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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

617.—obsinsse.

••
TO Nut Osscau, ELDOIIOI.--.-Tbe lists
of oesuptere distilled to vete to bermighs ere sow
published at the eidasch doors. 4107 ponces admitted
trots them lets, ar demising lob. leserted for • dilleseet
qualilosties, must obtain from the overman • forst of
slain, wblshlss.b.3ll.d up sad eseved ..lb. over-
seers before the 25th of the pretest mouth. It would
be well to do so as sopa se passible, la orderthis there
may be so comities aboat Its arriving too late, for as
the 29th, st the West, tb• list of all Guth slams sad
of pins.. objected Mt is published. The rules far lb.
lAdg.r Frasehise are wee oomplisetwi. Here every
Irma quailed to *Kew sub. list must seed to the
overseers between the lat sod sth el Asses* • ilium to
be thserted, whether he his es kas so• before bees
twittered as • Teter. The lists of them *labia are
pablielted by the *veneers ma the lst of September.
At the &visit, Harriman' Courts, wbloit us hold
betwedm lb. 11th Septensber and the 31st October,
'videos* must be fortimemeing of the validity of all
slaims, both of amplen mid lodpre. This Is sot
..omwy with regard to °maple's whoee seams have
ap is the trot lists published ea the lat August,
eels.. they have reseived UAW that they are to be
objected to, torus objsotiaas sae be shade to them
without natio*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

THE RUMOURED moNABoeicAL rusioN.

Le Pram rya that the Count de Paris, at his resat
interview, addressed the Count de Chambord in the
following tonms :—" I hay* orne to Par You • 'WI.
se I have loag desired to do. I @slate you, is the
name of all the marelesra of my family, sad in ay
owe name, not only sa the rad of our Roar, bat aloe
Use sole representative of the mooaroldeal prioolple in
Prams" A Reater's telegram rye that there bee
1... great cordiality between tbe two Royalist parties
sines the earmage of vides by the Prier&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

THE TICHBORNE TRIAL.

- - - -
On Monday Dr. Kemal,. in ramming Ile address,
mid that on Friday he alluded to Sir Walter Eleottb
having forgotten the Greek letters. He read from his
Biography the following passage—" I haat forgotten
the very letters of the Greek alphabet; this I regret,"
The sergeant banded in the ar.tebtography which bad
net stated Sit Walter learnt Greek at a. The Lord
Chief Justam said that did not show that the great
novelist did not at ono time know the letters of the
alphabet. Dr. Lenealy sald if &oh forgot hit early
Medias defendant might easily forget hla early French.
With respect to the contents of the sealed paiket the
defendant deelined to make them politic until he wee
fowled. Eis desire tram always to shield the honour of
Lb wads.
Roger Tlehborne in all probability, stayed at
Minipills, while wipting for the Pauline to sail from
BM.
Dr. Keneely emormated strongly upon the fart that
neither Moore sew Jules Barraut had been called by the
rbrtiea for both them men meld prove beyond
whother or not dove was tetanal. Be felt
sootiest of beteg able to demolish the {moo theory
altogether.

DREADFUL STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
MAT LOllll OF LIFL

W•11117111GTOS, A mind 9.-I Nadal steamboat accident
I. reported on the river Potomso A fire broke oat on
beard the steamer Waniilllol .bso crowded with pas-
stagers, and great lase of If. ensued. Up to the
present, forty prams are known to hare perished.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

TEB.RIBLI MINE IN ANERICALI

At JeaDerville, a town In Pettrasylvania, alto- at 25
tulles from hiladelptda, a man was murdered on the
tat of July, the gorge being tuutileted and the Mottling
burnt. There was sonalebtrable excdtement in the
neighbourhood. but the viatica being unknown, the
remains were ultimately buried, and after • day or two
a man named Uddersook was arrested on intspialon el
being the murderer. The arrest of Uddersook led to •
remarkable disclosure. Tor several month/ past an
Important lUs imuranee ow* has been treading la the
courts at Baltimore, wherein a Wu. W. B. Goes sued
to meter from various life coompaules polkess aggregat-
ing 25,000 dole, on the life of her husband, and Udder-
gook. the brother-la-law of the assured, was ore of the
chief witassess. The nits began ME year. Goss, who
kept • little shop to Baltimore, was burnt to death to
• fire which destroyed the building, the charred
remotes of a human body being found In the ruing.
The life sosupsoks resisted payment on the ground a
teawsedant proof of the death of Goss. and in the only
mei that cents to trial the verdict of the jay was In
favour of the widow and against the company. It now
appears that the whole ons was a fraud to oolleet life
mseranse, Gone, Udderzook, and the widow, with some
other Inutlee oehelAriel together to make up the case.
They set Are to the shop. The eorp.. found in the Ars
was that of • "lulled' from a disseeting room, and
eines the Are Goes has been is • hiding in parlour plum
in Peansylvaala. Udderrook supplied him with mosey,
but his denim& .getting rather too exeebitant they
quarrelled, and Uddetsook, partly to get rid of the
aanoyases and pertly to support the fraud, kill.d
afterwards mutilating the body and burning the cloth-
leg to eadeavour to oonosal the identity and promote •
bell.l In ssileida. Goes's remains, at Jennerville, were
exhumed Iseit week, and recognised et his, and in
Baltimore some of the perms messed to the astound'
tag tread have been arrested. Ragliah readers can
iMts the sonaatioa this extraordinary development
would maw
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

NARRIAOND, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS.

The Registrar-General, to hie quarterly retire. cop—
fl. people have hero prosperous, cod, as le real
ander these ()frowners:nee, the marriages areedsd
the &Heap is the drat qoarter of the year," Indeed.
they were snore namerous than in say year sines 1888.
81111, La 13 countiss the carriagu 101 l short of their,
swarms numbers, and Donetahlr• is co. of them: As
to infant mortality which in the resat astarlag rusty
of Lassuktire is 155 per wt., in the fiontit-Westera
distrir, ineluding Don* It Is only 11 per east. The
cold weather expeiteisoed dries the quarter killed
many of the —n.i per Iwo 1. Baglaad sad warn.
of the.. 60 aad
rtpwatdo, bat hare it would
✓em the old pso • or. more hardy, or the
weather ler severe, or in the soutb-werara &stria&
the mortality amottet that der was bat 87.2.
111. gratifying to lad that oar Dear watering.plars
tau favourably stompers with others 44 10 their
healthiness. 1. • list al 41 Easilab waterlog plume
the death rate arsosged II per 1,C90, hotel Waymostk
ray 14, sad at Lyme Bair 133. as egaiar 1811 Ilear-
bowl:alb, 19.3 at Yarmouth, 20.4 as Riatiaga aad Bt.
Leonard'., 17.4.1 Brighton. 90.7 at Sidroath, 30.5 at
Dawlish sad Toignmenth, 219 at Llfresoat 26.5.1
Tsoby, 26.6.1 Beagor, 21.5 at Bath, 28.8.4
The following are il.tolha r to the serral aab-dlairlita
of Dorset :•-•

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

LTIVHIT'I. IRNSTER.

&nom, Timae.—On Friday last, the Bev. I. P.
Blunt, with his ewe kindness' Nave lb. eitildren
atteedlog the Bribes' sod Chorchiteoday School itch'
animal 'reek About two o'clock the children easerabled
it their mitoolrooess end touched to the perk In haat
of Om residense of lire. Homo, at Post 0r..., where
they esued themselves in a variety of wipe until four,
when an exesilent tea was served under the welding
brooches of i de* eld elm tree oo the lawn. Over 200
;Andrea am dote', being the largest bomber ever knew's
to attend. After they had folly satisfied themselves
with rating and drinkleg, the park was again songht
to,. reeewal of their games ; and then *bout sixty of
their parents were provided with a similar repeat.
After this followed the teacher's tea, to which about BD
mai deem. At another pert of the lava we observed •
tea woo provided for the gentry; among wheat we
notioed— Bev. B. P. Blunt, Mrs. Blank Ham, tire.
Beedersoo, Vies Bandanas, rolee.l and Km. Anderson,
Km House, Mn. N. Bedgett. Kra B. Bodgett, Bee.
T. H. Hosea be. During the evestag a soother ef
usSailliallis vire latrodueed, such as eriskst, football,
mingle& serambles. various kinds of rasing for prime
I. the Asps of moose or tom, be , Ac. At a bale
before eight the 'Wren were gothered In front of the
house to resolve each a. 1.. pima el mks, after whist'
they nog a few it their mho& soots, ineluding "God
gams Ups Qesee," goveleome heart, leserk liad &s-
-eemed, snaking the eh resound with their hurrahs.
Thanks are doe to Kr. Joao* for providing meta, As,,
for their amonstrodatieu. end for the time he spoil and
the intsrost be took In their oesneentente, also to Kr.
Baker for hie kindness is supplying the tablet,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

•DVINTURII OF • QUESN.

The other day the Qsessa of the Be'glass, aseempaaled
by lb* Prisms Lonnie, drove out from Spa to visit the
cascade at Coo; but near the village of 1.4 Gleisi a
thusderstorm came ow, and her Majesty was obliged be
seek the nested shelter. Tlie thers., seeordingle inns
at the door of an amberp4. where the landlady, seethe the
two Iselin, positively refused to admit auth people into
her bones Portanately a maall termites', stood not
far cff, sad here the good dame not only admitted the
Wks, but walled to her husband, who opened his barn
for the earricp, sad ponies. The stereo um* cc with
unwonted violence, and lathed for so long • time that
the Queen sod prince= sompted the offer of the boothsi
to occupy two beds, bumble In appearanee, but
scrupulously white and *lean. On her Majesty Intl.
mann a wish that a mesesge were seat to Sp., the
farmer offered to carry a sots thither, sad set out
through the storm. The household of the Quests at
Sp. were much relieved from Ilvtir anxiety ou receipt
of her Majesty's letter, sad • close carriage was at °see
despatched to which the QOllOO and Models left the
farm at 3.... Later to UN day her Majesty drove
out sofa to Glass, sod thanked her host sad hothead,
not omitting to give a few geld *ere to the servant.,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

MB. GLADSTONE WITH THE DOCTORS.

On Thursday evening the members of the British
Medial a moolotlon met at a banquet in the hal of
Inicro,,uon6thdor
troths., protwheisidenrcyt.ingef...BirtirWdgilla
iadm
fir •
general Mooring, replied for tier Majesty's Minister",
and sold—lt must not be forgotten that the o:motive
power, setrusted by the residence of the Crews to thir
Meister of the day, is a power an real as any ethic
known to the mastitutfoo. It ii not, and Ou forbid
II should "int Moose, an Ludepeadest power. On the
contrary, it Hee within the will of the two Homes of
Psrlisevent, and septiehlty the Howe of C 0....., to
determine to what heads it shell to entrusts& But
when that Imet has boos gives, these oho have wimps
aspired, or at my tate have eonesetod to nest's* we
neponelble for the diseherge of the trust to somethiag
higher even thin any Parliameot or any ammatily. They
Sr. responsible to Moir flovoreige, to their sonseiemes,
to their sense of right, and to the sewer& verdict al the
peopli,, and to the judgment of posterity. It to se
Groom ler the Ltsoutive Ocivernineet to my that Its
sere wore dm will of the Boum of Comma's or Hones
of Lords. Thew!' the Goverermet whisk I mimest
at leest has not passed a stagnant mistime, It he" lived
longer than the average of Governments, and perhaps
the state of satire mercies in with& we ham ler the
most part existed, Ms boot healthy Mew somilitetiesi
However that may be, there may perhaps be amongst
you those wbo think we ham exhibited signs of dory.
It It not for.., to ammonium whether at Is or is eel
the ere. Nor is this, to say the truth, a prime Alest
of my sorkity. My own desire', and the desire" el the
distinguished men and politkol Mende with who. I
an aseeekted, le not so much that our tenure of power
should be unusually loos as that while It subsists It
should be bosoorible, and whin it mimes sway it should
Move boiled no hitter menteriee, but mem mooed of
' good moomptlaked—(ediers). Above all, Ita eel that It
will Oct to "pm to any et akeee who afterwards MIMS.*
It. sets to soy that It We be.. neglostful cie Its primary
duly of =Matador the dignity, email, and &satyr/4
of them who or. Merged wish the high function, se
administedsg the affehe of tilts greet and wide empire.
The right hon. gestlemen passed a high eeksibun egos
the k mow of the imediml preferion and It. great
enlighteement and program, and &seaweed se the
advantage that progress was to the world at large. He
sonoluded by a fervent wish that they might be
ministers, not only of !manse, but of kaowledim and of
truth—(lorid Moen).
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

TEAmßiso WITHOUT KIIOWLEDOO.

Mr. Du Poet, inspector of School.. canal of Bodge,
in his gsparal ter ort far lest year. jest prlated, gives
the toll-awing amyl* of what may result from thia plaa
of dealing with extra subjeets, push as geogrsphy,
`dstory, by way oft writhes egandastiou, jut ea
the lame prinolplo se with spelling or sums, this result.
of which, so sompsrod with former days of oral
szaintastloa, Sr., b. ways, highly unsatisfactory
" Histnrr.—Qemition : Writ• to aseenut of Katy
QUIIIOII of Soots.' Atone: • Nary Queen of Oota, she
was the daughter of soupy Ma Sig, and hall &Setae of
to Elisabeth, sod when Katy did omit to the throat
and beams. she wee • rentenme Phallic, she wanted all
her people to to ramose shelties, end mane of hot
poople would not be romemeo ahaillos sad as eh* pat
them In Klan till this, wood be pas, sad when Queen
came to tit• thros• they were very glad, and
she let them oat ' Geonaphy. —Question, ' Deeeribe
the mane of the &yaw. itosersr, ' The semen le a
rented whom than Jim Shama.' Oremmar.—Qesetioa,
' What is an Adjestivit.' Answer •an kadittos is •
word plead before a nooe to sheer mem goalitios or
eircinstaaees respetaet at a good may • bag gamey.'
Du Port moations two vary good schools, In Doe of
whisk tb• shildree wore prepared for a writteu Amanda.
Woo In animal physiology by a g schema. of Unlvefetty
standing and no ordinary leashing power, and in the
*Dior the boys wore taught orally by their Nstiooal
eohco.-nmeter. Obildrila of alas years old in this latter
wino' could tell their parents more as to th. Issportasoe
of rentilatioo and of wholesemo food that the childrem
of 11 years old Is tim former sehool, whirs all that,
energy had been expended 1.0 compassing tho art of
writing out a paper free from all Indianan spelling or
absurd faults of oompailtbao, sad where the minds of
the obildreo were toe jaded over that effort to digest at
all citalortably Ow galena 'yarn of Cho select. —Pall
Mall Odalligil.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

APPIARANCI OF CROP&

DORSlTelliali.- The harvest Is jut shoat to mai.
moue, and anon three or (oar days have passed the
=white. the hook and the myths will be *shading
the tele, and we shall be lot move into the secret--alter
the late adverse semons, that unusually important
secret—what Is likely to be the yield of eon la la&
Al present I laal oerialn that though the Wheal
suturally is thin on the gronad, it 'Mall well, sad the
eau are hag mad full. The Barley beide promise ea
abundance of grain no well tool straw. Betwixt and
between, our eyes ma rut upon ume good pieces of
Oate, therefore let no hope for the better, If sot for the
best. Perhaps Mescals sect Tandy,e are all so good as
ttey may be impotatiod to be, cwa.idariag the season.
Potatoes are jolt mow steeliest, though probably the
next heavy runs, will not be to their advantage. The
paaletee are fairly fresh, and slosh still soils well W.
J. Pope. Gocheameg Redorp, Avast 4.
The weather duds( the past fortnight has bees
alternating between some copious 'Lowers and bat sas,
and the usulta need waroety be mentiosed. Swedes
sad Mengel are gruorog away fast, and patyall, than
I. a goal plant. Turnips are coming well, sad this Is
jut the weather for them. Wheat is rtpealag fast, and
we wait to begin harvesting about August 11, hat It
many plums the date will be earlier. /Abuja Barley
went I. badly ae • rule, sad silo many plasm this be
aniaquesu, yet the crop will be good. 'Week fer the
week, ehielly Turnip sowing sad hoeing. There wdl be
• good crop of attar-gram—J. B. C., July, 29.
Wittatilaa.—l have been ever • ociasidenble area of
Wheat today, and found lie. I expelled, with allay
Jodi:mat ears, and, where the plant was thle, a Modally
to blight. The orop generally in the saalghbnarhood
will certainly be below the average. Barley good, sad
above the average, except where lato sown. Oats,
whore planted early, good. Beans and Pall good, Lad,
I should think, above the average. Potatoes good, but
the t: taws has am-Oared in atmayal plaids la the
neighboarbood. Maned fur, Swedes mud Turnips
generally not good, and a oonsiderable tree has boos
sown a monad lime—Jane,. itewlexes, Beshotorry,
Vast L
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

A TRAIN ON FIRE.

A goods train os the South Western Railway from
Portsmouth to Sisbopetake took fire on Thursday night
after passing Sotley station. The driver endeavoured
so nosh Bishopetoke, hot was oompelled to detach the
burning waggons from the oth.r pert a the train about
a mile from the stotiost Your waggons with their
eestents were burnt, mid the permanent way woe
slightly injured.

GOVERNMENT AND THE CONSTITUENCIES.
The Spectator observes :—"The disoonteot with the
Government, mush 01 11 cowed by eheesepasiog ; mash
by a readiness to lower the deg, and approve, as Mr.
Glyn approved, ef buying off a war by paylas three
Widow ; and mob by the ipotesi* of a weakened
Premier presiding over /quibbling inbordiestes, has
infested Liberals who are not Cheatham till all notion
has booms languid. That. is no getting over tide feet,
width cannot be cooresled, and can hardly be remedied,
excerpt through the less to the country Involved la
enrreoderin power to the Totter. A dissolution might
bare remedied IL, but the dissolution has been raised,
sad with the titulary reconstrostleg iteelf, the Non-
sonformista ming, and the Tories playing everywhere
their East Staffordshire game, 'Jo programme, but
WS win govern well,' every abases seat that falls will
be lost te the popular side, and we shall dissolve in
winter, with the personnel of the party perhaps severely
Injured.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

BLOIWORTEf.

ANZIVIIIILIIT CZLEDI4IIO/I.—On Thursday, July
31s8, the third analversary of the restoration of
the ohaseel of to. pariah Mauch was kept. The
preosedinge banded Holy o.tonnunioe at 8 sm.,
tea st 4.30 p.m., given to the whole village by the
Reetor, the KY,. O. P. Cesettridge, sad mein'
esrvies at 6.30 pm. The early worming muse at
with • Weir drissUag ran, hat before teid-day the in
shone brightly and warm, and the pretty ground. of the
rester, presented an salivating eight. Titres tables
spread with as sbeedanse of tea, eAte, and bread end
butter, were tastefully adorned with lowers, both eat,
god growing in pea ; sod upwards of IMO of the
parishioners appeased highly to appreciate the efforts
made to render them welcome. The Aura, with its
nobly restored thassel, wee ermeded at the mesas
sermon. Prayers were mid by the actor, and the
Mesons —selected firma them reeontmeoded by the
Halton of the daces, for each 000aaimo—were read by
the Hey. P. Carri, sante of Wiaterbouros Maisie&
The sera= was preached by the Rev. 0. P. Cambridge
from Psalm nth., part of vino 2.—" Worship the Lard
Is Masterless soma ." The premolar espialeed the
grounds sad sea of eelebntlnB snob anniversaries as
this; and thea went ea to 'peek el the meanag sad
am of God's house sad Its various parts, marls(
warmly and telly Into the real Import and meaning a
" Wonhip."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

THE MINISTERIAL ORANGES.

The Marva denies tb• report that Ur. Ayrton is
shoat to anceted Yr. Noosed' as Postmaster-general.
With rderener to a remi which has appeared in
some of our ooutemperar* we may state that there
was no understanding to Um effeet that if Kr. Fitsjames
Morahan had been ehretod at Dud m he was to have
suomeded to the Soliadtor-Generalship, supposing that
efloe to have beams moult —Obesrver.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

CILLNBORNE

RZSTORATION Or =II CIItIIOIII OF 1211 CIII7IOB
Tbe " Oranborne Pariah Magazine" state' : —The
parishioners will bo glad to leers that the Climatal has
bee* inoPositod by on architect with a view to its
restoration. We are leformed that there hare bees
three elianeela os Us prosiest site, all more or less
analog with the OM now stealing. 111. intended to
go bath to the doelgo of the grit; and the dallier's,
between them being so groat, lb. work will rainy is
ose of restoratiou osly. Plass will at owe be drawa
and submitted.itat sob. grown is now.. far advanced,
the building operations will perhaps have to be delayed
until another yea. We are Cure we are but expressiag
the thonghte of all ths parishionen when we say that
oar hest thanksere due to the Marquis sad Mareltioseis
of Salisbury for their proposal to templets the work of
restoration which was oommeneed SOLII• yam eat, awl
to make the 'bath worthy of the title of House ef
God, where we eon worship Him in the • beady of
haloes..

1y Biaaows, narasy.—Belore Lord Ashley
sad Ur. Ileak,r Mosta*.

_
William Scott, °serve Bred/ey, Sidsry Alder, and
William Fowlers, four Meurer, of ittroborne et Giles,
were summoned for herb/ bees drank on the highwey
iu that oath. 26th ult. P.C. 13arnee proved
the oliesim. 'esti was fined Is. sad 4e. soots, the
others were only deed 61. each, and the amts. 3.. sash.
flumes Warren, of Eltzstisoy Headley, was °hailed
with using threateolng language towards Ilistbeth
Warren. Ibis wife, on the 24th slt., tad thereby putting
her la bodily fear. The oomplaieent who keeps • small
shop, havlog vomit time ago obtained a proteettoa order
against her husband, Mated that cm the day la question
the defendast mid "he weakd murder bet," sad that
"he would be bung for bar." The Beach severely
reprimanded the prisoner, sad boand blot ever to keep
the pease, and be of good behaviour for two years,
himself in £2O, bed two sureties In £9O esok.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

C LTTLE.

BRISTOL. Tnallina6.—afibort supply of beef at
market ant, although Minimise was very slow, prime
went up • little. 13:at qualities tetchy' from 82s. to
Ilk per ovt., and middling aorta from 74a to 7114. We
had a largo supply of sheep, but badness wan very dull
indeed, and prices remained about the soros m last
wait—beet wetbers 9!., beery ewes SI. per lb. There
vu a good clod of lamb on offer, but it met with a
very Indiff,rent sale, owing slued, to the state of the
weather. Prices nutmeg from 101. to bad. per Th.
We had a smeller show of eta, cattle, the Irish ma-
Miumeuts being rather limited. Trade, however, was
very dull, and many were left amald, although prices
Wbril much in favour of buy's. The supply of mil&
eowe yea about an average one, and trade was rather
piles at about late rates. Pigs were very short, bet
they proved quiet sulitment tot the very limited require.
meats of buyere Beam pigs fetched 12s. and porkers
12.. 31. per more.
miraoPoursx, THUBSILT.—NothIog of impor-
tation transpired Is the cattle trade. Supply of bombs
moderate. For ender breeds dennuad steady, aad full
rates obtained. Interior animals Irrerralm In vole..
Sheep market moderately sappiied. Sales poogrowed
slowly at about late rates. Lambs d of oo
former terms. Oalree in limited request at preview
murmur:Ma. Pigs nominally mistimed.
Par MM, to alai tbs offal.
d s. d.
lufsrior Mum to 6
Second Q to 6
Prime Large oxen 1 to 6
to 6
Inferior sheep 1 to 6
Second quality to 6
Prime coarse mooned t 0 6
P,im. 8.1111 clowns to 6
Leeg. roan. rely to 4
Prime MILO ditto ........tot 1
to 4
Small porker. • • to I
Lambe ......
......tot
Toim. IScrrair.—Beeete, 1,150; sheep sad hustle, 14,600
cue.. ; Plite. 4. nudge Baas, 556; Mee sod lambs.
6,466; Mame, 646.

111111tOPOLIrAN MEAT, FAIDAT.
Bopply of most mociasio. With • sloe "rods primps
ruled so under : —lnferior beet 4.. t. 4.. 81. ; mfddlisg
ditto, 4.. 61. to 4c 101. ; prime largo ditto. 5.. 61.
tns.. 81. ; prime smell ditto, 5...10 1 to 6.. Oil. ;
ss. 01. to 51. 41.; inferior mutton, 4s. 41. to 5.. Oil. ;
middling ditto, St.. to 5.. 51. ; prim* ditto, 6s. 8.1. to
01.; large pork, 3.. 4d. to St. 81. ; osall ditto,
dr. 101. to 6.. 0.1.; lamb, Is. Od. to 60. 61.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

ABROTSBURY.

lan Aim —in the o,art of Messer, no Wodnooder.
tr": n'he l'"de Justice*, Mr. George Elliott. M. P. for
mt- •-•"'hore• Insdo in speed spinet sowers' Orderi
113540 by Vioe-Chseeellor Waline upon Hui in .liouary
and irsbresrlr last, in peninenos of which a writ of 1111.
(11111.thStin0 had been lune& The bill. white souOt
the epee. en Perf^tretnos el an alleged °entreat •ea. 1164
while Mr. Illlott a. ,uuit in Emit, where he had •
oonseseton for the etrrying out of Imperial:it publis
works, the plaintire solisitor being also the Kent le
the defendant's solicitors Thies gentlemen declined
to accept worries of the big, notwithstanding that Mr.
Elliott had lea 4,000 la their bends to Pei lb*
plaintiff. An order was thin obtained for an aflliavit
of documents •gsiren the defelpiant, and upon hie
falling to make the required siffilacit the writ waa
lamed. Although no proceolings had been taken nadir
the writ, the fact that it bed been leaned waa se the
defendant alleged, 'Warded O•i•T the soelit7 fg'r
which be Is menthe, the matter being rendered still
farther biortotto to hint by tba vicinity of Nodes&
where sequestration nisene bankruptoy. The Roth:Hoy-
General and Mr. Horses Davey appeared for the 'POO-
lent, and oosteode4 that there bad been • great shoes
of the Pree" of the Court In obtaining the order,
sernplaiaird of. Mr. ji4k9oo, Q C mud Mr. Looosk
Webb appeared for the rarpeodent. Their lordship,
said the order for sequestration ought to be discharged,
as the proossding was angle:no abuse of the procedure
of the Cicero. The solicitor appeared to hare boss
hurried by hie seal for hie silent. whom he eonsidored •
Poor man baring te !contend with a very rich ooporient,
Into dolor • thing witieh vnla not to be linr.tflia The
proems of the Court ought Dot to bays used for •
purpose which cionld hays bed no other object than that
iodieting annoyinos tines the defendant, and the
"'der Would hi to discharge Cie sequestration with
sesta.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

W EVUOUT IT.

Hors CHAPEL BAZIA-11.---112-; -proisida a 414 big*"
w‘• £'62 fit. 2d., of which tbe obildreo'i st•Il produced
nearly 19.

BLITIOOAT ecnoot, EIOITINION —Oa Monday last,
ear Esplanade, lively ea It is from the resent somesioas
of visitor., was WKS thaa mostly croadori in sourrs•
gnomon of the adman of 0•111 f 100 bays told Idris in
gulag Krauss mantling down somostmoled by the
band. II was the Bath " blneeo.t " school, nuotherlail
about 120, half bey* and half girls, who are Method,
educated, and apprenti-ed. by an sndowment. They
ars dressed, the girls In bleak staff kooks with white
Holland pinafores, and eurions old-fsedloaed straw
eons.* hogback, trintrosi with blue, sad the boys in
duii Mae sett with kg's-breeches. sad Poth-Plo hat.
with white wool tufts, and bows with two lost
streamen of white wool braid at the side. They all
look. 4 most happy and somfortable, and tisk dregs was
the pink of neatness They were under the we of the
master and mistress, Mr. and Mrs. Crowd..; but M.
Wiliam, whose Modems to the wheelohairme• ead others
I. op soil known, amgyrd the Town and Rile head,
under Mr. Board, to hoed %am and play lively team
down the front of the Isplanade, to the New Quay
Ind. Mr,. Wilson wished to give theta a kip by
steamer to see the /Net in Portland Road.; but the
maatsr warn afraid of aosidenta However, the
people were taken sorer the Harbour in baste to the
Noll*, when.. thty had a wonderOng view of the
coastguard let and Poetised. They alorwards
relented to the Auction Mark where Mrs. Wilson had
rammed Mn. Rodbart to provide tea for them at four
o'clock, and they were to leave at six o'clock in the
evening for Bath.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

MYsTIBIOLts OAS&

A oarless wash was antamitted up wa • Paolrma-
stable, la the grenade a the Orystal Palmas, en Wel.
noasisy Webb Oa that day this anneal I/ 'a of th•
Polies Orpbaaage took plass at the Pathos, white a
largo mambos of the Ott, and Metropolitan ooustalshe
attended. no pollees's& in (pantos win le lamed
Joseph Perkins, lirlag at Persirhson, ants l.svt.g the
grounds after dark, whoa he was madoaly
.attasited by
• wan •• he was Draining between Wm lake sad the
rient.al trimmer, and stabbed with some sharp
isstrumon• • damerath straggle ensued, desist'
width Parkins was again stabbed, and in last almost
fainted front loss of blood. Hs was carried late the
Palma, and subsequently removed to 151. Thomas's
Hospital, whore It was ascertain*/ that ha bad
trareired three stabs la the nook, one la the left
and ono in the left hand. Yesterday he was
to be In a dangerous ormiltba. His amainat has all
been found.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

WHOLBOTING A CHILD.

An iequeat wan bead oe Saturday, before Dr.
Dlplook cwronor, at the Breottord T.Liao Workflows,
on the body of • child, **yea weeks old, seamed blery
lives It apemen that whilst the WORN of esewase,
who are engsga ea market frardeners. were away as
work, tbe child warn feand lyiag naked ee • Han .g
rags In one of the mores they Inhabited. It WWI is •
fearfully etnasiated stostlitloa, sod wee *seers& Irith
vermin. The polio* were connattalettad with, meg
they orrisroot It. removal to the workbasket, where It
died. The jury retuned • yordiet of "Maasianiktee
mollusk tbe pueale, who are la melody.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

filarketo.

THE CORN TRAM

The grain be. da during the week has bees steady to
tone wheat has been quite se dear ; some new Talavera
has totem offered at leark.lane at 72a., and some red
prodnee waistline 63 be. at 671. 6J. Fonign wheat kir
been takes, in retail. but ha* been unfiltered in vales.
Now that harvest hiu made so Innen progress we may
look for heavy supplfee of sew grain. and we shall tbea
be able to oppresse its real value. It is probable that
the grain will be received In good condition, in which
event there will be some sompensation for the dad-
ciency to the yield. ukt oorti grown templee have
become very scarcer, and may be expiated to commend
fa I prices. Barley has been quietly dealt Is, and his
been unaltered. Oats, bowevet, have been Armor, sad
may be quoted 3d. per qr. dearer. Basas nod pees have
been witoout alteration. Arrival.: lag ish wheat, dOU
qr..; malt, 1,600 qrs. Foreign wheat, 45,800 qrs. ;
herlay. 10,370 qrs. ; oats, 53.100 qrs. ; goals% 10,00
qrs. ; tiur, 830 utak', 7,770 barrels.
. .

•
On Thunday, at Bristol, them wag a very magi
@apply of Bagiiab whist at marke(, which fouad
bu)srs at rates previously Gamest. Arrivals of foreign
gain heavy ; the &mad was quiet, at about lash
week's daises. Barley sod Indian oora folly supported
the rates of thia day sennight. Osta very quail; a
floe paroel of oew lilah tawoy, peesteamer, sold at
24. Si, per 304 D At Birmingham there was an
ketone' supply it farmers wheat, but the demand
was of limited extant, and last week's priors were fully
maintained. At Devises market moderately @applied
at lb wheat, but the trade was don, and last week's
pre:s sere barely malstaissed.
. . . . . . .

On Friday, at Ilark•Lans, quiet too" pervaded the
grain trade. English wheat 'wiggly offend, and
tolerably steady in value. Foreign ou the other hand,
lowic to .10. With barley marks• grandly sappliad.
Transactions resirioted at the yaks pasvioady 'arrant.
Malt deposed of on former terms. Supply of oats good.
With • slow trade, prioas alth dlfiloulty maintained.
Mats, soli heavily, at abut Ist* ratio.. Beam and
quiet, and without sitaration. Floor obettsoll
hands at previous quotatioita

ATEILIMIIS.

Insert. fl.y. 04a
s. d. 4. d. s. d.
Jima 28 .. .. Lei 26 8 86 1
69 397 3911
—12... CO 17 7 390
—l9. 65 1610 274
id 0 30 10
Aug. 2 .. .. 62 SS 8 208
Average .. ba Ve 7 Is 3
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

MILTON ABBEY.

THI improvement works it this establishment are
nearly oomplete, and the Berea lismbre is expected I.
a few dm.

SHAFTISBURY.

Tin RBOTOR •ND EIS Cacionwomam Acori I-0i
Traday. before Mr. R. Graves, Mr. J. Do Boulay, sad
Mr. C. Gordon, the lin. 7. K. M. Morrow wee *barged
with having assaulted hie ehorahwardeu, Mr. Backland.
Mr. Davies, of Streborne, appeared for proem:am. and
Mr. Hodder, of Ballsbury, defended. There wee also •
tworseramor, Mr. Thomas Borland said he wee •
churchwarden, and had been in oar two years. If.
condoned to act as obarobwsrdan op to the Visitation.
On the 20th July he received information that the
Rector had refused to allow • ark* to be pot up. and
be wrote out another and posted it on the church doors.
When be was posting it, Mr. Hacker rid to him
" Make haste, rres the Rector wring." Defendant
ore behind, eanght wires, by the necktie with hie
right hand, and with his left tore down the notice. He
took bold of defendant's oast to ere himeelf. Mr.
Morrow broke the elastic, of witoses's necktie. Prose-
cutor told Mr. Morrow be should summon hiss; but be
mid nothing In reply.—ln ances-raminatioo, pressure
said the olturortardens did not sansult Mr. Morrow
about patting up the nodes, se he bad never refused to
allow then to do so before.—P.O. Jere and Mr.
George Hooker were present when the somas took dam
between Mr. Morrow and Mr. Bitekliad. They both
mated that Mr. Morrow well the drat to oommenos the
struggle—Mr. Hodder then celled the defendant, the
Rae. T. H. K. Morrow, who deposed thathe was Rector
of 8.. Peter's and Trinity, sad had two sharekwardeas
for rob perish. He had lived for from • hippy life
there. He raw that Mr. Baeklaad had puled a notice
n the door. There wen titres notice boards to
the door. Notre. hod sever bra posted on LwesdeOoTire.
Kr. &tabloid pat hie right !mod apes it as if to lima
witness from taking It off. Witter than reared (or.
word his kit hand to tear it off, and es ho wee doing me
Mr. BitairJaad Might Mat by the collar and tweed Wm
round. Ho pulled flames round, and then cc ht him
by the other hood by the vest. Witness rook hlon.eif
hoe, and took off the arise and held it. A polimorn
was there at the time, bat he did not laterfere.—Kim
Barak Dials, aster to Mrs. Morrow, who whammed the
affray from the defeedeat'i study, mid Mot did not see
Mr. Morrow take bold of Mr. Burred, bat Yr. Beak-
laid took such • gram of Mr. Morrow that wires, wee
led to remark, "Deer, bow retire he looked r
After hearing beat advoeatee. the Chairman seld it was
• great pity that the ease was brought there; both
parties were probably in the wrong, but be could not
soy the churchwarden. had sated dila. They seemed
to have been pureeing • very irregular rare r to
selling vestries, and try did not sewn to have err
eccording I. isw. They dismissed both summoner
The saneuttoessent was received with applattes.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

UP WET.

Pic Inc.—The incleei;;Jurother residents in this
vills ehjoyed at merry day on Monde,. They
aeregobled in a field batmen; to Kr. T. Bowdlieb, der-
lag the &hansom and overdue, where tea wee provided,
and the merry dame and roany old Zeglieli games
wary heartily indulged ha by thee, present Tbe day
pared most happily, sad will be reatembered by ail
who were present u • awn eajey•ble one.

lIUR,TINEITOWN

The annual martleg of -1.13-irrii;;Mown, Steeptriton,
sad Wintsrbonse Abbas Association is aid et the
British and Foreign Bible Society was &sidle this parish
coo Thursday evening, under tbe preeideoey of the
vicar, the Rev K. Ledlow. The other speakers were
the Rem. P. F. Clot, W. C. Osborne, C. Z. Vines, and
Dr. Smith. The collo/Um mounted to £l4 9. 24.,
including ES sent by Robert Williams, RN., of Bdcle-
head, sad El by Nes Paitison, of Wraithlsland.
BRADFORD ABBAS.
HAlMEff.—Protessor Beekman, of Bradford, cow
mewed the reaping of wheat and oats isa illoorlay, the
NM Inst. Tbe wheat is noderetood to be Use best
OM grown upon the farm, and Um other crops were
never more promising.
TARRANT L LI !WESTON.
AOCIDINT.—On Thursday, a boy about six or seven
years of age, named William Harvey, fell off e raU
sloes I. his tithes holm, sad broke am of his ems
below the elbow. Mr. Bunk, of Bistedford, ws4l mint
for, and set the boae,sad tie little fellow is doing weIL

WOODSFORD.
817EDAT FOBOOL ?MA?. Thereday afternoon,
the childree &noodles the Mush Sunday Bshool,
numbering sheet eighty. with their Seashore, ka, mit
at bait-pool three eche, I. a Sal edjoiaing the
rectory. the residents of the Rey. T. W. Knipe.
Illtertly of serest& les and take were impelled to the
shildren, the teaohers and others partaking of tea
together afterwards. During the evening various
sintmernents were provided, ineleding twinge, running
matches, kn., ie., all present enjoying a pleasant time.
Just twfore nine o'sloek, the Resew addressed to the
children a few ward, of &dela and rougratulation, and
the party broke sp.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

STOFORD.

FISIDIDLY BOatirtw.—The ansivereary dinner of the
United Brothers' Society was held In • tett in • geld
edjoining the Royal Osk Inn, on Thursday. Is tbe
nnavoidahle abeam* of the View, the Rev. R. Mallet*,
the chair wee takes by Mr. Dirarniek. There were
about 40 penises precool. 110 Dempsey mid 1111 should
like the slob to be me that mem "broke," so that the
memben might by up •Me for old age. Loll was
sew oonotitated, he thought the members often looked
forward to the Uwe whim the Club would break Is
order to pay some oubliandlng debt, which pad hem
incurred In «meet seem of their having that *veal in
view. Some of thee, be knew, bad joleed the L•bourere'
Union, but he did not think Aar elub would Posen
them =soh, as he believed .early all the wimpy was
moot is paying those wee who went about Untwists.
Be should be very hapor to help lopped • dab that
did not Weak. —Kr. Powell remarked that be thought
it would be better for • stab to break osemiceally,
although not so often se some of them did, bemuse
parcels often wanted • bele money to glee their
Andrea • start in We. Tb• Club, shish wag formed
three years ago, has £4O to land at the prosett time.
There are 33 members, and no deattui have mound
during the peer.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

TSB WIGAN RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

The *Sid *shy into tbe sows el the Wigan
easideet was MIIICOId as Friday sonatas at Wiese,
before Captain Tyke end Mr. Beveshill, lagel
11111•1•110 f _ .

James Burrows, sivl engineer ad Wig.., was employed
to make an Magmatic.% of the line on the part of the
aorsonsr. Be detailed at some Week the marks he
found on the line, and particularly on tin siding, which
led him to turn the opinion that two of the wheels of
van No. 17 in the lain had some if sib, pointa,
throwing Ne. 18, Gledeolan carrier, against some
°initials, which ssapp4 the oupLing, and the remain-
lag oarilages, which had so far kept to the rails, were
dashed violently into tbs static& He believed the
points moat have been moved as the van wu passing,
but whether auldeutally or not he could not say.
Questioned by the town sleek as to the assonsmodation
at the Wigan stetlen, the manses said it eras not
adequate for the trailir, sad this answer he sabmlseatly
repeated ntors orapliatisally.
Mr. Edwards, late of Selby sad Furman, said the
points in quotation were worn, Lulus been in um for sic
years, cad they were Dot of the alert improved cocain-
lion, but there was no defeat which prevented their
ordinary woekiag. Be hollered it was possible for
points to be moved whoa a train was paselag ; but he
gave a !amides (*ales, based on his exemiaation of
the way in which the ouriarme were throws off, and on
the fact that the maa would have to MOTO three este of
points, and they had not been so moved on this
ocoulon.

George Maley, locomotive Arm= of Bpriap brooch,
eald the poiate append to be to Ilret-elem worktog
eider.

Copts= Tyler—Could you aserrtain in any way to
your satimfastios the «ale of the saddest ?
Witisees—No, I e,ald not
Mr. Raveshill—Kiadly give us your opinion. It
may be of great service to auto our farther 'aqui:lea
Witness—lt Is evident, after whet Mr. Edward. leas
staled with regard to the paeans of the train through
the notate, that the signal aesoot have base la the
position we before supposed it had, and that it meet
have bees after the pulsing of the first pert of the train
that the signal was raised to desires and the points
salaamed, otherwise the pilots would have bees lajared.
Replying
i to farther question., witemes said that teeing
hi were exseedlogly meek], and it ens almost
possible to work • station without theta. To the
extent that had bees explelsed by Mr. Edwards, in
whose opinion he had the very highest eonfidenoe, he
was bound to say that the apparatam at theme points Was
not whet.
Mr. Pease—Do you think that this accident may
have been sussed by the poiateman altering his potato
deer • pardon of the train had tamed over, •sd Isidore
the +bele had pissed
Wither—lt algid have been ceased in that way.
The bigotry was thou adj.csrned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12

TEIZ EARL OF lIIALIOSORITRY AT
BOURN &MOUTH.

The Earl of Illaimosbury, later hying the fonadatios
stools of Eli. John's Ilfoordowe, oc W•daeaday,
made reference to the death of the Bishop of Win-
°boater at end —We are all aware that this ll-
tea 14.. of her &jerky'. Government for many years has
beer, directed most powerfully to the subject of educat-
ing the. poor. The odusation of tho poor haa been a
*obi set of diewassies in tho Bosses of Parliament sad
I. almost every men's mouth out of Parliarnent, and no
doubt It is a very own and gnat revelation In tele
eoantry to haw that the algid of tho poor man must
sow he educated sad taught all those u.atters that may
be awful to him hensdeer fa life; bat still, noises the
pear child is taught ?eagle., Ito will be nothing but a
very clever fellow, sag perhaps a very decor rogue—
(e laugh.) Wiles* ahe to get that teasels's I Be eau
I only get it from thane rimmed gostiorson who stead
here to-day. flees. only learn It rosily and truly In
itte &aerobes In able& they abider, and It is tiara
oily that the tescitiag wbleh they resolve la ebildbood
will ask into the noel and frostily whin they Ire old
man end when they are dylag—(boar, kw.) It is,
therefore—if lam adlrossiag oily who have children—
most Inoambest for them to know that it is net sail-
gloat to *end their stildren to school; they meet mod
them to church to beer the miaistratioss of th• Gospel,
and they mast learn that there is a God, and that this
ephemeral existence is suaosedied by one that is to be
eternal.