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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

Somersetsbirt.

AT be Bath olly pollee mairt, John Carter wee fined
Le., and Thomas Morgen 01. and oosta, for Aoslooting
to send ILoir °Wenn to sohool.

Tee radon. °betides of Bath will benefit to the
extent of £2OO through the lib/natty of iI.Jor Bougield,
MP.

AT Bridgwater, in • poptil,tion of aomethlng like
13,000, there aro at the present tints 600 children
&offering from meanie,.

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EMMA 11•11, wife of &large butter dealer, of Wedmore,
near Weston-auper-lf are, bu been fined Lb by the
Azbeidge magistrates for selling butter adulterated with
common fat and colourin4 matter to the extent of one-
fourth.

THI Boman COAL Ftll.D —Pricks having taken
another step downward, the men on Friday rooeived
notice of • reduction of ten per twat. In their wages,
and are expected to object to the alteration. Bina
coal has gone down at some pits from 41. to 6.. 61. per
ton, pricos varying in diff..rent parts of the field, 'bast
large coal has been reduciad Ss. per ton.
A NM Carling has been &maser teed at llornblotton,
between Castle Cary and /Menton Ballet, by the Bishop
of Bath and Wells. The old church had become very
much dilap,dated, and the new building has been erected
at the expense the rector, the /Cy. Liadfrey Thring,
rural dean.

Ifoert eteallog has been ouried on to oousiderable
extent in the neighbourhood of Brewton Mallet and
Flow.

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AT Oatoott, It is thought the dilation of a sobool
board will be reoderod necessary, 111111 the piirisbioners
bars only subscribed ka, towards an outlay of £lOO
during the past year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

STINSFORD.

CONFIRMS:MM.—Me Bishop of the Dlottase visited
this patish on Saturday lut, Feb. 28113, for the above
purpose, when about 50 young persons from tills sot
the adjJbang villages of the district, ware oanann•d.

MORETON.

COSPIBMATION.—A confirms:int was held at this
ptaish church on Saturday last, when upwards of 70
persons from adjoltlng villages were confirmed by the
Bishop of the dioosee.

WAREHAtd.
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IMPROMISZIT.—The Trustees of the Wareham Turn-
pike eref effeeting on al wation, which will prove a great
vooommoolation to the pnblio who pass aud repass from
Wareham over the Nor h C,useway, to the reilway
station there. Our reader. will rememb3r that the road
I. Ineonvenieutly narrowed, on turning a corner beyond
the pond, (which Is now railed in from the road on the
left band side in going to the station) by the pro, °Sion
of two gelds, one belonging to Mr. Ores, M.P., or
Miss Deals and the other to Mr. Freeland Miter,
especially in cafe of Mies Draz's meadow. Tbe trustees
have purchased from the above owners a sufficient
quantity of each meadow to enable the straightening
and widening of the road, and thus avoid the chance of
accidents hippening from the eolllsion of it trrteges
aseinst each other, or 'widest foot passengers cm dark
nights ; the advantage of this will leo especially felt.

POO LE.
QUAY TA oAllllll.—The truskell of the Quays held •
meeting on T%uraday at the Town Hall. the Mayor
;residing, for the transaotion of the ordinary business.
The Harbour Mester (Mr. J. 0.-abb) aubmitted his
report, showing that the amount oollected daring the
dast two months had been rather in excess of that for
the oorreeponding period a year ago. There was •
balance of £l,lOl in the treasurer's bands. Some dii.
oursion erne* as to whether the road along the Quy
onght to he repaired by the Trustees or the Town
Connell, and whether any portion of the rent due from
the Trustees to the Cdrporation for the bailout quay
should be paid. It wu resolved that the rrueture
should repair the road. Mr. G. Curtis then moved, and
Alderman Heger' seconder', that the balance of rent
due—F323—b, paid. Mr. Western moved as an amend-
ment, which was responded by Mr. Hamilton, that .£6O
be paid on soomint. The amendment was eartied(by •
majority of on..

SHAFTESBURY.
Tito MAYOI will be glad to Tro•iVill subscriptions
towards the Heogal Famine R-lief Fond.
11111 WOLIN • DRAWING 10011 --At the drawing-
room helo by her hi.j,sty, at Baokloghato Polio, on
Thurslay, the following presentatioo was made :
Mrs. Yens Fine Bennett-Stanford, by the Marehloness
of Bath.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

BATH BND WM' Of lINGL &ND AND
SOUTH/RN 0017N1' IRB AGRICULTURAL
BOCIRTY.

The usual Connell meeting of this Society vu bald
at the White Lion Hotel, Bristol, on Tneedey. In the
unavoidable absence of the president (Sir hi. Lopee,
Bart., M.P.), the chair was taken by air J. T. it Wok-
worth, Bart.
Toe Fantods! !Statement fcr the year 1873 was con-
sidered ao4 approved. It appoered that the expeume
of the Plymouth mooting were £6,383 Ila. 61., whilst
the immune derived from It oat £7,108 ss. 3L, thus
yleidkg a surplus of £724 13s. 104. in favour of the
tuaiitty.
The Bye-Law Revision Committee precuts! an ad
interim report, and undertook to have their work oom-
plated by the next mutton of Council (Mareh 31.1).
For the eupertntendenos and clue enforounent of the
Society's contracts, a committee waa appointed on.-
saltine of Colonel Luttrell, Colonel Lenuard, Mr. R.
Neville, Mr. C. a.. W. MO*, anti Mr. Arthur
GrenfelL

(rot-sign) on bloi Duty
mir al die principal Films

81.1ILITS (FortAgn).

W. & A. Gillky
Tayl, &Su 1;7,54/0
Trower & .. 151,1,24
l'ortal &Co. 1..11,;0n.i
M.. ii.nopur . • 111).131P
Galbraith, iiraut&Co. 7004 A
E. 3. Pick ACo. ..

K. Burnett. & bon ..
Dam & Vallentiu (4,Vw

Ovanond & (A,...
(4,410
Allautt, Jun , & Cu. 4J.,141
Hain & Cndurwnuti . 41,7u5
'Niches" & Itoblusun 44,na41
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Iqut,Dub.uhe & eo. J,3d3
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

Professor Suomi", in reply, said be was very much
obliged for their remarks on his address, and the inewnw-
tion they had given him. He did not 'roma to tomb
them farming, or what manures I hey should use, but to
ley down prdnolplea for their information so for es be
could gather from experiments. Taking things in the
long run, he behest d acting on sound prinoiples wits the
beat. He reinark-d on the general adventage of
discussing subtle's in this kindly m tone:, sod as to the
charge of adv•noing the Darr/113Jan theory said be had
no Intention of discussing it in regard to °ern ; bet, he
remarked, Dr. Aldridge would know there were people
who bad tail still; whether !has was for or against the
theory of evolution MIA not for him to soy. Ha went
on to remark that all his experiments were first tried on
a small scale, and he enlarged his area of growth
sooording to results. He never sowed wheat or barley
without testing its germinating power, and showed its
neoes& y by saying he had found samples with 40 or 50
per mint. of corn that would not grow. His desire was
to" Prove all things ; hold fast that which is good."
On the motion of Mr. Homer, seconded by Dr.
Aldrklgo, a vote of thanks woo pissed to the Professor,
and the meeting ended.

WEYMOUTH.
UNUSUAL COMTUT.—Of all things in the world to
have • politiosl conteit about, it has been usual to
think the election of assessors a meat unlikely °thee.
But the Liberals have been very much heartened by the
great majority for Mr. Edwairds and the °Moos of
auditors and ssa.sgors are being fought for. Those
nominated as auditors were Mr. Edger Cox. by Mr.
John Townie Pitt; Mr. Thomas Fooks, by Mr. James
deity; Mr. Berjarnin Parsons, by Mr. Edwin Lewis
Leaning; Kr. James Sheeran, by Mr. Joseph Keeley.
Thome r omingtod for assessors were—Mr. K J. Brown,
by Mr. E. L. Leaning; Mr. J. W. Board, by Mr.
Simonet Webb; Mr. J .mea Jcsty, by Mr Joseph Keeley;
Mr. W. T. Lansing, by Mr. Thomas Coates. It will be
seen that there are three Liberals and one Coneervati ye
nominated for each °Moe, and, no doubt by this
divigion of the Liberal int.-rest, the Conservatives will
carry one man. The o4dot of the fight is to prepare
for the scrutiny of amounts, and to look carefully into
the registration of burgesses. Formerly the assessor
-
ship used to be scolded as it 1,1111 considered • db quill.
nottlon for the Town Council.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

SWANAOL

BUDDItit Dxself.-s;ii3isiiTinet, Mr. N. H. C.
Delamotte, wbo for the last 58 years or upwszda has
practised here in Ms medical profession, was as ward on
that day app tently quite well, and exhibited no signs
of approaching illness or death. About eleven a.m be
left his boom (statist that he should be back in ten
minutes) to visit as usual a patient and a friend staying
at No. 5, Park-toad, about 50 yards from his house.
The servant reoeived him and exchanged • few words
with him as to the state of the patients within. He
followed her in the entrance, and when In toe sot of
imeendina one or two of the stem of the staircase fell
back &gallant the will in an ap.pleolo fit, and Decor
spoke afterwards. Hr. G. 0. Dalamotse, his son and
00-partner, with friend& were quickly on the spot and
attempted remedies, but to no avail, as life was extinct.
On the following Wednesday his mortal remains wore
interred in the cemetery. He was followed by some 40
friends and moureera, and by about 100 of tboSesnage,
Worth, and Langton branches of the County Club, and
the "Loyal Purbeck" Lodge of Osidfellows.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

IR iltsbirt.

AGRIOOLTITIAL USIOX DELJIGATIO.—On Friday, Mr.
Fowl rind the magistrates fur the Simla, Division of
Wiltshire wore ougsged for three hours in hesring •
elisrue preferr,d by Omtein Sterne, the Chief Cmstable
of the sonnty, etrimust thr.• welblino sin delegates of the
National Agricultural Labourers Union, named Edwin
Pill, George Jordsn, and James Gi11.., also egainat •
labourer named Enos Howell, for baring riotonsly
'mumbled in the public street at Luggeriball on the
evening of the 90th of January. Captain bterne use
present, and Mr. Douglas Straight appeared tor the
amused. The evidence of Inspector Beauchamp, of
Peesey, and • number of other I/Dosses*, showed thst
on the night to question the defendants and a large
number of agrieultursl labourers paraded the streets of
Luggersball singing the Union songs. Many of the men
serried sticks. The Inspestor remonstrated with Pill
and his eeUeessee Wiling thou their midget wai Wee.

liked to (matte a breach of the peeoe ; but Pill said they
were determined to hold their meeting, and they did
not oars for the magistrates or the polio*, who could
summon them if they liked. Pill also slid they did not
want the pollee, and that they had brought their own
police in case any one interrupted them. Pill aald the
meeting was legal, ad that they were there to advocate
the oasis of the working men. In spite of th• reorma.
tranotas °tithe Inspector, the defendants attempted rt
bold their meeting, and there was great noise and
wroar. and some of the speakers eoul : not be heard.
The rector (the Rev. W. li. Awdry) maul other re,ig„,its
spoke a the fear and alarm which the proeeedlnge
etched. No witnesses were called for the defence, but
Mr. Straight eddreesecl the lxushe io,tending that the
disturbanoe was caused, not by the &legates, but by
the opposing parties. The magistrates committed all
the delegates for trial at the Wilts AUIIS, bat admitted
them to bail In their own recognisance@ of £25 eseb, and
Mr. Stretton, the Deputy Chid Constable, was bound
over to proesoute.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

BRIt'oRT.

('.orrrr OoVII, Prklay.—lletere Mr. T. R. P. lafroy,
Judge.
Euurrr Caw—ln the matter of the trust' of the will of
William Tula Adams, so far as they relate to the there of
George Adams in hie residuary Wats and of the Trustee Relief
Act, 10 and 11 Vic. cap. 96. From the affidavits filed, It
appeared that the teslator, W. T. Adams' late of ?Widow°,
Donset, by his will gave (inter the) to his sons, John and
Thomas Adana., his real and residuary personal estate, after
payment of debts, fta, and appointed Mr. Thomas Russell. of
beaminster, his executor. John Adams died In October, 1613,
and Thomas In July, 1646, Thomas leaving five children, via ,
Thomas, George, Mary William, and Henry. The Lgacies due
to Mary, William, end usury have been paid, but the remain.
fog 'grates, could not be found. Mr. Russell the executor,
died in the year 1072, leaving Mr. Thomas Pope, of Ilesunin•
titer, NA executor. Mr. Pope thereupon, under the powers of
the atAtro-mentioned Act, and of the 30 and 31 Vic., cap. 142,
sec. 24, paid into the lirklpirt Post Office Serino,' Hank, to
the credit of the Registrar, the two several stuns duo to the
remaining legatees, and the presenl petition had been filed by
Gauge Adams, now residing In Australis, to recover his share.
Mr. Leigh, of Beaminster, appeared for the executor, and Mr.
Nantes (on behalf of Mr. Faridield, solicitor, of Lower Thames-
street, London), for the palliator. Mr. Nantes produced the
power of attorney In favour of the petitioner's bruther.in-Uvr,
Mr fitheppee, and affidavits In support of the peUtion. Mr.
Leigh admitted the facts, and consented to an order being
mad* for the payment out of the Dank of the sum prayed for.
His Honour, therefore, directed the Registrar to draw up the
neoewary order, the mete to be deducted from the amount
reeeiviaL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

8111D8.

The recent favourebfe-r-rra-ther has brought as !la
Improved demand for agricultural seeds. All desorip•
Lions of red Glovers bare been exe•edingly firm ; in 'tied
for fine parcels of foreign more money bas oecsaionslly
been asked. Choice home-grown samples hare &leo
sold freely at extreme riles. Of dm.rlssw seed thr re
is sanely any in our market ; in fact, the shipments
from the United States to this country and to the
Ituropean ports generally, hire, during the present
season (In comparison with tho quantities received
during the two previous years), been meat tr
Minks white olover and trefoil seeds are steady both in
'aloe and demand. For Foreign Italian higbrr
quotations come to Land thorn the other side. In bird
*tees • quiet busintee has bees passing at late rates.
Perennial me-grasses are now more inquired for, the
heavier weights being in brisk rrquest at enhanced
currencies. Increased attention Is now given to spring
tares. For mustard mid rapeseed the demand keeps
rery languid. Lugo blue peas maintain the advances
noted in our hut. John Shaw & Sone.

WOOL
There hi. again brio a quiet w•ek, and transactions
have beau limited, but within th• hit day or two the
tone has somewhat improved, owing probably in part to
the epirlt with wbioh the large **lonia' sales now in
bonne to London are going and in •bioh, contrary to
expectation, prices have been fully maintained.
& d. L d.
Soutbdown hoggets . . • 1 7to 1 8
„ ewes mad 144batt; .. 14—1 ty
Leicester 1 4 1 by
~ beaus; 1 8— 1 9
Kent fleeces .. • • .. 17y.— 1

HAY AND STRAW.
WaITROWAYIL—The market which wu lies exten-
sively supplied, presented rather a otorsoheertal aspect,
but co advance occurred
.lnyvteen

(Per Load 0136 Trout.)
Fine Meadow llay 76L to 60e.
Inferior do. bac to 704.
Primo New ILsy.. . —to
Inferior . —to
• 81s. to Um.
Prinso old Clover .•tee. to tan.
Inferior do. d 0... .• SOL to It*
Prime 2.1 cut do.. . to
New Clover . to
Inferior do. to
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

D BADEN' S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
A Rowed) for Burnous,.

D RDEN'S BALSAMIC ELIXIR
Prt pared bad Sold Only By

puRE PICKLES IN MALT VINEGAR,

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flkk'TAIN WHITE'S ORIENTAL PICKLE.
Curry Pasta and Curry Powder.

rIIIKHOOT CHUTNEY.—Prepared by W.
X H. Joints and Co., Tirhoot.

TABLE JBLLIBB in Pint and Quart Bottles.

MONEY.—k Privets Gentleman wishes to
ADVANCII CASH to reel:eatable persons in
town or country, from I per cent. Interest. In amounts from
AS to £6OO, extending over, period of from twelve months to
Ole year. repayable by ewe instalments, or at the end of the
term, m may suit the applicant'. convenience, on the borrower's
note of band Moms, furniture, or stock, without nuioral, or
delt. of deeds, loam, or life polluir No law cost. No
°Sao fees.—Apply personally, or further particulars cent on
receipt of • stamped directed envelope, and stating amount
required, to limoW. Bola, 19, Loodoinbridge Station
Approach. directly opposite the Booking 011o2titt London
Bridge Hallway
Distance no object. Itepayntasts carramodo by Porbolloo
order or prowl °bogus.

MONEY LENT IN TOWN AND COUNTRY
(BY • PRIVATE OENELIIIIAN.)
Established owe 25 Years.
it4ARRIED or Single Persona desirous of
ME above sooomtoodation should send so addressed
envelope let oopy et wow to Ur. R Pl3lll, 31 Amer.
dam Greys North, New Orals, Beet.
N.B. No oossoellon with Lose Societies.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

torrnspont gnu.

BIBLICAL COURZNTABY.
The following letters by the Rev. Henry Youle have
recently appearmi in the Record newspaper. We re-
print them with thanks to our fellowtownaman for his
readiness to guard the religious public against the evil
and the clatwor of such earelose dealing with Scripture
as these letters expose. Our thanks, however, are
espeeially due to him for dealing with suoh • auojeet,
aa he did in the you 1863 with Dr. Contuse's wort on
the Pentateueh, Part 1. lie seeks to bring "good
out of evil" by directing his readers to an intelligent,
earneet, and prayerful study of the Scriptures.
• This is the title of tho iarnphlot, now out of print, in
which the 15 later. that appeared first WI the Dvrost Cyanic
Chrweide were odlocted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

Apritulture.

MILKING KACTIMMIL—Ia oar adoetihdog oolamas
atteatiou in directed to a Dew relf•milking apparatus,
and testimonials forwarded to as speak very highly of
It. adaptability and rapidity la the milking of Gawk
lime use &podiums :
Perk Farm, Klmbolton, 17th. Aug.
Dear ham much pleasure an recommending your
Milker. I think It too simple to call • machine. 1 have
no. used them for some um• past, aal And them answer
admirably; they effect • groat =vim of Um*, which Ls of lin.
La harvest, and they are so simple, that with very
triiriZtruction, any buy can apply them to the cowe.
tour. trnly,
.10Ux Msum.
Steward to the Duke of Manchester.
Mr. &whams, Fugate, She Meld.

The 1141 Farm, Nucton, lAnooln, !WA April, 1871.
Dear 84,—Having DOW used your milking nmehines upon
Wm farm tor some unde past, I have great ;demure in bearing
LasUmony to Ms being one of to. beet and cheapest machined
1 have men ; it lieu simple Usat any one may easily um It.
The cows from tha Ong like it better than too hand, It is also
St., cleaner way of taking the milk from the cow than by
hand, and in cams of dors Wets 1 coonder It Invaluable. We
have hed more milk from our wen Wood using your machine
than we had before. 1 shall continue to we the machismo and
shall recominend It to MI my Mende, is 1 am so well con-
vinced, It only sante to become SOWS generally known to be
appreciated. Yours Felthfuily,
Jan. HAY Ilee.b.
Pula !halal to Right llons the Earl de Grey and Nilson.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

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DOW3ST ABSIZILB.

THURSDAY MARCH 5, 1874.

INTO'IIOE 18 Ilart GIVEN,—That floe
Mejesty'e Jottion of Assig, a/40w to hold the
A NW/ in and for lb* County of Mweet, will open the
Commission for the mid Assiem, at the COUNTY H•LL,
DOICEINSTIBIL In the veld County, on THURSDAY, the
sth day of MARCH neat, when all those who will
Prosecute agaiset the Prisoners who shall then be in the
Gaol of the mad County, or at large on Ball, are hereby
requested to be then and them present to Proveente
egainat them as shell be just And all Rime= or Tall
Pupa, 11•20111, COlO/1181, F5CIII•TO111, STAWARDS,
sad also all Cu= COIIIIT•11148, and Berurys of .very
Hundred and Ltherty wi,hho the County Morestid, an
hereby also regained to be then and there in tbalr own
Persons with their Rolla. Records, Intiotents, and
other le rn
emembreneee, to do those things which to them
and their Ofilves In that behalf eppur,in to be done.
Dated this 141 h day of February. 1874.
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TH011.63 (X;OMBS,
Under-Sherlff.
Under-Sheriff'• Office,
6, South Street, Dorchester.

WARTED, • CARTER, with two hoyr•—Apply to
IT Mr„ (3„ GIOVill, alliborso ER. Aocit•o.

WANTED, at Lady-day, • SHEPHERD;
At ply to Mt. Joao t•poolto, Stickload, Bl•niford.

WANTED • GENERAL SERVANT.
Apply to Mrs. 0. 81110XD14 aldilus st.
Illsbolso

WANTED. o CARTER, with ono or two
bola—Apply to Ms. Col, LodAham, Abbey
Milton.

'WANTED, • LABOURER, with a workirg f.muy
T I Apply to Mr. J. BW•7111LD, West Home Fame;
Wer•lmm.

WANTRD, a reepoitabis wan as I.INDIR gUPER
TT sad TRAPPER; married, without family whirred
Goad character tot booatt) and sobriaty trquirad.—
APO, to Mr. J. PIPIT, Hearikeepet, latogtoD
&noels, Pathilatown, Durchastor.

WO BE LIT, two GOOD MEADOWS on
1. the Nom CAI3/011/AT.-Appl: lo Mr. Joss B.
pow, Post-odiriN W".
Wein" Maury Sitb, MU.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

MARK-LANB, Tate D.

Stylish and foreign wheat °Weed One to Two Shallop
lower on the week. Beane and peal gave way Is.
Barley, Peas, and Flour unaltered.

MSTROPOLITA N CATTLE, Tins DAY.
About 2 000 beast*, iictluding 570 (o,igo. Trade
dull. Inf. rior, Si. to 51. 41' . • prime, 51. 81 to 6..
About 17,500 sheep. blaiket very quiet. Interior.
5 61. to 6..; prime, 6s. 61. to 70. Calves,
sold it 51. 41. to 6. 61. Limbs at shout Bi. Pies,
34. 61. to 4.. 81., pr Bi.
MONEY MARKET, Ttus DAY.
Moderatp di.cout,t d. man I. Three mouths bills
&sapid 3* to I. Consols 1.16t1. lower.

RIPLO-IION OF FIREDAMP.
An explosion of firedamp occurred to day at Dixon's
ph, Blantyre, killing two m n.
THC NEW C tRINICT AT WINUIL RO..
_ _

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r. Etiorooll, tied the omahor, of tho now Cabinet,
arrived at Windsor at coo t:lock to-day for the pur.
pose of holding as n oil with hor M-j ty,

lIFNUAL FAMINE.

The fund for tbo rib f of tin Boreal Findoe DOW
amounts to tbirty tb,neto.l fire hurdred pounds. 11
has been arrabirod to rrni sn.ther tt n tbutrand pounds
to Calcutta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

STAL Big UG Z.

A CLIViR CarrOan.—Goorae Joinee. shAtt 28 rears
of ego, was bums apprehetcled by the lirktol polies, on
• warrant heed by the eturmiuster magistrates, on •
charge of embershog oertain monies on or about the
19:h August last, amounting to Fri the proporty
of his employe's, Joao Snow and Co,upeny, co. mer.
chant& JOILDOII bee been in tie servioe of bil,mars. Snow
for several yr.'s, and had the oh•rge of their coal
dere{ at litslbridge. He received as wages 15.. per
week, with 51 re r too eeronaisaion on all coal sold
from the yard. lie deoirnped on the 5 hot February,
his wife and ha. i:ieods oirosleung ah report that be
bad gooe off to Mn rios, a.od a few 'lays bcforo his
capture, that he bad ,rrived at New York. This led
to his detection, for it was found au ciarniniog the
iturly•l of Tvadoit at N.," York that it was impueeible
for him to have got there end slot a letter bulk, and
from information received it was found he was livlog
with one of his wife's relations, named It doh, at
Supt. Lavender, On tie reeeipt of the
telegram of hie apprehension, went to Bristol with the
warrant, and the prisoner was banded over to him by
the Bristol p Ito.. Jean's was brought before Capteia
Nephew, al Starroineter, on Weduoadsy evening aid
remanded. We understand that at preesut the t,4,1
of the defsicatiens oannot be •eoertedned, but the
amount is believed to be over MO.

BLANDFORD.
Woanisa Mu'e CLOn.—Mr. a Delimit has born
elected manager of this 'lab la the steed of Mr. Wills,
resigned.
BilisD•T 801100 L FlailltrarlOn.—The first etamina.
Lion 01 the scholars of the Sunday &drool (mining the
Sandford local °entre of the Sonde, blehool Union was
held on Friday evening in the British sohookroont her..
There were 40 eusdidetes sat, 7 in the 141Olur oMsion,
sou 33 in the j ardor. The papers were prepare 3 ut..ler
the direction ot the Committee of the London Sanday
fistiool Union, the subject being "The ebiliren of
Israel In Kant." The sebolare appamed to take say
great interest la their work, and evidently strove to do
their best.

Boum:oil Prrrr Sumo@ —Color° Mr. C. Pond.
William Doer, fellionnger. ot Bland/on], pleadod pnlty t.
being drunk on Sunday night betwaori nine and ton o'cliait.
Fined 60 , Including come Allowed a week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

ATTEMPTED MURDER Al' THE CONVICT
ESTABLISHMENT.

On Saturday last, a desperate convict, one of those
who arc, we hear, rather numerous at the Pri.on now,
attempted to murder • warder. Mr. Humphries was
attending to his gang. when the villain swung a shovel
round his heal, aiming • d•••dly Wow at the warder's
heat Fortunately Mr. Humphries saw the blow falling,
and ducking his head, saved his life; but the show&
descended on his shoulder, and infisotaid a fearful blow.
Tee oonviet was soisel and secured without doing
further mischief, and will, no doubt, have to aufkr the
cat. Mr. Humphries was not dangerously hart, though
he had a most narrow escape.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

LONG FLEET.

ACCIDENT TO WOltt PIOPLI.— A bout noon on Monde.,
threo men mud two by., in the employment of Yr. IL
Habsood, builder, were employei in putting on the
roof of • wooden betiding at the rear of the ',remitted
of Mr. Maher, grocer, and eating house keeper, Long.
fleet, when the roof gave way, and they ware all thrown
to the ground. Two of the men, William Habgood and
William Tanner, were considerably injured, and they
are ender the ears of Dr. Philpots and Mr. Turner.
The others esoapd with a shaking.

SRERBORNE.
A London eme.poodent of • contemporm7 says :
" An !Ration for libel has arisen in connection with the
egrictltural labourers' movement, in whieh a new.psper
proprietor occupies the position of plaintiff. Mr.
Mitchell, known also by his sem de phials of "One
from the Plough," is being pr,oreded against by the
proprietor of the Shaiorne Journal for libel alleged to
have Wen uttered by him at • meeting recently held
it Hornbill, on the borders of Samereetabire. Mr.
Mitchell's native county ; the damages being laid at
1111.000. An applioation for the removal of the action
to Lindon haa, I understand, been refused, madam ess•
will shortly some on for Waring In Donessiabv."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

C illtit.

WITIOPOLITAI TlllOllBl/6L We have • fair supply
of beasts and very bide demand for them. The
unfavourable weather outgo a sleek attendees* of
buyers ; Mooday'S quotatioas cannot be maintained
throughout, nor can 1 clearancre be effected. There ia
about uo average supply of chart; it elutes& Om
demand ; for bruises, clone there is ecarcoly a quotable
reduction la prim. There are 70 English miloh cows oti
offer, and 30 Dutch ; trade is very bad for this.
Chopin calves are nailing as on Ilooday. Our foreign
supply *onsets of 260 boaste, 2680 sheep, 50 salve* and
30 much crows.
(Per tone of 814 . .

d.
liaat Soots, Heralords, lie. tto.6
Bolt Shorthorns .. •0 to 5
Second quality Boasts •te
Bost downs and s to 0 1
Ditto Shorn • 0 to 0
Bost Loorwoola • 0 to •
Ditto Bliona • 0 to 0
Ewa' sad Second quality • 4 to 5
Ditto tiburu w
Lambs W 0
4 to 0

" ••
1-1
rip
Besda, 1000: Sheep, 7,114; (lavas, 160 ;rigi, 3).

hi ETBMPOLI TAN 11 B &T.

THUBIDAT.—The supplies of all kiada of meet
having taboo off tho trade has improved, sad the priors
also.
(Per stood of alb by Me ware )
id. d. id s.d.
Bed 4 4to 1 2 I Foreign pegs .. 4 2to 4 8
Matson 4 oto 6 2 tinglish do .. 4 to 6 4
Nat Fresh Babb 144 per demo lb
bauod do. do. .. .. I.„
Jea. Aim 09. LU, PIN *Mt NJ/144. hinith6o4.l.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-03-03

•PPOINTMENT or.issncroa OF NVISAN,IIII

_
This watts, again fell thr,u,..it without • motion, lc
spite ut the ',forgot° remoistranoe of Mr. Mouttis,who
urged the pro. tem. appointrusut of Mr. *autsu, br
tbr Ooverhniont ooutribution to the expense of the
Polio. should he with Id.

Mr. THOIgAB remarked that now we hare a paternal
Government, and he hoped they would not *nations
the polio? of Mr. Lowe.

,
The eppolntmrnt of the Surveyor, It was thought,
would be • oolourable one, and the utstWr dropped.
_

TIIII PAIL

_
Yr. W. ELIOT prodno 4:1 ;plan of the sewers, lend,
ko., la the Perk, aod a general conversation maned.
Mr. ROBIN/ was anxious that what he 000sidered the
very worst nulsaboo of all should be rumedject, gni) land
being gilled up t) the proper level.
The Tows LITZ said as eOOO as he had definite plans,
shoeing thb way in which the streets ware to be made,
he would proceed immediately to have th• work doziest
the oust of the owners, as be bad In Ilitahall-atreet.