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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

CRICK LADE.

Os Monday • greyhound got into the shop of Mr.
L J. Thomas, and being unable to find its way out.
made • dash at the glass in the door and shivered it
to Mama

CALNE

Tin Town Council have decided open abolishing
the annual custom of the !Layer's banquet. This has
not been the result of • vote, but as every member of
the Council but four, said that if there were a dinner
and Yr. Lowe were invited they would not attend, and
as it is the usual custom to invite the member for the
borough, of course, in the face of thee, fasts, the only
plan open was to abandon the MIMI banquet.

DEVIZES.
AT the Borough Petty Serious, on Wednesday
week, the attention of the Bench was occupied for some I
time iii investigating • charge brought by the owner of a 1
"merry go ronnd" against three young men employed
at Messrs. Brown and Hay's iron.foundry. It appeared
that on the night of the fair (the 2)th Oct.),a number of
young men. bent ;won "a lark" got upon oomplainant's
" roundabout," an their weight toeing greater than the
machine would bear, it gave way, and was damaged to
the intent of 9.. There was • great crowd at the time,
—so great, that, according to she policeman's account,
it was almon impossible to ascertain who were the
&Meal perpetrators of the damage; but Gregory (the
owner) swore to the three young men he had summoned,
via, John Quail, Alfred Quail, and John Reuter. His
signally failed, however in bringing the charge home to
them. Hsyter, it was shown, seas at home at the
time, with the toothache, and did not go into the fair
that night; and if the other two were present, the proof
was far from clear. So the magistrates dismissed the
one; and Gregory, besides the damage doe, to the
machine, had thus to pay the expenses attending tha
.hearing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

CORN MARKET&

ILtai•Lana, Friday.—The a apply of English wheat
on sale here to-day was very moderate. The trade for
ell qualities was very firm, and all good and ADO
earoples were Iv. per quarter dearer than cm Monday.
rie market was but moderately appalled with foreign
wheat. Holders of all kind, of reduce were very Arm
I. their demand, and, as oomporod with Monlay, prices
showed an advance of le. to 2s. per quarter. Floating
cargoes of grain were is request, and prices advanced Is.
to 2.. per quarter. The trade for barley was very Arm
and fine malting qualities commanded extreme rates.
Malt was in fair demand, sad high priors were obtained.
Oats, of good and fine quality, were advancing in price;
bet inferior qual.ties versa glow sale. Beans and peas
ruled Arm, at full currencies. The flour trade was very
firm, and prime had an upward teedency.
For Qr.
Awl, Kent. red. ... 33 to U
" Ditto. now ... 40 to 61
" 61 to 88
" Ditto. .ICto 64

Pr Qr.

I. I:
Ileoteh, potato SS to 24
Irish, I. hit* 20 to SS
" black 21 to SO

Mazsgaa 41 to 44
41 to 4.4
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

THE DORSET
_COlLrgir4Y EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1866.

counter intimidation. Finally they will so?
indorse the famous policy of non-interven-
tion in foreign politics, afraid of being
minced like Denmark to a cypher. And
this much, at all events, we learn regatively
from the speech of the Attorney-General.

111.—No DISPLAY OP efaxwonna that evet
was oheerved,—we will not say that ever took
place for it seems that the display in ques'ion
is quite periodic at intervals of about one third
of a century,—has equalled or surpassed the
falling stars of this November. Superstition has
assigned great portents in all ages to such ep-
Chees in the heavens. We know that at the
ina
Julius Cesear, and other great scourges of
the human race, such portents were recorded.
Quite as many evils have befallen men both
before and since the Roman conqueror was born,
and unquestionably the "falling stars" kept on
their periodic manifestations, althoughithe stupid
world was all abed and slumbering in blissful
ignorance of these menacing aspects. Science
now causes us to see and make little of them, to
see them whether we will or not, and to scoff at
superstitions where we can assign natural causes.
Yee natural causes, however true it may be
in this, as in many another case, that 'all we
know is that we know nothing." Twenty mem-
bers of the Astronomical Association,for instance,
were provided with Browning's spectroscopes for
determining the substances composing the shoot-
ing Stars; and even Mr. Glaisher himself, ill as
he was, devoted himself to the spectrosoopic
examination of those seen from his window—but
was like the Glasgow men, unable to detect any
vtanial lines in the spectra indicative of the
presence of either alkaline salts or metals in
the combustion of the body or in the train of
the shooting stars. All men agree, however,
that as a spectacle the scene betwixt one and
two of Wednesday morning was of wondrous
magnificence. Professor Buckman, who wit-
nessed it at Bradford Abbas, assures us that no
pyrotachny he ever saw or heard of could for a
moment be compared to it in form, flight, or
colour—blue, ted, orange, green, or white. One
amusing episode seems to have enlivened the
streets of London for the occasion, for, if we can
believe the licensed victuallers paper, ties Morn-
mg 'idealiser, a waiter (of all men!) was struck
and burnt by a falling star. With the burn still
recent on his neck he presented himself at the
Advertiser °Moe, and the 'Tiser vouches for the
occurrence accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

EVERSHOT.

As OLD WATIRLOO lilan.—A correspondent
this writes to the editor of the Siond•ird : —Will
you have the kiLduese to allow me a email space in
your rebuilds ordain= to give the public a brief
sketch of the life awl services of John iditohury (the
vaaetahire soldier), who was for twenty•tbree yeam
is the Side Brigade, and during that period eleven
yeirs and nine months a non-oommiseinned °Skier !
lie sta, held the rank of a commissioned officer in
to British Legion, under the command of Sir de
Lye Evans. lie is one of the few remaining heroes
of Weed.... Rim Nov. 24, 17'4, at Evershot. a
Viii 44, in Ihirsatshire, end now residing at 73,
retiem.roa I, Plu,,,atead, Kent; he entered the
aiign.t sth, 11407, being only 17 years old, sad
/sight in the undermentioned battle. :—Coronna,
robs, Birrosa, She, Tarifa, Salamanca,
Chodans. Xerre, Alinares, Savel, Talavera (seoned
time). Arinjuiu. Americus, Vittoria, Pamyrleas,
l.rl,rs Wye San Seheatian, Pyrenees., Nivelle,
Net., Bayonne, Tarbes, Orthes, Toulouse, Peninsula,
and Waterloo. In the British Legion of 1835, 1836,
sod 1%37 unsenT, Bilhs, Heiglita of Ben Sehaetian.
g,,iarears, Atone, and Aranonsy. Thus it will he
s en that he took part in thirty-one engagements,
and might times be his been wounded ; and only
metres two shillings per day; being now 77 years
of age.

ISLE OF PURBECK.

THE COMING OF AGE OF LORD ELDON'

(Concluded from our last).

Ai we have before briefly mentioned, the rejoicings
were wet confined to Ilia lordship's pneeemione in this
county, but from Darlington and Eldon in Durham,
'Shirley in Surrey, and Stowell in Gloucester, we have
received amount' of festivities of equal magnitude
and liberality.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

_
Mr. Itaddyffe's Hounds—Thursday, Yeleant* Park—
at 11.
Yr. Walter Flower's Harriers—Friday, Mr. riusett's
Coppice —at 11.
The Bad Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Hayes Fares;
Saturday, St. Giles's—at 10.45.
The South Wilts Houads—Wednesday, Veruditch ;
Friday, Chitterne Barn —at 10.45
The Tedworth Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Oars Rill ;
Thursday, Haes Head, Martin ; Saturday, Clatford
Oakents—at 11.
The Black .noor Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Radford Bridge; Thursday, Hotness Pound; Friday,
Mahood Neville—at 11.
The New Forest Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Lynd-
hurst-road Station; Thursday, Sherileld Hatchet;
Saturday, Audio Bridge—at 10.43.
Lord Poltimors'a Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Stock
Hill, Glansille'a Wootton; Wsdneaday, Bast Comp-
ton; Friday, Coker Wood; Saturday, lautiostown
—at 11.

The Duke of Beaufort's HounAs—Tuesday (this day).
Lower Woods; Wednesday, Golden ; Thursday, Tor.
martou ; Friday, Swallett's Gate ; Saturday, Foss
Lodge—at 10.30.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

CORN DRILL.
GLLND-PLYMOUTH }METING, JULY, V 385.

IMPROVED STEERAGE
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY OF -

DRILL COMPITITION—IINPREOEDSNTED StrOCFS&
•
PRIEST. AND WOOLNOUGH,
KINGSTON-ON-THAMES, ENGLAND,
ITED Sight Drills and Two Home Hoes, sod were awarded NINE PRIZES, after the most Severe Competition eves known,
ErrDrille balsa soured for Irial:
For 'Beg Drill for General Purposes the highest prise awarded for soy Drill) ... ... ... ... ... ...
Best Core Drill, * the ..t.hllthad psbii&e of lEver' and 12.0
7
11
Ditto Me ... ... ... ...
'
cToro, Clover aid Gram Binds_ ... ... ... ... ... ... .„ ... ... ... ... 4
^O, Distributor ter Dm mg pawl, Mum" .•• - -. :-. ". _' ••• .. •.. • • •• • 7
s„ Best Horse Ho* tor Corn end B.oots, on sa.......adososea windlass of ievars Ma WeOto ... ... ... ... 5
„ Best Drill for Gomel Purpose, for small (110 umbel Priam dm Is albclass) ... ... ... HigNyllonualeaed.
Mesaleelerees of the Improved Palest Turnip sad Kaaare Drab, with allilea esil Peed Sewn toe One.. dapernheephate, kw, iw siwin ormatilsa isr whisk the
rimy. Bus WY weeded ,e• the Plimoutijibew ea above.

7soaps—T-Coni
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

BRADFORD ABBAS.

Thomas Andrews was bmuglit up at the Pellet:
Station, Sherborne, before E. B.mthall and J.
Gooden, Esqrs., on Thursday, the 15th, charged
with stealing • quantity of epp?es the Morning
previous., the property of Mr. H. Arnold. The case
was proved by P.C. Hoar. The prosecutor did
not prow the charge on account of defendant's good
character and the respectability of hi. parents. Dis•
missed with a caution.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

Vampobirc.

RINGWOOD.

Mmenittat. WINDOW. —Durinfi the pest week, tbei
lights of the east end of the perish church have been
filled with stained glue, in memory of the late Mr
.1. Morant, of the Manor H 0116). The window is o
the antique style, and the colour. are very superior
The figures (of which there are six groups) represent
the leading incidents in the life of St. John the
Baptist, and between the panels the four mu) ir
prophets are inserted. The window, which is erected
by the three sons, was executed by Hardman, of
Birmingham, at a cost of 400 guineas. Another
great improvement in the church has been effected
by placing two of Gurney's patent stoves at the west
end of the church.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

WILTON.

MATH By D•owirtso.—On Tuesday • little girl,
aged about four years, named Aline Newman, living
with her father, a stone sawyer, in North-street,
was mired at dinner time from her home. All
search for her proved in vain until Wednesday
morning, when her lifeless body was discovered lying
at the bottom of tbs stream which ilows from Mr.
Naistes felting mill, in Crow-lane. No doubt the
child had been incautiously playing too near the edge
of the water, and had fallen in. Mr. Wilson, the
coroner, held an inquest on Thursday, at the Town.
ball, when a verdict of " Accidentally drowned" was
returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

LODEM

Tws Herd W.Abbott, organizing Secretary of the
Cannes' Aid Society, reacWd in the parish church
lasl Sunday week, • most interesting land in-
struotive sermon from the tart "lb. love of Christ
000straipeth us," to • large oongregation oonsieting
principnlly of the 'shearing clam. He quite
imoreeded in splinting the sympathies of him bearers in
behalf of the society, and doubtless his visit to
Loden manually will be looked forward to with
pleasure. The oolleotion amounted to £1 18.. Od.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

foreign Intelligence.

TRTas is "mid reason to believe that the Dent/noes on
the Fenian prisoners in Canada will be commuted.
A PLNACIA ems lihrscr.—The Elpeni-h
journals recommend the rweettbliehment el the inqui-
sition in Spain, ns the sole 111141111 Of saving society.

Dr consequence of Mr. Daris's rapidly declining health
the lacialatare of bliminsiovi have under °meld/oration a
a volition to the Government for his misses under
boil.
THR French Oesmer Pereire, Capt. Emach.ang, ~E;eh
arrie,i at Ns. York from Hamm the other day, made
the plumage in nine days; mid to be the quickest on
record.
TR{ Duly Trieprop4 comments co the =mince fact
that • ahioload of Americans are oolonising the plains of
Sharon in P•lestine—the new and the old world thus
brought together.
A poem power, the /Prodded, slimmed to ham •
semi-official °hamster, says that Prussia has for the
nreseal doolined the propos is of Austria for • room
mend.] treaty. _

CHAIM'S J. lfredunt, a ftill-blooded Berm h.. been
nominated far th I.E lature In the moat wealthy and
arbaneratie ward of Radom and F.. G. Walker. another
myro, ices been naminated for the legislature in
flharle•town, Maracbmietta.
lima has reached Florence from Rome that it has been
deciimi in • weret orinaidery that if the Pope should be
ohlted to gnit Rime he eLefl weic an earls= in Malta.
The owlociastisicl authorities of that island have. it
.Jed, recelved la
mml-411411 .tukstion of ibis decision.

- --
Two Nona Lain.. FPI= FOR Poacerno —The
'Mimeo of Namur Mate that the 11 arehinnem be Molina
awl the Doak.- del Pilar Orneo de be Rios have been
each flood :10f by the reirreetional tribunal of that town.
and bad their fewlierpieme emillaasiad, for .boot with-
out a licence in the wrinnume of Dave.

•
EXTBAORDIII AZT LITMAIGT.—A we of prolonged
lethargy is at thin moment witnessed near Yvetot, in
Prance. A young man, aged 20. hen now been sleepier
for about three week,. Gruel and • small quantity of
wine me peened down his throat every ditY• His respire-
lion and pnlee are regular. Re inlaid to have lain n a
similar elate for • fortnight three years hack.
DIRAPPoPiTIO) AMBITION —"Oa the death of the
,von of Jaw," says • letter from that country is
'rosaries/as, "ten high dignitaries demasded the
favour of being allowed to rip themselves
• the deceased ruler. Five only were
-Shen Lot being mifiloiently noble

the /so.,
unsoaak•bie
up
in honour c,
deemed worth), the a
'MI IN • BATS. --A
to ready* it.'"
-is, who 00-habited
CNILD KURD= AND • three months
German tailor named Suri_ arta. at hi- harm. of
with a prostitute, rind had a male Alto —ant
old, eatiostod the infant at bowie during the a-
Its mother, sod. wrapping the body uplo spatula, a
to s bath establishment in tie Ilse Bram oa bids".
Rinosining in • private ashissit s loss] time, the door las
ordered lob. opine& whoa it wax lowed that tlyi foremen bed °idm a vela la his ens, sad Wad to &Ws iart: pghy with 1,,
srliss INN
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.

EVRT communication must be authenticated by th
name and address of the writer there,f, not neces-
sarily for publication, but u a guarantee of good
faith.

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS
Dr)RCHESTER, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 90. 186&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

SELECTIONS FROM SATURDAr3 MARKETS.

TN! COIN TRAWL

BATH. —Them IMO • moderate supply of wheat, which
met withi quick sale. Red temples reamed 64 to
66u per qr. ; white, Nu to 65u.; burley sold et from
30e. to 35e per qr. ; black onts, 22e. to 2k,; white,
28e to 245. ; beam, 225. to 275. per nick ; peso, 20a.
*0 23..

}Lumens —Tbe liouthamptoe Corn•Ezebanse wee
well attended and wheat WWII be noted la. to Ste. per
qr- advance upon het week's prima. The best nun of
barieL were very firm, oats the turn dearer, and also
beans and peas in aU descriptions. in which a fair
Weems was tranmelsid. FiOUT WY lc per mob dearer.
Wheat, good new and old. 58.5. to 66a ; inferior. 411 s.
to 66e. ; barley, malting, 48.. to 52.. ; grinding. 331. to
38a, ; cote. beavy white and black, 291. to 36. ; inferior,
Me. to 28a. ; pow 42.. to 44a.; beans, old, 65a. to 60a ;
new, 404 to 48a.; and malt, 74a to 765. per qr. ; dour,
46. 416. per mak.

TitiADlNG.—Tbe better class qualities of wheat were
taken off with readiness at an advance varying from 24
goB.. on the teems of this day se'nnight The inter-
mediate sorts ~ho met • good sale, and were shout 1.
dearer. Old white wheat sok! at 69. to 73e.; secondary,
645. to 695.; and inferior, 59a to 63a; beet lots of red
wheat, &IL to 674-; secondary, 59a. to 624.; and inferior,
534. to 58e. All be malting paroels were in active re-
quest, still no advance on previous terms was established.
Secondary parcels sold at 464. to 50a.; sod tea grinding
from 284. to 30. Oats realizad &little more money than
on this day sennlscht Fine Pelands, from 284. to 32a.;
Waterloo sorts, 25.. to 28..; Tottery, 21s. to 2ts. New
white este, being of light weight, were from 17a to 204.
Th. market both for beans and peas ruled firm ; old
beans were quoted at 495. to 53.; new, 49.. to 455.;
peas, 38. to 421.

Weamarria.—Onr market was well attended to-day
and we liad a large wanly of corn. The wheat trade again
showed much activity, and nearly everything wee mold
at an elven« 012.. to 3e. the qr. on the pries@ of last
week. Best qoalities made We. to Us.; secondary and
other semplea U.. to 58e. The barley trade here was
cot no active no of late, and inferior qualities of malting
were easier to buy. The beet lots made 50s. to 56e.,
and the secondary 42t. to 42.. Ono-Ito La ley had a
better sale, at from 325. to 445. the qr. In other cons
them is not much doing. Gets, white, are quotsd 32e.
to 335. and bleak from 245. to 28a, Rem. are very Ann,
48s. to 66a. hemg the general quotation. Peas are
brought in very sparingly. Price. are from 445. to 48s.
the qr., /our hie kept pace with the upward prices of
wheat and is quoted 445. to 431. the sack for the beet
geoends. A great deal of rain has fallen during the
week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

CHARMOUTH.

SIIMIEN DIUTIL—C. F. Collier, Esq., of Bellair,
was found dead, sitting in his chair, in his dressing
room, no Friday morning seanight. A servant had
carried him hot water a short time before, and be
had dressed himself, but he did not come down
stairs, so the servant writ to hie room and discovered
that he was dead. The deceased gentleman was
much respected, and is universally regretted.

LYME REGIS.

A Oran, named Parker, aged fifteen
months, residing in Sherborne Lae, on Wednesday
se'nnight took hold of a kettle, which oontained
boiling water, and upset the oontenta over himself.
He was badly welded about the chest and abdomen,
but he is going on favourably.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

TROWBRIDGE.

EXTRAORDINARY CRUELTY TO • Wipe—At the
magietrates' officio, on Thursday, before Major Clark
and the Rev. T. H. Tait, • well-to-do termer, of
Bilperton, named Alfred Blake, was brought up
under • warrant charged with assaulting his wife,
Dome Blake. For • long time pant he has been
pursuing • systematic course of cruelty towards her,
especially when under the influeroe of drink. She
says that he has repeatedly knocked her down as
many as seven times following by blows in her head,
mace knocking three of her teeth out. He has taken
her by her two hands and swung her over his
shoulder, and in that manner earned her about for
• considerable time entil she has been sick. He ham
tied her bands together, and hung her out of the
window by them for • long time. He has kicked
her out of bed when she has been ill, and compelled
her to lie on the floor all night. He bar turned her
out of doors in the middle of the night; and on one
occasion in winter, and when near her confinement,
be turned her out of doors naked, and compelled her
to stay there till morning in the pains of labour, and
she was confined three hours after her re-admittance
to the house. These and many other acts of
barbarity he bas varied by novel.mading and getting
drunk. The present charge was for testing her
head against the floor, varying the cruelty by hold•
ing her by the hair, and striking her with his fist.
He swore be would kill her, and she called murder,
upon which • neighbour came to the door and
knocked for admittance, which caused him to dmist,
or, said his wife, be would have killed we on the
spot. The magistrates gave the brute • severe
lecture, and committed him for two months' hard
labour forthwith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

en iltsbirt.

SALISBURY.

SALISBURY CATHEDRAL RASTO•ATION. —We AM
glad to learn that these works are rrogressing esti,.
faotorily. The tower's made secureand the defective
stone w irk sound. The west front is being restored,
and the Dean and Chapter, at their own cost, have
undertaken to warm the church by means of stoves,
as suocessfally done in many other of our cathedrals.
We have the pleasure to add that the restoration
fund has been augmented by the liberal donation of
.£lOO from Commander Elliot Morris, R is., the son
of • former Prebendary; and of £3O from Mr. F.
Leybourn Popham. A lady has lately presented,
through the tintxtean, £lO towards a special fund
for polishing the Purbeck marble shafts in the lady
chapel.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

CUESILBORNE.

Smarr Thin Cumin. —Daring the night of Satur-
day, the 10th mat, the carpenter's shop of Mr. Henry
Mullett, at this placer, was entered, sods quantity
of carpenter's tools stolen therefrom. Information
, was green to the constable stationed there P.C.
}Callaway, who went to Dorchester, and other places
to make inquiries, but unsuccessfully, and
who acquainted Sept. Brown, of Cerne Abbas,
with the circumstance' of tbe case. On Monday
I morning the superintendent,snepecting amen named
Hopkins from his movementa,went in search of him,
accompanied by Mr. Mullett. He was heard of ae
being at the Giant's Head Inn, and thither they
prooeeded, but on their arrival they found he had
started in a carrier's van for Stalbridge. Following on
his track to that town, the superintendent learned
that the suspect bad alighted at the Green Mao inn,
Lydlinch. Returning as speedily as possible, they
traced him from Lydlinch to Sturminder Newton,
where all inquiries as to hie whereabouts were fruit.
less.. It was now the dusk of evening, and as they were
driving totrarcia Ilaselbury Brian,where they thought
he might possibly have gone, they overtook the very
man they sought trudging along the road. The
superintendent asked Hopkins if be would get up
and ride, and he, not knowing who it was giving
him the invitation, said "be should be very
glad of • lift, as he was very tired." He got
up, and was accommodated with a east between
the superintendent and Mr. Mullett Directl,
after the man began looking from one to the
other and =narrating the utmost concern, when
Superintendent Brown said "What, don't you
know me, Hopkin's ?" and het finding himself
caught, said " I have • alight notion of you." The
superintendent told him he had been looking for him
all day, and charged him with the robbery at Mr.
Mullett's. On searching him an axe was found,
which Mr. Mullett identified. Some of the tools
were found at Mr. Rose's, carpenter, Belchalwell,
and others at the house of prisoner's father. at
Lydlinch. Hopkins adn.itted his guilt, he was taken
!before .1. C. Dale, J P., and remanded till
Wednesday, the 21st instant.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

WIYMOUTH.

AKPACLTTSC4 Tllll POLlCL—Willium Mania Nut
on bail from 'Thursday evening, was charged before
the Borough Magiemeem on Tuesday with being
drunk and arenulting the pollee. —Fined 10s. and
sods, the Mayor desiring defendant and others of his
elan to bear in mind that the Bench were deter-
mined, when the police properly carried out their
duty, to uphold them iii It.
OItATUITOCA INTIINSIIMUICI.. William Pitman, a
lad, wee summoned before the Borough Magistrame
on Tuesday, charged with aseaulting well-known
nawsvendor. named Jobs Wood!i. uat Saturday
morning defendant asked oomykunaut for a pupa.,
which does not, nor iaII likelY to exist, under the
offensive name giVell 60 ii by Cblitandient. 00111.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

POOLE.

Tim schooaer Marchioness of Bate, belonging to
Poole, from the north, coal laden, caught fire on
Sunday afternoon in the Spithead Channel. She has
been totally destroyed. The master and crew were
taken oat of her. Ths fire is supposed to have been
caused by combustion of the cargo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

ELDON.

--- -
There were filen greet demonstrations amongst the
tenantry on his lordship's estates at Eldon. On the
estate in Month Durham, boohoo were kindled in
the evening on various eminences, and fireworks
were dieplared. Sams of money, from £lOO down-
'erds, had been sent to the clergymen of the
different parishes on the estates for distribution
among the poor.

SWANAGE.

Lord Eldon barn forwarded toe amount of £BO
this plane to be distributed amongst the poor, wh,cli
we understand be to be laid out in blankets The
children col the National &boo' were regaled with.
large bun apiece no the anniversary day, and on
Tuesday the children of the public school were
provided fur in the same manner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-20

RITU A LI SM.

Thu Tievs returns to the oontroversy of
oorrss-
pon,lenee between " and the Bishop of &lis-
ter,. It &clines to enter at all neon the theolggical
septet of the question under damnation—the claims,
namely, of the Ritualists in respect of the priestly °Moe
and the Retirement, end it it also avoids the legal and
technic.' points of controversy involved. AN more
beenora the poeition and functions of • newspaper. the
leading journal devotee itself to the "expediency" side
of the matter, end argues upon the duty of the clergy
'of an Established Church to consider the tastes, and
end beliefs of the Kent° for whom that Church
I. intended. Whatever may he the case in 'ergs towns,
the parish church in country plates where extreme
ritnaliiitio doctrines and obervenciet pressil, ream to
large portion of the parehionerit, beat:nee
th▪ e
means of alienating very many from the Church
land a eonroe of bitterness and divi.ion among many
more. Already the Tines maintains Shia a eerious
induence for evil has been exercised upon Enitlish
society. " Among the middle classes," it say'. "there
lea growing dislike of the Church, which is supposed
to be repreemted by the priestly pro, mends ;" and it
predicts that "the Bishops may olio day awake to the
disoovery that the majority of the lenglish people have
become dissenters," and the contemplation of the general
decline and ruin of the Church of England, unles• a
'too be speedily put to ultra-Ritualietic preotices.
Dr. Pusey bas addreesed • letter to the leading journal
on the subject of "the teething of the High Church
party" upon Absolution and the Holy Eucharist.
Defending confession, Dr. Posey says it was the
Prayer Hook whirl, taught it and not the Tree-
tarian clews, and that no High Churchman cleims
any right to enforce or demand confession and
penance, but they claim the liberty of confessing
if they think fit. About thirty years ago the
practice of confession was revived, while not • word
was said about absolution. "The teaching foUowed the
practice ; and as it began so was it continued. The tee
of confession among us all—priests and people—is very
large. It pervades every rank, from the peer to the
artisan or the pi-swine." And Dr. Pussy mentions that
hetet been implied to by men of every age and profes-
sion to receive coefestion ; but, he addx, the desire in
almost every case same from the persona themselves,
and he claim. that io many instances great good has
been done by the praetee. On the Floiy Eucharist Dr,
Posey redly 'eye nothing. although announcing his in.
teutino of giving bin views on the subject. On the
question of Ritualism, Dr. Pu,ey is of iipinion, and
thinks all the more thoughtful High Church clergy will
agree with him, that in the common public devotions
pp change, should be made without the good will of
the tiongregations.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

MARRIAGES.

Jane 10, at Wolverhampton, by the Rev. J. Richard
son, vicar, Kr. John Andrews, of Wolverhampton, to
Mary Ilarganit, woad daughter of Yr. William Groves,
of Dorchester.

June 12, at Bournemouth, Mr. Eli Osmond, of Mors-
don, to Elias Harriet Courisy, only daughter of
Mr. Junes Sharp, npliblitorer, tiourneraws,h.
June 12, at Bathwiek church. Bath, by the Be,.
Henry Marshall, rector of Clapton. Somarsat, assisted
by the Rev. T. Lou,lman, Hart Candy, M a-, curate
of Pid.ilatrantitida, Dorset, to Mary, younger daughter
r the late Lieut.-Colour.' Michael Dawies,of the Madras
Army.
-lee., 23, at St. Mary's church. Weymouth, by the
Rev. T. A. Greases, rector, Mr. George GiWoo,
Preston, lAneuhire, to Sarah knot eldest datighter
of Mr. John Oihem seal merchant, Weymouth.
. - .

Jana 21, al 80-ur:nemouth, by. the' lee. A. M.
ftroostt, Mr. Charles Fleury Hayes, of Code Mullen, to
third daughter of lir. smith, nothao, Boaters-
geouthi
Juno 21, at Tolooddle, by the Rea. L Raab, Mr.
tease Rigler, of Pooerstook, to Miss Mary Ann, eldest
daughter of Robert Trim, of routbover.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

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ITALIA'S.

ITALIAN RIADICIANTITII, %Why Eyenlo.
dr...perste engagement has just taken place in front of
Verona. Waits almost the whote day. The first army
corps which wee intended to occupy positions between
Peachiert and Verona did not succeed in the attack.
The second trad third army corps were unable to
deliver the first corps from the tumult it had to PI
otain
against an oeerwbelming foram
The two latter corps are them% intact.

Monday. —The engagement Was INolollged,
and the definitive remelt was not unfavourable, the
Italian eorps having inalntained their poeitiona

Prince Amadeus wan slightly wounded, and has
arrired at SMIOOII. General Conde was also wounded.

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PORTLAND.

HARBOURS OF Ittruce.—The annual report on
luirboure of refuge Mines that at Portland the
ex pniditnre bee amounted to .C 224.727 the estimate
being £1,007,000; ii Dover the expeaditare has
reached £598,277, the estimate being £650000; at
Alderney the expenditure bee reached £1,113,513,
the estimate being £1,300,000.
DIATII OF • COAVICT.—An inquest wee held on
Wednesday at the prison, before F. C. Btespll,
IF:eq., coroner, on the body of David Cathill' a
oonvict, who died on the 18ili met. The deceased
wee about 28 years old, sod was received at the
Prison on the 4th of July, 1864, under sentence of
four years' penal servitude. According to the
evidence of Mr. H. Barn, amietant-aurroo, the
mum of death wee inflammation of the intestines,
end interruption of the mem of the heart, cowed
by an effusion of serum into the parioardism. The
jury returned a verdict in accordance with the
evidence.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

OWEELMOIONB.

ACCID Dagru.—On Thursday, June 14th,
Earth Greening, residing in this Tillage. aged 49,
met with her death in • most singular manner. Bbe
wag fatally burnt whilst in a flt, as will be necti in
the evidence given below, which was adduced
bolore H. Lock, Esq., deputy-coroner, on Friday.
Ann Bishop, who lives neat door, said she maw the
deceased about nine o'clock on the morning of her
death, when she allowed her some Sowers, and at
twenty minutes to ten she was called by John
wnllis, on lona into the house elle saw deceased
ing on the door. near the Ars place, quite dead.
She appeared as if she had &Ben Into the lire, mg her
taco aril limdy were much burnt, and her clothes
were thee burning. She had not been well for some
time, and generally complained of her heart. —John
Wallis spoke to finding deceased ea the Boor, near
the fire place, quite deed, and to calling last wit-
' nen—The jury returned • verdict of "Accidental
Death."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

BliktOTON.

BODDite Dram —A evl instance of the unoer•
taint, of life occurred at the residence of 8w E. B.
Baker, Bait., in the death of his butler, Mr. Harris,
who was found dead in his bed on Wednesday
morning last. The deceased had be. living with
the family in the capacity of butler upwards of 20
yearn, aad is highly reepeotedL He visited his home,
about a mile distant from flhroton, on Tuesday,
returning to /tendon House about 5 o'clock. He
retired to rest at the usual time apparently in good
I health, but on bis being called the next morning the
man who did so WM rather surprised at receiving no
answer, but supposing that be was asleepdid attempt
Ito awake him, intending to tall him spia ins short
time. However, on going into the room again
shortly after with some water for deceased, be found
him quite dead. Medical maistanos was speedily
rendered, but life was extinct. An inquest was bold
at the White Hart Inn, on Thursday, before W. H.
R. &meet, E.g., the coroner, and a respectable
jury, who found that apoplexy was the cause of
death. Decreed lessee a wih and one child to
deplore his loss.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

imptrial Varltamtnt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

TouniT.—Long before the how it which bosinees
usually commences there was • very full attendance
of peers. The galleries and other parte el the Holm
were also crowded to beer the result el the Cabinet
Council held an hour or two previously, in regard to
the adverse vote of Monday night. Earl Russell
MIN to make him etetement and the most breath-
less r,silenoe prevailed. After expressing a hope
that the House would pa.. the Primer of Cambridge's
Annuity Bill through all It. dirges, the noble earl stated
that in isonsequenes of what had taken place in the
Howe of Commons on the previous night, Ministers
bad thought it steorewary to communicate the malt of
their deliberations at the Cabinet Council bold th•t
▪ ternoon to her Illesty, and under Mime circumstanoes
he moved the adjournment of the House to Monday
next.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

STt7RIdINSTER MARSHALL

A Format. of Parish Choirs will be bold in the
pariah church of St Mary the Virgin, Btaralinster
Marshall, on Thursday. July 18rb. Tb. mania
to be rung will be chiefly Gregorian, and it is
believed that this will be the first Gregorian choral
festival which bee been held in England 1111100 the
Reformation. The services for the day will be
preceded by • choral oslebratioe of the Holy
Communiou, but the musical ix.rtioci of this service
will be rendered by the choir of the pariah church
rely. The various choirs will dine together in tLe
afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

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Waglarrwt..D, Friday—At our market to-day wheat
3.1, dearer than last Friday; there wail only a
metarate haziness doing. Otoillf articles fully ea dear.
LfvgaPoot, Friday. —At our market to-day that. yea
a (sir attendance, and a good consumptive &wand for
wheat and sour, at a further &dyne., of 7d. to 24. on
the former, and le on the latter since Tuesday. Oats
and oatmeal slow, but not chewer. Maim in good
demand and 64. per qr. dearer.
BIISTOL. Thareday.—At our market to-day Raglish
wheat *ll 10 abort supply, and sold freely at an advance
of 3a. to 4a. per quarter, and In some instances even at
more ; a large trade doing in foreiga, at frilly 3a. mots
money. Berley in good dimmed at an improvement of
64. per quarter. Rather more doing in oats, at (ally
last week's prices. No change in Indian own.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

CATTLE M kaKsra.

urnorouvar, Thureday.—Limited supply of besets
on sale, in but middling csonditiost. All Mlle& sieved
off freely at full prices. The pneral top Agars wee
la. MI per 811 i. Sheep, the show of whisk was only
owderate, sold steadily, at extreme rates. The beet old
Down, were Ann, at fle. per 81b. There was o fair in-
quiry foi at fall quototiona, via, from 6s. ftd. to
Ss. per alb. The supply was by no mesas intensive.
Calves changed hands slowly, but at fall prises. This
pork trade was steady, at fully late rates. We Warn
that the movements of moth throes to. Austrian
frontier hare been prohibited.

Per 81b to mink the Offal
s.d. 5. d. d.
Inf. coarse beasts 4 0 tot Primollostadotooss 10 to,
f1e500.1 quality.. Ito 3 Leg. manse ealvosii Ito
Prisso like( c sen 5 Ito 5 Mine m01l
Prime Soots, Sc. 5 Bto 5 1 Large hop I Sto 4
la coarse sheep 1 Ito 4 Neat soil porters 4 4to 5
Sotond qsaality 4 4to 5 Bean. caloosomth./ 41 to IS
Prime Wan* wild S 3to 5 C1e.014 44, p444.4e JO oto 43
Lomb, 60. Sd. to

TOTAL SUPPLY. —Britfeb—Beauts, 750; oows, —;
Amp sad limbo, 8,300; ashy', 192; 320.
Foreigs—Hossts, 320; sheep sad lambs. 1,500 ; Wyo.
100; Pies. —•

Niwa•ro AID DUDS/MALL, Friday.—O.l7 mode
-
✓ote oupplift of w.tore on Ws. TM trade Is Melody.
•16 our quotstioo4:--
Per Kb., by th• i 5,.....

d. Ld s.d.
Inferior Ipoof .. I 6 to 310 Inferior mottos 4 4to I 11
Mktdlkag ditto 4 0,, 4 iv imps, 4144.•9 „ 9
Primo larre do. 4 6„ 4 $ Prime ditto .. . I „I 0
Maas masllslltto 410 „ 6 01 Larp pork .. 4 0 „ 111
veal 3 0 „ 5 11111rool ditto . .11 0 „II
Lob, 65. Id. to 7s U.

Bannot, Thuraday. —A very short supply of beef.
The high prices presented a brisk trade, but everything
on offer was cleared out at an early boar, at an advance
on leat week's prime. Beet descriptions realised from
68a to 745., and ationndars, 86a per sort. The supply of
theep was very large, and there was • fair trade, with
little alteration in last weak'. pekes; tart Mbar' roe-
liaise from Id. t 801., and in few oases 84d. was de-
manded; while ewes *old at from 70. to 84. per lb.
Lambe were plentiful, upwards of = being sent from
Cornwall. Prima consequently ahowed • downward
tendency. from 94. to 104. per lb., being tbe average
Agars, but in some oases lOrd. was obtaieed for any-
thing very good. The supply of store sheep at tee
West-street yard was large, but though • fair badness
was don" some rem.iined on band. Prkes showed
seareely any variation from last week. The ripply of
pigs was large, with a good dammed for boom pign, an
from 91 to Ils., while porkers realised frees
10a 44. to 10a 94 per score. A middling show of
horses, with a lem than average trade, but pekoe srie
likely to be rather higher.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

DIRIOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.

Report alleges that the Ministry have reconsidered
wrliat is supposed to have been their first intention, and
determined to dissolve Parliament instead of retiring
from care. It is understood that in this ogle they
would go on to the natural end of the session, Is order
to get through the neoessary poldie business, and
dissolve immediately after the prorogation, at the end
of Jaly, or in the beginning of August.
The Obsirver says that it is intended to give notice
this (Monday) evening of a motion of (maddened' in her
Majesty's Ministers, coupled with a declaration that the
House will consider in a !Iberia spirit any Reform Bill
which her Majesty's Ministers may bring forward in the
nest session, with • view to ttie settlement of that
question. Should this motion pass, it will rest with
her Majesty's Ministers whether they will motions in
office or not. Should the Cabinet determine, after com-
munisation with her Majesty, to dissolve Parliament,
there will be no neeselity to bring the motion to •
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

THE EUROPEAN WAIL

Early on Friday morning three Premien detachment'
were lent out to reconnoitre towards three towns in
:Silesia, when the last of theae data aliment.; came tipou
au Austrian regiment of Hussar; who, it is mid. were
10..4 repuleed, the result being attributed to theeffeetire
character of the Premien needle gun. The Austrians are
reported to have lent eight men Med and Ave wounded,
but there were no *munition on the Premien side.
The army of Prises Frederiek Chalice boa entered
Bohemia without meeting the enemy. It Is officially
announced that the Prussian alliance hal been accepted
by all the North German State., with the esoeption of
Sszoa,y, H . Hesse, and Nassau. The Pruden
troop. who occupied Dresden have left • small garrison
I i that city, and have proceeded into Silesia.
The Italiazi army crooned the Minato on Satin.
day morning, and advaneed slowly to Roverbello.
Very little mew to be knows of the Austrian troops,
and the oely annoancenest napecting them is that they
bare occupied the heights of the Stelvio. The
Goreinander-inchief of the H•noverian army, believing
himself to be completely shot in by the superior
nuniben of the Prussian troops, boa declared
himself willing to surrender to the Prhaians upon
certain cionditione, which are likely to be granted.
Austria will by this time we the blonder ehe has made
in allowing Prussia to overrun the.. States which might
hare rendered her wieential easietence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26

TO MILLERS.

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is &giro., of bring named eisber so STONE
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Rim. High Reat•strest, Dorchester.

DORSET COUNTY /108PITAL.

'FENDERS are invited for supplying the
1. DOR-ET COUN't Y HOSPITAL with SEAT
for Three Youths from the 28th Instant. Tlw Tenders
maw he delivered at the Hospital on or before
WM:DNB-SHAY. the 27th Instant. Forms of Tender
loky he eitta.ned on appliodinn at the Hospital. or to
Mr. Jose Bitows, Dorchester, Clock to the Committee.
Dsted, 13th Jane, 1866.

DORC RESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIRTY.
YrURNIP HOEING, for the premiass
1. offered by this Society, will take place en FROM
Fins, near Dorchester, hi the animation of ltr
HIM" T Il•TO, on WEDNESDAY, ett JULY next.
Or tallest.. of resominewdations to be sent to ON on
e,ltrfore Friday, the 29th day of Jane 'natant.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Domineer, Dlth myna, MI&

Hon. Secretary.

Po ItSU ANT to an Order of the High Court
of chancery, made in a muse "John Murky and
another r. John Vineen, and others," the Creditors of
J MAK LOCK. late of Rockland Newton, in the County
of Dorset, Woodman, deeessed, who died on or about
,the 10th day of April, 1884, are, on or before the 7th
.dav of July, 18136, to send by poet, prepaid, to Memienrs
Rhoees. Son and Doffett, of No. &I, Chancery-lane,
in Met .County of Middlesex. agenta for Memieore
Andrews and Cockers= Rodermentiomd, the Solicitors
of the Plaintiff. John Murky and 8114111111 Goldring, the
lizemters of the said Jesse Loci, deosamd, thopr
Christian end Surnames, addresses and deseriptioes, the
full pa/Maulers of their skims, • statement of their
accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any), held
by them, or. in default Ilene?, they will he peremp-
torily excluded from the Masai of the said Order.
Every Creditor holding Any SlNAlrity in to produce the
mine before the Vics•Chanoellor Wood, at hie chambers,
No. 11, New..quare, Linoolm Inn, Middlesex, as
Monday, the 23rd day of July, 1866, at 120'008k, at
Noon, 'being the time appointed for adjuditating upon
the Maims. _

Dahod thly Bth day of Jame, 186 d.
HENRY LEMAN. Chid Clerk.
RHODES, BON k DunrErr,
63, Cbancery-huts,
Agents for ANDREWS k COCKERAY,

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Plaintiffs' Solicitors.