The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-14 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE.

The vela In& his eestissol to show graph:roe of
Ileareee, allillegh. Is the abentoe of osssstsstss. the
armed lee been reerieted he the ssmb lag al adiaal
=to. Wlteig, both Nag d Wedgy, hot
XI sontelsed list Monday' edsanoey and Prolog
tem s preeest upset of sho trade, Aare le as Ira-
modellit peebibßity at s reeedoo. Arearteen advisees
report this • demand km sprung up a* Now Toth foe
Lb. North West prehree, oiling to the failure of the
winter wheat be this. 6Ariets. Prises have risen,
Isekillort operstkes have socesqueoce hem
It ta, however, satisfactory I. observe the
ehl is hoes Oelifernia soctlaae oil • fair average
About ewe ullliec quarters Iwo bees despatched
shoos harvest, and there Is still • sarOns of about ball-
iutalllioa quarters available. From Nemo smell export
briber r eta &dog. As regards spring iota, the
wake( hoe been geaerally Arm. Batas and grey puss
however, have bon One Shilling lower, In other
respeote that. has been no allow. The unsettled
weather ocaidenee to bo • greet hindrance to the pro-
seoutio• of field work, and to the ooneqouout prepara-
tion of Ur lewd for spring 'owing.

MARK-Will, Taus DAY.

Flos samples of Wheat, both English awl foreign,
have closed with steadiness, at 14.1 week's advance,
being maintalsed. Mattis; Barley quite m dear.
Haim and Oata quiet bat firm. Naos aad grey Peas
on. Shilling lower. Flour steady.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, This DAY.

About three thousand beasts on isle Inalading some
its hundred Dutch and four hundred Nab. Demand
heavy. Mess Teapot:um lower. Beet Booty, be. 10d.
The sheep market le (a. eery arm state. About woe
thousand are on sale. Decaslonally beet Downs make
84., but 74. Bd. is the general top quotation. Oalsee
eteedy. Pigs quite At Deptford there are about
fifteen hunnred Jeep, and fifty Hamburgh beasts.

ZXECIITION AT DURHAM.
Side and Hayes, two of the mat orho murdered a
man named Wain*, wen hay* al Durham this
morning.

DEATH Or THZ EIIPEROS NAPOLEON.

Napoleon the Third died at the old Health Manor
Mame, where he haa spent the two years of his exile,
at a quarter to eleven o'olook on Thursday morning;
and will, it is anoonneed, be provisionally ruled In the
Roman Catholic chapel of Chiselhurst For • long
time he bad been in ill health, and an examination on
January 2, by Sir H. Thompson and Sir W. Gull, led
to the dirten of a don* as big is a walnut. The
operettas of eruahing the stone was decided apon, and
It wee done at once. On the 6th the owed= wee
repeated. The pain and irritation were intense, bat the
Emperor's strength was good, and the third operation
was fixed for ?hurray at noon, but at tat o'clook a
change set in, sad Sir Henry Thompson, vidting the
patient at 10.25, discovered to his eurFria• that the
end was approaching. The Emperor's pules wee grow.
log weaker and weaker, his strength failing, and
within twenty minute. Napoleos wee dead. The
Empress wee called In the instant the range was
noticed; and her Majesty at one. telegraphed for her
boy at Woolwich sod sent for the parish priest of
Chlealharet, the Abbe Goddard, to administer the last
rite of the Roman Catholic Church. The &OMR=
pre signs of COM=oll=44l during the admintstretion
of the &moment. This over, the Empress aoprooched
the bedside and embraced her husband. The patient
this made signs that he wished to give hie bet kir to
his devoted wife, after which be made a alight move-
ment, heaved two sighs, and expired. The Impress,
hitherto perfectly calm, mould no looter retrain her
feelings; the uttered a ary of earroM and despair,
" "sad fell, foisting, ea coheir. The
Prier Imperial did not arrive till half-par eleven—be
we. at drill with the rad of the cadets when the
mearge arrived—sad the impress condneted him to
the biome a hi• dead father; be kissed him several
them and plated spec his breast (am the Abbe
Goddard and the Emma had done previously) a small
spray of box.
The Prisms Imperial is mash mit up, hot est himself
manfully to the sad last of rioneoling the impress.
Meese. Downey, photographer, of Nerreetle-on.
Tyne, on Miley took photographs of the feature and
beet of the Emperor, and reseeded admirably. They
found the Emperor looking very like himself; the only
alteration visible was ix hie moustathe, which, instead
of standing oat with WM erispnees, now lay down
naturally over the ober. • mother-of-pearl cross lay
on the Emperor's breast, but r motherml-pearl would
not take well in the photograph, an thew OTCOM with
an Ivory figure of our Saviour, was gabeiltutol, end
three sprigs of flowers arranged round it.
Her Majesty the Queen of England, haring received
notilierica by telegraph, answered the Empress In the
most trebles manner, putties herd( completely at
her service, and announcing that one of her aldes-de
°amp had left Osborne to pier himself at her disposal
at snipelhnret. Lord Sydney, who lire in the neigh-
bourhood, wee in strudel« arson immediately.
The Entrees we. to be found doting the whole of
Thursday afternoon, almost ortinuottely kneeling in
payer on the prirdiat at the foot of the bed of the
&keit Emperor.
The neet-morter examination of the body of the late
Emperor shows that direr had are far greater inroads
into the system than had been erip, and had the
medical men pampered this knowledge, no operatios
would have been attempted, and the Emperor might
have lived on a little longer in pain and suffering.
Si. limber and other leading Bonapartists have
arrived at Carodenidese, and • larre number of persons
daily inscribe their names in the visitor' book.
The Rev. Mr. Goddard, of Si, Mary's Chapel. Chide-
hard, with two sisters of charity, remained at the bed-
side of the decreed Emperor throughout Friday, while
the Sartre sod the Prior Imperial entered the room
from time to time, sod meted • prayer at the foot of
the bed.

TheaS:of the flimiard Ii" authorised to state,
on ex ly good authority, that Ithater's telegram
from V stating that the Empress BOOMS swill
Issue • proolostatio• saaminsing her regency during
m/oority of the Priam Imperial to wittiest Loomis.
tion ; that there is little Of no probability of melt an
event taking place; but, ou the «ovary, the Empress
oontemplates maistaining 'Canoe with reference to
political questissoa."
Another ocereepondent writes :—" Whim I logoired
of U. Pletri, to. late Emperor's private seonstary,
reopeeting Ilse health of the Primo* Imperial, that
gentleman politely correcitod me by a signifioant
wassails se ho replied:—' His Majesty supports himself
with great courage.' I bed obviously forgottao the
Ilotiarohkiel Lt Roi sort ; nor I. Nei
It to stated that the Emperor ham loft two wills, ono
in England and.one in Paria

?be Prince" of Wales and Priam Cluietian left Char-
ing ems by train on Saturday morning. for Cti
to pay visit of oiredolorma to Um Impress mid lb*
Prima
_lmp!! MI. _ .

By tbs.- &SS tuna. on Saturday moaning. Runes
N lb. Primer Idathild• and Mamas Clotild•
arrived at Clthisharat.

Os Saturday morning and forenoon the propos of
ambalming the doomed Eeeperor was ...wooded with
and ocesludod ; this the body was droned by Count
Clary, if. Rouhar, the Marquis do la Grange, and other
intimate followers, in the uniform at a Illeld-marahal
of Prams which he wore at the stintindor at Sedan,
with the service medals and clasoratioas be wore no
aampaign ; and the remains were Idled into the man
which Mews. Boating had to readiness. There la an
Inner coals of lead; the outer oat of sahagaay Is Sued
with whits lads, la cowered with tvorPl• Tarot, orlio-
anted with silver nails sad silver handles, and hawing
on the lid the Imperial Crown, and a largo or.. is
silver. Tits lid bears the following ingsription :