The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-16 00:00:00

Br waxes e Imi-rim rameaßarn.
(FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.)
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LONDON mAiourra

mARK.La.NB,&MIMI'. Ocy. 11.
01 &mush wheat somewhat restricted, and it
was *Oren of seedily at an advance in price &scampered
with Monday last of fully IS. per qr. Moderate supply
of foreign wheat. Dry west. changed hands at rather
more money. Damp peoduce Arm. Floating cargoes
of whetit in request, and priors rather higher than on
Monday ILA Spring corn stoat realised full quotationa.
Turley supply moderate. Fine parcels changed heads
at fully late rates. Secoodary and inferior qualities
dull, at the recent decline.
A fair demand for'raslt'aMlatetrate•
Oats • good tale for most qualities, at an advance
in the quotations of Is. per quarter.
Beans steady, at late rates.
Peas supported last Monday's quotations.
About an average business in fl,ur, at fully late rates.
Fast India linseed and rapeseed Arm.
Other seeds • slow sale, on former terms.
The cake trade was Arm, iand American qualities
an advance ol,2e.i6d.'per*Joss.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 15.
A fully average supply of foreign stook on offer, trade
In • &ankh state, and, in some instances, the quota.
Moos had • drooping tendency.
The arrive/a of beasts from our own'grasing districts
won only moderate. The supply hem Ireland was on
the farrow. Prime breeds changed hand, freely at full
eurrenciem Otherwise, the trade WY beery, on rather
lower terms. The top quotation was lis. eii per tilh.
The supply of sheep was again limited for the time of
year. Prime Downs and balf-breds were in good re
quest, at full quotations. Heavy sheep, however, were
dull, and 9d. per Mb. lower than last week. The highest
quotation was 6s. ed. per alb.
Calves were in short stipi ly and fair request, at late
rates—Ma, from ea. 6d.ito te. 6d. per 81b.
Prime smell porkers were Linn in p.m.; huh large pig,
were very dull, at late rates.

MONEY MARKET, Oor. 15.
Consols for mousey aro 814 to fief, and for the
Amount 89i to WE

Latest.

" Fames" Omas, Monday Night.

Asa MAJIIITY the Qeeint alliDeetuark arrived 1-n Ws
eountry on Saturday, sad is a'geest el the Prima sad
Princes' 01 Wales

Tel Prince and Prime's a Wales, with Prince Albert
Vmtor and Prince George, arrived at Marlboroogb
House on Friday morning from Scotland

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THI "Bristol and Clifton" lifeboat wee formally
prevented on Saturday to the Netional Lifeboat
Institution, and the demonstration made on the occasion
was of e very Imporing character.
WE regret to &nominee the death of the Hon. and
Very Rev. George Pelle., Demi of Norwich. at
Great Chart Rectory Kent, on Seturday, after same
months of failing health.

Tax DISSOLUTION. —lt does not appear to be generally
known that Colonel Taylor, the Government whipper•
In, has forwarded a circular letter to the !coal Conser-
vative agents throughout the kingdom, urging theist to
devote special attention to the register of 1866-7, ea an
appeal to the country will be made in the spring or sum-
mer.

flute Ii not much of interest in the American new.
brought by the Java. Mr. Sumner bag delivered an
...Wren., in which be severely animadverted on President
Johnson'. medusa of do Government, encasing him if
having assumed the leguilative (mi.:Mona, and declaring
that the present Stain Governments of the South wen
not of Republican form. Mr. Davie. counsel, it is
believed, will demand a writ of hams corpus to bring
Mr. Davis before tbe SUM C. arta

Tat British and foreign sol—un—teen oontesting at the
Fir Nations/ will have • pleasing recollection of their
public entry into Brussels- Newspaper correspondent,
agree in describing the torchlight procession as a grand
and brilliant spectacle. The whole city was softie.
Flags were bung from almost even house in the prin-
cipal streets, the civic guard, 6,000 strong, turned out
to receive their foreign visitors, and the shrill blasts of
trumpeta and the beating of drams were beard in all
qaartera. Tint marched • band, and nest • battalion
of the civis guard,nezt came another hazd,then followed
the Committee of Reception, followed by all racers,
gereigneen and Belgians not charged with commands ;
nest the French Riflemen ; then the Voluatesre of
Great Britain : after them the other foreign ridsmen.
arranged alphalsetleally : and, lastly, another battalion
of the civic guard. Thousands of torch-bearrrs it
short intervals lined the procession at either side, and
these were flanked by • vast body of the *Risen,. After
passing through the city, the procession drew up at the
Hotel de Ville. Her, the Burgomaster bade the
Volunteers welcome, 0110114 Lloyd-Lindsay reeponding
for the English, and Colonel D'Alene for the French
Rides:nen. As the proceedings did' [not [commence
till nearly midnight, they did not come to
an end till after one o'clock in the morning.
The demonstration, for 'meadow and effect, his not, it
Is said, alien been equalled on any comudon of a civic
festival; and it is pleasing to record that, while the
greeting has somoletelv taken the guests by surprise,
the soldierly bearing of the volunteers, their marching,
and general good conduct have won golden opinions
from ail °auditions of people. At the meeting on Bator.
day the best score was made by an English volunteer
belonging to the Surrey Rids Corps.

TIM Queen and Royal family are expected to leave
Balmoral and return to Windsor Castle about the 3rd of
November.

Tam trok's Paris correspondent lays Austria nisei i;
in concert with England ant Francs on the Eastern
question.

DEATH OF Tin BISHOP OF CALOOTFA.—We are in.
formed of the death of Dr. Cotton, Bishop of Calcutta,
who was drowned whilst illsembarklag from • steamer
on the Oanges.—Tiolea

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stated that Y;.Coleridge, Q c., has been
specially retained by the Jamaica Committee in connec-
tion with the prosecutions which that body has decided
to institute against Er. Eyre and others.
A PHIGHTFUL gale occurred off the mat coast of New.
foundland on the 22nd of September. A French frigate
and several coasters were lost at St. Pierre. Over 150
dead bodies were washed ashore at St. Pierre.
A RAILWAY amident took place at Ritobin on Thum
day night. A pimento, train ran into a goods train,
which had stopped, instead of passing through the
tunntl. Several of the passengers sustained bruise*
but none were fatally or even ssrlouily injured.
Kf881•0 WITHOUT Pllxisaiov._t young married
woman preferred a charge of assault ayainst an Irish.
man named George Brown, at the IMeonport Goildhall,
on Thum:lay. It appeared that the defeisllant went to
the house of the complainant respeoting e. me lodginm,
and while the apartments were being shown him he
seised the landlady and kileid her. The magistrates
sentenced him to 14 days imprisonmant for the offence.
DEATH Or MIL POWER liOBRE.-ID. Fisher Robbie,
aa eminent Essex agriculturist, and a gentleman for
many years actively associated with the Royal Agricul-
tural Society, died on Thursday night at his residence,
Bolted Lodge, near Colchester, after • mornewlmt
protracted illness. Kr. Hobbes name has long boen
household word in the English agricultural world, and
the intellieenoe of his death will be resolved with much
regret,

Tim enslacer Connecta—The Chard& end Slat.
Reviews nays that the Congress at York took • High
Church tone. There was an early celebration of the
Eucharist each day of the Congress; there was in the
opening service of the minister actually • prociession
chanting to • Gregorian tone u it moved ; there was •
decidedly Catholie sermon by the Archbishop of
Canterbury ; notwithstanding the Sabbatariao, but
seesuinable paper of the Biehop of Ripon, the almost
universal feeling was against that Pa anal view of
Sunday which would prohibit rational recreation 013 that
day. And this was strangely illustrated by the ream-
Mot of an anecdote told by Arehdearion Denison of the
late Mr. Kettle, who,. it appears, was in the bebit of
advising hie younger parishioners otter service on Sunday
to play cricket, and hisfeldearienda to go and see them.
A ringing cheer showed how the story told, end how
=Loy would imitate, Mr. Kale when they get
back to their
_parishes. The eloquent protest of the
Dean of Cape Town against the inposition of the tram.
tris of the 'Mother Church on her colonial children
without the more or less oompensating advantages,
proved that the heart of the Enaliah Munch is with
Bishop Gray% "The Mother Church," said Deaa
Douglas, ^is Catholic and national ; the Colonial
Church Is Catholic and not national." And the distine.
Won mud not, will not be forgoiten.—The inaugural
address was delivered by the Archbiahnp of York. His
Grace described the purposes of the Coupon, and the
differenee of its functions from those of Convocation.
It does not meet te:legislate or even to petition, bot to
unite clew and Loty is the dimension and examination
of the quietism" &tsating the spiritual welfare of the
nation. He urged upon the members that, iosteed of
sonteeding over small cliffereocee of opinion. they ought
he be united in combating the inAdel infirmness that are
abroad among the people The sections commenced on
Wednesday, when papers on the following subirois were
read in the various sections Dogmetiam in the
" Les aseney in the Church's work," "Female
Mini ttttt ions,' r.
and sand" Hsb ' mai Orminirotion," and "Adult
was bold in the eeeningols "ocin tb.liet..obb'reetbi.or the "Increaseconference
of the Epiecopate" in the northern provines ; and •
working men', meeting ems ale, held, resided over b
the Archbishop of York, at which the lty•
Dean of Cork, and other *peahen add b th:l
meet.
tog. In eeelesiamical art exhibition woo d
Omtleirede House, York, and amap,ia,4 °Piiir. in
• very large
solleetion of altar furniture, vutmenta, ang uo,u„amr,
plate in use in *retain of the °hombre of Engl '4.
On Thursday there was considerable excitement in the
fro section, in which the 'raj's' for disen inn wu the
improvement of the process in the eecleuieetieal*mete. Sir R. Phillimore having finished the introdoctorl
= , Mr. A. J. Stephens lie., rose to speak.
alien had waited on a 1.
s Arshbishop of York in
th. morning, to say that a very 'Aron( feeling ea,iteet
against Kr. Stephens bemuse he had rolled the co,
~crated elements in the chalice by the wino, of
Or "aegis." and asked his Grace to interfere, which the
Archbishop declined to do. Consequently, Sr. Stephen.
we. received with very loud expressions of diappro-
bation from all parts of the meeting; end the Arch-
bishop, having in vain rolled the objecsnre to or ler, left
the room. The objectors also left, and the paper was I
read in quietness to semen body, the dissentients return.
Mg to their place" when Mr. 84ephens had conclude I.
On Thursday morning, papers were read on it Nom..
codi " "The state and Prospects of the Cherubic of
"'cm Ecru*, " " The beet mode of attraoring people
to the Church of England," and "Church Rates." It
was determined to hold the Congress of 1867 et Wol.
verlusnipton. The mincluding business w. s listening to •
very practical lecture from Sir Roandell Palmer, the
Attorney_General of Ms late Government, on 'English
Church HYrimode." All through the session aseries
Wares were delivered day by day at the De Gray
Rooms upon various subjects connected 'tit, Ritosl.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DOSCHMITER, TUESDAY, OCTOBIR 16. 1866.