The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-18 00:00:00

THE LAST AUTLYWN MANCEUVRES.

The r.,p wt of his Royal H 'hoer the Commander-Is-
tfiiicf opoti the Autumn Wataparres of last year has
been pub bier), and i highly favourable as .rd. the
central conduct of the troops and %air
efficiencyle the, discharge of their intim In most
respecte • great improvement is mactifested cowered
with the first mar mime in Hampshire. Open ornate
points, however. his Royal !nighttime is adversely 'withal,
psri IC daily with refcreoce to tim noduo ardour of officers
In permitting opposing bodies of wiew to °owe too closely
in contact with each other. Of the volunteers msd
yeomanry. he says :

The volunteer swum. though few to numbers, turned out
ettk cnily to prortslonal battalions, and did their work miet
creditably. As auxiliaries they must be valuable. and ought to
be encoureged. All worked synth a will, and did themselves
grout and deserved credit.
We had on* excellent cement yeomanry, the Wlttehlre,
out with .a 5 this year for • week. No men could bare does
better considering the great disadvantages under whisk this
fore, labours of bring not for drill for go very most • period.
The regiment was well mounted, sod.. 1111Xiiileriel ouch a
corps would be of great ow There Is & potability In this
corps which demirres notice. It toss body of dismounted nese
on can belonging to It. I think this system mem to to an
excellent one. more particularly foe a kcal form likes the
yeomanry, and deserve. anceursoweent sod stein.= to
other corps.

Mr. W. K. Barter, ALP. It to tie made aPr vy
Councillor.

-11-er—ilierty held her fret Drawing Room of the
season on delay.
Th. Shah of Persia will arrive In St. Peterairarg la
May, and afterward. visit London.
A Coventry butcher has been 'tilled by a kick in the
stomach given b, n sheep las was slaughterlat.
Mr. Robert W. Hand, Clerk of the Pesos for the
county of Stand, has committed salable at Great
Malvern.

Land facing F.westreet sot Finsbury pavement,
London was sold last week at the rat* of £lO per
saperfialal foot.
T. young Bad of Caro worth died of morales at
Harrow sobool oa Friday. The malady fie ragtag at
that town.

--The soldier Bingl,arn. aelf-aceueed of lite liltkain
murder, absoondrd from Fader two vein dug. being
isharsied with dealing a sash box, containing £lOO.
Two man, named Goddard and Cane, platelayers,
were run over and killed by an ex press train, unit,
Bniford, on Friday morning. A third man was fatally
injore4.
Al Dewsbury, an old man, named Rhoda., bas killed
his wife with a hatehet, aad thee taken poi•oo. Hs is
in a °Titled data Priseaor Is believed tab. insane.
_

Tb• Rock ban heard with deep regret that the Elev.
C. Broclio, formorly aerate as St Stephen's church,
South Kensington, hadi j2inesi the Finnish emomeoloo.
At Portsmouth, the puento of a ehild named
Marpret Pugh, fourteen menthe oil, hes been oson-
emitted for trial for mindsughter. The shUd has dist
through starvation and negleet.
The House of I.ords on Thursday threw out the Bill
to i.g.lie• mnrriage with • deemed wif•'• sister by 74
to 411. The Priem of Wales end Um Duke of Zan
-
burgh paired is favour of the mown,.
The fletelid sedge. th• appoiotekeet of Mr John
Pope Henemy to be Governor of the B4SOIS bland.'
elm that the honoor of knighthood has bossoooferred
on Mr. Triode Dillon Bell, Brahma th• New Zentland
House of Representatives.
Al Lancaster easiest, Mary Mirabelli Davidson, a
domestic servant, was sentemied to dottb by Mr. Jostles
Archibtld for the murder of her illegitimate female
child, .god 13 montha Bhe strangled the Want and
then threw it into a pond.

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Masai son or ritz Dreg OF EDINBI7IOO.—TIte
Augsburg Govtit states th.t the engsgerneet of the
Mk* of Edinburgh to the Grand Doolieni Marin,
daeghter of the Cum, will be made nubile from Soerento
shortly after the Impress's arrival in that place, "tad
that the betrothed oonpl• will meet there.
Tay LORD RTlltelf AT SILBOOMII.—
lAucrtai by fAs Rev J. W. Carts', Vicar of (Arial
fend, London, X —For the whole eountry
these I. nothing that I dmire so much, or more beadily pray
God for, than that all clones of the people may be united in
the bond, of brotherly love one with sootbm—that them who
by the accident of fortune, or by the providence of God -
which is the more proper explremiee have In on; we; bee
rabid ton poell ion of •ptsmant &Iranian., over other.. may
not be exalted by those outward dbalactions, but may be
brought more sod mom to see that their trued heroine.. will
Ile in cultivating those relation, of brotherhood which are
their real relations with thongs who are ha NMI degree beton
them in the wslk of life, and that those who &relies Rifted
, with outward or worldly advantages may not soder any evil
disposed or deigning per.oo to OUT shim up to think that
their hapylooos and welfare would be prowoW by attempting
to subvert the entablisbed order of society, or to Dude Jews
laws which God ham established for the government of the
world; but that all may know that by each men faithfully,
asineidantly, and as in the sight of and doing his proper
'workbe will best Wee his dal sod render himself a happy
man and good Mimes. Depend upon it, there will always
be high and low, rich and poor. We mance get rid of thous
diffe,g,son, bat we should remember that the Me moral of
lappinemj is within on and not without. It la not to the
oe of more or law of worldly adventages that
=inde. depende—it le le the heart and in the meatless of
the Mart to God and Mat Wild) dighilbm and hollottre
are useful only for the take of the public objects for which
ihry exist. A man who nets hi. heart upoo them Is certainly
not likely to tuns them to rood account- nth/ mg ha a
very short time, and when they go it is cortaio Ws* we ma
take nothing may with um. Ido not ogres with some of my
friends who in private letters say ii Mt/ rirnianth ttht I
bare now reed ed the highest point aMT Ws° Th
004 u. at all. fly ambitioa le not high place. Ily ambition
is, if ic he possdhic, to do mem rood In the position to
winch I an, Mkt,. and If I cannot do good In that poietlan, I
would lather here It end try scene other. For we mom all
remember that there is Wier all one other Ind step which all
of us have to takettod which if it lead to the may lowed pies
in our Ill'aues kingdom, will be an sdnumement and pro-
motios Inespremlbly greater than any that we imold rlOll,ll on
worth ; whereas if it leads to no place then, all osier hooouro
will he of little ute.---Contributime or amp
these it
OX.
, for ese lamellae. in this and • Imre nesetter ,
corlocial, Scotch, Welsh. Iriels,,siod American
which are supposed to have three mitres feeders wesgljl nil
thealidulli received by the lirr. J. older, 7. Arms.
rood, Bow, Landow, Bi

THE 00EN TRADE.

I The position of the grata trade Monet be said to
I have altered in any material degree during the week.
The quantities of wheat forwarded to market have
certainly not keen excessive, but In the sheens* of •
elmmulative inquiry, they have been about sufficient for
the demand, which has been quite of a hand-to-mouth
description. The condition of the English Produce, hie
'gain been very indlilmouts and to this fact toast In.
some memere be attributed the aluggishnoos of the
trade, se the few Ilee samples (Gnat have readily
found purchasers. In tbo value of English and foreign
wheat no change has taken place.. In barley, opera-
tione have been restricted, and French samples Imre
fallen one ; other deseriptions have been
unchanged. Mese and oats havo been drooping In
value, without however, bobl actually lower. limns
and peas have Omit steady. Arrivals :—Engli.h wheat
1.380 • b Mel, 670; eat 2,140: Irish oats, 280 qrs.
Foreign wheat, 13,170; bar.iiiroli:47,.,:6o ,• out., 21,380;
mile., 5.840 ; flour, 650 icoeo barrels.
Oz. Thursday at Bristol there less demand than
at the early part of lb* week, and trade for both
English and foreign aimed dull, at reareely over Ilse
week's pilaw Fine malting her* fully as
moondary and grinding dull and rather loser, maim
and oat. quiet, without alteration in value. At Man.
eh-ter, Immerse languid, but best sib.. quit, a.
dear. At Birminglans there wax no lowering of
prices.
Os Friday at Mark Leas, Imams only oil • mode-
rate male. Tbe supply of English wheat has not been
large, and the quality has be,, indifferent. The attend-
sues of miller, has been Rained, and primmer* at about
the rates previously oorrent Foreign wheat bas bees
in good supply. There has been but little demand, oa
former terms. A moderate slip* of mirky bee been
on the stands. Tte trade has been quiet, at late
correnolea Malt hal sold at last week's prices. Date
ham been dull, and drooping in value. Main he.
commanded bet little attention at Moeday's quetatiesw.
Beam and Peas have been steady, but quiet. Flom
has sold at late prices. At Andover secondary qualities
of wheal in. cheaper, best Mads are quite as dear. At
Dublin native grain without change. Irish sheet
mares soli at late rates. At Derby wheat trade quiet
at tits PANS of this day week. At Grimsby wheat
sold at about peevions quotatiom. At Main ruling
Prime far white sheet were 535. to 70s. 'and for red,
48e. to 60s. per 36 stone. At Liverpool for wheat ooly
a limited alleassed. Oaliforela deeltniag Id. to 2.1. ; red
ad all demuiptices szeept the linest, N. per costal
Flour: fleck was quiet, barrel In steady request, both at
anottanged priers. At Southampton Wheat met a ,
steady sale at last week's prima. At Stamford wheat
slow, sellers demandtog last week's rates. At Wake.
field wheakwas Irwin price, but met a dull sale.
On Saturday at Bath wheat told slowly at the full ,
prime of lest week. At &reek* demand for seed rale
active, and high prime were paid for suitable lota, but
In the geeeral trade no Mange. At Oambrldge trade
I. wheat by no means settee, buyers again operating :
with caution. Sales generally at late rates At Ches-
terfield limited business, at quite former terms. At
Colsbeersr supply of wheat meditate, only, but as the ,
condition had improved enrol:mese were more freely
made last week's top prime being well supported. At ,
DonoMter wheat quiet at 21a. to 255.; bee, Mc to
261. 6.1. per load of three bushels, sellers balding for
extreme prime. Al Dorchester supply of wheat lees
thee last week, and the condition not quite so good.
The best qualities realised tally late rates. Qnotaliette
ranged from 58s. to 62e. per imperial qr., the preeeding
wash's effinial average being Ms. 61. The malting
season drawing to a elms, barley, • though well pep. I
plied, was in leas demand, excepting °holm qualities, I
and prices ranged from Ms. to 44., against the pre- I
rims week's oMelal average of 37a. Ild. Beam and I
peas le. per qr. °beeper. At Exeter moderate &Mead.
atm sad rather slack trade, buyers refusing to give the
prime asked. At Gimmester the market is rather lower,
and bushman sot ever heist at slightly reduced quota- I
time. At Grantham ebest bold for la. Meanie, but
sold slowly. At Hertford wheat very dull at a destine
of la per qr. At Haatingdon wheat was moderately
represented, sad the soles made ware at full prices.
At Leiemiter quotatiose for wheat wore, for the moat
part, sante as lest week. At Northampton wheat:
new white, 575. to 62..; new red, Ma. to fiffs.; new I
brown Lemmas, 513 a to 60.. per qr. At Normieh wheat I
trade ruled about the same as this day sennlght. At I
Oxford good quantity of wheat on offer; prime samples
warmly remelted resent quotatious and damp paresis
were quite Is. mega lower. At Peterborough show of
wheat was limited, and sales progrsse.d 04.601 at
about former qaotatioas. At R.adlng fine dry parcels
of wheel met • ready Inquiry at extreme rates, while
other sorts soli slowly at otiose slightly redwood. At I
Richmond wisest not taken frosty ; prices much the
mime aa heretofore. At Sondes-land with • middling
mpply of wheat the demand was quiet, and rates were
stationary. At Wariabaster the wheat trade was lust'
tire, but former rates were folly maintslaed. At
Whbeeb not much animation to the wheat trade, there
being little or no °bangs in prima, if anything hest
samples tended upward. At Wormiest wheat trade ,
wee rather slow, and femme had to submit to • rodeo-
tion of lii. to lot per bar. At York wheat was in abort
supply and found buyers at quits lad Saturday's
quotations.

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