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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

WARZEILII.

LOCAL BOARD Ingll7lli.—The Local Government
Bawd Inspcotor, Mr. John Thornhill Harrison, C. 1.,
attended at the Town•hall, on Friday menhir, to
inquire into the merits of a petition presented by Mr.
J. IL Beggs, of the West Mar, praying them is
include the West Mills property (rented by lilm In the
wish of Lady fit. Mary, u yearly tenant under M.
Gerard Sturt, M.P..) from the operation of the Loral
Government Aot, 1168, adopted In this town. There
w.re preant to meet the Inspeetor, the Mayor,
az-Mayor, Town Clerk, and 15 or 16 others of thoehlef
rate payers. Mr. Biggs, who appeared la support of
the petition, answered • number of pertiunt quoits's.
put to bim by the Insreetor ; and, various other
observations were made and Information elven by
those present, and the iittlng eel:tended with Mr.
Bans, on the suggestion of the Inspector, wittadrawtog
his petition in writing, whiob withdrawal Mr. Harrison
took sway with him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

WINIBITH.

Ter first of • series of Penny Reading was gives Is
the school on Tuesday reciting feet; the room me
crowded, and admittance was obliged to be tsfasod So
many persona The preemies of such • large asd
reepeotablo sadism:os was • greet saeoaragemost to the
promoters of the entertainmest, who hops mom I.
boos another programme. Tb• entertainment was
opened by • reading from "John Ploughman's Talk,"
by the Rev. G. Phillips. Th• pima wag w•U road, and
full of good sensible advice. Mite Partaktor,of Wareham,
then meg "I dreamt I dwelt in Marble Halls," very
nicely, though suffering at the mum Was from • eel&
Tbe sloe, "Foresters sound the Motels' horn" was thou
&nog by several kcal ladies sad gentbasase. Then
followed '' Courting in the rola "by Mr. W. I
who was encored. The Rev. R. F. Laos tag=
" koala Ardeo," in • very touching mancwr. Hs was
followed by Miss Ram" who mug "Oily." very
prettily. " From Oberon" yam this well saagbz jibs
glee class. The Rev. O. Phillips that rer ag 7,
mid was encored. "Valentine Vor's juicy I.
Loudon • ersa then road by Mr. Maamill, aid elicited
mush Iseghtor. Miss Parasites' and Mr. Longman sang
very niaely the duet " Tall no, where Is buoy bred r
and were miciored. "Gam lieroggims" woo this mug
by Mr. Stirling, In • viny Imaghable matter, and that
gentleman warn rapturouJy moored. Tb• glee, "Th.
QII04V•111" was this scrag Dad emceed, mid this, with
Lb. "National Anthem," brought to • ekes • very
pigment evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

WARSHAW.

kr Car. COallf Guru —At the datribatioa ef
pram ot tho tad D.R.V., writes Kr. Protthiod nuiver,
the worthy Colonel of our Doreetsidre Ride Velastest
Battalion, who presided, was kind asugh to monition •
mEug rehab" ot my owls, who Is sow with his regiment
lbe Wood India dal) at Cape Coast Castle, and has the
struotloo of King &lamas ot Commute, ono et our
Africaa sgrirrd to his seta No doubt, Um
Bogligh or British adieus eat than, will all do their
put well In regard to this war, whieb we hops will in
the end modals soul good results or ottior. My wily
objeet in sow troubling you on the 'abject Is to name,
that, though early la deptemer lust my Deploy lied a
slight Masa of finer, Ito had, up to that Nut, *a-
ppal splendid health, and I tout all &axioms friends
resolve equally good awaits sa regard their relating
who shun to be out there.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

STA LBRIDO E.

Hargai- iI804:1----a-TI-0-11:- On Tuesday Me-
in very enooewdul entertvinmeut, consisUn, of mask
Gad readings, was given at the ne• National &heel.
room, under the anaploss of the committee of the above
association. Tbs chair wee takes by the Rev. T. T.
Perowne, and the programme was a good one. The
r, amounting to L. 5, be devoted to the
Util tohool fund.

LODI.RS.
• HAPPY Want:nod PAM T.—A few days dose
raw young 'couple attended the parish church in this
pleas for the purpose of getting married. On their
arrival, lot Juana the View present, they, at Om
mandng was sold and frosty, killed tio,is by joining in •
dame, in the Choral). Teas toss being etj.yed when
the Vicar (the Rey. W. T. Curphs7) moved, arse gs
mos put • stop to the dam*. Bet the humour of tba
party WM DO{ to be ao easily extinguished, for. whilst
the aeremohy was being prooescled with, as.d whilst
kiwalist In front of be roesintusion tab's, tato bride-
si oones "best men" playfully wound his arm mound
the bride's waist. After leaving the church, and when
wising through the village, the luhabitants wen
treated to the sposewbat InapFroprists posit (1' ''•
=tight for • ramble" by this altogether singular

DEW LISH.

Bynum Duni.—An loosest was bold on Saturday,
before Mr. Henry Lock, deputy-ooroner, on the, body of
George Brown, • labourer, who (Hod the previous iley,
George Payne, • thatcher, residing at Dewßah, saw the
dossosod on Friday at alz in the morning, and he than
od in good bee/th. Deoeseed was employed
.ft. was afteewerde seen by • groom, named
Albert Legg, sitting down os •0010 hey. lie milled to
iissoased, saying, " old man, are you gone to
„imp r As did not reply, he neat to him, and,
taking bold of his band, Need he was dead. The
deesossoll'a daughter, ace La", maid her faints saw,
lior basso In lA* morning, and Lad ablaa broth. ile
did cos oomph& when bo lift, but he had doss so pre.
*ally of a ph tks Omsk Tie 'sok Ware le vs,

wised In the threat as If choked, aad almost !Mated.
Mr. Robert Slade. service. Iraddistosro. deposed 14
being milled to sat daseased, whoa he found to be dead,
and be sante to the omeeleslea be died from Wart
diseeee. Hai attended him It in May for sassed*
bromehitik He then reosaplaleed of severe pains aetreet
the chest and difficulty In breathing alter exertion.
Witoeo• Imagined front the exertion of thraabloo and
oatiog his breakfast ho must have fainted. and, judging
from his own koewl,dge and what the daughter bed
mid, sitars. bad no doubt heart disease yes the esadee
of death. Vordict ao:ordlogiy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

SEIBRBORNE;

UPTON. —Tber• are Dow 83 popes In the House,
smelly 5 tomporsrily disabled moo, 26 old and infirm
ditto, 7 temporarily disabled women and 7 old and Warm
ditto, 4 abls•bodied moo and 7 able-bodlod women, 7
youth. from 9 to 16 years, 3 boys from 5 to 9 plus, 2
boys from 2 to 5 years, 811th from 9 to 16 years, 5 girls
from 6 to 9 years, 4 girls from 2 to 5 years. sad 4 lohnte.
The Goat of Om out-door relief for the mask ending sth
tastiest was £B3 10, 44d., sad that in the corresponding
week of last year £79 100. 10J.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

THZ TTAIMBORNE TRI&L.

The Court was to haws opened at noses to-day, but a
tobiram was received from the Lord Chief Justice,
*bytes his train hid brokim down, and that be costa
set poseibly arrive until twelve-forty. At the satins
if tit* Court Mr. Hawkins asked for a further adjourn-
meat se his witnoeses had not anivill from America.
Camel for the def.aws objeotel, but ultimately the
Court ordered the trial to be postpoemd until Thursday
week.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

Tel PIRATIC/ IN TEN LIMAN SEAS.

The Pelages Garde of October 4 lionising tbre fol-
lowing intelligence :—" In secordance with the intention
announced in an bet Wm. tier Majesty'. ship Thalia met Her
=l7*• skip Midge at the mouth of of the Imes,' River on the
of the lab of September, and, Meer a consultation
between the cavelike of the two rem* the Midge and the
Rajah Muntri's yacht proceeded up tbe river early ou the
morning of the 201.11, towing the baste which were ermined to
take part in the Intended action At about 11 o'clock pro
mations were made for going into action, the Moto left the
by the gniley of the Thalia, under Captain Wool.
Lit WI by
command, to &cock the Moe' Me, the Mktg* opened
Are immediately, and tbe (Rican in the stockade returned it,
melded by the guns from three heavy war junta which were
anchored close-by. Shortly after the Rajah's yacht, with
Captain °rant In am:nand, Awned close up to the fort and
smeared. The Midge in the meantime somehow or other—
owing, we believe, to • change of the t ash. we, and
••• Irs thugs expand twearekle on to the dre of the enemy,
A boat was linnsediately sent out wt but, anchor, under Mr.
Mlle, of ,he Thalia, who laid P out In a mart plumy manner,
under the fire of the stockade, and the camel was taken • tit
her dangerous petition. At about 0 o'clock all the boat. vrere
nsuMered under the Meter of the Rajahh yacht, and she steamed
up into • favourable pee tic.., where at a gime signal • ennui.
tanoms at. mit woes..!. on the fort, the stork..!., and the junk..
The mew which ensued in simeribod se hellos more than
ordinarily exciting and brilliaot IMAM, Woolnenbe lid the
attack, and Ina seen tinning In the Morn sheets of his
bat waving his men sword urging hie Mtn on the boats,
propulled an fast as muscle snd commas cold I. wens
Soon up to the portions that they Waft reepectis sly to Muscl.
The bruit is said to have Lam most da ingly male. The
Chinese fought to the lam, but were no match for the
tupetuous onslaught node tipen %heti by he blue Jackie, and
one after soother the fort, the three junks, and the stockade
surrewand. Leger in the day the bale, after destroying the
turt• .ad .Im:imam eiviklog the iron*, an burning the junks,
Prvwvoaed t, the rive, in company with the yacht ; they came
up with. v ar junk • nil burnt her. deer yed soother nockscle,
•nd captured • emend junk. Alter this two of the be ti, of
li,. Sing L.ll . boareed the ',du and unennditlon.lly sur-
rendered themselves and their form (mustering some 11,000
strong). The doctor on board the Midge waidirecte Ito attend
It. the wounded of the enemy, sad dI4 his beet to alleviate their
suderitigs. The bole sub...wanly row'. their way to
their respective slops The whole force esig•gal Undor
eVet
Woolonmbee command in tide aosault only amountod
oten. The lon on the side of the Chinem, aa fur..
could be enbanted, ....opted to about 200 killed and
wounded."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

A FACT FOR DARiflif.-

Alums Us papery promoted to P.rll.moot rel.tiee
to the Ilruth Sea Islanders is • report by CapUdn it.
Pitaperm, of Her Majesty'. ship blanche, et log an account of
hie Oen hot year h. the Sokol.. and ,rther groups of Watt&
In the Pacific Ocean While at Isabel Island, from which seven
women and three mos were kideepped la 1071, Captain
Shupe" with a party of oaken, wont. short distance Inland
to Ant one of the remarkable tree villages 'scalier, Ise believes,
to tisk island. He found the rillage balt on the mann of •
rocky mountahr !intuit almost perpendicular to • height of SOO
feet. MD party aerrended by • native path from the interior,
sad found ths •11,reine MEOW% o. r 4 611.113.041111 rocks
dandier( up Ilk. • oink, worm which grow the ginannetrees,
In the branches of which the be... of swan.. are built The
Keno of thewo trees rise perfocUy etrsight nod smooth, without
a breath, to a height tart log from %Mt. to 150 ft In the one
captain Simpson erreendral the house was part 00fI, from the
ground; one dose to it was about Ifoft. The only t 0,.... of
approach to them bosses is by a ladder made of • creeper,
•appeaded front • pen within the houso, and whkh, of course,
can be hauled up at will ll.e boosts are mon liiessinusty
built, and arc very firm mul strong Each house will °notate
from 10 to It ratives, and en ample store of .too.el. kept,
whkh they throw hnth with ding. and with the hand silk
gnat force and precision. At the loot of each of these trees
another hut, to which the family tonally reside, the tree house
being ouly resorted to at night and during times of expected
danger. In het however, they are mere safe from nuptial,
notwithstanding ell their precautions, m the great object In
life among the people is to get earth other'. hods. thptain
kluereoe, In reng, visited • chief% house on the beans,
and round • row of IS human Made, capture:l in • reeent
feetened up actor the treat like vermin st • barn door. It
hattcortingtn thht the object of Use rad to pi heads
sod to cat the boa. et witch Is always dons. The Mrs& of men,
women, and children ore all taken, and the wonder a that the
whole Island nom not become depopulated. The people of this
I end Mites islands are not, however, a courageous people Such
I a thing is. standAtp Ight between tribes I. shawl unknown,
bet they prowl about for prey, attacking whenever they have
1 • victim in their power without rot to themselves. In me
t'd the 1 tondo, ('.44-In Simpson oh erred, the men here log
hem, which they were in fa blot.. like Uwe vdoptel by the
other is. In Sumpe, the to' suite modes being the ordinary
LZtor knee down the beck ; the women, whose herr
r then the men., veer It In.. and Lusher. I. In
eirAklng there is not it pro sal opportunity 1.4' Elarepsia er
soy other fashion..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

MAIDISN NIWTON.

RIADING ROOK MOIMIL —This gathering whit* Wok
place tut Tuesday eveming, was • great 2005041. The
school managers kindly greeted the use of the camel-
rooms, and the large room wee mimed with trotab'es,
where nosily • hundred sat d-wn to a capital tea; thu
part of the business befog most efficiently conducted
by Mrs. Quids and Mrs. Smith, misted by Moe
Peckham, Miss Readers', Mimes Grantham, Mae
Stiekliog, Mies Beret', Mlle Guy, teed Mime Rotor* vb.
took trays. Tho tea coueluded, the company adjourned
to the new Infant Schoolroom, which, under the
guidance of the rector, had been most tastefully
arranged as • drawingromm a lugs) number of
besutiful and valusble ;datums, works of art,
and other ornament' and ourimitho being arranged
on the wells and on • number of tables in varies.
peels of the 20002. There bed been kindle lent
by the Rev. M. Mulkey, the Rev. IL If. Stenos, Mr.
Manley, Mr. Mstatridge, Miss Godfrey (iseoher ta the
drawing class), Mr. Brown sod there. Proceedings
DOW took the character of an evening party, • most
delightful evening being spent la cauterisation. exa-nin-
leg th• ;contents of the room, music, speeches, he.
The Rector. who. president of the reading room, mad*
the opening anciach, and also at vat lons interval. daring
the t venlng found something to may to amass the sum.
pony. The other addreeeee of the erasing were made
by the View Preddeot, the Bev. G. B. WA the KAT. K.
11. Bernet, Sir. J. Brows, Mr. Manley. and Mr. W.
Metatridge, who bad been publicly thatched for tle• great
interest he lied taken In getting up the entertainment.
There was no set programme, all the musts beleg volute.
leered by visitors. among whom.. lave to mention the
Rioter and lira Monkey, who caves most claming due.
for concertina end place; Mho Peahen), who gave tee
songs and • piano solo; Miss Meadway, Messrs. New.
man (of Sydling), Mr. W. Randall, Mrs. Gray Mr.
Riggs, Mr. J. Dialect, Mutate Brown and Misedway,
Mr. W. Burob, and Mr. J. Allen (who &asp several
tongs with guitar aecompsninient), atid the following
glee pasty :—Miamis Peckham, Grantham, Meadway,
\reales, and Croft; Misers. Ypo, Smith, sad Diatent,
Mr. Brown conducting sad aempsoying. The party
broke up at eleven o'clock, every oae saheb% the wish
a the president that LW wdold net be the Let of times
pleasant meetings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18

THI FAMINE IN UNCIAL.

BairActrosa, Nov. 16.
The Viceroy has warned all the authorities ti
aortal eipeuditure, as the famine may cause a eon-
Adorable financial strain. Tbe Orissa famine met one
million. • general prayer meettag has hese held la the
Town.itaU for min. 7he ViwiroLeitimad Agra on Friday.
There was • proessaloa of fd • tuts.
The Lord Mayor upon taking Mont at the Miamian
Bosse thh moraine, alluded to the moralist in the press
of Impending famine in Bengal, and stated that If after
enquiry of the authorities be found those sonnets
correct, a fund would be armed at the Miamian House
towards alievisting the distress.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

EAST CHALDON.

Ow /Cods,' was 1W the Brit dome of • hew
parser's* house by Mrs Udall, wile of the church.
warden, Mr. J. T. Udall, who a little over a year ago
made a public Ir pal with Mittel., of Melva th• funds
necessary for buildiag a dee•at hoime, so that there may
1,. • resident clergyman. The appeal woe not made to
vale, as will be seen by the feet that there srealready
shout 29 men empltned 110 lb* work. The house la be
'oat nearly 0600. Mr. Criekmsy is the architect,
Meters. Wellspnog tad hen, troulnotors, and Mr.
Joseph Pemery foreman of the work. The lohabitaots
ars very much indebted to Mr. sad Mrs. Until for the
00000 t Obey have taken to the °sues. The amount
gathered is somethirg like 11,200, • sum which few
people thought of raising in • little village like
Übaldo°.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

IXICUTION AT DERBY.

At eight o'cleek this meriting, finial:As Iluison,
aged 24, • 'oilier, woo nestled within the walls of
Derby Osol, ac lb* murder of his Idle. Elisabeth
Hudson. at West Handler, sew 811.1487. Derlnshbwi
on the 24th el April laic It will he remembered
that the prisoner bettered In the brains of de
wife with • hedge-stake, sad on being tried at
the reseal Amiss., he was found guilty, bat the
jlLry strongly recommeaded him to many. On
Friday left • petition was Me{ from the town eakieg
as • oensmntattos of the mann. bat no answer
IMO remind, end tin law was allowed to take Its
siouree. The wreathed man having been pinioned. left
the call • few minutes before eight o'elock, and walked
firmly to the scaffold. On th• way thither the burial
meek, wee read by the Rev. Henry Moen, The
essential was witnessed by the ander eberiff, its
sheriff's cetera, the gaol diktats, the representatives of
the Press, end a limy of twelve. Precisely as the elook
struck eight the fatal belt was drawn, sad Hans
appeared to he deed almost iminediatoly. A Meek fig
Was at the as.,. moment hoisted on the top of the gaol.
An Inquest on the body was held in the afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

STALBRIDGE.

The remains of the lamented aad murk respected
Lord Wolvetton etre rf mo.od, at no early boor
Totality morttiog, from the Ismily town reaidonoe to
Upper Ecelebtoo•strtet, for intermont in the Glyn
family vault at Eitelhridge. rear Wimbornr, Dorset.
The funeral took pleat on Wednesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

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•
HOWITAL 8171 DAT AT WRTIIOI7TH —Werollutb ban.
for the emend year, followed tne sum* Seth) Lon.
don and other large Avoca, of having • Ilaloltal Bap'
day. and the 27th of Jai, was the day devoted to this
purpose. The appeal made from the pulpits of the
various churohes and 'bawds la the town met with a
liberal response. 8o fa se we have been able to lame
the eolleettons realised Iwo bean es follow; —St. Marv,
£4O 10e. ; fit. Jobs, £ll Is. • Hely Trinity, £l6 7c.
84.; Baptist Chspei, 15 184. IL; • Roman Cattiolis
Chapel, £3k li.; Woolens Obapel (11.1dea-strest),
£7B. 91.; Rope Chaos/. fia OIL ; Weeleyee Chapel
1( Park), CI 84. 64.; Primitive Methodist Chapel,
84. Id. ; Railpole Church, £.4 In 74. ; Preeton Chunk
£4 3.. 81.; Lusitee Choral), Li B.Bt. It will be thee
nee that the Royal Hospital has been benefited to the
'stoat of more the. £lllO.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

ATTEMPTED DOUBLE SUICIDE AT
ILFRACOMBE.

Kr. and Mrs. Charles Hall attempted to destroy
themselves at 11ft-menthe, on Tuesday, by taking
Laudanum, but they have recovered. and Charles Hall
Ii in custody, charged with attempting =laid* and
murder of his wife. Their residenos we. Beth. They
had been remeolly married, and were speeding the
honeymoon; but the husband ha. loot his situation In
a Lando' batik, end so they resolved upon misfile.
When found they were nearly dead. All their bozos
were oarefolly peeked, and aidreased to Mr. Hell't
father, In Bath. On. letter found wail from Hrs. Hall
to her brother, stating that her death we. with her own
free consist and wish, and bequeathing to him bee
olothes and jewellery. Another was to the landlady,
bequeathing her three pound* as oompsneatiou for the
bouble their deaths would ranee her. A third doe,-
went, written I. German, Greek, and Inglish, was to
"Coroner and Jury." It otetained a "Diary of Pro-
ceedings" on Hoods, and Tuesday. "Took laudanum
11 p.m.; 2 a.m. no sleep yet; heavy bead, month
parched and burning. Bury us under the same clod."
The infatuated couple an hawses twenty and thirty
75511 of tea
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

THE GREENWICH 'ELECTION.

The sleetion cued on quietly. About two-thirds of
the eleoton polled, but the slender acoommodation at
moat of the polling plasm made the erowding lawn-
venlent. The several oandidatee drove from booth to
booth. and were cheered and hooted by the crowds
eseembleci. Langley wee the favourite with the populaots
but Board wee undoubtedly the oaedidate who stood up
highest to the favour of the real voters, theses many
favoured the moderate Liberal. Angentele. At twelve
o'elook the Coessevstives published • state of the poll
Boord, 2,719 ; Angesstein, 2,130; Lencley, 2,029;
Bectiett, 1 947 ; Coninpby, 15 ; Pooh, 11 ; but this
was of eoures linesriaary. At four the poll slosel, sad
the ballot-boxse were sealed and all °oilseed at the
Lecterwhall, Oreenwtob, where the paper' were coasted
to see if they eorreeponded with the oonoterfolls. This
took till nine delosit, when the returaing-oMeer
adjonrned the asrutlny till ten oa Monday morals'.
Th 6 gave dissetlefaetion.

OFFICIAL UTC7II.

The offierlal ',turn was Issued on Monday oftarwoon,
M four o'olook, as follows :
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

C iTTLE.

_
BRISTOL, TIMIRDAT.—Shortcr supply of beef at
market, cad the demand was rather dull. Pelee*,
however, were a shade firm.' than last week, but doe
et iptions ferebiog front 88.. to 90r., cod mtddlioa
quill-
U.. from 80s. to 84s. per cwt. We bad a largo supply
of sheep, and trade mu at lest very slow, hot It im
oroved afterward.. Best wethere leeched 91. per lb.,
heavy ecru Bd. Lomb was much more plentlittl I' an
bet week, and the demand wee eve improved,
riming from 101. to 114. per lb. There was larger
show of store merle then we have bed lately, the Irish
aonsignmente cumbering about 2 000 heed. Rualorsik
however wee &low, quotailoss zuhott in favour rf the
buyer. There was MI &village eupply winch cows.
„„a a mioderat• smoont htnico.• was traseretrd at
reeert rate,. We bid a short eupp'y of plate, end with
an improved demand Ihtv wee. all so,d early at rather
hinter rates—haeou plats 12r. 2d., and porker. 12r. 63.

METH(' PO LITA N, Taua.xtoy. —Oat tie trade 'labor
firmer. Pale demand for Least., 0 which atp twierate
eapply offering, and prices well maintained. Happly
of sheer abort. nado mom acme.. sod price] quite as
dmr. lambs dieroard of at full Newt. Caorea in
aMadiar request, and telest• Fad an upward teadereery.
Per alba to Mak the offal

.d, s. d.
Inferior beast. .. .. „ „ to 6
Second Quality .. ..
~ to 6
Prime Large oxen .. .. .. .. 1 to 0
to 0
Interior sheep .. .. .. .. 1 to 6
Secood quality .. . „ .. to II 1
P•iino coati. troolleil .: • • ~. to 6
Put. Booth Gowns .. . • .. to 6
Way course mires .. .. .. to 4
Pomo email ditto .. .. .. .. to a I
Hog to 6
Small porkers .. .. .. .. to 6
Lambe .. .. .. .. .. io 4
TOTAL Srrri.i.--Eessti 1.150 • Owego sad lambs, 11600;
salvos. 69.; pigs. 40. Foreign dead% 660; .hftp sod Sinas.
4,000; calves, 434.

METROPOLITAN MEAT.
SMITHFIELD, Fatnag),,A mamas. supply°, meet
no eels. Trod, quiet, aad p Aim es node? : —lnferior Mid,
4.. to 41. 44. ; middling ditto, 46. 81. to 5a 01. ;
Mims lugs ditto, se. 8L to se. 10d.; prime small ditto.
5.. 101. to 6.01. ; vi rre. 0.1. to itu. 81.; inferior
mutton. 41. 41. to 5.. 01. ; middling ditto, to. 24.
to fra. CL ; prime ditto, GI. 21. to 61. 41.; large pork,
3e. 61. to L. 01.; small ditto, 4e. 41. to 41. 10,1.; lamb,
4a. 84. to 7e. 4.1.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

11:114,1 0 FEMALES.

'These Pills are prepared for
Iyoung femeles wbo alder from
the folio wiz g symptoms : Heavi-
ness, fatigue on the leest emu,
tion, palpitation of the heart,
pains in the bask and lions,
6edaebe and giddiness on steep-
les, extrema pallor and yellowish
hue of complexion. swelling
about the eyes in the morning,
swelling of the feet., short dry
magi, bad appetite, great
!Logout uo Ustamenses, with a
verhay o other sympoma, all
Indicating *driest energy of
Gia mina oa the cause, to re-
reedy and remove which these
[
MA Pike are edapted. Prepared
only by A. J. Braes, sold
in boxes is lid and 2.94. each.

3 00IIGHS AND COLDS,
rA ate and ellootaal remedy for
Cooghss Colds. to. Owl trial
ot this pleasant tastiog medians
, will ecinvince that it is one of
the moat valuahle remedies ever
offered to the public, by tha
scrip use of which • err, lams
amount of suffering will be
saved. Yost Important testi-
monials mild be given did
epees allow, from persons 'ho
spook of IL Urns ' Peofeotly
mooserefel."—" Instant relief,*
the greatest faith la it."
—" Wouldn't be without It on
anT soormot."—" Qmite oars it
saved my ohili's lift ; bad only
given ono door and within two
hours the a'Ald was quite
anothar amasser." Sold In
bottles. 70., is. lid., and 2a.
9a. each. Fell dlrestions aooom-
pony e•ch bottle.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

WHITHCHI7RCEL

Aoorpare —On Tuesday STUPID, man named Toon,
who was working fcr Mr. Thomas Keynes, of Ohmlornbe
Farm, fell from the top of pee rick which be was
making. lie was taken home, sad it was found he had
broke* two if not three if hie rib.. end the sonar bone
of his Back. He is progresaug fayourab'y under the
owe of Mr. Fielding, of Milt no Abbas.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

ANNUAL MEETING OF WEYMOUTH
SANATORIUM.

The annual meatier of this Institution, whieh is so
valuable and now likely to be so lees( • mosament to
Ito benevolence and perseverenee of Dr. Smith, wee
held at tba Sanatorimm, on Thursday last, at noon.
There were present —The Mayor (Mr. Jae Robertson),
In the chsir, Rev. T. Greases, Rev. J. Stephenson,
Liaut.-Colooel fiesilleld. Dr. Moorhead, Oaptaki P.
Swateidge, Mr. R. ff. Eliot, Mt. J. E. Rebels, and
above all, Dr. Smith, the founder of the Sthatorino.
The MAYOR pregirieJ, and sold he bespd to thank
Dr. Smith most cordially for hie kindness and courtesy
in asking him to preside. This wee the monad time
he had bad the privilege of attending there, and last
year a hope was expressed that the Endowment Fond
of the Sanatorium would be gathered Pother before
It, next meeting. He believed that eometitiov like
the £4.000 had now been raised; but he would not
anUctipate De. Smith'. report. He wee sure the very
great *Pinions of Dr. Smith were most praiseworthy;
the doctor had bees very snooessful indeed. As chief
magistrate of this town, it afforded him (the Mayor)
•Inwere pleasure to return to Dr. Smith the grs'eful
thanks of every on, in this town for his very great
seal in carrying oat this valuable work. The gravest
and moat memorable track diving the years of hie
toeyoralty were the °peeing of the two hospital, of
this town, and he felt great 'daemon to rrelgule• in
tile palate eapsoity the groat with ahlelt Dr. Sakii.h
bad b.. 0 earrytag on here.
Dr. Sierra thee real the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

BHA FTZISBUBY.

MOILI CLIIIIICAL NUABBLEIL-0. Moodity the Town-
hall was again crowded by persons •DZi011• to heer
• .harge of sersult against dm rector, the Rev. Mr.
Morrow. We encases no opinfoo whatever upon the
sass, and the feet that a eroeusammons had beim
applied for, shows that there is something to be said on
both sides. The smelt we were told consisted is
tble, that the th-chureherarden wig about to poet a
notice on the church doors sod the rector, thinking he
had no power to do ea, toOk lim by the oollar. It mey
be added that an old churchwerden remain. to °Moe
nett/ Ms 11•001111110 r bee be, admitted.

Ili, parliamentary
Main doe at 1032, wee being shunted to Lilo. • special
tram with soldiers to pus it, when it alioped over the
polite sod blocked the Ivey. • 'Moog body of labonrers
wall procured ifolil Salisbury, and the line wu cleared
bp 1 o'elook.
Ow Friday lb. remains of Mr. George Williams, lulls
nf to. Klafes AIMS. Wjre interrod with Nuncio honoure
He was • very large-built man, eeie bine, tt it thought,
over 22 stone, sod the wisdom of his bedroom had to
he removed to permit the passage of the oeffio. It is
shout four mouths glom derpmed met with an &cadent
by ham nfl a 'bus, and dislocated his shoulder. It Is
somewhat 'downier that about • fortnight bettors the
accident bei made • proposal to insure in th• Railway
Power gars awl Ambient d Desth Insurance Company,
bet «ratted to ill up, th• policy, end although be did
this ofteresrda, ha was motioned that it would not
"'stud. the maideat from which he wee sow suffering.
II he bad completed Um poHcy ropremotadives
would nom be entitled to £l,OOO.

BLANDFORD.

-- -- ---
Cesemetia.—Oe Wedeekley, lb. gym, et the
Crowe Hotel, lett a metal out bona It you fosse to
have bees kleitel by another la the shoulder while
gpsdag la the Came raealev. ea vet obliged bobs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-05

POOLS

SCE DAT SCHOOL A egleilteaßT.—n• 11, W.
Jackson, of Bournemouth, on Sunday preached the
annual serronos on behalf of the Sunday Bohool eon-
reeled with the Congregstionsi Chapel, liltioner.street.
From • statement, which wee react by the rolukter.
It eppeare that the number in the school is en follows :
Boas, 236; F 010,221; Infante 76; total, 536. Average
attoodense, boys, 153; girls, 133; total, 286, exclusive
of infanta. Tb• number of teachers are :—Mile, 22;
hawk., 28; total, 50; average attendee's's. 86. Number
of scholars admitted during the year :—Boy., 89;
55 ; total, 04. There wer• very large ooarregstioor,
eepechtlly in the evening. The children sang an anthem
and limes spectially chosen for fits oconska, Cam,.
%ices mere made, ametinting to £lB it
Perri' BMeeloll, Wednesday.-11•1 ore the Mayor sod
Alderman Beiterit. .

noose Daniell was brought up for assaultiog Mr.
H. W. Diektason, Town Clerk. The prisemier had
presioualy been In an salivate. Hr. Dialrioson we.
walking down 11.gh.strest yesterday afternoon, whru
the prisoner went behind him sod struck him on the
bat, sloth be damaged by the blow. Mr. Diekineon,
who bed Dever Defoe spoken to the roan, and did not
know bin., was greatly surprised at sunk treatmeut, and
he mew something in the prieonisr's winner that showed
k• WIN 00ii to be at large. H. then made oomplaint,
and a warrant we. issued for the man'. arprehension.
The Magistrates ordered him to be sent to prlaon for
seven ear', during which time the state of his mind
will be inquired Into.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03

WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL

MONDAT.—Prenal, The Mayor (a,. .1. Mahatma),
Alderman Loa, and Howard; Oonnollors Roberta,
Ta:bit, aylosbury, Orova. Robson, Webb, Viaant,
with Mr. F. C. &eggs'', Town Clark.

Tel 14C14T WALL.

The Melon said he hal a.lled the Council together
somewhat out of the usual muse, in ooneequetme of
hie attention bier drawn to the state a ch. Qlay
Wall by the Town Surveyor. He with other members
of tho Harbonr Committee bad been down and
inspected the Quay WalL It appears to have given
way far some Melanin, and they thought ft ea Im-
portant that be had called them together about it this
Morning.
. . . . .

Tho StravicToz wag called to, and stated that Ilse
Quay ought to be piled; there was no doubt about
tact, and he did not know that anything else would
nave it.

.........
The M •TOl : You US Cillariy of opinion that !sought
to be dore at ono. ?

_ .
Pb. Surveyor Wel ft ehlnld be done without great
delay, in feet, se boon as they

Mr. Rossini: A 'Utah to thee will ore nine.

The Surveyor asked the Town (bunch to eonsider
whether they would hay. oak piles, cc pickled deal.
lie rimotnatended oak. sod gave an instanee from
Poole harbour, where. piles that had been driven before
any living was Gould remember had been found sorted.
Pickled deal would lost shoat ma omit as oak, and
four or Ave ;NYS ago, he went down ocustry and
bought emirs oak pie., which were used, and they up.
peered to be sound and good at the present thus; if
the job were his owe he should do it with oak. At
the same time there woo the packet stage in bad
repair, said he suggested that the Council should
obtain a quantity of oak piles, and some shorter being
among theoi, they would come cheaper. whereas U
the piles had to be picked of one lesgth, they would
000 MOM

....... .........
Mr. Bosun remarked that if tbe packet stove
were done quickly, It would out much lcsa.
Mr. Wass uked Low they would mugs abut the
track..
_

The Surveyor said they would have to atop the
trucks antra, they worked at night.
A member maestri that no doubt the train had
greatly rentriouted to awe* Ow evil.
_ _

The TOWN CLINK supposed is Surveyor would to
and buy the timber.
Tbe Surveyor: Tao, unless you contrut for it
altogether.
Vialtssr: Bow would it be to advertise in some
weet-tionutry paper for oak sticks of • certain Isagth ?
The Surveyor did not think anything would be
gained by that
Mr. ATLUBORT : I suppose you know •her• to put
your baud upou these ask auks
Tim Surveyor said he did not
On the lunation of the Town Coax, it mai pro-
P00.,1 by Mr. ROAMS. ossooded by Mr. Alderman
Lout tbat the Surveyor be instructed to drive oak
piles In sue Qusy Walla, where necessary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03

PARILSTONS.

_ ---
C. 43111•011 A0011)11111.—As Sir Drummond Wolff.
sod two young ladies were being drirsa through the
village in a pony mintage on Tuesday, one of the
wheels of the vehiele came off, thereby musing this
mama to cissh off at a furious push The oosehmon
stronnously exerted Mooed to stop their 'user, and
at length succeeded Is taming them into s ditch poor
tin nosidinee of Mr. T. W. Groat, at.. they oom-
messed kisking, which resulted is the dernollUon of
Um carriage. We no. floppy to any the ocoupsnle
esesped unhurt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-03

THE DORSET VOLUNTEERS AGAIN INVITED
TO THE AUTUMN ILAN(EUVRE3

The felloirteg Battelle* order. have been boned by
Capital Aijutaut Barrett, ohder date the 261 h Ye]
instsot t

" laent. -Dui. Mengel has again received an invitation
for the battaiion to attend the Autumn Manieuvres,
witch are to take place this you at Dartmoor, about
the end cf July. The ...seditious are very shinier to
than. of not year, @inept that it is definitely slated
that the battilion may attend for sight or 15 de's,
Individual min being allowed to relieve each other at
the expiration of sight days at the expense of the oorps.
Although the arrangementl for the:o3;4o6oW comp
at S liana° are in prosress, Lieut,-Col. Hansel dries not
wish to take such s decisive step as the sic.ipteinee or
refused clan invitation, so eomplimentary to the bat-
talion, without taking the son,. of the members gener-
ally on the subjett Be therefore puts it before them
impartially, merely nicking th• oondition that be should
be euaraateird a battalion of 400 raids and nh for 15
de7e,
Commanding Others Cr. requested to ascertain the
vie.. of their cirri, and ceininunicste them to the
st,ljataut by the lit proximo.
The remain,' sr if the order refers to the new pattern
booby, which has ben approeed for the battalion.
This Invitation to the Dorset Battalion for the third
'ear in sucosesion is melt complimeatery.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

HUMOURING INFIRMARY PATIENTS.

In Liverpool Court of Nose the other day there
woe an sedan for iajuties through being Ithoeked down
by • eirrthge. The plaintiff became an out-patient of
the Royal lalirmary, Liverpool, sad for some time eras
treated for a oentosed shoulder. The maim house-
surgeon was called to prom that the plaintiff had not
received any serious injary, Defeeditat's ootimol :
" Did you see the pLaintiff when he same to it. In-
firmary r-" I dkl." "Did you treat him fee any
itijiug?" --" Ma iaa not suffering II tleh it the Urn.;
but I may probably have told him to foment his arm
with warm water, or emmthing of that sort." " I
*oppose If people oeme to the infirmary and apply for
out-door treatment, you don't like to send them away,
area though they may not be suffering mach, without
doing something for there r -." No, we don't, laded.
It would make it very unpleasant for us." The
monitor of the boort : "Do you mean to say If people
some to the infirmary and apply for treatment, Ton
meet, them whither they require It., not r--.. Ya."
replied the witoma, "It is usual; we like to human:
them." "You bandage ont postai» them,' Inquired
the seesesor, "just for the sake of humouring them r
tv jammed the whams. " the blaar /Indents
would do it, bemuse it would be good primate."
"Then," asked the sepreser, with evident surprise and
curiosity, "bow long would the limier modest/ ecie.
tines to prickles upon a patient for the sake of humour-
ing him? • fortnight r.-- Yes," said the witness, "It
Is very likely. Upon which the assessor obesrved re-
ductively. "And that is the way they de things at the
infirmary. It eettalaly is a strange way of doing
business."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

REVOLT IN A DUTCH OOLONY.

The Alellolllllo ere ia revolt, hive Maid the DIM
forts la the settlemeat, tilled the MU* oommodor,
sad repulsed the DIM troops. The Pepper Porte ere
blockaded ; sad the trade is it • etoadstilL decorate(
to the latest sows from Puma', the prospects of the
Dateb troops wens very asfavearabie. The troops
had hems 4Mged to retreat to the see-hooch bobtail
stookades, sad, as the adman, forme were large, sad
the raloy armee had ommemed, it vm doatafal
whether they mall be able to taidepga their mtia.
The Dot& Goverment bemuse* heavy releforeemosta
In aid of their oonstrysam.

WINGS ON THE NODOO INDIANS.
The United States troops have taken speedy revenge
os the Nolo. Indians for their grow tresehery to the
Pease Coombe beers. On Nooday last they ems.
waged an alto& oa the lodian position, and after
three days' Aglaia( suoseeded in 000npying the lava
beds, aad driving the Indians into it. opea eonntry,
where the eavalry panned them, giving no quarter.
It is believed, however, that the defeat le not °o..
piste, end that Captain Jaelis bead Ica only been split
op.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

DEATHS Or TURKS GVNVIOTd.

Mr. N. N. lieward, 'maser, ipld these iini,eits os
Saturday. William Millington MU APOel Tel Iu to the
Prisne no Itlitesserer 20th. 1871, under @entomb of live
years psi.— s-rvitade. IIL. omplaot woo very good,
end the Cloveraor muse het a report against ; but
he ooniplaitued of pains ali over, and of g. nets! ii
health. If. was admitted into the hospital on Satur-
day, March Ist, and died atom: ball-pert seven On
Friday onersiag, 40 years of age. The doctor, Mr. H.
F. Asthma, held a pool marina, and found incipient
dowel of the kidney., and dream of arrant Into tbe
sheet and terioardinuo. which was the owes of death.
fluddeu death often halves' where penes; are eufferlog
from dimes* of the kidneys, and in this ewe the change
was very sudden, for thoegh the doctor was nest for,
the couviat died before be arrived. Verdict, "Natural
Death."
__

John Mogen, a "bad" convict, 44 vein old, wee
recalvei into the Prison in Ocitorcr, 1870, under sea-
tonic of seven years' penal servitude. On S nday,
March let, he mai admitted tato the lofirmery, where
be remained till the time of his death. eufferii.g from
general debility and divas. of the lung. He bad
been under treatment Wore his admiatiors, and was
placed no licht Labour, which wee better for him. He
had all kinds of nouriehmeet, bat gradually sunk. and
died from consumption, about forty manioc. alter six
on the morning of Friday. He had known for a week
or two that it wee only a question of time with him.
Verdict, "Died of eonatimptien."
An "exemplary convict, named Jew's Thornton,
only 23 years oil, died about a quarter to ten pa
Sunday mention. He woe admitted Into Parkland
Prison on July 25th, 1872, under sentence of 7 years'
penal servitude, was received into the lofirmary on the
day of his arrival, and had not been out mime. He was
seeming from spinal amass of long &lauding, au I had
been kept on full diet while la the Priam Willis
Roupell ateted that he had &Untried the ea
be had been In the lafirmary. Be had had all the
attontioa and nourishment possible, le fact every
indulgence consistent with his position. He waa very
gratefal for the treatment received, in a very proper
stet, of mind, and fall of hope for the future. His
rest anxiety wee to be reeocailed to hie father, zed
through the kindlier of the Governor, a message
expreasing his father's pardon arrive 4 before hie death.
Verdict, '' Dial from natural earuies."
It wee notieed that Roupill, who haa done so much
good in the Prison, is Loking unwell, end the jury
again expressed their wish that he might b: releases.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

P A liK STONE.

. —.—..-
VIOTILT.—At the Easter 1106 U 06 Yomity Masan.
T. W. Green mad W. W. Aldridp were them olutrob-
wards's,.

LONGTLIII7.

VIIITIT.—A vestry meeting was bell as Teethe,
morning at lit. Mary's, to sleet eltarehwardsaa, nine
Mr. J. Fronde, of Tateniutes, was shoes° in the room
of Mr. F. T. Bogert (resigned), and Mr. George Has-
well Milled'..
EASTRIL.—Thoi othiregstion of iiti Mary'. were highly
grthillini on estoring that shored edifice on Beater dun-
day morning, to behold the floral decorations in
oommemontion of ths resurrestion of our Redeemer.
In every windo• wag either a delisted ores; oirealar
wraith, or triangle, sereposed of flowers a the MAIM
; the pa peodente were suallarly adorned, as oleo
the font : and the pulpit was decked with &nista'
tests, *kW, and beauty. Over the door of the organ
stunner was a largo Leda ta..l, with an shoot
wreath of lower@ crthefully suspended therefrom. At
the blue of the chancel window was a beautiful wreath
of flowers of the mom brilliant colours, and over the
north, west, and booth doors wore illuniloated
iosoriptions. Tb• Rev. Mr. Newell, of Kinston,
prenbadthe sermon, and was assisted in the sarvioe by
the sec. J. L Williams, ineumbeat. The masked
portion of the survive was rendered with gnat lade,
the prooseelociel hymn being gives with remarkable
afoot and pewee. Promotional Hymn, 107; Chriel
our Passover, Ambeasithe Chant; To Dense, Redhead;
Benedietus, Earle; Kyrie Lleeson, Moth; Biome,
°reed, Morgan ; Hyma 11K lonsoisetc.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

WABIRAM.

Otra 7•111 took. plum as Thunder last, when there
woo a good &Mandan°, of Dorset agrioolturists sod
buyers of stook. /Auger supply had not boon sem
for some time previously, mute eseellent Meek beteg
seat from the herds of Yr. 0. W. Ferrer, of Etlnegar•
hall, Mr. W. C. Lefty, gad Mama Pasta.. Selo
wen 000 dusted so mod by Mr. Mawr, of Dorobeetor,
aad the following high Belrel MVO reoilly ema-
ismoded :—F.t bee. from lie to 15,. per sear.; sows
and cense, Elg to £24 per hood; ditto isferior, £l2 to
£l4 ditto; hammers, Egg to 1:210 pr pair; yserlior
hate" .C 9 10a to .Cl 2 10t. saeb • fat bolls En to EU
eseh ; born °wee. (from Mr. emsy). 804. per haul;
lambs (from Mr. Lamy and Kr. Ironer), 46a. to4Ts. 61.
per bird. . .

-Boosror Goairastra —At • special meeting of the
Board of Citeardiane bald on Toeaday jut, whist' was
attended by nearly ell the ex-oferolo gusrdlans of the
Unloo, and 16 of the prboloal elected guardian-o—Mo
subject of Kr. Osloraft's intended welgoation of the
eitaironashlp came before them. all present concurred
I. expressing deep regret at the provost of lo.ieg big
services in that sharnotov ponstaatly and eficleatly
rendered for • period of 33 yews or more—a resolution
to that offset, and also expressing a hope that be woold
rusonsider his determination. woo proposed by the Nod
of Eldon, seconded by the Rev. Nathaniel Bond, and
ttnanimmsly turned, all present, 23 la number, bolding
up Wulf hands in favour of it. The lilt Purities of the
new Baud takes plum on Tuesday.
Pwrwr Barialoss, Taeaday.—Bofors
Mausid. Mr. W. K. Calmat. and NA. J. W. B.
Hawkeswerth.

Hwy Bpear, of Bore BTU, wee summoned by
Langdown. °Wee at the Royal Oak, I. that
parish, for an assault on the 4th April, to which he
Pleaded not guilty The oomplainaat stated that ow
tie evealan Is question he was to the octet shottiog
his master's (h. Keowles's) back jaded, when BP,Ari
Won eantplainaat saw blot, knoeted Wm down, IPAI
fell on biro. Thoy bad a 'trues, when be got the
upper hand of Spear, and kept Itits down tall be made
him promise to go on home quietly. Re then
allowed him to go. Spear stipAed that on the Wo.loop.
day previa,' Lanvdown and hie brother beat him and
blacked his eyes for him. Fined 10e. and 10e. soots,
which was pskL
Richard Hoed, of Ooombe Keynes, labourer, was
summoned by P.O. J.llreeboro• for being drunk and
riototas at Rest Lulworth, on the 6th hist. Med ss,
and 8 oasis. Paid.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

TURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1873.

the offset of the Devitatatket's OM: bet eke dlel not
Groat the time, her trial was, we believe, eattroly oes•
of the engines.
ma Dilro7 of the me r•gimiet embarked inboard
the Serapes on Flday everting. Their quarters at Pert.
Lad will be exempted by the 75th.
CiIdIIOSWAROMM Or Sr. JOIUM-0a Wednesday
last ohurithwardeue were . honed, Her. B 0. Jimour
nominating Mr. T. Coaben, and o.p A. Scrims being
Merited by the renters of pews. The offertory has
pro looted £7O, suflismot to pay all myeasee aad leave
• email balance in hand.
Errnarim Raman or TEI nier.—Th• Otiaanel
Squadron (for we wool sail them Isperimental while
there is the channel to guard) are expected busk from I
their winter quarters soon, at heat Item that have not
to be repaired. The Gar of wet eays the Admiralty.,
drove the ilmt to southern waters perhaps another
year the dangers of rooks and the need to look out for
dastardly ruuning down steamers may keep them where
they are wauted—"Charity begins at home."
Tangs tr Ora osAvs.—lt is °hat said that "Death
Is • great leveller ;" hat it Is not.. with raspiest to
the outward carentany shows to the remains of de-
eseeted. While • sepias of the army was followed
not only by the regrets and esteem of friends and the
r::p...4.gelorrefbool •ttstiatelfruseral, three wzgske ef
floored grave at corns.
Three scovieta, one bad, one good, and oar emenplary,
had died, and they wero all put eat of sight on Suter
Monday. The Government pa) s Ilk more for • °ea-
viot's grave than Portlautden pay for • free men's, for
the groutri la purchased where • plisoner his. Bat
when the three coerces were brought to the old brutal
ground, about whioh there was lately so metal stir, A
was found that only one grave had bees dug I This
momotay of apses was too mush for Priasipal- Warder
&riven, who at mai delayed the interrnesA, and seat
for the steward of the Prima. That goatleutaa
objected to Om arrangement ; but meariebile a sad
delay was taking plum, and at last he consented to the
burial In the grave dug. So they were put in, had,
good, and aromplary, oat on the other, the remains to
rest till the great M‘ster, at whirl time it will not
matter whether the Omeniment paid 461. 5t for the
three graves, or *sly Mia, 61. for me, as we learn wee
threatened. What has some over the loco burial
ground at astern* that it should to the mane of snob
economy, ma the calm d molt strusglee? Bat the
movie.' friends may be loss indignant when they
reflect that even good re-n and true have bow oat by
hundreds Into the Molt ou the battlefield.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-22

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NATioatAL &mom, ItactiailllNT. sew infant
seitool-room is sow eompleted, sad will afford sullisient
aseolosoodadisa for 70 ehildrem. A new Maas-room
has jest be.. sossiesetid. Is edditional sacomodee
tics will be attasheel to the bora sad of the bur
school•room, sad tits elms-room will be sufficient for
30 seholara To meet the rarest of theft erections
the mar of Elfe has been soatribuited ; and or-third
of this amour has bade given on the radition that
She school be eureka/id on tie dromlnsUonal
'Mao. Several Dissenters bare ciontributed hand-
spisel, y Mord; these nes: buildings, aodurewry
o • money required p
The tearing eta of the schools roar. of oats first
Moss mister, or 'rood Gime master, ore infant
admirer, or pupil rasher, and a paid monitor, aad
Is said to be the bast eetiool Is the inspeotoriel
district of the Rev. W. F. Transmit's, H. Y. Inspector
of Schools.