The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25 00:00:00

NOITSS OF COMMONS.

Turaintr.—Mr. (limner no rae in the added • I ',keret
c lieering. rind state! that he au now able In sc, quaint the
'loom that those • li , woe' hi. c illempies lit the Cabinet onlil
the vote of Wednesday morning, the 1.2,h inst. had rep lord
her Makety.• reek.. pernelosioo to resume the administration
of the °Mors which they respectit air held, and were impend
to carry on Gs work of the Giivernment at before. Having
narrated the course of evenly foliowlng upon the resignation
el Ale Ministry, Mr filaslatons pr .eeeded to -v that It. had
not at first thoroughly understood the nature of the raid, of
Mr. laissell to her Matesty's ouseestion that ho should
endeavour to form an Adolled•tration ; hot on Friday evening
lust, on ascertaining that are emphati, retinal had been gives
by the party oppa,• He to MOWS., ehe reepantsibilli y of forming
• G .vernracut. he re.olved to plats his *voters at the digiceal
of the queen. To hinnelf, personally. an intenal of rest would
I ve been aecertsbte, sn d paiiiiimlly be regretted that he
lesd not been relies cd of his functon., a. put semitone* no
not lei elm thle to Governmehts revived.. the nrsent had been
But we have restiMed our offices, and WO Allan endeavour fully
and hatkurnhly to thatchers. them . (hear, beer). We believe
that there is nothing in the events shich occurs% Hat week
whkh wisit warrant our anteing at any especial coextend.%
whatever with tensed to the duration or meteor tra of the pre-
sent pulianunit as connected •Ith any putouts: mine of
luoineu, or any particu ar limit of time—Guar hear) In that
rests... we st tol as we stood before, prepared to abide the
c. ors of menu., and to act WI they may require. But I(.It it
ray duty to way thus much uPou the sullact, because ruthless
could be snore In scrim% and more injunous to the country
then the prevalence et a fisting unatallaentlitted helot
(Wielder's' cheery) that it was the Intention, an Intention not
die-itictly Ith..teett...l th‘ ckernmeot to brine the per Potent,
a • •oon asp s•ible to a c twin-ion (hear.hear). Such intent hm
t as been, I t,u4., distinctly di avowed ; while of mune. I need
sot as, that on retain the liberty which It O. •Il Guns
essential to the di,bante . the loneliness of tha Government
(hear,hrar) We shall endeavour to tkoceceL both with repent
to Inridati on and •Itle rescet to adattoldration. In the Wittlith
manner and upon the emus principles as those winch hare
hitherto govereed our credo. -to addrees ounteloce to the
discharge of arduous public dotter. relying Mead/ALAI,' upon
the continued confides. and support of the House of Com-
mons Good Ministerial cheers).
Mr. Inseam: notated hie forgoer explanallou adding that
It. subedited to her ifejedy the reams of his decisive.
11,0.. were that notwithdanding the division the Government
Intl a mai city tearer 90 ih. td, Ile dei not atiltto a disso-
lution. This was an Instrument which • *Motet Just
canteen,: on office could not tow. lie Multi not have dissolved
until the middle ,1 May, and then it would be asked " What
are you Rawl; to dissolve Parlienwnt about?' The Tory
party could hot opprel to the Mont. (without a policy, and
what policy could thry h.,' i ffered. regard being had to
pending I1l1(1(1111• ' This some in &Motets Ignorance of the
thlldittollt 1 the Ventral .A•lali difficulty. and In doubt about
the interpretation .I,lch *AY to he Put upon the three new
reels of litte,ll•lional law laid,lown by the Geneva Arbitrators.
Then there ~ . re the nut stlon• if the payee, nt of the Alabama
award, the Finch Tteety if C. mmerce, and the preparation
CI the estina on. Further. they. would has, lad to tonalitie
our engeern ents to I rettnt countria., the nature and extent
of our • ot•tnento, and the travd question if local taintion.
Had he mi his friends Vented • t; merriment they ucrukl not
hate gone to the n.untry, sod at tho MIMI time barer,.
Seined silent on all those ',node The upshot •as that if
they bad taken ohm they mod hare conducted the
public budneos I • the •hole of the sesion. We
know well what happen. when s ministry takes office for •
watch •ith • vmw 10 en appeal to the ps..pla The right hos.
gentleman would come doom and arrange Ms thumb-screws
and ether Instruments of torture-00in of .0h " from the
Ministerial benches. and Opp Y•ition cheer 1 It leant • fancy
picture—l .peak front experience. We should never ask a rote
without receiving with It • lecture, and never perform the
most routine duties without pedantic and Ignominione condi.
Uon.--(oh, oh, and cheer.). lam speaking, aa I hare already
mid. from painful personal exocrine.. 111, not plowing to
recall the.. painful memories. and I with It was not my tht7
now to mention them—(ehears) We should next enter the
pars ties of abstract mu! lons—(a laugh). o.te Wm member
cannot wethstand the golden opportunity, and he •ak. the
hayae to declare that the Moot,* thtt 4.11 OW thrite, loth. net.
Of the leatares of ways and means—(laughter). Of counts the
=don would be mauled by the right hon. gentienrm and
agues, but they might dine out that day, and the eon-
lotion would be cuelest--(reet laughter). Another member,
disingutabed for Ins knowledge of men and thinks, rent moves
that the dipl matte send< should be sboll,hed—(chears and
laughter). While bon gentlemen opposetu may laugh In their
OIIIOVo at the mover they vote for the motion lo order to put
the government In a annorlty—(laughter). For this reason,
" Why shield men." they my, "govern • country who are Is
• minceity 1 ' totally forgetting that we seceded to that
podia.' in the spirit of the Ooll•litOt1011, totally forgetting the
fountain and origin of the position we occupied. So It will go
very hard if Oh WON eultry afternoon eome members should
" rash In where angels fear to tread," and successfully
asimilate the borough and the county franehloe—Goud
cheers) And so things would go on until " the bitter rad "
until at lad eT•111 the Appr intation Bill has pawed, pulls.
mind Is &solved, and se appeal to those mations who
whets six months before might have looted upon us ea the
Indicators of theme Intolerable c,rievancea, but who now receive
les as a defeated and • dicreatted and • degraded =Meter,
whou verrlan an be not. r.:er Cl value to the Crown Or II
ardle to the oountry—(flyeers). The dissolution of Fulton., et
would not have removed the obJ shoos which he and hie
friend. had to taking cats at the presto moment, ad there.
f ,re the advice he gave her Maimtv was that, oath. booma of
the Goverement had been vitelictted by their resignation,
there could be no objection to their resunaftivn of office.
I am quite aware that (he coo ate I recommended her Majesty
to take may hare been very dimpoointing to some geollemen
among my supporters In tido boom, and to many more in the
country —(cries .4 "No, no"), If.. I deeply regret It B•t
I would fain believe that when they have given a mature and
Impayrtisi condderation 1, 011 Oil eircumytances they will not
visit my conduct with a verdict of unquelified condemnation -
(d,..„). I pewee the Tory party at the preoent nvoment
occupies the mod settatectoty twAtiOll it has filled nines the
days of its greateet dateemen. Mr. Pitt and Lord Grenville—
(hear, hear). It has &vetted itself of there exeremencw which
eve not indigenous to ha netave grawth—(taughter from the
Miniatarialist.). but which in • time of long prospenty ts a
consequence emetics' of negiGnence, and to:trete:as, Puha.,
In a eertain deres of Igno n ra...e—*cheers We me now
yesert;nir hoz.. that decal period In which most all pcbllc
man of this sententious base been brought up. All the gates
lions of trail*. navigation, taxa, ion, the incidence of taxation,
and public sonority are Nettled. But there are other ques-
thuis arising it not teem importance, but of • deeper and
bight,. OthCh and range—the attributes ...1 a constit tonal
monarchy ; the ituentlon whether the anstooratic principle
thould be recognised lu our constitution, and Iban in whtt
form ; whether the COMIDon• of England daall remain an
estate of he realm, numerouo, but privilege I and quelilled, or
• /tether they should degenerate into an indieviMisiste mofti- ,
tude—(a laugh) ; whether • mui oat Church should be ',situ- I
Wined, and what than be Ito right. ant ~ that claid be its 1
duties ; V e functions el corporation., the sacredness of I
endowments-It:hears) ; the tenure of lan led pr.-perty ; the .
free diapneal or even the 'stolence of any kind of pt operty_
E.
chty.r. and lauglisr) -all three inditutious and all MD*
nciples which or believe hare made Ons country free and
ous, and conepicuous tor Its union of order with liberty—
are DOW ittlpthrhell ; and in du. c ono will become pees and
burning quetkins - (cheers) I think, air, 111. of the utmost
importance that abet, that time, winch • ay i e nearer at band
than we Imagfee, early., there Mould he in this coun'sy •
greel tonstitutienal party. disttniruished UV Its intelvessee a.
bell aa for ita organisation, toted and direct the pub4c mind
..-(lt,een). Ano, sir, when that lisle thlfithi, when they
• ter into a c rear •hiah must to out-1,, and which I hope
l'eld believe sill he triumphant. I think they mu. perhaps,
remember, not without kindness, that I at least prevenald one
&ruck from being placed In their ara.- that I, as the trustee
al their honour ant their Interest, declined to f ,rm a weak and
decredited admisetration. (The right Ins. gentleman roma.,"
Insets% amid Mimes cheers).

Mr. NI•0110•TI w wxlerrtOod to my, that as it
appeared to bun the eig`it but gemtleman (the member
for Buckinghamshire) had not enunciated a positive
polo% the greed leader of his party In the Ammo of axis
a policy m,l* be content to ranala In • a/41,1(y In that
h^use.
Mr. stoot•Esma roes to order.
The brassies rukd then was no question before the
house
Some debate fullowed upon the order for reading the
Register for Parliameotary nod Municipal Elections Bill,
oblect of Ishlr_h Is to make one meatr for malimootarj, add
pinlcipai electors in boroughs, to provide for ow revisiqn of
Me two claw of voter. by • tootlY. mid to frieo nth, of
eppsal to the Court of Common Pleas In the ewe municipal
4. well aa parliamentary electors Ultimately the bill was
read a sewed Urns
FalDar.—Tber• woe • long deipte on the Indy of Wa•hlng•
too, .1101 Mr. O. WOLOF moral an add's. to •he Crown
preying Her Nepali to dachire to the rlitad al•td• her
dissent from the principles of their award. Toe debate Val a
ion one.
Mr. 1314,08T0113 mid that be would und.rs.k. that .b, these
Rules were presented to Forage Lowers they should be ammo.
pained by the (WWI% at the British U rveransent from the
recitals of the award
On this sesummoe Mr. Hallar withdrew the Resolution.

Feb. s ,
Maschl .

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it 'viral emloest aoutural have been engaged by "The
Clgleant" for his approaching trial.
Capt. Frederick T. Howley • victim to &kitting raw
el irits, died at Lyndlittret, on Friday, fiom surfuestioe,
at the early age of 33.
There is no truth In the report that • marriage bee
been arranged between the son nod heir of the Marquis
of Westminster end the second daughter of Lord
Howard of Qloweop.
Sergeant Back, of the Hun Rills Volunteers, is to be
reported to the Colonel for refusing, on the ground that
be la • Republican, to drink the health of the I.lteen at
• volunteer dinner.
4 telegram from Shanghai, rya the Emperor of
China has ecrosented to receive the Foreign Ministers
w tbout requiring them to perform the gotow—in
other word., to approach him on their keens, striking
their foreheads on the ground.
The moldier Bingham, who has Oval binned( up on
the charge of having committed the Eltbein murder,
was span brought up at A idenhot, on Thursday.
Ached by the chairman whether he persisted is his
statement, he replied, "I do." "Dc you pereist,"
said the chsirmes, 'when I tell you that it you plead
guilty you will undoubtedly be banged r "Yes, sir,"
was lie reF4l. "I do." 'I ho polio, -officer in charge
of the ogee said he had import Ant aridouse to prodnoe,
and the prisoner wee remanded,
Lave Milli Mimosa IS RUSffill..—Tbe Ressiaa George,
of lioacoo, sootaboe an soooant of a horrible tragedy
at the town of Alexandra, government of Vladimir.
A yenta forester, named I eaneff, was among the guests
at a bell, and as • young lady, named Z Athol!, passed
Wore him, coodsoted by her partner to take their
places in a quadnilia, he fired • revolver at her, and
then disebargrd a second birrel at hlmrelf, sod fell to
the grotto& Mdl,, Z uhoff, feeling herself wounded,
Bad into another room. IvanDff, mooing that she was
mil alive, rose to his feet, acd picking up the firearm
which had dropped from his tone, staggered to the
piaci where the young lady hod taken refuge, spin
fired at her, and this time killed her on the spot. The
murderer is not dead, and has been removed to prison.
lie appears to have bean pewionatety in love with his
victim, whole Nasals had flawed to accord him her
heLd in marriage.
A CONTUIIID Juno' at the Clonmel amigos, the other
day, an musing ieeklest ooc7rred. A juryman, who
previously had been somewhat garrulous, said who on
mote than one occasion laterroptrod Mr. Batt, asked
permission to tasks • remark. lie said be iris in that
sours-bow* on the day previous, and *Doddered • ease
be first heard elated by • eouncillor was altogether
right till he heard the oppoatte cenneillor speak. Ha
now wattled to how would the some happen tithe
present instance. The remark, se may be sup.
plead, eileited peels of laughter. His loreahlp
Mr. itutt explaioed to the (entitled j@ror that he would
be ohiig,d to bear both aides tad dietelmine afterward@
whieti aide was right. The jetliner.. to reply, said he
and his fellow jurors would decide anoortinig to their
console nor, ald that there was no tue making lung
speeches to them (a remark which created edditioual
merriment). Mr. Butt sold the militaries* the jar,.
man laboured under was, be oould not tear Loth bides
at the Dee time. Its was willing to state the "other
side" of the clue II perspired n to do so was oely Awe
conical to him—(remewed laughter.) Hie lordship
tialleved what the jurymaa whiled to convoy wee that
Itr. Batt used Dot be appealing to his legireletnee ti do
Odd was right, is be was datanstood he de so withoull
any warming. mr It. am mesh we. as al"

plat-tuts.
THE CORN TRADE.

To the man tree. during I,"be-t;tia—k—ii—o.thino of termin4
has transpired. There bee horn to movement in the
raise of slew, notwithstanding that supplies have been
very short. Fine samples of English wheat have now
bonne very roarer, and there is no doubt that extreme
rates will oontinue to be raid for them. The stock of
wheat derweeied daring the month of February to tile
attest of 32,000 gra. and that or flute to 15,000 owl.
There are now 282 wheat osmosis on paarnigo, against
111 at this time last year. As regards spriog own, the
business doing h•s herr very moderate; but in the value
"1 h•thl7. oats, hums, and pees on •Iteretiou occurrrd.
Siring sowing operstioss ars s' ill very backward. Oo
heavy lands mart:rely ea ytbitig bita bees doss, espr&slly
aa regard. banns arid peas. l'uring the week "lading
18th 'Mardi, 2,618 vs. of Britian wheat were sold at
Mark-lane, ne en sewage pee, of 525. 104. Barley,
765 qrs. ; average, 41s. 31. Oats, 81 qrs. ; sewage,
213 a. 21.

At Bristol timing the last few dare. tear* has beee •
better fseliog in the wheat trade, sad foreign advaneed
1.. per qr. On Thursday there wes • •etsll atlend.ece
and small imp .ly r,f Engliah wheat. Velem were un-
altered. Fureisn in toed request. end It. per qr.
cheaper. goghsh malting balky dalL Frames 1.. eel
qr. etimper. Oats dull. At Manchester beet Eagle&
sold readily at fully previous prices. Floor aloe bet
Aim. At Birmingham EngSah whiat quite fis doer;
foreign dull.

Ou Friday, at liark•Ltaii, the market woe qoiet but
firro. English wheat wan well supported at mutate
...tea, hat forego was • shade dea,e. Country
was doll of est., but Aourien we firmly hell. Barley
met inch • slow sae, but value were muttered. Oats
and must nuv.:d off slowly at Lb, value. Beans and
peas were arta. At Audover. atten.lases small, and
trade dell. At Derby. limited show of wheat and a
quit r treu at the p, oes of the efeeling market. At
trot la., a few haere:a of wheat mad barley chewed
bat.i...t late rat..., Piime ma's In reqm•et for seed.
At Llueolo, demand for • beat elow sosel with • sheet
'apply of eamples eels sold at 49.. to 60.. •ntl whites
at 535. to 70, pre 36 stereo. As Liverpool, avenge
atteedamee, reheat zoo fends demand at the pries of
Tuesday. 'MUT move fairly into sonnamt.tien at late
rates. At Southamptee trade wee steady for *Barthian
'at last week'. price. Floor In fair seemed at leat
week's rote. At Fltamf.•rd, white temples of wheat
made 62t. to 70 . ; sad red, 57a. to 62. per qr., settees :
holding for late teem, At W.k ado there we more
tone in the wheat trade, and let week's pries w.re
maintained, ea'es being male etediiy. •
On Setorday at Gloutweler a fair supply of English
wheat, and the beat semi le realised the full prices of
let week, but inferior qualitlee were neglected. Oats
64. per quarter cheaper. At Taunton, in the fee of a
firm standing spore current quotatioos the purehases
effected were few and triviaL At Bath the market was
very firm, wtb an upward tendency. Pprine corn at
unaltered ; tines, At Warminete very small supply of
wheel. Trade wee dull, bet purchasers generally had
to 'abseil to a troll og advance. At Cardiff offers of
farmers ',beet, not numerous, and prices well held •,
choice foreign ...tweed Is. per qr. At Berwick red
wheat sold from 50e. to Cela. ; white wheat, 524. to 641.
At Cambridge whet trade quiet, but prime mostly are
Arm. At Cheltetfield demand for wheat inactive, with
a small amply. At Coleheeter white wheat, 430. to
62..; red. 47.. to 56.. At Dosetester ruling prices ter
wheat were 21a. to 26 ; fine, 26.. 61. per load of three
bushels. At Dorcleirter parcel, of bell qutlities of Itheat
relied fully late rate, while damp aid secondary
descriptions hung on hand. The quotations rooted
from is.. to 62., per imperial muster, lost week's
official leverage being 561. Sit. The sewn for malting
Maley being nearly over, tee Bele wee riatrieted, end
even samples for seed purpose made from 1.. to 2i.
per qr. leu money than last week, when quetalloos
were from 36.. to 44.., and the officialaverage 41.. 641.
At muter, Felder, dull trade, the annexed figures
beteg obtained :-White wheat, from 71. 61. to 7r. 74d.
per bushel; red, 7e. 31. to 7a. 61. Flour, 424. to
46e. 6d. per seek of 2501 b. In Elanthigdonshire the
wheat trade bes been quiet and steed, dming the
week, and prices have undergo** no materiel change.
Spring earn firm. At Leicester inquiry for wheat aloe.
At Norwich wheat prices &deemed In. per qr. for the
beet description. At Nottlogh.m short supply of
wheat, the damned for which was steady, sod pries
were as high no I.at quoted, white making 64e. to 70.. ;
red, 58.. to 62, per 38 gime. At Oxford red wheat
made 545. to 602. ; white, 03.. to 645. At Peterborough
wheat we moderately repretree.ed, enel red sold at
50a to :Sn., 60.. ; whitest fat. to 64i. ; fine, 66..
pew qr. of 501 b. ; tM•re owing • quiet trad• at as mueL
money is was obtainable last liaterday. At Reading
the beet parcels of whet ruled bride Lad pries
well upported, while 'wonder; sorts moved off steadily ,
at unaltered erietatioss, the prise quoted being for I
white wheat, 56.. to 681. per qe. ; and red ditto, 55..
to 63.. per qr. There eras an SeVIIDIM in bulgy of 1..!
mgr. ; :saltier barley realised 381. to 50, per qr. ;
sad grinding, 331. to 361, per qe. At R chmood I
moderate vipply of wheat aod a steady trade ; priers ,
without 'large. At Sunderland wheat waste moderate
request at Mont last week'a terms. At Wicebeeter
small supply of wheat at market to-day; the trade I
ruled very firm, sad in some instances more money was
sada At Wiahech demand we not fast but tellers !
held for quite late mice. At Worcester market la I
droner, aid bovines rather brisker. At York last
week's prices were well supported.

A.muor.

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111 8 410 22 6
20 1 I 49 6 21 7
lilt ! 406 st 4
404 1.4
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A‘arsge .. 65 11 i 411 3 I 23 6
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