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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

THURSDAY.

In reply to Alderman Soloinons,
Lord J. Russell gave details of the facts connected
with the trial at )(mamma (in Japan) of a British sub-
ject for an alleged violation of the Japanese laws.
In answer to Mr. Maguire,
Mr. C. Fortescue explained the circumstances under
which the lonian Parliament had been prorogued by the
Lord High Commissioner, a step which, he added, bad
been favourably received at Corfu.
The report of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Bill
was taken into consideration.

The Attoniev-General defended the clauses' which
had been intrmiumd, he said, on the general andalmust
unanimous reconnnundation of mercantile men.

A division tool( place upon first of the clauses (XI),
which was negatived by to 119.
. .

The remaining 11 Pi alril were then atteoewsively new
tived.

An attempt was made by Sir 11. Cairns to repair the
loss a the 101st clause by introducing a definition of
the tern& "debtor' in the interpretation clause, which
was defeated upon a division by 150 to 123.
The House then went into Committee upon the
Mutiny Bill, when
Mr. White moved the omission of the clause which
givei courts-martial the power of inflicting corporal
punishment.
The motion wax seconder' by Mr. W. Williams.
Mr. T. G. Baring stated the disgraceful °einem to
which the punishment was limited, and mhled that,
although the Government looked aith confidence to its
diminution, they felt that its abolition would seriously
interfere with the discipline of the army.
The motion was negatived, upon a division, by 142 to
37, and the Bill passed the Committee.
The Marine Mutiny Bill, and the Exchequer Bill.
Bill, likewise passed the Committee.
The Solicitor-General, in moving the second reading
of the Admiralty Court JurialMtion Bill (sent from the
Lords). stated that its ob),et vu. to improve the price-
dun, and enlarge the jurisdiction of the Court of
Admiralty.
The Bill vu read a second time.

Other Bilk were forwarded, and the House adjourned
at 10 minutes past 1 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

GIVEN AWAY 1.0 NERVOUS

SUFFERERS.

DR. SMITH has just published a FREE
61)1TIoN of 20,000 copies of TliE WARNING
VOICE TO YOUNG MEN. A Medical Work on the
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mattorrbees, Local Weakneas, Muscular Relaxation,
Languor Listlessness, Depression, &c., which,
neglected, result in Consumption, Insanity,
awl premature Death ; with plain directions for
perfect restoration to health and vigour. Copies
will be send post-free to any address, on natio
of a directed envelope, enclosing two portage stamps.

Also, by the some Author,
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
a Troia,. deeeribinc their SymptomiloyCansee, and
Treatment, illustrated with Cases, troe pod oo
oeipt of soven stamps, contains mass information
insfisponsable to thaw for whom it ie written.
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tock-sqnsr, London, W.C.

A WARNING VOICE TO YOUNG MEN.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

BRIDPORT.

FUNERAL OF THE DUCHFSA OF KENT.—In ac•
cordance with the suggestion of the Mayor, the Wl-
nem of the town was on Monday (yesterday) sus-
;minded from 12 to 3 o'clock, on account of the fune-
ral of the late Duchera of Kent, as a mark of sorrow
and respect paid to the memory of her late Royal
Highness, and an expression of sympathy towards
our beloved Queer*.

Printed and published for the Proprietors, by Ctiastss
WHITBREAD MILLARD, of loss Road, Fordingtos•
Dorchester, l'riater, at this Offlos of TA. Dorset
County lexpress, ehureb-streel, Dorchester. Tues-
day, March Mb. 1861.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-26

BLANDFORD.

UNITED HUNT DINNIER.—It will be seen by
reference to an advertisement in today's Expre4...
that a United Hunt dinner of the friendlies and
supporters of the Hon. Lord Portman's and Mr.
Iladclylfe's hounds will take place at the Crown
Hotel, on Wednesday week. We understand that
a large muster of sporting gentlemen are expected
on the occasion, and the very fact that Mr. Eyers is
the caterer, is in itself a sufficient guarantee that the
inner man will be duly provided for, and every
arrangement made to secure the comfort and pleasures
of the guests.
DAMAGIS to FAILM.—Mr. T. S. Stock of the
Western circuit, recently gave judgment in the case
of l'ivird v. Brine. It appears that Mr. Brine
held a farm at Spettisbury of the Rev. I{. R. Vizard,
and on giving up possession a claim was made by the
rev. gentleman for over-cropping and otherwise in-
juring the land. Upon a full hearing of the case,
the arbitrator laid the damages at £l5O, besides ex-
penses.
Lec-ruite To YOUNG MEN.—On Tuesday evening
last, Mr. Harding, of Tyilenham, gave an address at
the Town Hall, to young men exclusively, on
"Subjects of vital importance to young men.' Mr.
Harding, after referring to the groat crime of seduc-
tion, advised all young men nut to commit injury
to themselves by private sins, as they ultimately
would bring themselves to a premature grave. The
lecturer, in conclusion, advised the young men to
avoid dninkenness and the evils which follow it.

BLANDIrORD TEMPIMANCE SOCIZTY.—Last Thurs.
day and Friday, Mr. fimitbard, of Derby, gave two
lectures, with melodies, songs, ac., asaisted'by Miss
Morgan, a pianist from Poole. The audience sp.
peared well pleased. Mr. Smithard, after proving
to his audience that intoxicating drinks were not
accessary under any circumstances, urged on them
to renounce these drinks and sign the pledge. The
anecdotes be gave were very good and elicited bursts
of applause. The singing was of the first order, and
the audience joined heartily in the choruses. The
lecturer also addressed the working classes on &tut..
day. At the close of each meeting, votes of thanks
were proposed by Mr. Mouton, and seconded by Mr.
Hodges, to Mr. Sinithard for hisilectures, and to Miss
Morgan for her excellent playing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

Otbonshie.

SKNTENCE OF DRATIL—Robert Hacked, who shot
Sergeant Jones, at Plymouth, has been sentenced to
death. Oar readers may remember that Hacked
committed the murder after he had been provoked
by some remarks of Jones on & pensioner who had
joined Hacked at dinner.— English, who stood
ar with shooting at a gamekeeper named
charged oo
s, at Eocles6eld, has proved an alibi, and is
discharged from custody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

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BOOKS, CATALOGUES, BILLS, CARDS
on the mod reasonable terms.

CERNE ABBAS TURNPIKE ROADS.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the
.11 GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING of the Trua.
tees of those Road, will he held at the NEW INN,
in CELINE ABBAS. in the County of Dorset, on
WEDNESDAY. the Twentieth day of MARCH next.
at the hour of Tware o'clock at Noon, to AUDIT
the ACCOUNTS of the peat year, and for the general
puryae.ea of tin Trust.
Dated Ulla Twentieth day of February.
G. J. ANDREWS,
Clerk to the Trustees

f 11. EDWA RDS, Dzsrmr, SOUTH
tivierr, DORcIiDiTER.
Ifouic Daily (ruin Ten till Five, TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS excepted, when he attends at the ROYAL
RAMS. WEYMOUTH, and hy appointment at the
IW:4de:iced if his Pativuts without extra charge.
A notice per post ensures an interview.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

lIIENDERS are invited for SUPPLYING
the DORSET COUNTY HOSPITAL with
Mesit:Hrthsteoheir, rem, nutter, Ch.. those,ies,
Ale, I 'malls, and other Articles, for sir months from
the 214th instant. _ . _

The Tenders must be delivered at the Hospital on or
before WEDNESDAY, the 27th inst.
Forms of Tender way be obtained on application at
the Hospital, or to Yr. Juitx Bsowx, Dorcheskr,
Clerk to the Counuittee.
Dated 12th March, 1861.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

rarictits.

TH6 LIFE Or • ClUß.—ne crustaceans ales—the
crabs and lobsters, the shrimps and prawns and cray-
fish- are met with either exclusively in the neigh-
bourhood of land or in some of those great masses of
seaweed that float in open water in the mid-Atlantic.
Crustaceans ars very curious animals. Commencing
life with a head preposterously large in proportion to
its site, the young crab emerges from the egg with •
long forked tail, but no body, and occupies its time in
turning head over heels till it casts its first covering
and alters its proportions. The true and recognisable
crab does not, however, even then appear; this sin-
gular form being at last elaborated after • series of
changes and transformations which can only be likened
to those of • pantomime. Of the crabs, some occupy
their own mansions, which they leave periodically as
their substance increase and requires larger
accommodation ; while others, not constructing houses
for themselves, occupy shells which they seise for the
occasion, and which would seem suitable enough, if one
way judge from the tenacity with whieh the tenant
retsina poseentoo.—Aii Ms Year Bawd
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

ITALY.

NAPLES, MAlth 13.

General Pergola, before receiving the order of
Francis 11. to surrender the citadel of Messina,
opened fire against the works of the Sardinians, but
at the same time wrote to General Cialdini to the
effect that he would spare the city of Messina.
Gomm' Cia'dud replied, complimenting him fur
having conic to this determination, and saying that
lie desired to carry on war without passion, and to
terminate it without rancour.
Civitella del Trout° still holds out, but, being
closely invested, must soon surrender.
The assertions of the Marquis of Normanby in
the House of Lords that the Sardinians hail Leen
guilty of cruelties are totally unfounded. In the
Abruzzi the Sardinians only shot some persons who
had preen-inlay been convicted of felony, and who
, Lad bevn arrestetl with arms in their hands.
Tent N, Thursday.
In the debate in the Chamber of Deputies re-
specting the title "Kingdom of Italy," Signor
Brollerio censured the Minister for depriving the
representatives of the people of the initiative in this
matter.
Voila Cavour said that the government took the
initiative because it hail also taken the initiative in
the redemption of Italy, a fact now being accom•
!dished. He also said, "It will be a gnat boldness
on the !Art of Italy to adhere unanimously to the
proposition of the Government. as, we may depend.
it will meet with Opposition abroad. He quoted as
a proof certain parliamentary discussions now taking
place in a foreign country. Count l'avour also an-
nounced that tbivernment would shortly submit to
the Chamber a project of law relative to the future
headings 14 public acts when published.
Th Chamber agreed to the title "Kingdom of
The Official Gazette of Turin publishes a despatch
from General Cialdini, dated Messina, March 13.
This despatch announces that the citadel sur-
rendered at discretion, after four days' firing,
during which the Sardinian artillerymen caused a
oreat fire in the citadel.
A capitnlation was refused.
Five generals, 150 officers, and 5,000 men were
taken prisoners.
Three liondereil cannon also fell into the hands of
the Sardinians.

SP &IN.

MADRID, Mardi 14..

The Cortes have expressed their approval of the
policy of the GOVCTIIIIICIIt in reference to the affairs
of Italy by a vote of 176 against 40.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

NEW ZEALAND.

Late advices give us the sad intelligence that the
war still raged in New Zealand. General Pratt, we
are informed, has taidnred several "palm." and Was
following up these advantages, but in what way we
are not told.

1104LOWAT'll OIFTIIIIT AND I.ll.l.S.—Scurvv. Skin Diseases.
—Thew unsightly csauptaluts are the source a much Si yance
to thousands. While frettinit tl.e ailed, they irritate the
nerves and produce a continti. ItIOR fever, disordered
wonach, and restless nitthts. For this state Doilo* ay's
maim. And Pills are an immediate and certain remedy. Cure
the and the discs, r ill masc. Under the influence of
these rpmo ed medicaments the blood regain. ite purity, the
skin itrunies its 1..1(11 functions, the tongue cleans, tbe
tainted breath &tarts. and the langour and Demur
depres ion disappear. N.. is.rrupt bunionfl ern rill stand the
FurifYint: mbrifiles of tier remerl, ilk remedi., %hick
exuel all morbid matter I out the sp.tetn. They likes Ise
cornet all Irregularities of the liver and promote darestiou.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

FRIDAY.

Lord Wodebou.c, in reply te a question from Lord
Stratford de Itedeliffe, stated that the accounts el the
iludurbances in WAINAW received by the Government
for the moat part agreed with the accounts published in
the newspapers.
Lord Cranwortli, in moving the second reading of
the Charitable Uses Bill, explained that the object of
the measure was to provide that deeds conveying lands
for charitable pitrpoees need not be indented, and to
modify the prusision in the 31ortinsin Act as to revo.
cation or reservation fur the benefit of the grantor or
donor. _ . . ..... . .

The Lord Chancellor viewed the Bill with but little
satisfaction. Ho hoped that if 1 .cre pandwd eontd
be an encouragement to improve the Law of Mortinain.
Lord Abinger opposed the Bill, but Lord Wensleydale
suNnuted it, as did also Lord Chelmsford.
The Bill was read • mesind time without a division.
Their Lordships adjourned at 25 minutes past
o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

EVERSHOT.

At a vestry meeting held on Thursday last, Messrs.
Henry Guppy and Henry Miller were chosen to serve
the office of surveyors of the highways, and Messrs.
Thomas Hothwell and John Tr.uchard that of over-
seers for the year coining. Mr. Henry Guppy was
also nominated to serve the office of guasdisio for
the year ensuing.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

DRAMA IN REAL LIFE.

On Tuesday evening as Monsieur IP— an army
contractor, was walking on the Boulevards he perceived
his 101 l with with a young man, very plainly dreoutl,
but of tnodc,t met re*peetuttle appearance, liatigin.•. in
1114 atm. Ile ailcinced towards the couple, and askinl
ho P.M in an angry tune how he dared to keep cumpany
with • workwoman?

" Faith, r," replied thu youngwoman, "I intend to nisavy
made ~,,, and if I have not hitherto spoken to tywr
of my project, it is becam.e"—
" sir, you kiiir.v well that I would never con-
sent to such an act of fully."
"I do know that, f..ther, and therefore it is that I
have waited for my majority. I anu of age this day
have obtained the cosoraent of this young person
parents, and we are to be married very @attn..'
" me, 'jr r cried the father, choking with rage.
" I shall he under the necessity of addressing you a
re..pettful summons" (rompolion rreptdileuse—a for-
malty indispensable in Frau*, in the case uf a marl iage
by any per.on, however old without consult of parenti).
" I will convert all my property into ready money,
and you shall never have a penny."
" I prefer happinesa to lichee.
.

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The father, exasperated to the kat degree, raised Ilia
cane to strike Ids son, but suddenly his hand dropped,
and he fell into the arms of the crowd, which the noise
of the discussion had collected. lie WA% a corpulent
of a sanguine temperament, and his auger had
hillel Iwo! FreileA paper.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

HOLLOWAY S OINTMENT.
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THE WORLD'S FRIEND!

A MAN WHO REFUSED TO HAVE HIS LEG OFF.
"From ins Karnak Advertiser, Jens Ihtd,
Benjamin Cox, Esq., magistrate, said in the Board-
Room at Fileash, that he knew • msn who had been in
the Infirmary and was actually turned out as incurable.
On hi" way home to Hitrash, he purchased at Ennis,
Holloway's Pills and Ointment, for, as he sail, it could
ma be worse with him. This man, "said Mr. One,
becaina by their use as sound and as health' as any
iti.n in the room. These celebrated Pills and Ointment
Lure any wound, sore, or ulcer, however long
if properly used seccordiug to the printed
ducctaons.
GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
The essence of these disease' lie in the blood, which
ha., floating through each vessel, the *fleeing Pniaaa.
irntates and inflames every tissue it comes in
c.hUct with, and produces the hoe, swollen' elastic
(t:hkrouient about the joints so oharacteristic of gouty
ai'"ec The philosophy of cure consist in over-
"'eine this depravity in the blood, which is rapidly
Irfied by the use of the pills. The Ointment, when
upon the skin, penetrates the cysts's' through
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state
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

HAY AND amok, ILARKETIL

Surrurtzt.D.—Meadow hay, 1.2 Oa. to 55.;
clover. £3 Oa. to £5 Us.; straw, £1 10a. to 18a,
per load.

WOOL m ARK ET.

Considerable inactivity continues to prevail in the
demand for all kindi of wool, the supply of which on
off, ris very moderate. Holders, however, are, for the
most part, Amu' at list wirek's decline in the
quotations. For export nest to nailing is doing.
Down Teo
DOWD Ewalt
lladf.bre4 Hogs
Ifelflrel Webber. lB.l. 101.
Koot limos"
Leicester Flossoss. mixed
o.mbing Skins . lid. ltd..
Flannel Wool
Blanket Wool tkl.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

HENRY TAYLOR,

TRINITY-STREET, DORCHESTER,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT

MANURE DEALER.
HENRY TAYLOR, in returning thanks for
past favours, begs to announce that he has a
Lirge Stock of HORNSBY'S, HOWARD'S, and other
I'LOUG}IS; Cambridge's Patent Rollers; Plain ditto;
Seanian'a Patent Drags and Harrows ; Chain ditto;
Corn, Seed, and Manure Drill.; Manure Distributors;
Horse and Steam Power Thrashing Machines ; Steam
Eiigines by all the leading Makers; Winnowing
Machines; Baker's kept in stock; Boby's Barley
Screens; Chat Cutter*, all sizes, in stock, from £2 ss.
upwards; Turner's, and other Bean. Oat, and Malt
uflj; Bentall's Root Pulpers and Cake Mills; Horse
(ears; Waalung and Mangling Machines.

Leigeotesata of every, Giacripticas hard on the Fara at
Makers' Prica.

THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE;
Corn and Flour Sack.; India Rubber Rick and Wagon
Covers; Cart Grease ; Machine Oil.; Gotta Pereha,
India Rubber, and Leather Bands; India Rubber and
;utta Perch. Tubing; Taylor and tion's Patent Vapour-
fed Ranges, Stoves, and Orates, (patented by the Rev.
11. ',Joule), Le., ke.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

BOROITCM PETTY SIMIONS.

Before M. Devenish, and R. DaYiS, Bps.
Kir.i.iNe a thou.—Edwin Waller Retiree, a private-
in the Artillery, was charged with killing a dog on the
14th of Ilsreh, the property of Mr. Yearsley, of the
Antelope Hotel. Damage. were laid at LI. Mr. M.
C. IA eston appeared for the prosecution. Henry
lugging.: I mu an Artilleryman at present stationed at.-
the barracks. On the 14th of March I saw • dog in
the barrack yard at about • quarter peat 6, near the
stables. I raw the defendant kick the dog with his;
foot. He kicked it near the flank. The kick was •
sufficiently hard as to make the dog rim away. The
dog then went to the sergeants' mess, and shortly after-
wards I saw the dog lying en his side in the sentry box.
I did not see the dog afterwards.—John Lolwin,
sergeant, said that from information he received he-
went to inspect the dog which was lying in the dung
pit.--Steplien Yearshiy, son of the prosecutor, said' be
went to the barrack yard on the morning of the 14th.
of March, at about 11 o'clock to see a dog. Ha found
it was his dog which Was there lying on • low brick
wall. He then went to the guardroom and saw the
defendant who said he gave the dog a gentle kick,.
hut he did not know on what part of it. body. Me
had the dog skinned, and on looking at the body he.
found • heavy bruise between the ribs and lank, and
there was • deep wound over the left eye the skull
being broken in. In defence the defendant stated that
on the morning in question he was carrying his.
litter to the place where it Wad put in wet weather,
when he saw a large dog which he thought belonged to.
the Captain. As he was throwing his litter down the
dog flew at him, and bit him on the hand. He pushed
it away with his foot, but it was in self defence. He
did not kick it with the intention of hurting it.—He
called in • witness, named William Porter, who said
that on the 7th of this month he saw the dog lithe
barrack yard, and as he was parsing by the dog flew at
him and caught hold of his troweers.—The court having
been cleared, on the madmimion of the publis the
magistrates decided that the nue had not been sufficiently
proved, and therefore the charge would be dismissed.
OBTAININt/ KNIVES UNDER FALSE PISTINCtS.—
The prisoner, George Gale, was again brought up-
charged with obtaining • dozen knives and forks under
false pretences from the shop of Mr. J. Galpin. The
case, it will be remembered, was adjourned till to-day,.
in order to get the attendance of Mr. limo, but • letter
was received from him stating that be did not intend
to prosecute and should wish the case to be dismissed.
—Mr. Symonds said that it was not Mr. Hine whip had
suffered, but Mr. tialpin, and therefore the court could
not dismiss the case.—Mr. Day, of Bridport, appeared
for Mr. Hine, who stated that the prisoner, when drunk,
loot the possession of his senses, and that it was possible
some of the weinhers of Mr. fine's flintily miglet have
seat him to Dorchester for • lark.—The case was again
remsnded till Monday uext in order to get the attend-
, awe of Mr. Hine.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

COUNTY rKrry sEs:iloNs.

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1 ToWN HA LI.. Friday, M,reli Before If. C.
Goodilen and S. Meade, end Major Stewart.
111 RDEROI7:4 A /1.4.111,T. - !triad/, halo r,
Preston, V 1.14 br0..1.111t up by P.C. lin I. clisrge I with
assaulting Eten, lii.. wife, alit also with stabbing her
brother, William Squibb, with intent. The prison,r
has for many years psist been • staunell Starkt yite,
although it is sail lie h,.il net made his own home an
" Alssie of Lose." Serjeant Hitch RAH that on
Thursiley afternoon be receiYel informatbm that the
I prisoner bad stalibed tesiuibb, at Preston sod
Sutton Pints. Tho prisoner was at time given into
enstoily. Witness went to Squibb's house last evening,
end took his shirt, neckerchief, and slop, which he now
produced, (rem his person. They were covered with
li!ood. Squibb vies in a very weak slate, an.l witness
,as informed that the assault hail be.ll committed by a
three-pronged dung-fork which lie now prosluce I.—A.
Brown, Esq.. M.D., residing at IR, Royal Terrace. said
he was called on to go to Preston, to see William Splibb
abotr, ad. 2 o'clock on Thuriday afternoon. Ile
went and found him in A very faint condition from loss
of blood. [llion examinilig him he (mind a w.unil on
the right side of his bead. The wound was a cuntesed,
ragged, incised wound, the cut extending about an inch
in length, atid penetrated to the elcull. The wound au.
peered to have been done by inch a thing as the prong
of a heary ihing.fork, or other rough iron instrument.
lie fainted three times while he wee dressing the wound,
ant was not in a fit state to be removed to give evi-
dence. If, however, he progressed favourably, I.e inight
be able to attend in the course of a week. The prisoner
was remanded for • week.—Mr. Huward who attended
for prisoner, asked if the Bend% would take bail, hut
the magistrate' Libl it was it too serbois a
nature to take bail at this period of the pre:ceding,.
OBTAINING AN UMBRELLA UNDER FALSIS PRE-
VENCE'. —llohrrt Withame was breight up, charged
with " an umbrella of AmaA likekwell, at
Portland, Oil Thurailay afternoon. Prosecutrix, •
widow, saol that about half past two o'clock on the dny
in question she was met by the prisoner who asked her
If she hail an umbrella to sell. She told him she had
one that wanted mending, coil lie came in and she
showed it to him. Ile said lie could make • good job of
it for 31. He said lie would do it at once, and, An she
was busty washing, she told him to take it outaide the I
door. He told her he hail two other jobs in the village, I
lie troulil take it there and bring it hack in half-an-
hour. She never saw the prisoner again, and not being
able to And him in the village, she gave information to
the police, who found him on hoard the eteam packet
coining to Weymouth.—The Bench thought the charge
was not fully made out, although it was • case of very
great suspicion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

CHINA AND JAPAN.

In China there has been an Imperial victory over
the rebels, u Inch was neutralised by the defeat at
another place of San.ku-hn-sin, the Tartar General.
Lord Elgin had left Canton fur Manilla.
Affairs are cluiet in Japan ; and Prussia, which
hail been embruiled in a quarrel with that empire,
had concluded a treaty.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

Varliamcntaro Vaptro.

LABOURIfte COTTAGIEN.—Sir 1.. Palk 111113 before the
1100.0 of Commons a Bill for facilitating the building of
improved cottages for labourers. It proposes to enable
a landowner or hie trustee, guardian, kc., building or
improving cottages on the eatate. to charge the land
with the repayment of the outlay and interest thereon,
the repayment to be 11111,11, in periodical sums within •
period of troiti 10 to :11) years. The chairman of quarter
sessions it t. make a charging oiler to this effect ;lint
the lands charged twist be situate in the mom parish as
the cottages, or within • mile of them, and there in
not to be in resp.et of any one cottage a greater charge
than £l4O with 4 per cent. interest. The charge is to
have priority over all other charges except tithe rent-
charge, quit rents, and existing drainage or other im-
provement charges under Act of Parliament. Tim
tenant for life is to pay the instalments as they bectime
due, and the remainder man is not to be liable fur
more than two years' arrears ; and the tenant for life is
to keep the cottages in repair and insured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

SHROTON.

FCR lOrm STo RM. --On Monday, the llth inst.,
this district was visited with a very severe hurricene.
Considerable damage was done to the roofs of houses,
and many trees of large growth were deetroyed.
One, the large 4 on the Bandon astute, fell woos tbe
turnpike reed, but providintially nothillf rig
pawn. at ib• Wi

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

DEATHS.

March 5, at llonitun. Vainio,l flurbu, Pan of 111
Warta Durlnn, of the Num. liio, Honitou Hill, age
6 rats.
March 9, at Lowdown, near llroalwin4or, Anna, wif
of Mr. W. Harwood, fano hailiff, ased 4.
Mardi 11, at Bridport, Ruth, wife of Mr. Uighur.
Cornick, aged 52 yt ar s
March Bth, at 11!acitgang, fale of Wight
Mstian, nits of Sit llgt,ry Meredith Jerris Whit,
Jervi.., Bart.

Mardi 11th, at Bournemouth, in the ntli yea:
of his ag•, William Iliviiigton Blackburn, youteje.d.
Ow Rev. John Blackburn, rgetor of Yarmouth, i.
the Isle of of Wight, and Neb.:unary of York.
11th. at Faruborcmgli. Ilauta, Fanny, thn
beloved wife of Mr. William Ikarltun aged '29.
Mar,! 1 9th. at Chariniustor, af:er a long au:
paiiifol illness. Mr. William Short, aged 82.
ibrch Ifith, at II isellgury Stills, Ilasalbuzy
Ban, Mr. John Welibsr, aged IS.
March 11th, at hia residence, 3, Royal.tarrace,
Weyinoutli. Joeepli Slortimor, Esq., aged 74.
March 13th, at Slierlsorue, Mr. W. T. Mel:until
youtir„est sou of tl:o late J. P. Melmoth, FA(p. aged 31.
March Bth. at Yeovil, of consumption, in her 150
year. llarriett Martineau, daughter of Samuel Rolls.
March Ilth, it her rissiih,oce. 39, Cuniberlandatreet.
H yde-pirk. LOlldoll, Marian, widow of Vincent Stuck's)
Rey nolls, Esq., late of Canon's Grove, fismersetshire.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

llNEYFltitlib42 Ft:
Stock, /Lc., will we 11:1c1 ''oaTURDAY. AelifiL figh,
1 SG I.

I.ItERPNT
21 Fra IltiferA, 1 Fat Stier.
Ft Calves
_ •

tFt 1,-;:t-ar-=inoth Down Wothen.

I•at Ditto.
20 Fat Ditto.

2:0 Fat Harrtn Hornell Ewes.
5 Fut Ewes awl 2 Sta.
HeirrrsanlClaire,.

:4 superior Devon Bulls, the property of E. Pope,
The "Horn," three years old, out of "Fancy," the
winner of 10 prize.; by " Prince Alfred," by " Cham-
pion," by "100 (Nitwits," by " Silichnt."
Yearling Bull out of • Neat" by "Napoleon."
" Neat" out of "Old Neat" by "Prince Alfred,' "Old
Nest" by "Hilly Trix," by "Baronet." Napoleon,
fire year', bred by 11r. Bodley, is sire of the heifer
shown at Dorchester and Canterbury, in the winner of
the lint pries at the Bath and West of England Show
at Dorchester, the first at Yearn, fee.

The COW Stook mad Abele mut be Dent to the Cattle
Market, sad Bones klittCarriage. to the Repository,
adjoining-the". Plume of Feathers" ism, by 10 o'sooelt
in the morning. The AOCTIOSILICES nimbi recommend
persons st • distance to send Stock and Horses the day
before. Stabling and keep for Homeland Stock sent the
day before, or remaining OVer until nest halo, provided
at moderate charges.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

MARRIAOF.g.

7th, at Lyiiuhito Caereli, by the Me%
111aturin, asaist....l by the Rev. A. Buint...:tet,
Commander tl. N. Toer,ey, M.N. to Fanny, aec,i d
daughter of the late It. A. Daniell, Esq., of Fairfiee,
nerr Evulingtoit.
March 4di. at the I hutch of St. Mary'.
Fordingbridgn, by the Rev. C. ihiatch, Mr. George Mark..
to Elizabeth Jane, blest niece of the late :11r. Talro, t•
4.,juidlimini.ton, veterinary surgeon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

At our Petty Sessions on Monday, the 11th inst.,
heron the Rev. J. Bastard, John HusseLlEsq., T. M.
Reuben., Esq., and Montague Williams, Ethininst
Hatcher, wassummoned by the yor highways,
Marnhull,for refusing to keep in order a hedge adjoining
the highway.--Order made against defendant according
to the statue.—Oeorge Percy, for being drunk and
incapable.'waa final in the drunkard', penalty, and
coats—Alfred Hatcher. of Marnhall was ithel in the
mitigated penalty of 6,1. and coats 2s. for funously
riding through Sturunrater on the 2and alt. An order
was made an Wilhast Lambert for the payment of poor-
rates Other cases of the like nature were settled out
of court by the partite paying the raise.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

liamvsb ire.

BeurnAwrrox.—Testinionial.—A very handsome
silver tea service, bought by subscription, has been
presented to the Rev. J. 11. Marten, late curate of
AR Saints, as a testimony of the respect and attach-
ment of the parishioners..
WINCIIINTER.—The New Warden of Winchester
College, the Rev. 41. B. Lee, entered upon his
duties on Wednesday, in the afternoon of which day
the reverend gentleman, accompanied by several
friends, arrived at the College gateway, where he
was met by the Collegians, one of whom (Mr.
Bramston) delivered the customary Latin oration,
"Ad Ports.," at the conclusion of which some
documents were signed. The Warden entertained
his friends at a dinner in the evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

Erclanti.

Titx Sligo-Munn:lg.-1h ,re has been no conviction I
in the Lase of l'hilihs at :dig°. The pri siner WAS
charged with the murder of an ..hl lean Ironed etd-
laghau, his aged wife, and was servant, at Ibillyinote,
on the 7th id January last. On the Bth the door was
broken open, mid the three persons were fir nil. lYini;
dead, with their throats eat. Phipps, a dirgipakti
wan, wk. had been their next beighbyUr. WAS SUSIWSSed•
lammed, and arrested. Portions of the murdered
mats's property wine found in his 1,0.16e.i.,5• and !do°
two bloody shirts. Other penile Wore strong against
him. The jury Winn locked up till twelve o'cl. ck on
Saturday night, .lien it we; announced that eleven
wee for • conviction, but one held out againat all al-J.4-
went. The Judge proposed a new trial OW Monday,
but it was found that the counsel in the came had gore
to eastlebar. The prisoner Was therefore ordered to be
kept its confinement till the next Anima.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

imperial Partiammt.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUKSDAY.

The Hoene of Loris eat for • very short time, and
adjounaLd before ha (-NA five o'clock.

THU RSD A Y.
Lord Lyttelton, in moving the second reading of the
Subdivision of Dioceses Bill, stated that the object of
the Bill WAA to modify the tuAchinery by which dioceses
were at present divided, and to provide for an increale
in the number of Bishops, without the necessity of
previously obtaining the coii.cnt of Parliament.
The Bishop of London fully concurred with the im-
portant object of the Bill, but did nut think the present
measure would effect it.
_ _ . . .
"

Lord Derby thought the Dill in its present state
ought not to receive their Lordship's assent. At the
mom time, he quite agreed that an increase in the
episcopate wee necessary.
The Ilialtup of Oxford recommended the withdraw
of the Dill, because, although he concurred with the
two leading principles of the measure, he could not
agree with many of its details.
After a short conversation, in which the Duke of
Marlborough, Lord Redesdale, the Archbishop of
Canterbutv, Lord Lyttelton, Lord Derby. the 'Snapp
of st. David's, the Duke of Somerset, and Lord Gran-
ville took part, a division ensued, when the number,
were, fur the second reeding—
.. ...
... 2.3

.. 27

Content
Notoontent
So the Bill wax read a second time.
The Trade Marks Bill was read a third time and
passed.
The House adjourned at 27 minutes past seven
o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

LATEST PROVINCIAL MARKETS.

SOUTIWIPTON, Friday.-041 Wiles., 615 Os. to
£l6 155.; New, £l3 Os. to £l6 1.0.. per load;
Malting Barley, 38s. to 445. ; Grinding ditto, :Ma to
365. ; Oata, 25e. to 30.. ; Boons, 40s. to Ms. ; Malt, 684.
to 72.. per qr. ; Flour, 475. to 49*. Od. per saeL—
Market fairly supplied with wheat, lb* beat de-
scription', old or new, selling at about ls. advance.
Barley steady, at late prices. Oat. and beans sold at
previous quotations. Fleur trade steady, at last wive,
Wanntsirct, Balarday, liareb N.—Wheat, 480.
118 e. (last week, 48*. to U..); new wheat, 38a. to to..
(but weA, 40.. to 55.4—Barley, Ma. to 48.. (kilt
week, 30.. to 4754—thit4, 25e. to 32v. (last week. 26...
to .ns.)- Beasts, 44.. to 80.. (last week), 484. to 624.-
816. loaf, 134. There was • good supply of wheat,
sales were steady, and a advance was realized
uPeo the beat lots. Barley was in limited demand,
and the drat qualities woo go tilt wore. la oats and
beans no variation.

TAr(rms. Saturday. --Wheat (014 714. fld. to Ct. ;
01w), h•to OL barley. ge. IL d. per bushel;
A 311. II.; beans, Dv 64. W 9j.
hum wua an avenge aggendeuee at our
ma the wain ea elger. though broil
Jun* to ipoet the gawp* 01 Put'
thais4 NPitur Priou,

Ott 311. to
per busbel.-1
market to-day.
siLletoble,wai
clamor!.

-Than_

Bourses

WNA3I-TAEDNA, rtutnae,stecutitilFF-
iYOs.(;IN, (:
need intk

Apply V. Z., D.ret;C et, DrLhs er

lIIIITIIS.

Msreh 4, at (19.tim Court, emu I,:rue, Me tkoi
titai I. of it sou,
31:irdi 6, at Yeovil, the arif.• of Mr. Druttou, utt
e.:111 :ht.%

314reh 7, at Rampi.latn, the n. ito of Mr. John Sauo
ways, jun., of a
Man.!. 12, at lt,theohasapton, to wile
ilhaui Solicr, of a ,on.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

The East Dorset Hounds— Tuesday, (this day)
Down Ileum ; Thursday. Harvey's Chase Farm,:
The B. V. Foxhounds—Wednesday, Crecch Hill ,
Friday, Stock House—at 11.
The B. V. Harriers—Tuesday (this clay), Fenian.
Cross Roads; Thursday, Wyke Court,. Bishop',

Canntllo; Saturday, Milborou Pore-al 12.
Mr. 14,101010'a Hound* -Friday,Yellowham Wood

—at 10.-45.
Lord Poltintore's Hounds—Wednesday Fairly Lodge;
Saturday, Cadbury Castle—at 11.

All communications in relation to whatever de.
partnient of the Paper are to be addressed S.
the Editor of the Dorset County Express am!
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office, Church
Street, Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

jig f.r.ff•; !,j 1 P9e, IS. 2d. ;

. _
soas•r. is. Rif
DBRIGHT'S AIANUAL on SI'ERMA-
11Li T011:111.E4 rota ott:er INIIIIY I)EPOSITS.
witle Case' awl Ilia ring% from 1.114, ke. Le.
Licemliute of 0-# C“l'vs of l'hystriums, Afeamber
(;t• $11.1144.115. te.

CONTVan : - Sl•ttiton Tretttoseht of Sy Otilie—fftrietture
—lntitoten,y - Veto Ally awl twitileteted Offsprisq—
Diiettow of the l't Inas y tilrgans.-Nou•rett Ins
—D.wire for ti..littide -Afro lle. Et..ara- I to.apacit) fee
Mini,.! I ic. ; Acts lug how thrtw.atitto.c.liectarable
u.alathes may be effectutlly eradicatitt by Use weal
stood, Meal.,
rt1i011,114,1 *MI Sold by J. ALLEN, 20, Warwick Lime,
Paternoster How, London. Sent direct on receipt of
poeteer statues.

• • ‘aavortiving is to I. selie,s whlt steam is to machinery.
ihe grand propelling power."—NACAnLAT.
I.TALLACE BItOWNLOW, ADVERTI-
V SIMI AND COMMISSION AOENT, 16.
Juddotrect, Loudon, W.C., will be
tappy to insert advertisements in Town and Country
Ncw.papers, collect Accounts, procure Situations, oi
t iti•ut any aimuiercial business on commission.
Daily and weekly papers supplied to all parts of the
kingdom. Terms reawusble. W. Et. may be comulteu
grata, at his °flies, person-A!), or by letter; and Ili.
ex i erieties in all matters connected with advertising,
enables him to point out to advertisers the best and most
economical mediums for giving publicity to their an.
nouneements. Orders by post promptly attended to.--
Aoko•wladged Agent tee this raw.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

CRANBORNE.

INVENDIAIIIC Fun. —lt iu with extreme regret that
we announce that a most &Yastrow' fire occurred
at Ashe Farm, rented by Mrs. Harriet Sampson
of the Marquis of Salisbury. The fire was discovered
at then o'clock on Tuesday morning last, and con-
sumed the barn, three hayricks, a quantity of oats
in straw, nearly 16 quarters of wheat, a wagon, and
other effects. Unfortunately. when the fire-engine
was brought it was found tint the suction•pipe had
been left behind, an oversight, which proved fatal
to its usefulness. The police arc Making active
exotti„„ to discover the perpetnton of this
diabolical deed, and we sincerely hope their en-
deavour. 11111 be successful. We are glad to add
that the implements and crops are insured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

earresponbturt.

The following letters, which have appeared in our
coutempomry, the Shertonie Jourmel, will be read
ith interest at the present time, c.pccially the hut,
on the proceedings at the late meeting uf the Toon
Council.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

ltailb3ag intelligenct.

The traffic returns of railways in the United King.
(loin for the week ending the 2nd, of March amounted
to 1.395.625 ; and for the corresponding week of last
year 1:479,703, showing an increase of £'41,922.
THE KAILWAT Hoar.—ln the middle of last year the
railways in operation in the United Kingdom had
127,450 persona in their employment, and the railways
in course of construction employed 52,923 more, making
in all 181,373. On the railroads in operation there
were 3601 stations. There were 10.51 miles of railroad
in course of construction, and upon tilolll were employed
7331 artificers and 42,126 "labourers ;' but the word
" navvy" does not seem to be admissible iu these re-
tunic made to the Board et trade.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

Court Idtb3o.

In consegnenee of the unfavourable report from
Froginore of the health of the Duchess' of Kent, Her
Majesty the Queen, the Prince Consort, and Princess
Alice went down on Tuesday mooing to visit her Royal
Highness.
The dinner party which was to have taken place at
Buckingham Palace was in consequence postponed.
Her Majesty's third levee this sermon was held on
Thanelay at St. James's Palace.
Princess Ilvlen& and Priam, Leopold, attc:4feil by
Lady Portman and Viscount Torrington, paid 10! early
Pia triespected visit on Tuesday to the British
useu
The Pribco of Waled has become • patron of the
Muse., by accepting the dedication of the Oxford Col-
lege Po. me of the students. which they have clubbed
together to write and bring out. The dame University
has a magazine brewing—tbe first number for the begin-
ning of April: lii. to be called " Great Tom."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

egliltsbire.

SALISBURY.— Young Men', Christian A SSOCia-
lion. —On Tuesday evening, the Hey. J. Stoughton,
of Kensington, delivered a lecture to the members
of this association, at Mr. Water's new room, on the
" Lollards."
SALISBURY AND YEOVIL RAILWAY COMPANY.—
At a recent highly satisfactory meeting of the
directors of this company, John Chapman, Earl.,
was appointed chairman, in time room of Henry
Irauby Seymour, Esq. M. P., mad It. It. .Notman.
Paq, was aPPOilltell Deputy Omit-men
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

iPETTISBUItY.

LECTURE. Mr. B. Meaden gave a lecture on
Wednesday evening last, in the Methodist Chapel
of the above village, on " Drunkenness—He evil.;
total abstinence from alcoholic beveragee—its bene•
fits." He traced by facts and interesting anecdotes
the effects of intoxicating drinks on individuals,
families, and nations. The lecturer said he did not
wish teetotalism to supplant religion, he only looked
to it as a means for removing a barrier that stood
much in its way. The address, which occupied two
hour. in delivery, was listened to with great atten-
tion, and at the close twenty signed the pledge.
(For remaiikkr of Local .Nesoe ote let Pgge.)

Printed and published for the Proprietor'. by CIIAILIN
WHITBRILAD JLILLAILD, Ot ben HOPI, Fordington,
Dorchester, Printer, at the Office of nor Demi
Cobalt, Krprcat, Church-street, DurSiteekr.
list
dhy, Navel; AA, 141,

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

I'o ItTU 0 AL.

N 1 ADR ID, March 13.

The Correspondeacia A abayroja says: The
government has determined not to dissolve the
Cortes."
According to advices from Lisbon the Portuguese
government has declared to the Cortes that it will
effect the liquidation of the church property with-
out the authorisation of the Pope.

TURKEY. ‘
PAM* Thumlay.

According to to, ices received here from Con-
stantinople to the 12th inst., • diplomatic conference
had been held at the residence of the English Am-
bassador on the subject of the disturbed state of the
11 rzegov i on. The Porte refused to enter into a dis-
,clAai..n what it a .iititicreii a question of interior
policy, and statesi that it alone could suppress any
insurrection which might break out.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-03-19

AMERICA.

Ills reported from Washington that among the
first acts of the Lincoln Administration will be the
reinforcement of Fort Sumter and an attempt to
collect the revenue at the Gulf ports. Should this
report be verified we shall soon witness the inane.
ration of civil war.
Major Anderson, who is in daily communication
with the War Department, writes that the batteries
and other works of the South Carolinians are newly
completed, and that, unless the Southern Congress
interpose, he expects Fort Sumter will be attacked
immediately after the 4th inst. It appears that
there is a large party in South Carolina who ignore
the Southern Congress. particularly as regards
niilitary operations in Charlestown harbour, while
the Governor and the Conservatives generally are
disposed to abide by the directions of the authorities
of the Confeiletate State.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-17

lirmg nub Nabu.

DRATK or CAPT WI WILLIAM flu
Captain Vitanter.—
Captain William Du Vernet, I .te of the 84th Regimen,.
died at Brighton on the ft Ii inst., at the eerie age of 311
rearg. He entered the army mt ensign on the 221.1 ..f
%larch, 1844., and was on board the ill-fated Ronne,
.nettle when thee ship wee cast away on the And .mall
14,a, near Iloomon. in Novemher, 1844. with detact.
menta of the 10t1. and 800 Regimenta tn hoard. where
be remained for 54 'lave. surrounded by eannihah, and
..effering great privation+. Ile 'erred afterwards with
the 50th &Ailment in the eamiei as on the Betel, for
which he received • medal ; and was Prment at Bad-
diwal awl Alliwal. at whieh lad Int received • slight
ronod on the right knee from • grave slut: after
which he WAc severely wounded in the left foot by the
kair4ing of a shell. He Demon* lieutenant January 29.
18M, and captain. Apia 13, 1852.
Till CO/LIIELL FLUT AT RFILIMIT. The pretence
of the Channel fleet at Belfast bough haa elated a
furors anionic the sightaeeta of that place. The crowd,.
which thronged the steamers that ran on kfotolav
hate/ern the quay. and the royal Nnadron exneeded in
number (sap. the Witio) anything ever witnessed at this
harbour. " All eons and conditions of men. from th.
mayor to the mndlaric, were up for the aay's aighteee.
Men. women. and children, the sterile lads and lease.
from the rural diatricta, the meridiem .4 factories, and
• large nuntilsr of artisan* joelled together. RA it were.
in one dews rates at each rnn of the different steamer.,
and for the nonce grade had +comely an eviaterire.
During the day some tens of thou...Tula moat hnve
I been conveyed up and dorn the Channel."