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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

WHITCHURCH.

The past week has been one which the young
people in various towns and villages will no doubt
remember with feelings of no little satisfaction.
Their young eyes have glistened as they beheld huge
plateful's of plum-cake, and their young hearts
rejoiced by the kind way in which they have been
treated. This place was the scene of such youthful
mirth and rejoicing on Wednesday last, when the
children of the school met together to enjoy their
annual treat, which passed off much to the satisfaction
both of juniors and seniors.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

agriculturt.

Tue Cerrnwotti RAM SAL/S.—The Pules which have
as yet taken place this year, from the Boots of our Cots.
wold sheep-breeders, have been more than ordinarily
successful, and tend to prove the high estimation in
which this clam of sheep continue to be held. In some
instances very high prices have been realhmd, and on
Saturday last, thirty•six rams, from the flock of Mr.
rt Line, of Cottage Farm, near Northleacb, sold
by Mr. Arthur Acock, averaged £34 10a. 8.1. each; one
rain was knocked down to Mr. 0. Fletcher for 120
guineas, and others sold for such long prices as 48, 50,
54, 71, 80, 85, and 102 guineas.

Itobc:i
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

PORTLAND.

ROYAL Vorr..—The Prime Consort, the Crown
Prince and Plimsoll_ of Prussia (Prinoess Royal),
the Princess Prinos Artist* and Prince '
Leopold, and suite, arrived in the Nord
yatch from Cowea on Tuesday morning. They were
received at the lauding by J. Coode, Esq. After
inspecting the breakwater, the royal party proceeded
to the Verne, and inspected the fortifications in
course of erection there, returning to the royal Yet&
after spending two hours and a quarter on the
island. The royal standard was hoisted from Port-
land Castle, and royal salutes were fired from the
Colossus, both on the arrival and departure of the
royal party.
BIIROLART.-011 hiCind&Y night the house of Mr.
Jonathan Lano was broken into. The thief threw
up the heck window, reached the key, unlocked the
door and let himself in. Then striking a light and
lighting a candle, he had a good opportunity of
ransacking the lower part of the house without
disturbing the inmates. Among other things stolen
were an old gold 7s. piece, om the waistcoat
pocket of Mr. Lano, four silver spoons, a silver silt
spoon, and sugar tong., a pair of pistols, and some
halfpence. Mr. Lino had that day been to Way.
mouth to draw sufficient money to pay 2 mooth's
wages to the whole of the men working in Mr.
Weeton's stone quarries, on the following day, a
circumstance which was probably known to the thief y
bnt fortunately Mr. LIIIO took the whole of the
large sum up stairs. On the following morning •
man named George Hoimsell, a returned convict,
lately working at the Cheyne, went to the Victoria
Lodge Inn, and showed the landlord and landlady a
7s. gold piece, and asked them what coin it was,
and if it were passable. Shortly afterwards the fact
of the burglary got noised abroad. The pollee were
informed what hadtaken place at the Victoria Lodge
Inn, and Sergeant Hitch, knowing Hommel' to be
a desperate housebreaker, immediately took him
into custody. By some means he managed to drop
the 7s. piece, whiz& was afterwards found. The
other property stolen has not yet come into the
possession of the police, but it is not improbable, we
understand, thal other thingsfound at the prisoner's
lodgings may be identified as being part of other
robberies on the island.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

HEALTH AND HAPPINESS TO THE
NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED. —A single
Copy of • New Medical Work, written by one of the
UlOll6 eminent medical men of the present day, solely
for the guidance and benefit of that class of sufferers
whose affections are often self-intlioted, and who desire
• speedy and private' cure, yet too often become the
dupes of designing London itnaaks ; for such sufferers
this work is intended, showing • certain means of cure
in all cases of Nervous Debility, Relaxation, Organic or
Local Weakness, Languor, 'Blushing, Debility, and
various other Nervous Symptoms; also showing bow
the Ito-called Impedimenta to Marriage may be ogee-
tually removed; with numerous illustrative cues of
parties who have been restored to the blessings of health
by following the advice laid down in this work.—Sent
free to any address, on receipt of stamp to prepay pos-
tage. Address to the Sicazzar, Isititsta of
Anatomy. Dindashia,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

-ule-il.i7

By robbing lb. Ointment round the affected parts, it
perietrntes to the tissues beneath, and exercises a won.
derful power on all the blood flowing to, and returning
from, the diseased part. The inflammation diminishes,
the pain becomes less intolerable, the matter thicker,
and a cure is soon effected. In all long standing cases,
Holloway's Pills will thoroughly expel all depraved
humours from the body.
Both tie Onainerd and Pills should be ttetti Ws Use
following eases:—
CS/10M gore Nipples
Cooosutrstad sad Sonealtruste
SP/ Joints gkin-dlseasta
Etephantlaels Scurry
, Fistulas Nore-heads
I Gout Tumours
Glandular Bsellings Ulcers
Lumbago Wounds
Mat Yaws
fia;ped-liands Itheutostian
Corns Glottd Scalds

114 L.
Bad Brvssts
Burns
Bunions
Bite of Muschatoos
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Ch fool

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. lid., 2e. W., 4s. 6d., Ile., 216., awl Ms. each Pot.
••• There is a considerable saving by taking the larger
sines.

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DWA RD SCRIVENER, Chronometer,
Wakh and Clock Maker, Jeweller, ko., 19,
Cockeye: Street, Pall 11411, tan years principal amid•
ant to the late Frederick Dent, of 61, Strand, respect-
fully solicits en inspection of his extensive STOCK of
of CHRONOMETER'S, WATCHES and CLOCKS,
JEWELLERY, ha.. all of the newest designs and best
workmanship. Ladies' gold watches from ES ; gentle-
mune ditto. RIO; ailver ditto £4. Old gold and silvu
watches, plate, kn., taken in exchange. Strong silver
lever watches. capped and jewelled in four holes for
engineers. it Tr« lab ley yeet.-49, Oeeksper
Owes, rill MaE, Lodes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

6001111LIIIPT011, Friday.—Old irmat, £l5 Os to £l6
.—a ;Meworthatirlb —s per load; Malting Buis', 36.
to mu ; ditto, 3e. to 328 ; Os* If• to 31)1
Beans, 401 to ; Malt, as to TM per qr. Flour, 43,
to BM. Od: per seek.--There was but little change in
the vales of wheat, whieh met • steady sale, at late
quotations. Oats, barley, and beans sold at full rates.
Flour without change in value.
ANDoVert, Friday—Wheat, 41e. Od. to 57a. Oil. per
qr. ; barley, Xs. to 30e. per qr. ; oata, 19s. to 275. ;
to —4. ; rye, —S. ; tare*, --L to —a.
per hal.- -Bread, 15d. per Min.—Flour, 45a. to 47e.
per sack.—Tbs supply So-day was very good ; one lot
of new wheat was brought to market by Mr. Attwood,
of We bill, and fetchei £l6 • load. Priam were from
is. to M. higher than last week. The attendance wee
better than has been of late. .Iu other grain no
alteration.
Wammorsega, Saturday, August 10.—Wheat, 34e to
00s Sad week, 34 to Bes)-13ssieL 28s to 40. oct
(last week, 284 to 4011 04)-0014 Zlit to 32s (last
week, 20s to 32. 04)—Beans, 405 to 58e (lam week,
44a to 581)--81b. Leaf, 14d.—The supply was small,
bet fully equal In the demand. Very few sales were
• mad& it wheat 'maintained last week's rates. In
other grain but little business was transacted.
Tamara'', liaturday.—Wheat (old) 7s. 6d. to 7.94.
(new) Os. Od. to Os. Od • Barley Oa. Od. to Oa. Od.
buaba ; oa4s. Is. to u•la • Baias oa. vd. ;
• ,
Butter, 144. per lb. ; Potatoes, 9d. 'per 1815..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

Court Ntivs.

PRINCE ALFREDIO HIRTHDAY.--On Tuesday Prince
Alfred Ernest Albert, Ii r Majesty's second eldest son,
completed Ms 17th year, having been born the 6th
August, 1104. In honour of the occasion the Royal
standard WAS displayed at the Tower, Admiralty,
Somerset House, the Post OM*, and all the public
buildings ; the ships of war at Deptford, Woolwich.
Sheerness, Chatham, Portsmouth, and the other Royal
dockyards, dressed out in flags, and the usual salutes
were fired.

.......
THE VISIT OE HER MAJESTY Ti) THE LAKEN OF
KILL iRNET. —The forthcoming visit of Her Majesty
aiol the Royal fr.:tinily to Ireland will, judging from the
great preparations being made, no doubt be very grand.
Iler Majesty having reviewed about 20,000 troops, will
visit Dublin .(where preparations are also being made '
on • grand scale), and from thence, in company.. with
the }loyal Family. to the residence of Viscount Castle
rouse, known as Killarney-house, where his lordship is
making every preparation for the reception qf the
Royal visitors. On the second day it is arranged that
the Royal party shall dine at Derrycunnilly, where a
magnificent maninee is being erected. In the centre of
this is a noble dais, with boarded and carpeted floor of
elegant design, as well as a handsome tablecloth, woven
expreaalv for the occsasion, bearing the rose and sham-
rock. From the windows of the marquee, which are
well arranged for ventilation, a view of the beautiful
scenery of the surrounding locality is obtained, and the
entire has been furiii.lied and erected by Mr. B.
Edgisigton, the spot srlected being in the vicinity of
the lakes, and commanding views of the (;.per bakes,
bleekros-e-t e and demesne, the cascades and the
peaks of the chain of mountains, including the Reeks,
the Irish Alp Other preparations, on a grand scale.
are being made at the well-known Mlickrossediouse, as
well as as in the surrounding locality for the event,
which is looked forward to with the greatest interest.
THE PRINCE CONSORT AND THII CROWN PRINCE OF
PRUSSIA AT ALDERSHOT.—On Thursday the whole of
the troops now stationed at Aldershot were reviewed
in the presence of his Royal Highness the Prince
Consort, his Itiyal Highness the Crown Prince of
Prussia, and his Royal Highness the Duke of Cain.
bridge, Lient.-Ocneral Sir J. 1,. Pennefather, K.C.8.,
commanding the division. The troops turned out at
half-past eight o'clock, and proceeded to the Laud
Valley, where the review took place. After performing
various manceuvrea, the troops returned home at about
half-past two o'clock, and the Royal partl then proeeded
to visit the permanent barracks and other porta of the
camp. The weather was unfavourable, notwithstanding
which • large number of persons assembled to witness
thltdry's proceeding..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

arm aub Nabu.

The Warrior on Thursday got under steam for the
purpose of proceeding from the Victoria Docks to Green-
hithe. Four steam tugs were in attendance to assist
her, hut no well did she answer her helm, and so
entirely was she under control, that the aid of the tugs
was scarcely neceistary. She started at two o'clock, and
arrived at Greenhithe at • little after four, the trip
having been accomplished in a most agreeable aml
satisfactory manner. At Greenbithe her internal olltings
will be completed. and her armament and heavy stores
put on board. She will then proceed to Portsmouth
to be docked and have her bottom cleaned, and the
launching cleats removed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

DURWESTON.

SCHOOL TREAT.—The usual treat given to the
children of the Durweston schools took place on
Wednesday, on the lawn adjoining the residence of
the Rev. Lord S. G. Osborne. There being several
similar holidays at other places, the number of
visitors was fewer than is usual on such occasions.—
The children were liberally supplied with plum
cake and tea, and heartily enjoyed themselves in
running, jumping, playing with bat and ball, and
other amusements. Thu visitors consisted of the
dile of the neighbourhood, who appeared to take
great interest in the proceedings. We cannot speak
too highly of the manner in which the young People
conductea themselves, they being under the most
perfect control of their governess—Mirs. Brrington,
who is also very successful in bringing teem on in
their education.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

WOOL MARKET.

LONDON, August 5. Since our last report, there
has been rather more inquiry for home-grown wool,
arising from the reduction in the Bank rate for money
to 5 per cent. In prices, however, no change has
taken place. The supply on offer is extensive, but
there is scarcely any layout fur export purposes.
BILILDFOILD. August B.—The tone of the market is
quiet. But little wool is changing hands, and that not
at al on speculation. There appears to be rather
more willingness to sell, but the complaints is still
made of the farmers holding with such firmness that a
profit can hardly be made in this market Foreign
buyers have for the most part supplied their wants,
which adds to the quietness. The Edinburgh sale.,
It is said have gone off at somewhat higher prices than
was anticipated. The sales of Colonial wool in London
are going on steadily, but at lees rednetion than the
tone of the telegraphic reports would indicate.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

Crain anti Commerce.

THE CovirraY Itresox TRAWL—The state of the
ribbon trade at Coventry has undergone no material ini•
prevenient within the last few months, a large propor-
tion of the w being unemployed, and in work re-
ceiving a rate of wages of unprecedented lowness, fez
below any former experience, excepting among the
weavers of Spitalafield and the stockingers of Leicester-
shire. The manufacture of ribbons at Coventry is ex•
treinely limited, and the prospect of any speedy improve
ment it extremely doubtful • and it is anticipated that
ere many months have elapsed reopen.° must be had to
the remaining portion of the relief fund. If no change
for the better soon takes place, it is feared that the
ranks of pauperism will be greatly swelled. Endeavours
are being made to introduce ir.to town the velvet manu-
facture, and a factory has been purchased for that pur-
pose. At the police-court on Monday, nearly 200 per-
sons were summoned for the non-payment of poor-rates,
and on hearing, payment in many CASCII was obliged to
be remitted.

BRISTOL AND EXULTED RAILWAT.-It i stated that
the directors of tnis company have decided on recom-
mending to the proprietors a dividend at the rate of 4i
per cent. per annum for the past half-year.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

130? MARKET.

BOROUGH. FRIDAY, AUG. 9.—The plantation ammunts
are on the whole of a favourable chancier, and the
duty is estimated at £llO,OOO. For all kinds of hops
the demand is mach restricted, and prises are with
difilerelty rupported.—Mid and East Kent., 9. to 2.;
wead of rem., so.. to nos.; Elaalex, nit to 140..
Yearlings, 19Da. to 210 a. per cart,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

BRIDPORT.

Ruin Mercu.—A rifle match between the arid-
port and Dorchester Volunteer Ride Corps
place at the rifle range, at Bridport, on Monday
last. The weather unfortunately was not favour-
able, there being a strong wind acne, tie line of
6re from the south-west. The conditions were,
five rounds each at the respective distances of 900,
300, 500, and 600 yards. The Bring was com-
menced by the Bndport, Corporal BerniM sad
Privates Whettuun and Forsey severally scoring 7
points. On the Dorchester side Sergeant Home
obtained 10, Captain Kindendey 9, and Privets
Hogg 7. At 3CIO yards, Sergeent-Mer Tooker,
Corporal Patten, and Private Lipscomb*, of Brid-
pet, severally obtained 6 points, while Captain
Kinderaley obtained 9 points, and Sergeant Homer,
Corporal Mears, and Private Hogg obtained 6 seek
for Dorchester. At 500 yer& Sergeent-Mnjor
Tucker and Sergeant Good each obtained 6 points
for Bridport, and Sergeant Gregory obtained the
same number as the highest for Dorchester. At
600 yards the two highest were—for Bridport. Capt.
Templer aud Private Whethani, who obtained I
each, and the highest for Dorchester were Bergsma
Homer and Private Theme Homer. At no and
300 yards Dorchester headed their oppmeits by II
points at the former distance, and S points at the
hair, bet at 600 yards Bridport Metered a 4
of 3 points, and at 600 yards a majority .dir
Between the shooting, and at the clam of the cem
test, Captain Templer and T. Hounsell, Esq., enter-
tained the parties engaged in the contest in the
mom sumptuous manner. The following is As
icon.:—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

ffortign anb Colonial Enttllistnce.

HUNGARY. The Times correspondent on the
affairs of Hungary writes :—Wherever troubled waters
are, there, we ma, be quits sore, the Emperor Napoleon
mats a line. His object in them parts appears to be
chiefly to encourage general discord, with • view to
keep matters as lung se possible unsettled, and to
wWten Austria to the very uttermost, While, on the
oee hand, his agents pat the Hungariens on the back
aul urge them to resist the pretensions of Vienna, upon
the other they instil into Croatian ears jealous suspi-
Mons of the Raper. It suits I,iin to see Hungary and
Austria at loggerheads; it would not suit him to me
the various nationalities agreed that belong to the Aus-
trian Crown, for then Vienna might feel the necessity
of yielding sufficiently to satisfy them, and such donee.-
mien would be the signal for • revival in the empire,
and perhaps would mark the date of a new lease of
prosperity and power. The vitality of the Austrian
eeip!re is proverbial; he reetrurces, and es,ecially those
of Hungary, are enormous, and hut very partially de-
veloped. Hungary, If political jealousies and troubres
had not checked her progress, should now be one of the
richest countries in Europe. A aatidactory political
settienteut would serve at once as security and stimulus.
On the other hand, if Francis Joseph felt secure of
Humeri= reliance, there would no longer be the same
motives for sacrificing the interests of this country, as
has Daly too dim been done, to those of Austria
=. This sountry was destined by Providence to
of the great storehouses of Europe, one of its
chid granaries and vineyards. Immensely rich in
'reeling corn mad delicious wines, to say nothing of
fruit, wool, minerals, and other produce of the moat
varied kind, all that Hungary needs for the attainment
of the hignest onnowrity, are 000tentment, tranquility,
Lair play, and sufficient outlets. When one considers
this, in *ordination with the really strong sentiment of
loyalty which is • prominent feature of the Hungarian
character, it appears incredible that Vienna should not
be able to reach's, even at some little murales, to *an-
oints a sountry Irma widish the empire might confi-
dently expect to derive ths greatest benefits The
Hungarians cannot be justly reproached with want of
generosity and consideration towards their Sovereigns
when they have acted towards them in • like spirit.
They themselves say that they have been too conside-
rate, sad have last more than one golden opportunity
by their unwilliagnese to press hard upon Austria in
her momenta of greatest weakness and peril. Be this
as it may, I believe them to be • nation on whom gene-
rosity weakliest be thrown away. Side by side with
the 'Sublime and tenacious courage with which they
maislaia whet they consider to be their rights, there
exist, • warmth of feeling which prompts them readily
to meet overturn made in a frank and cordial, and
geolaioe spirit. They are, in my opinion, a people with
whom • Sovereign like Victor Emmanuel might do
almost =Ages.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

Somerottsbirt.

YEOVIL.

CILICKIT. —The return match between the Sher-
borne and Yeovil clubs will come off on Wednesday
next.
PILIWITATION. —His Worshipful the Mayor lately
presented to John Milborne, second son of Mr. John
Mi!borne, of this town, two handsome volumes,
given by the City of London School, as a‘prix• for
being the head of the French class.
TIM' ISA NCI Firrx.—Tbe annual _Me in con-
nection with the Yeovil Temperance Society, took
place on Tuesday ins field at Higher Kingston. A
tent was erected, beneath which tea was provided,
of which • number of parsons partook. The band
of the rifle corps lent their aid to enhance the
pleasures of the evening; and tea being over, dancing
commenced with vigour, and was kept up with
much spirit till the shades of evening warned the
lovers of terpsichore to retire. A quantity of other
amusements were provided, such as archery, cricket,
and Aunt Sally, as usual, had • number of admirers.
Mr. Perry, of the Temperance Hotel, exhibited bis
mechanical works, which were much admired. The
weather was all that could be desired, and a very
pleasant evening was spent.
Rutz Coupe— On Thursday next our corps
intend paying a visit to the mansion of their Lieu-
tenant, Donne, Esq.
Tag W &ATRIA AHD THI CR OP& —rowing the
past week we have experienced delighthil weather,
and harvesting operations ale beginning in this
neighbourhood with activity. Uen.• tely the
wheat is a good deal smutted, and altogether does
not look so fine as in former years. The potatoes
in some places are very much diseased, in fact, not
worth digging up, whilst in other gardens they do
not appear to be touched.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

HAY AND STRAW XARKETS.

Sairrenzu).—llesdow bay, E 2 Os. to f 5 Os.
new, £2 10s. to £4 Os.; clover, £3 10s. to CS Os.
straw, La 10.. to £2 Os. per load.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

kotst.tsbirt.
;DORCHESTER.
Doric4Pant, Ayala 6th.—We have never
chronicled large • fair held in Dorchester. The
number of sheep on offer was greatly in noels of
former years, the same with the buyers who came
from all parts in great numbers frith • determination
to make purchases, indeed, so good was the demand
that • rise in price of several shillings per bead was
established, and a general clearance was affected.
We ;pander prices ranged as high as they wets at
the extreme point last year. Down lambs, in
middling condition and large sue, fetched nearly
30a. and Sussex Down Ewes ht 38e. other sorts
in like proportion. In the woo trade there were
pleoty of buyers at 164. pea lb. but farmers generally
were unwilling to accept these terms, there being
sverrpreepen of men higher rates la the cattle
there item poioe good things on offer especially in
yonng dock erllnch realised good prior. Is the corn
market there was more activity than of late, and
vetoes were beater. Foreign new barley worth
48.. In the other departments of the fair the
usual amount of business was satisfactorily
tranotated.

Pou;i-n— ltrrtuaossce —On Monday, George
Payne, under ostler at the King's Arms Hotel, was
bronht up on remand charged with stealing a silver
watch and motel guard, value £l, the property of
Willi Alli Woodward, of the Stet lon. Ho *ado('
guilty, and as no further *classes was brought
him, be wee sentenced to two months' hard
Oot;arry Count., August 6th..—The monthly
was bald to-day. -There were 70 summonses
besides judynents ; of the former only 15
reumined for hearing, four of which were struck
mak Infinite the absence of the portion, and the
remekeder were of the ordinsry character, premutulff
me famines of public interest, whilst of th• judge-
ment ansallaooBoll one was adjourned, on. was
ardneed to be oomautted for non-payment and the
remeinder wore oompromised.—Heary Morgan, an
• larelvent, prod his examination, and reolarcd his
Gaol order.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

DEATHS.

Aug. 1, at Beismirurter, Mr. Francis Nomiter, aged 60.
Aug. 4. at his residence, Cadogon-Place, Vice-
Admiral Sir Thomas Herbert, K.C.8., aged 68.
Aug. 9, at his residence, Wareham, alter a short
alums, aged 75, Mr. Joseph Gillingbiuu, for many
years • highly respectable butter factor.

PCBLICATIONS iiECEIVID.

The Doctrines of the Jesuit void Ronan Catholic
Writers on Homicide, Theft, Perjary, and other
Craises.—Loadon The Protestant Alliance.—This
pamphlet gives, in • condensed form, a fair outline of
the dangerous doctrines held by the Romans, and
especially the ;Jesuits, on some of the most flagrant
enmes ; to which, unfortunately, they under certain
circumstances, aMx no censure, but on the contrary,
allow as being both right and lawful. Those of our
readers who are not conversant with LSe invidious
nature of the teachings of the Romish church, will do
well to purchase the
_pamphlet, which is issued by the
Protestant Alliance. Price 6d.
Amendments in eke Book of Casino* Proper—and
Ths !Warr Revision of Ike Liturgy. London:
Hamilton, Adams, and Ca—The aim and object of both
these pamphlets are identical—via., to alter, and as
the writers believe, amend the Liturgy of the Church of
England, especially the Services for the Public and
Private Baptism of Infants. There is much to say on
hoth sides lot the question, and the only remark we
would make is, that we trust those who advocate the
change proposed, will weigh well the responsibility of
seeking to alter the time-honoured and incomparable
liturgy of our National Establishment. We seriously
commend to such the admirable charge of the Lord
, Bishop of this diocese, which will be found in our im-
pression of to-day.
The Halfpenny Journal.—Part 1. London: Ward
and Lock, Fleet-street.—Thii.is • very good instalment
of what we may reasonably expect by the repeal of the
Paper Duties. Besides two very well written tales—
one entitled "The Black Band," and the other "The
Colleen Bawn ;," this periodical contains some very
readable pieces under the heads of" Golden Gleanings,"
" Merry Moments," "Interesting Statistics," and
"Miscellaneous." The poetry also is very good; and
altogether, The Halfpenny Journal is fully entitled to
take its place beside those publications which have been
long favourites with the working classes.

AU coltununications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Courtly Exprenn and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office. Church
Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

Local Neorq Continued frog ifkpaps-
,
POOLE.

BANS-LAT BUSDAX SCROOL TIMAT.-011 Widnes:
day the children attending the Baptist Sunday School
had their annual treat in a field at Loneset. Th°
weather was not so fine as could have Wan wished
yet they apparently enjoyed themselves very much
and returned home about 8 o'clock in hie glee.
BULB M ATC hi WWI ESN POOLS AND W UNDONX /L.
—On Tuesday the return match came off between
the Poole and Wimborne Volunteers at the practice
ground of the Poole Rifles at Lilliput. The firing
was not so good as usual. The Poole corps obtained
89 points, and the Wimborne 79, being a majority
of 34* favour of the Poole Corps.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

NEWOATR AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, Auo. 9.—The supplies of both town and
country-killed meat are by no means extensive, and the
trade, on the whole, rules steady, at our quotations:—

Per Me by the Carom.

r. ..d. 1. d. .d.
Inferior boot .. 2 10to3 4 Inferior mutton 3 4 8
Middling ditto .. 3 6 3 10 Middling ditto 3 10 4
Pilme largedllto 4 0 4 S Prime ditto 4 6 10
Prime sonnil ditto 4 2 4 4 Veal
Large pork ....3 $ 4 6 Small pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-13

POOLE.

Tow): COUNCIL—The quarterly roasting_ of the
Council was held on Monday, the Mayor (F.. Lacy,
Esq.,) in the chair. The first business that came
before the Council was relative to "Lb. Ladies'
Walking Field." A letter was read from Mr.
Ralston, stating that he would throw open the field
to the public as a recreation ground, upon the PAY-
ment of £6 per annum from the Town Council. He
also wished it to be thoroughly understood that the
Council were not to have exclusive possession
thereof, but that be still reserved the right to
himself to graze cattle there. After • great deal of
discussion this was agreed to, and the Town Clerk
was directed to write to Mr. Ralston to that effect.
The report of the Finance Committee was reported
and adopted, and • watch rate of 6d. in the pound
was ordered to be made.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

IV IM BORNE.

In our second page will be found the case of.
Morgan Blandfortl, who was committed to Newpte
to take his trial for sending deceased meat, unfit.
for human food, to the London Matkets. On Friday
the prisoner was brought up at the Central Criminal
Court, before Mr. Justice Williams, who after ani-
madverting very severely on the enormity of the
offence, Which his lordship said was committed
solely with the vien of putting money into his.
(prisoner's) pocket, sentenced him L. six month's
imprisonment in Newgate Gaol.
At the General Quarter Sessions, for the county of
Hants, Winchester, on Tuesday Lot, Eliza Rabbit
alias Eliza Maria Roberts, but who has been known
in this neighbourhood as Miss Yanny, and charged
with obtaining money and other property under
false pretences, at Ringwood and other places, was.
found guilty and sentenced to eighteen month's
imprisonment, with bard labour. It affords us much
pleasure to speak very highly of Supt. Baynton, of
the Dorset Constabulary, through whose rail and
discretion, this arrant imposter has been brought to
justice.
HAPPY Fuctows.--Our rifle corps were, on
Monday the hth inst., most liberally entertained by
Captain St. John Coventry, at Knowlehouse, Cords
Mullen, with a cold collation and sherry ad /dahlia,
supplied by Mr. Hund. The corps were headed by
the brass band, which discoursed sweet music, and
the day WAS spent in a most agreeable and happy
manner.
CorNrr Prrry SanuoNs, April 12.—Before W.
L. Adye, and John Churchill, Esqrs.—Alisolam
Barnes, and Ashley. Bollain, were each sentenced to
one month's imprisonment with hard labour, for dis-
orderly conduct, and breaking windows. —John
Welch was committed for trial at the next Quarter
Sessions for breaking and entering the cottage of
Shunammite Ratt, and stealing £1 in crown and
half- crown pieces.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

WOOL MARKET.

There in n slight improvement in the demand for
short wo,ds, almost wholly for home use, at the late
doclitie in quotations. Long wools continue heavy, and
prim. are barely supported. The supply of wool on
oiler is rather limited, and the transactions for export
purposes erg mad. restricted.
Down T•zs .
Down
Halt-bred 11%, .
11111-bro.l Wothems
Kant F10c.,.

ideleaster Howes, mixei
C.retbPig Skins
Flannel W.DI
Blanket W.,JI

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

Sowniaurrog, Friday.—Old Wheat, £l6 Os. to
£l6 ; New, 1.:12 Oa. to £l6 10s. per load;
malting Barley. :tde. to 44.. ; Grinding ditto, 30s. to
36..; Outs, 25e. to P.M. ; Beans, 40e. to tiOs. ; Malt, egts.
to 72.. per qr. ; Flour, 475. to 495. 03 per sack.—
We had s fair attendance at this day's market. The
wheat trade ruled quiet, and in the sales effected •
reductiunor ls. per 9r. had to be aubinitted to. Barley
mold at late Ilitutations. Oats, beans, and peas in
steady 4104tanct. Flour must be quoted Is. per sack
lower.
Taumrog, Saturday.—Wheat (ohl), is. Gcl. to Os. ;
new), tn. to Os. ; barley, ss. Od. to tis. 341. per bushel;
Osts, gs. to 3s. ; beans, Le. 93. to Gil. oa.
per bushel.
ANDOVIR, 484. (hi. to 72,1• (Id. orr
qr. ; bark", Min. to 41s. per qr.; oats, 20.. to 27..;
Peas' —4' t° ; rye, —s. to —a.; tares, to —s.
per bushel."-}1"od, lfsl. per 811a5.—Flonr, 443 e. to 48s.
saak.—Tlsere was a large supply at our market,
'Y goad attendance, but • Tory dull trade
at trout Is. to as, leas money than bat

20d. 200.
171 d. 13d.
loa. --d.
lea. lDd.
194.
19.1. 19.1.
13.1. 13.1.
13.1. 1,1.
10.1.

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AU communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset Con nig Exprewr and
A gricultural Gazette, at the Cake, Church
Street, Dorchester.

kc,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

116 P MARKET.

FRIDAY, APRIL 12.—The market for all kinds of
hops is very finn. Fine yearling and old qualities sell
freely, and prices are on the advance. Medium and
Inferior parcels, RS well :1-4 bops of last year's growth,
although i. only moderate request, command extreme
rates. Mid and East Kent pockets, kt to £lO ;
'Weald .4 Keats, crt to ES 8s; Suasca, £3 to 13i ;
Yea:Wigs, £4 to 214 100 per cwt.
•

£30,000 for £2, and £20,000 for £l.

FULL Particulars of the manner in which the
above Seine can be realised, will be given on
application to Mr. F. FABILICIUIS, Banker, Frankfort-
.. .

Ake-thane.

Letters addreased to 'Mr. B. W , 9 Castle
Street, Falcon Square, Loudon, E.C.," will be for.
warded Post Free.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

HAY AND STRAW MARKETS.

SbllTllPlEl.D.—ileadow hay, V/ Os. to Li 5.;
clover, C:1 U. to £3 155.; straw, £1 18s. to £2 as,
yar load.

THE ROYAL FARMERS' INSURANCE
COMPANY,
3, NORFOLK STREET, STRAND, LONDON,
Wl'.

HAIL INSURANCE.

WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS, I'EAS, Lc.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

BRIDPORT.

The boys attending the lhurch night school, were,
on Wedneeday evening bountifully treated with cake
and tea through the kindness of the Rev. T. Roper,
who has taken great pains with them, and to whom
they and their friends are much indebted for his self-
denying and earnest efforts on their behalf. inte-
resting addresses were delivered by the Rev. T.
Roper, Messrs. Briddlecombe, Baker, Collins, and
Turner.
ODD FELLOWS' FESTIVAL.—We understand it is
the intention of the brethren of the order in this
town—The Great Western Lodge, M. U.—to hold a
grand ate on coronation day. Several lodges are
expected to join with their Bridport brethren es
costume to St. Mary's church, where a sermon will
be preached by the worthy rector. We sincerely
wish every success to the committee of management,
and hope their expectations will be fully

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPII.)

itzurzies TzzaalAits.

FRANCE
PARIS, Monday.

The Moniieur publishes an account of the isslireet
revenue for the first three mouths of the present
year, which shows a decrease of 31,000 f., as eons.
pared with the same period in 1660.
The Moniieur also announces that the pamphlet
letter on the History of France by Henry of Orleans
" Duke D'Aumale," has been suppressed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

POOLE.

Sr. Janns'is.—The Rev. A. Wilkinson has beets
appointed to the rectory of this church by the
Simeon trustees, rendered vacant by the lamented
death of the Rev. P. W. JoWife. Mr. Wilkinson
is of moderate viewe in ecclesiastical matters.
ACCLDINT TO TUE GARYCRAIO. - The heart/
Gartcraig, belonging to Messrs. Wanhill, which
Poole for Quebec on Thursday morning, ran ashore
on Kimmeridp ledge. lntslligenoe was speedily
sent to Poole, and the Poole steamer proceeded to
her assistance and succeeded in getting her a, and
bringing her into Studland bay.
CONCERT. —A concert WM given in the Townhall
on Tuesday evening, the 9th inst., in aid of Um
funds of the Drum and Fife Band. The performance
was in all respects a success, the room being crowded.
Mr. W. Clench officiated ii. vocal conductor, Mr.
B. Baker conducted the orchestra, and Mr. J.
Durant presided at [the piano and harmonium. The
arrangements of the committee were imminent, and
the whole affair went off very well. Several parties
from Bournemouth, and several of the 19th Banta
Volunteers honoured the performance with their
presence.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

BROWN AND I'OLSON'S

PATENT CORN FLOUR.

The Lancet Slates:
'THIS 18 &PERM TO ANYTHING Or THE KIND

KNOWN."

FIRST of the kind Manufactured and Paten-
ted in the United Kingdom and France, aa ex-
plained with Engravings in The Illuserated London
New, of May 26th, 1860. Prepared without fermenta-
tion it is warranted to keep sweet for years.

It is respectfully suggested that the Trade Mark sad
name in full should be obsersed on each Package, as
similsr articled are sometimes substituted or recom-
mended as "the same," or "a. good as BRAWN &
POLIO:nen."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.

The essence of these diseases lie in the blood, which
has, Boating through each vessel, the paingiving poison,
which irritates and inflames every tissue it conies in
(contact with, and produces the hot, swollen, elastic
enlargement about the joints so characteristic of gouty
diseases. The philosophy of cure consist in over.
sowing this depravity in the blood, which is rapistiy
purified by the use of the pills. The Ointment, when
rubbed upon the skin, penetrates the system through
the pores, acts n unison with the Pills, and soon
ejecta a cure.

Both IAo Oissintast and Pills skotild k soul is tA4 fol-
lowing caws :
..chewii
lad
briefs's' Is 2o.notc.ransted and St irrwit=
Bums Joints Skin-dissams
Bunions Itiopluntiasis Scurvy
Oils of bf Fistulas fors-Made
and Sand-Plias Gout I Tumours
0000-bar Glandular 1 Ulcers
Chlego-foot Lumbago Wounds
OhilisMins Plias
Chapped Hands Bbsonatism
Gera& (mit) lisids
Bold at the Ifatabllshment of PBOriallOß HOLLOWAY,
964, bread (near Temple Bar), London ; also by all
asapeclabls Dreggisla and Dealers in Medians@ through-
Siat the niwitian id world, at the following prises :-.
iii. 10., b. H. 4s. 64., Hs., 23.., and Ma. NA Pol.
e. There is a sossidsrabla saving by inking SW
law aims.
5.11..-Dirsolioas Ms abspwaso a lAN* is Ma
011111111 al Aug he soli RA

WHEN YOU ASK FOR
GLENFIELD PATENT STAItCII,
Bee that you get it, as inferior kinds are often
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON ,S*, CO., Glasaow 1c LONDON.

QTAMP YOUR OWN PAPER-With
Arms, Crest, Initials, or Name and Address, by
means of ICULLETON'S PATENT EMBOSSING
PRESS, 15..; Best Make, 21s. Any person can use
them.—T. CULLEMN. bie Sinker to the Board of
Trade, 25, Cranbourn.street, corner of St. Martin's.
ape, London, W.C.

FAMILY ARMS, ttc., Emblazoned for Paint-
in on Carriages or Needlework, Gs.; Best Style,
12s. ; Gothic and blo.lern Monograms Designed, ss.
Arms Quartered, Imp dad. and Painted on Vellum,
according to the lAws of lieruldry.—Dy T. CULLETON,
Seal Engraver and Die Sinker, 23, Cranhourn-street,
corner of St. Martin's Lane. London. W.C.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

I:LAM/FORD.

SUIL/DIV: DRAW. —An awful imtanee 0r the un-
certainty of life ueciured in thii town on Nlondity.
Mr& Squib, wife of Me. Squib, whitcmaitli, was
seized with parnlysie in the threat about II o'clock,
and although well attended by a medical man and
lierneighbourn, she continued uneanacious, and died
a few hours after.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

"I‘T 0 TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
1.1 ROBERT THRAMIEB Rows., of Dorchester, in the
County of Dorset, Butcher, 'lath by an Indenture
dated the Bth day of APRIL, 1861, made between the
said Robert Thrasher Rowe of the first part, James
Gaines, of Chiselborne, in the same County, Yeoman,
and John Thomas Ensor, of Dorchester aforesaid,
Auctioneer, of the second part, and the several
persons whose names and sales are thereunto sub-
scribed and set, being respectively Creditors of the said
Robert Thrasher Rowe, of the third part—ABSIONED
all his Personal Estate and Effects to the said Jam.
Caine. and John Thowas Enamor, UPON TRUST, MP
the equal benefit of such of his Creditors as should
execute the same Indenture within three months from
the date thereof, and that such Deed was duly executed
by the said Robert Thrasher Rowe, James Caine., and
John Thomas &nor, on the day of the date thereof,
and that such execution was attestad by Frederick
Ingram, of Dorchester aforesaid, Solicitor, and by
Thomas Whittle Pearce, of Dorchester aforesaid,
Clerk to Messrs. Ingram and Mon. And NOTICE
IS HEREBY FURTHER GIVEN, that the said In-
denture is now lying at our office for the Inspec-
tion and Signature of the Creditors of the said Hobert
Thrasher Rowe.
INGRAM k SON,
Solicitors,Dorehester.
Dated 10th April, 1861.

P
URSUANT to a Decreo of the High
Court of Chancery__ wade in a Causo—thunsua
EDWARD ILLINGWORTH WOODHOUSI against CHARLIS
THOMAS lIALL and °THUS.

The Creditors of ROBERT HALL, late of A Nen, in
the Parish of Hilton, in the County of Dorset, deceased,
who carried on the Business of a Common Brewer and
Maltster, in co-Partnership with George Edward
Illinworth Woodhouse, and who died in or about
the month of October, 1859, and also the locum-
breneers upon the Real Estates of the said Robert
Hall, are by their Solicitors, on or before the 72nd
day of MAY, 1861, to come in and prove their
CLAIMS at the Chambers of the Vice-Chancellor, Sir
John Stuart, No 11, Old Square, Lincolns-Inn, Middle-
sex, or in default thereof they will be peremptorily
excluded from the benefit of the said Decree.

TUESDAY, the '.0411 day of MAY, Pail, at half-past
12 o'clock in the Afternoon, at the said Chambers, is ap-
pointed for hearing and adjudicating upon the Claims.
Dated this 13th Day of April, 1861
ROBERT PEA K E,
Chief Clerk.
Peter Plumley, Solicitor for the Plaintiff, 27, Moor-
gate-street, London.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

or During the ttme the ANALYTICAL SANITARY
UMINISSION was in Session, tide only Green Too of
China growth which they found free front the usual
bluish powdered colours wadi olgained, by them, from
Horninian le Co.'s Imports tying at the London
DOCkl.—See the " Coutudiusioncre Official Report,"
(page 319), puldiehed by Longman'.
"ALWAYS GOOD ALIKE."
HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA,

THE LEAP NOT COVERED WITH COLOUR
(2TRONG RICH FULL-FLAVORED TEA,
1.3 "al ways good alike, "—the early gathering,—is
obtained by lionaimAN & Co. haring it in this pure unco-
loured stale, fur by disallowing the usual powdered
>olour on all they import, the Chinese cannot possibly
diveise and pass qtr to them any brown withered kern
without ccria a deletion.

Dr. H A53.11.L writing •"
On the General Teas of Com-
merce" remark, " enat the Docks, I obtained Teas
from many Unrgoes, and found both the Blacks and
G reens from Horn imun's and Co.'s Imports to le pr.
leetty genuine awl of good quality, the Greens had
ono of the biarish fork/ found on other Teas, they
sshiibit a duil olive Ant, and being thus pore are per
("If:, wholesome."

Eschuively in PACKETS. Sold by Atili.HTS ONLY,
Ai every town. Prices, 3s. 8.1., 45., and 4s. 4d. per
pound. - -

LOCAL AGENTS.
A.rinineicr
Beilnort Beach and Barnieott, Eatt-Street.
11, a•diailer Oliver, Fore-Street.
I:l4ntlfuill
I4re I« gis
ante .11.4aa g-Street.
Ceanb.tae ......
ercirkerne
CAniq .. Young, Post-Office.
DuI:CIIEa2'ER.. Fitouu, Ilion- EAsr-STBAST.
Gdfi.mham Edgar, Post-Cace.
Ilciterridge
London
Lyme
AfelburyOsisted 11"aullin"trr.' Brom""cell.
Pli
l'uult
Shreborne
Dike.
a uffeatpury
Bennett, Iligh-Street.
It mrilourm Cole, St. Mary -Street.
Wareham
IVitaburste
Wi nterb °arse
iteton. Satebell.
Yori4 "......, Gaols 6 Eaii,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

Irtlanb.

TIIE TERRIBLE ()lIINIBUR ACCIDENT IN I/CIILIN.—
The inquest on the bodies of the persons drowned in the
canal, after extending to three days, was concluded on
Wednesday. The jury returned the following verdict:
" We tind that the several parties lost their lives by
Minnie drowning, owing to the omnibus accidentally
backing into the chamber of the canal ; and, further, we
do nut attach any blame to any parties, believing that
every one exerted himself to the best of his judgment
on this sad occasion." The jury added—" We beg to
call the attention of the Canal Company and the
Itathinines Conitnissioners to the unsafe state of the
Portobello-bridge, and the great want of light thereon,
for the protection of the public from a recurrence of
accident on this much used thoroughfare." The fore-
man also said that lie was requested to state by some of
his brother jurors that they thought omnibuses should
have breaks henceforth.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

LONDON MARKETS.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEURAPII.)

MARK-LANE, MONDAY, APRIL 15.

(nom G I LES, SON, AND HASKELL'S HKrOUT.

Very short supply of English wheat, and best

11.61Plas selling at about last Monday's prices, but
• . inferior quite neglected. No business paining in
foreign. Barley, beams, and peas selling as last
week. Oata in good demand, at fully GcL advance.

AI:RIVALS :
Wheat (Britian) 5,641 Barley(Foreign) 7,24
Barley „ 1,806 Oata ~73,457
Malt
~ 12,677 IM&lt ,
Oata 1,651 Flour 3,26 i; sacks, and
',lour 14,784 1,215 barrels.
Oata 1,60 G Barley (Scotch) 280
Malt ~ 14 Oata 830
Wheat (Foreign) 29,281 f Malt „

[FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.]

Arrivals of grain have continued to increase.
Thu general tone of foreign markets is depressed.
Than is not sufficient life in any part of the trade
to amble sellers to place any largo quantity of
grans except at a reduction in prim.

IdErROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

MONDAY, APRIL 15.

Oar market was supplied today with 3,700
boasts. 20,030 sheep and lambs, 340 pigs, and
125 calves.

Trade for beef and mutton dull, at 2d. per stone
reltudion. Lamb od. lower. Veal and pork 21.
below last Thursday's prices.

Boot
Mutton
Veal
Pork

d. o. d.
3 2to 4 10
36 510
54 6 0
46 5 2
70 8 0
ARRIVALS :

Holland—Beast 410 r Scotland—Beast 410
)9 Shoop 1,550 i Ireland—Boast
„ Calves 711 Cambridge--Boast 80
Spa n—Boast Norfolk—Beast 2,000
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

HENRY TAYLOIt,
TRINITY-STREET, DORCHESTER,

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
AND

MANURE--DEALER.
HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
past favours, begs to announce that he has a
Large Stock of HORNSBY'S, /BAYARD'S, and othet
PLOUGHS; Cambridge's Patent Rollers; Plain ditto;
Seaman's Patent Drags and Harrows ; Chain ditto;
Corn, Seed, and Manure ; Manure Distributors;
Horse and Steam Power Thrashing Machines ; Steam
Engines by all the leading Makers; Winnowing
Machines; Baker's kept in stock; Boby's Barley
Screens; Chaff Cutters, all sizes, in stock, from I:1 sel
upwards; Turner's, and other Bean, Oat, and Malt
Mills; 13entall's Root Pulpers and Cake Mills; Horse.
Gears; Washing and Mangling Machines.

linplcutents of crery description laccl on the Farm at
Makers' Prices.
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;

Corn and Flour Sacks; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Covers; Cart Grease ; Machine Oils; Gutta Pemba,
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India Rubber and
Gutta Pendia Tubing; Taylor and Son's Patent Vapour.
fed Ranges, Stoves, and Grates, (patented by the Rev•
H. Houle),
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16

VOR FAMILY ARMS—Send Name and
County to the Royal Heraldic Studio and Library;
in a few days you will receive a Correct Copy of your
Armorial Bearings. Plain Sketch, 3s. ; in Heraldic
Colours, with written description, Gs. ; Large Sim, 12a. ;
Family Pedigrees, with original grant of arms, to whom
and when granted, the origin of the name, all traced
from authentic records, fee 2 Guineas. An Index,
containing the names of nearly all persons entitled to
use Arms, as extracted train the British Museum,
Tower of London, Herald's College, As, d:c. The
Manual of Heraldry. .100 Engravings, 31. 6d., post free
—By T. CULLETON, Genealogist, Lecturer on
Heraldry at the Meehanie:i' Institute, 25, Cmnbourn-
street, corner of St. Martin's Lnic, London, W.C. The
Heraldic Colours for Servants' Liveries, sa.