The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-15 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

Coutrictn—Yeeterday a batch of couriets, filling
a third.t.daos radway carriage, paused through this
town as route for Portland.

Email Recsit—The fevourabler circumstances
under whieb return ticket. were Mooed by the South
and Oren Women) Railway Companies hare been
token adranter of by a large number of pleasure
seelism

DOBAI? COOSTT HOSPITAL, week ending May
10. —le•patienta admitted, Pi; ditto discharged, ;
out•p•tiewis adnutted, 101 ditto diseharged. 4; in.
patients' temilising in limpitel, 68i out•patleata on
books, 128; amides* 3.
Werrsocidia Hol,rnais.—We refer our readers
to an adiortieement ,Whibh appears in anotir adman.
where they will find that arrangements Imre bees
made by the Great Western Railway Company, for
excursiooists who feel disposed to take • cheap
trip on their line &inns Whumantide.
CATTLI PLAOUI COIIIPSSIAI7OII. —BO far AS we
can learn no reliable information has been received
in this town relative to compensating Mr. Layer. of
Pot din/Ono, to eattie sfaughtate‘in tonsequanoe
of their being affected with the rindsrperit. Owing
to the fem that at the first outbreak of the cattle
plague in this neighbourhood, the borough wae
I neither • ispiiiste autborit, nor amalgamated with
I the county for cattle plague purpose. sofa, legal
difficulty has arisen on Use subject, but as Me Laver,
in a public spirited manner, and in the absence of
any competent authority, suffered the alanighter of
his whole herd, we eiDeerely trust, for the honour of
our *Panty, he will not be allowed to bear his lons
unaided. There has been some talk of a subscrip-
tion in his favour, but as far as we know, it has not
yet taken a definite form, although we have rem
satisfaction in stating that many gentlemen have
mime forward and promised to aid him in this severe

Tgg CRACK /au Corn Or Cagaba.—We read in
the Threat. Daily Leader of April 33, that the DOII.
eonunimioned altars, of the Whitby Bile Corps,
Canada Week have preeseted llefer Wallace, their
emu 'aiding diem with an address secennoanied with
• sword. l'he address was most complimentary in lie
tone to Major Wallace. It samereed entire cceldenne
in Lim, and believed if ever oar beloved Quen and
enatry required him to draw the sword in defense of
our time-honoured inatitutiou and lag, it doubted not
ha would be found ready to lead the admen nerd
followed by the men of the Whitby Wm. Major
Wallace replied, thankisg the en for their handsome
proems and assuring them that he wail i be always
reedy to defend his adopted oountry fteloat invasion.
Be had no higher wish than to command sub • body of
men an the Whitby Riles. [Major Wallace, lately
enassandiur on the Niagara freitier. is • native of
Leurenesicirk, Hincanineehire, and first cousin of Mr.
Wallace Pyle, of this Puna He has b en for nearly 30
years settled in Canada West, was sometime more
Mayor of Whitby. and raised those famous " Highland
Borderers" Inure an the Whitby Bids.. j

THE Ricworriusernow Bcusz, wake PooPoem to
marry inirohaster with Warshani, and tho two
i lo elect but one repressetative, has pro-
v'ol2gbl 000sidersble astaseinent, not uninuigled with
dialetistaotion, throughout this borough. Still
we do sot hear of say indignation lemma=
proposed, sad, seam it is antlsoeitatively
that the Conservatives will not oppose the second
reading, perhaps protesting would be vain. Yet,
though reeifitsoce may be Mile, it I =molly win.
skiers, cltun to swore the ltugheluoaa's
prescriptive privilege of grusharg. by 00"nsilli a
town's goggling, penis; roggintigwo wadowlsolog7 of