The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

Tag wealiereenetie of radihatia, sear 131seibara, iv
camatageri.ea of the general me of we aad prime
have proclaimed aa s4n a' Id. per beadle lor
init. The sweet also &die • rise of tea per amt. Ia that.
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LORD PALMKRITOR'R GHOST. —An Americas Pet*.
std., that tip. soirits•listo f Cineinnatti have vorkno
the spirit of he late Loril Palmerston, and thst it bin
doolAred itisif Argue, he favour of the reeden move-
ment I

TO II NOTTINOU WM ELUTION Ideelatt has resulted
la the sereateis d both air it Clifton sad Mr. Narks.
voisrainesm widow* laid before lite asseedtire
aim". that the last elastic.° at Nottingham was a most
axtraordiaary arNir.

DICATTTATID IT • Pl3O-11111. —Ow Wednesday
ni.ht a young man employed as Jarrow chemical works
Wl' classier I par mill, the engine going at a stow rate,
when his arra, which was in the mouth of the mill, eel
drawn in, and before assistance arrived, his head was
severed from hie body.

Railcar Doss, an Ensßab lisahodist, is inhibiting
to admir nq congregations of his persuasion, casinos
denominational riles; among others, a piens of Joho
co.s,ey's preaching gown, two neckti,s or Cbarks
Wes!, y's, and the apostasies, comb, and pocket-book a
Dr. Adam Clarke.

FISOCIOOII ATTACK ON Omuta IT AS AIM— A
girl of twelve, nursing a Mild, wee gathering primroses
near Bishop Auckland, when an we rasing neer ran
op, seined the child by the mak, and burled It into •
ditch. It then attacked the girl, breaking her arm sad
doing other injuries to her. Boum OM them same up
and drove the anima off.
THU OTHER DAY, • girl of IT, residing at Brighton,
and wloring steeliest health, somplideed of besdaelm,
went to bed, and in • few hours died. On making
pal merle. examinstios the &Moe found in the rich,
ventrmle of her brain a little nest of eggs, desposited
there by some permit's insect—most likely by one •f
, the minute but dangerous stratum knows as petit
, measles, which clinch themselves to watererem

ORM:IAL l'lnt Roan GARRITY. who commanded at
Brighton on Haetrr Monday, hag made a most &Orrin,
report to the Command.r inmbirf. H. oommrwie
mt.mially the marching pees el the velsstsees and the
C:all of the morententa, even at ti. &Am, an after the
~eary work of Om day. He stwaste that in future Um
hulk of the brigades eboald be reduced and their number
inorramd.

FINALS ATMS IS TN! PROVINCIL—A witness
named Henry Gottoree, a whie•tlsoug maker. at &V'
wii• examined on Tuesday by Lb. Election Cem-
mates,. eben b. mid he hs.d b on offered CIO for his
vote, bat deolined. His daughter Ann, on hearing file
..ffrr aside to bins, mai "What's EilD? I aseld spend
that in • dress." Pretty call for a young lady whose
pogo makes whip-tboopl

C4OTION TO THi CRIDOLOOs. —A farm labourer of
Neerd-gato p 44 les guinii.a to Mr. FlantiHoc, the pro-
pri•tor of pa anatomical museum in London, to care
..im of • dimase. He go, no better, sod the doctor toll
him im must pay able guineas more for him to make •
-ore. The labourer eomnlabod of his enoclact. sad
•ent to • regular practitioner. He has brought in
adieu for damages sophist the quack, sag tit. jar,
awarded him OD.

A RASH VOY /OZ.—Eighteen months ago a two-
nssted bow, the Vision. si,teen feet long, left Ne.
York for Ragland, with Wro wan and a dog on board.
She was spoken in mid-Atlantie, having eatomplielted
shout the voyage. but she has not been heard of 4ace.
An amply b.rrel. belonging to the Visioe, has been
picked up betels& lb* west of fifties and South
moriaa, and there is little doubt bat that the voyage
haa coded in diwater.

Dynamism TO Di..— In the Leieteter workhowe
infirmary a tuna named Thomas Smith la now lying in •
preo.rintis state through • verere gash in the throe* in-
Meted by himself rather more than • week sines. So
6east on aelf-destrootion 10th. wretched man, that when
hi. wound it bandaged op, he remorse the drisetegs,
and opens the out so as to prvirset its healing, and
renew to eat anything or be fed by the abash-pump,
tube, or other went. He ha. not taken food sines
Thursday last, and be says that he Is determined to
Cis

Qoviteramin ENIGILLIIOII.—Tbs Ship "Netherhy,'
1.) tons burden, belonging to Megan T. Y. Ma key
k sailed on the 13th mt. from Pirsocourh, r
Qoeemland, 'Captain Ovens, Commander; Surgeon-
risperintendest, Dr. Webster. The " Holbert's' is the
77‘11 reseed that has sailed on tha land-order system of
emigration, under the immediate direction of Mr.
Jordan, Agent G•neral for Queensland Government.
She coataine 413 wale, dieided into paying, satiated,
ed free and I =6 metatmes of

.od free po.aoncoro, oonoistiog ot
fnmilio.; 162 tingle mon ; 16 do& hasaloa.

A Houma Bram —A curious goolagielal feed is
noticed to tbor 146 of Wight, onesisting of a layer of
pebbles, each about the Mae and colour of a bone been,
eripch has bran gradually moving radward *loss the
spoth-orstrni shore of the Waal. Tbe layer boa no.
rrsohed Venutor. L fro years eines DO mob pebbles
owe to be (mad ea tbat *oast. They probably 0r44
Dated on tbe mod of Don't. They are like all grand,
broken and osier-worn lints The layer bee probably
born formed under the sea, and driven by NON unseal
disturbertos from the Dorset shores, past the Hampshire
astat, on to the Isle of Wight beach.

Tin COW wrTn Taz !now TALL —At the Safford
mum, wart, last week, a milimellar named 1•114 stud •
farmer named Thorns to recover damages for having
"MOW him with lain largely dilated with water, to
the injury of hi. (the plaintir.) badness. The plaintiff
bad about MO worth of milk per year front the
dideodant. but in Oatohcr lent it was found that the
'milk arm being dilated largely with water, and plantiff
lost mime of his intstoasera I ninewiaal es bilis showed
that the liquid centained thirty-three or thirep•ine per
omit, more water than It should. The defuse was that
ti.ere was no more water pet is than eastountry, and
the defendant admitted that he aim added a little
besetting to give the Said a good colour. Ile was a
kind of • load ontseher in his village.—The jury found
for the pl tintiff, damages £8 is.
Ma. MILL ON THE MAIN TAL—Mt. Mill's speech
dozing the debate en the Malt Tao was, the 7 ialla says,
the novelty of the evening aid its What •poe the
House was amainaksable. The annuneot of Yr. Kill—
that it is a naiiooal duty to keep up mash • revenue as
will allow as to redoes the hiatioaal Debt—was sot inert
by any of the sprakirrs who followed him. The hew
goat on to say that the debate, even more than the
division, most concise, the airmen.' of the eholitio•
of the Malt Duty how Impossible it is that their end
can he accomplished. but the diectuaion will not he in
vein if they learn from it what ma be done. There I
can be no doubt Mr. Mule arguments, heard for the
int time in Parituneat, will sink into the =Mils of his
hearers, and make fate." mitotic* for the useoeditional
repeal of the Malt Doty more hopeless than ever.
" The maintenance of • surplus (concludes the leading
journal) and its applisation to the redsenon of the 1
Debt, are not the arotshrts of solitary thinkers, and
recent events have to some extant lessened the danger of I
the oompetttion to which English labour and English '
capital seemed stone time destined to be speedily ex.
pais& hut the danger is postponed, and not averted.
We ham been often told ofr late •to be wise, aad to be 1
wise in Wins,' and the advice coal ' not be better applied
than by determining that sow, when our superiority I.
unquestioned and our advantages toolonfnisisid, w• will
oaks it an object of legislation to rodeos the burdens
which an unthrifty and anima palmy would leave an-
diminiabed to our euecemors."