. in defame of
Noy** it was stated that h. bad recently engaged with
Hart= as clerk at • antali salary. Dr. Kenealy, his
souaml, cootended that that wee madame. of Moines
being • distinct perees fr.. Warren. The ease was
adjourned till next Friday.—Aher the ezandaatie• ad
Noyes twopences were brought before the Lord Meyer
for suilawfal possession of mosey, supposed to be part
of the proceeds of the hill forgeries. The man Judea
Meuair sailed himself an iostrument maker. and the
pulsar WM • young woman of twenty. They had
been seen by the detectives at Mutat Statism with •
heavy bsg, which was found to ceetain .0,717 10a is
gold. Both of them were remanded for • week.

IL Thiess le so amok better *et be is able le deist
kis motel boar, Ave o'eloek, sad to take Ms aeoueleated
ezeroise.

The inns of £1,500 is now offered as a reward for the
apprehension of the perpetratess of tb. groat C 3
forgerir
.These parsons, three in number. are di
ss Prederiek Albert Warne, paesieg ander the name a
C. J. Horton, Aladin, Bidwell,Pairee, Frederic, Allareeek
Walker, sad Nelson; Oeorgs Keedennell, alias Swift
or Sweet; and George Bidwell, alias Bosses. Delimited
dessiptions of the men have be.. sdreelebed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

PORTLAND.

AOMORI? AT WAICIEL•IL—Farson Ambrose Pewee
met with • peinfal accident on Saturday lat. The
wind wu nether rough, and whim lir. Pewee went to
• Myrick in his berton to cut some hay, when, either
owing to the wind, the hay being slippery, or some
other cause, he slipped and fell en • atom, breaking an
arm. Be was atteeded by Dr. Hawks., who reports
him going on favourably.
KIWAILD FOS THIROWIIIO • LISIL —ls will be remem-
bered that Joseph Coaddoek, of this. island, wee the
first to throw • line on board the Royal Adelaide, when
she was driven on the fatal Chesil bomb, on the fatal
25th of November. By this mesas was got on board
the line that the Wyke rocket failed to cony, sad the
br,reohes buoy, by which the lives were saved. Per
this ~mental service ()haddock he. received the present
of £5 from the Sward of Trade, and a sovereign from •
gentleman, through Capt. lisaultoo, of H.M.S.
Achill s, We think alai that be should have some
bodge which lie could wear, as • mark of honour for
his brave nnnnn re end skilfal throw.

AOCIDINT AT Tel °soy L —Beoj smin Stone, a carter
In the employ of Farmer ou Friday last, got intl.
such • position that It is • marvel his life was not
saarificted on the spot. He was removing goods at Maus
Terra with a horse and waggon, arid had j eat taken
an article of furniture from the vehicle, and serried It
to, when the home moved on. The Mlle iiSmediStilly
went afar it to stop and bring it book, when be
slipped and fell, and the wheel passed over hie bead. It
wee, of mums, thught that he was killed; baton being
takia op, life was perceived. In short, be meoterei Si
oat. be able after some time to go to Dr. Hookas, with
a complaint that he "'bonito his head was out." Cut
It wu, mid that most frightfully, for the doctor found
that one entire ebeek was almost torn away, and hie
noes was broken. Tine wiss not all; the wheel had
also gone over hit arm, but that we, only fright/ally
bruised. Thanks to a hardy constitution mod a blessing
on the dootor's attend snot, the man 4 going on well, in
spite of his terrible hurts.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

lIRTROPOLITAN MUT.
__ _ _

SMITIHIRLD, raumi.—A modent-e;upply of mist
he. been en aim% The tmdo h.. be.. quiet as follow.:
—lnferior beef, 8.. to 3. 81. ; middling ditto. 3s. 31. to
td. ; prim.) lenge ditto, 4.. 61. io II..; prima mann
ditto, 5. to 5a ; Veal, 5.. 41. to 5.. 81. : irslartor
mutton, 4e to 5.. ; middling ditto, fre. toSs, 4 I. ; prime
ditto, 5. 81. t., Cra. 24.; Litz' port, 41. to 4a 6d.; small
port, 4‘. 83. to 5.. 81.

RAY STRAW, AND CLOYAR.
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DIPTFORD, THOILIDAT.— .uppli.s of hay and
straw wore on male here to-day. Owing to their losing
but a slow demand for prime qmilities, sod no Inquiry
for inferior produce, Mad, was Tory bad, at Om follow-
ing pries.: Prime meadow bay. 6.5.. to 80s. ; Interim,
Ms. to 60s. ; prime o/nver, 913,. to 100 i. ; inferior, 154 e.
to 84 ; and straw, Ms. to 404 per load.
SUDS.

There iii fair retell trade dein to Agricultural wok.
but the wet weather has to some vilest *beaked the
denied. lisooedary qualities of both red aad white
Clovers ere °Maisel:de on somewhat easier tonna This
Is more particularly true of home-grown seeds. In the
valeta of glance, white Cover, and Trefoil ievisd we
have no ...bangs to report. OMNI WWI move off at late
nitre. Fin* black Rape seed Is seems, sad moat be
quoted ls. to 2s. per qr. dearer. For apriag nem there
is increased request, at an Improvement of Ise per qr.
For bird seeds the demand is quiet. Lionel le lirm.
Blue hoillog Pea. ()oat:lone in good reqiiest.—Joha
Shaw lk Soso, Seed 11..rithauta, 37, Mark Lane, Loudon,
LC. -
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

EAST LOLWORTH.

Bo VARY ftirffruarftra—On Monday. • yowls men of
19, named Stumm, in the employ al Mr. Mead, or
Haeastery Perm, got Into the uteri* a • thrsebiog
usitsidas whilst' It wee In motion, to oil It. His Mathes
might io the machinery, nod be was !noshed about
like ninepins, all his clothes being stripped off ezoept
jest st the left shoulder. Mr. geode, walking round
the msehbas, sew what wee going on. The steep was
immediately Icnooked off the fly wheel, sod tbe poor
follow was taken out more dead than alive. One of
Ilia legs we. broken, and he has mislisined • very
',were eboek. Mr. Woodruff. Daniel. surgeon. a
Werehanz, is patehing him up.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

THZ PKINATZ ON INTZNPZRANOI.

The followieg pastoral lite Imo eddreosed by Ms
Gram tb. Primote to Ida suffragans. tho Bishops of the
plOnnell of Oenterbury :
Lambeth P4thoo, February 2801, 1873.
Mc dear Lord, —Tbe alarming latest to which MD-
=provalle In this country bag boon fully eats.
b 7 tit. report of tho Committoo oo latempenanos
, of the Lower Muse of Coov.wition in this province,
' whisk with its voluable and exhaustive appeadis has
Mon for some time before tits country, rind has been
Lb. mows of seldom peer.' atteation to the dorraditd
and decimates vim of which It treats. Bat billion°
no effort too beat masts by the Marsh In Its mikado,
capacity for Vt. suppremios of this great national evil.
moiety, however, booed upon the principle. laid
doors in • sopplementary report of the said ocaninittee,
I now before the House, end likely to solidi the Co.
operaion cf all person. intersated la tte suppression of
intomporanoe' has been reeently Inaugurated at a
meeting bold La Lambeth Library, on the 11th of this
moo* at whisk I myself presided. It seems desirable,
that the organisatio• posseosod by our Church through
It. bishops, aretulemons, rural divans, and parochial
Moray should new be employed for the purpose of
supplying informailou, sod for dealing with • vies so
lajerious to the wafers of our peoplo to every parish.
I tope that you will employ mesh meas. as you may
thick beet suited for um pumas* to bring Ude impor-
tant sutjeot under the notice of tho clergy and laity
of yen r ctiotwes.—l remain, .7 41.1 led, your faithful
brother, A. C. CAMAS.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

Literature.

OW OM 'ankh. Hand iVerd4 Sad the Aoy of bogi
mash us from Messrs. Nisbet sad 00., No. 21, Bemers-
street. They are all edited by the Bev. C. Bullock,
rector of Si. Nebo Woressier. who le masted la
his work by other clerumm, as wall as by several lay
writer.. The contents are of a varied sbarsoter—
essays, poetry, stories, questiona sad answers, Banda,
readings, hymen, biographies, &a., sad the essay book
I. illustraled, lika lb. tiropseay sad sixpenny, se that
all claims of buyers may suit themselves in their par-
ttime, of este aad proitsble reading for themselves sad
their shildree.

IdisiaitZiicr-rrox AID 8011. of the Royal Berkshire
Bold listablichnoest, Ws just termed their twist -
zth
Aunsal Deseriptive Um of Orem and Tarn Seeds.
It coursing the as oeumplete information on laying
down land to pasts,, sad the adaptation ef grasser to
she various soil. that has yet been fussed l say trade
lit. Tbe work is illustrated by 11111•11,008 sopravica
sod two coloured lllesirations of Messrs. Suttee:
Berkshire Prise, and New Golden Tankard Yellow
Pkishisil Misspelt For the introduction of the latter
the Highland Wooltaral Society have awarded their
sold medal of Int Tisk list is worthy the attention
of all oar %reptilian' readers.

The Sosisty for Prosaotiog Christian Meowledge
bag been sallsd upon to yey income-las aims Its Nod*
probs.
On fialard&Y, at the Mayo amine, F. Costa* um
seatooord to two months' imprissuumist for the
abdtuition of Julia *odor Hoy, • ver7 70,0 I 5 P'•••7
etrL
A flao of f3l) has been laNelod at Guildhall on
Willem Grief, a Norfolk (stile dasher._ , for Nadia. op
tie wow of a dimeassolsow to he mairepothas Moot
LAS. MN being sibs tuber of four Ititi• *Wpm
egypi his. born vows eriamtpanose.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

MB GLADEVIONra aura.

The R.,. Dr. Potter, of She at a smiler of
Oh. gi.os pool ttooservstine, held • wail/ ago, made
use of the following wort* in • Rims% which be
delivered Kr. thadstons is possessed, I great of
trimesendest powers—the gift of God, bat of which the
devil Isis gives hiss the epplimiloo. Hill unseat
Govorumest rispreomitetive of Fenian', comma-lists,
Red lispnblittem, AtheistA besslmiste, Anerchiste, and
Husielists. The first act after dieestsbliehment was to
give tileynooth College • check for £183.000, fee the
manufacture of priests. He Is e, deevouring to •
tremor, in • 1 pens of her klaj-stes Immosions, and I
front may own pommel observatiou cm easily that fees,"
Le During the pad week Kr. .7. Gregory, of Bleok•
pool, Ims boon In eommusicatios with Mr. Oisrlmons
on the matter, end ham mot hist the above quotation.
Mr. Gladstone thus replier, Oust 'hankies Mr.
Gregory for the enclosure :—. I am aware that tr.
Potter Is mush (inst. &Mutations, but I bust in the
good sense of the itommunity.'
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-11

WEST LUI.WORTIL

NIGHT S3IIOOL us Rev. W. Glides, as is
his naval custom, ha. Jain given • sapper of roast beef
and plum podding to about 40 of night school boys and
their teachers. After the recast they were aroused
with various games. Whoa the evening drew to • close
they gave thrto. Assn far the Roc W. Gildsia and
three for the sohooksidersed sad her skier (Mks Foch.
and Mies L. Tooke) for the teste with which they had
decorated the wheel on the •oemoloa.—On Tnesivf
evening the rev. gentleman gees • tee le about 140
school children and their mothers, as is his etketon•
when parents have an opportunity of hearts' what
enildresi have obtained prises for good attoodsoes, sad
owidnot. and krona The Rector spoke to thou of
the Importances of education and of regularly sending
children to school. and of the prsisewortby way is
which Miss Foolse did her duty. After the names were
given of the prigs-Wiem for she last year, the rev.
Ifontlennen showed • splendid magic lantern to 11l who
choose to come in, or rather could get in. for the room
was so crowded that many Gould not gain entrance.
Marty appropriate please were sung at Intervals by the
children, and all separated heartily costae many thanks
to Mrs. Gilds. sad the Rev. W. Glides for the ester-
tainosat.