The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

Cattle ant) Comma.

LONDON SPHLIT MARILIT.—Thare is very little bun-
nem doing in rum, and prices have given way Id. per
gallon. Brandy, however, is active on higher terms.
English gin, for export, 2a. 9d. to 3s. per gallon.
TEL.—There is very little business; doing in any kind
of tea; nevertheless, last week's prices are rather ex-
ceeded. Common sound canoe is selling at Is. 34d. per
lb.
SooLE.—On the whole the demand for raw worm is
steady, at about previous currencies. The supply on
offer has rather increased. Refined goods are steady, at
521. per cwt for common brown lamps. Crushed mars
are in request, on former terms.
The Directors of the Bank of England having reduced
their minimum rate of discount to 21 per emit., the
Lombard street houses are now allowing:2 .1 11:r
cent, for money on demand, and It at few
The Joint Stock Banks have likewise reduced rates
for loans. But we may observe that the lowed rate for
the best abort paper is not under 21 per cent, and that
the demand for accommodation, generals, has inseams:4
to some extent.

The financial statement of the Chancellor at the Ex-
chequer, and the vague feeling of distrust in reference
to the peace concluded between France and Austria,
have p oduced scone flatness in the market for Home
Securities; and prices have shown • tendency to give
way.
An instalment of 25 per cent. hes been paid upon the
Indian Loan. The last will become payable an the 15th
of August.
TheWa monthly return of the Bank of France shows
• decrease in the stock of coin and bullion of R 453,000.
TLe amount now held being kr22,4011,000. The supply
of gold in the Bunk of England is now £17,900,000.

BANKRUPTS.
(Proa: lobe Loadoes Gasses; it Mislay.)

William Wigginton, coal merchant, Bourne Ea, Buck-
inghamshire.
Abraham klarris, tobacconist, Railway-place, More-
ditch.
William Newth, milliner, Cradley Heath, 84adard•
shire.
Thomas Thompson, cabinetmaker, Poekßaglan, York.
*ire.
Kirkman Smith, atone mason, New Orem.
John Lae Castle, lima draper, Jilerelion-le-tbe-Ilank,
Gloucestershire.
Robert Proctor, corn merchant, Liverpool.

ZAS tlit MIT Ass IILLID.

William Dennis See* iroamoager, liboteditoh.
From the Looks Gazette al Friday.
Norge Pearey, Farnham, Surrey, builder.
Owen Tooker, Los-briige-road, Essex, builder.
John Thomas Writilinetii Barblesk, upholsterer.
Richard Wescott, ' bu
Le=Burton, Melton wbray, Lidomierelsks, p.
rer.
Robert Thomas Richardson, Ilageliou-wpon-Hull, grout.
Anibal, Heath, Shedleld. prevision dealer.
William Carr, liverpoolomel merchant.
Hugh Lloyd Jones, Chester, whelemie (roust.
John Memos and Timms Erma Ingham, Saila Heiso't,
lauceekire, glom incundsotanin.

111•IIIIIIPTCIZR £JIULLW.
Jam*, Long, ilia., "%luny, baildar.
Wesley Hayes, Kiaptan-apoo-liall, boot roandsetarar.

Loots Koanovic.—Tbe Birmingham Journal line
learnt from private aformation the, M. Kossuth',
family were preparing to proceed to Italy, and were to
Live &pined on klieunday, but Um news of the peace
arrested their prepustions. On Thusedny evening they
received a telegnun from M. Kossuth, announcing his
sib arrival in Switaeriand. He thus seems to ha,.
lost no time in leaving Italy immediately on the news
of the treaty, and eo moped a 'antennae with the

Emperor.
THE HONZYKOOP.—A newly-married pair in Worth-
ington were serenaded with tin pans, horns, and every
other imaginable instrument of disoord and soot anon,
for two night. in suocesaion. Their patience tr,=
the second night, the husband threatened the
with prosecution, but they persisted; so he fired a
charge of shot among them. Many of the shot took
effect in the legs of the serenaders and, without doing
any permanent injury, has probably worried them
enough to teach them a salutary lesson.

ACCIDENT ON ENT/MAINE WANZIL—A fatal boat
accident, which resulted in the death of 'Thomas
Stanley, Esq. of Henaingliam House, near Whitehaven,
occurred on Eathwaite Lake, Cumberland, on Saturday
week. Mr. Stanley. who had been for some short time
rtsiding in the immediate vicinity of Windermere, wee
crossing Eathwaite Lake in a boat, accompanied by ano-
ther gentleman, when, by some means or other aa yet
unexplained, the eraft suddenly upset, and both gentle-
men were precipitated into the water. His com-
panion succeeded in making his escape by swimming to
the shore, but Mr. Stanley immediately sank, and was
drowned.

MTaiiioca OCCUISEINCI OK THE NORTH LONDON
RLILIFAT.—AE • porter at the Chalk Farm station of
this line was, according to custom, looking through the
carriages of a late train on Sunday night, be dimovered
in one of them an immense pool of blood. On mom
minute inspostion of the carriage the blood was foetid
smeared about the seat and sides, mid bespattered over
one of the carriage doom. Thedisciovery was lennedisdely
made known to Mr. King, the superintendent; and
wider his direction an inspector and several porters pro-
ceeded along the line from Chalk farm to How, making
inquiries at every station, and minutely examining the
euilenkments, and Mbee likely spots, with • view of
orcertaining any teases of blood, or any eirenindames
likely to throw a light on the discovery. Nothing was
discovered, however; and as yet the whole trammetker
remains a mystery.
FRENCH AMAZONS.— ODO Of the great celebrities of
the Invalids' vim buried 08 Tuesday with much pomp.
This "old invalid" was an individual of the softer sex—
. tbe widow Brulow—who entered lb* army in 1792, as •
soldier in the 42nd Regiment of Infantry, authorised
to enlist, in spite of her met, by OmmQ cambium.
At Fort Osseo she was promoted to the rank of sergeant,
alter being severely wounded in the enonutter which imb
pima. Perwriving that the troops were getting than of
powder, she set out alone at midnight for Galvi. maid
the women of that plea to the number of sixty, and
started them off to Gereo, laden with powder and ammu-
nittoni enabled the little fort to held intaillie
and-forty bourn longer, until relief men •
at the siege of Cain, the widow Brehm, while In
ola fan, was so desperately wounded that she was
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