biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

POLAND.

WAISAW, Thursday.
Great agitation hae been prodoced here, in cense.
quince of a maniferito published by the Governor,
and • speech recently made by him. The citizens
agreed to weer the deepest mourning. The persons
entrusted with the duty of maintaining public order
returned their cards of offlos as constables to the
authorities. A great number of the members of
the delegation of cinema declared themselves willing
to tender their resignation. Count Wielopolaki
having mad* urgent rellrs,entaticos to the Prime
Governor on the criticsl state of things, Prince
Gartchakoff ;published • second addrem which had
the effect of tranquillising the public mind. As,
however, the agitation has much increased within
the last twenty-four hours, the Governor has taken
the rsineasary mamma to meet all eventualities.
KALDSCH, April 3.
The disturbances continue. Crowds are assem-
bling at the frontier station for the purpose of making
an insulting demonstration (katsenmusik) against
M. Sacypiorno, the director. The window@ of his
hones were smashed by the people. It is said that
orders have arrived to suppress the disorders by
military force if neoessary.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

THE EAST.

Paws, Friday.
The Paris papers publishes a telegram, dated
Constantinople, April 4, stating that the Porte had
addressed a memorandum to the representatives of
the powers announcing the blockade of the Adriatic
coed on the side of Montenegro. The report of the
of the international commission at
y7014161Pl ut had been reoeived at Constantinople. This
report indicates dissension amongst the mambas.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

MeDan; April 5.
The Oorrespowdericia Autognifa of to-day aa•
neunces that perfect tranquillity prevails in
Morocco, and that the treaty between that country
and Spain is being faithfully carried out.

HUNGARY.

Punt, Thursday.
The Emperor has decided that the Diet is to be
opened at Buda, whews it will be immediately
transferred to Froth. Count Apponyi hu been ap-
pointed to open the Diet.
_. .

PARis, Thursday.
Th. Prairie of this evening publishes news from
Vienna, stating that the -Hungarian democratic
party maintains its demand for the absolute separa.
tioa of the adminiatratimi of Hungary from that of
Austria.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

DR. BUCHAN'S

patent Sugar (Boatels fills!
The prows of costing thetatile with sager has eon.
!wiled the Proprietors to out Letters Pates% el
Ure.,t Britain, in order to protest theta from
theiri.accharine covering, whisk is couleur de MI
distinguiphing them from all others. They ors plss
to the taste, and may be taken by tbo most
ale or child. without fear el nausea er diamaten,
gliding down imperceptibly like sills, plum.
BEA LTH DEPENDS UPON PURE BLOOD.
Our race is subject to is (mellow al vitiMed bit
which is both provident and dangerous bet Uwe lib
afford an invaluable and efficient protectlea.
_Their in
prevents the collectioe of those laparitios wldel IMO
to mach danger to the los revue of the douse ma •
bowels. They soon care liver soappiptiats,
rheumatism. dilutes's, viol sad in tide=
mil bowels, diarrhoea, lam of to, lissiimbe, ism*
barn, pain in the chest, amides faintest, ilniT vettles.
flea., ....mrbutic affections, this eruptions,
nieern, Itc.; also acting most visibly is the sea
preserving, improving, softening, sad lle
Ain, thereby giving that blooming end
appearance so desirable.se so 'uglily
for by all. In brief, Pills wet
w.ty to the very mote at sub 2=7.lsaidlli
m their pamiage, removing every seseeole
Latin, till the blood is purified, lee whole system now
rated, and all the functionw aiding areardiatte=
the duties of life besoinearLleaeuri
had hems @ad and weary herds...

- PURGE OUT THE HUidOURE
which breed and genaraes distemper, Anteing anal&
or disordered organs into their natural anima, and
impart health, strength, and obandshiess to tiw tisk
week, and nervous; not only do they min the eel
complaints of everybodybt also those formidable lei
dangerous diseases that have baled the most aldhl d
the medical prolnaion.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

.qf.V.XtVLIEIS:
"ST ET7X-V‘u‘-X..?U 11. IN E PRINTING OFFICE

EVERY DESCRIPTION of LETTER-PRESS PRINTING, including every variety ol
CIRCULARS. LABELS, Sm.. executed in eho very best stele.with the utmost despatch, ale

JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES
Are Sold by the following AGENTS in this District :
DORCHESTER J. FROM), Chemist.
Mrs. BROWNING, High East-at.
WEYM'OUTH
S. CROKEIt, 18, Park-street.
Asmin4er
Bridport
Blandford
Sore Regis
Cerne
Crewkerne
Cranborne
Channouth
Code Castle Mr. Wareham, Grocer.
Evershot
Gillingham
Ileustridge
Netherbury W. Fowler, Grocer.
Poole H. Thinks, II igh.street.
-• .. .. . .

G. Near' •Peniy, Merchant.
Piddlat;nithids J. Holten, Grocer.
Portland
Salisbury
Sherburne
Shaftesbury G. E. Norton, Fancy Warehouse.
Wilton ......... ....
Wareham T. Randall, Market-place.
W. Summers, Grocer.
10.
W incannot

Yeovil
Yetwinster
JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEES arc cola-
broiled for their GREAT STRENGTH, their
RICH ARON , and DELICIOUS FLAVOUR.
Price, per 11.. 1%, I/4, and 1/8. In Canisters, and Air-
tight Packets, from 2 ors. to 21be.
JOHN CASSELL'S PURE FOUR SHILLING

TEA
consists of a combination of pure, rid), and choir°
growths. It is guaranteed for its purity, strength,
and full flavour, and strongly recowniended as a truly
good and economical Tea. Sold in packets of from 2 oz.
to Ilb.
P•RMEIt'S PATENT MOSS COCOA,
Is. 6d. per lb.
VALUABLE AGENCY.

Agents wanted for CASSELL'S COFFEES and
TEAS in every plate where there is net one already.
Fez Terms, apply to JOHN CASSELL and Co., 80,
FENCHURCH STEEET, LONDON.

CHURCH STREET. DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

DORCHESTER TOWN COUNCIL

A mooting of the Corporation was held on Monday
last, the members present, were the Mayor; Alder-
man filantield ; Councillors Derenish, Calpin,
Ensor, Frowl, Bennett, Aldridge, Bishop, Andrews,
Lock, Marm, and Stanton.
The CLiits read the minutes (Atha previous meeting,
and stated that in compliance with a resolution
A the last meeting, he had written to Mr. Roger.l
L,tatlng the Council would grant his application for two
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

MEETING will be held at the aijr,4ol4, g 7", 60
' Piebald'
_

PUBLIC

iOZ'airfoil thiTeirillierfol DORSET.
The attendance of all Persons favourable to the
Volunteer Movement is requested.

SHAFTES BURY,
Lord-Lieutenant.

Dated March 271 b, 1861.

NEW SPRING DRAPERY.

rri and H. BASCOMBE begs most respect-
./ • fully to acquaint their Friends anil the Public
of their return from LONDON with a LARGE anti
CAREFULLY SELECTED AMORMIENT of the

NEWEST GOODS
suited to the present season, the whole of which are
ready for inspection, end to which they invite an early
call.

N.B.—Tailoring in all its Branches.
Dorchester, April 8, 1881.

CRANBOILNE CHASE AND NEW FOREST
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

COUNTY PEITY svmIONS.

SHIM:HALT., DORCHESTER, Saturday, April 6.
Before H. N. Middleton, Esq., Lieut.-Gen. Michel, and
Capt. Kindersley.
BREACH Or THE BEER ACT.—Jantel Palmer was
autinnoued on the complaint of P.C. Kitties, stationed
at Piddletown, with an offence against the Beer Act.
Complainant stated that he visited defendant's house
at 25 minutes past 10 o'clock on the evening of the 26th
March. Ho saw two nom there with a pint of beer
before them, and he also saw Mr. Palmer give them
some change out of the money they had given him in
payment for the beer. He told him it was 25 minutes
past ten, and defendant said it was only a quarter past.
Defendant had been there once before for • similar
offonce.—Defendant now admitted it was past time,
but said the parties were travellers ; they did not belong
to that part of the district. They had to go 14 or 15
miles home. They were travelling from Piddlchinton
to Kimmeridge, and they called him after he had closed
his house.—The Bench told him he hail no right to open
to travellers after 10'clock at night, and fined him 20e.
including costs.—Defendaut asked the Bench if he was
not pe rotated to re-open his house to travellers. The Beach
said if they were in his place they would not venture
it, but it was not for them to give an exposition of the
Act of Parliament.
Ausianur.—Tlionsas Biks was charged with assaulting
Henry Cake at Godmanatone, on Saturday.—The
vonplainant said he was
well() ears of age, and believed
that the book he hail k. was a copy book, lie
knew that lie by kissing the book, however, hail called
God to witness he was to speak the truth, and not
lies.—Mr Weston, who appeared for the defendant,
contended that complainant did not fully comprehend
the responsibility of his obligation by the oath he
had taken, but tie Bench overruled the objection.—
Complainant said he was an apprentice under Merton's
charity to the defendant, who was a blacksmith, and
that his master had been to Dorchester on the day
in question, and on his return had to shoe Mr. Fookis
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

HAY -AND STRAW I..IIOCETS.

SMITHFIELD.— Moadow bay, LI Os. to 1:5 ss. ;
clover, 1:3 Od. to E.) 155.; straw, £1 10s. to £1 18s.
per luaa.

WOOL MALSET.

Sipco our last report there has been rather more
inquiry for English Wool for home use, at the late
decline in the quotations. For export, next to
nothing is doing. The ntocks of Wool in the
manufacturing districts continue limited ; and the
aupply on offer here is by no moans extensive.
Imwn Teo .
Down Hee.
llalf-bivd 1I.,gs
lialf-)'red Wethers ma. Ind.
Kant Fiore.,
Wenger Fleeces, mixed
combing Skins 13.1. leal.
Flannel Wont
Blanket W,,,,1
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

WAREHAM.

L•NDSLIP. —Strangers or visitors coming into
Wareham on the north side, must think they are
entering a town suffering from dilapidation and
decay. The hill alongside St. Martin's church,
known as St. Martin's pitch, has long been partly
blocked up with clay, stones, and the del/n.4 of an
old walL A further addition has been made to this
heap of rubbish, by a large quantity of earth giving
way and slipping into the road. There are some
high trees and a cottage closely adjoining this last
slip, and unless something be speedily done to
prevent more earth and wall giving way, they will
assuredly soon corns "tumbling after."
Ruts Comm—Our riflemen, under the command
of Lieutenant Lacey, accompanied with the drum and
fife band, under bandmaster Hodge, marched, on
Monday, the Ist. inst, as far as the Fox and Lamb,
on the Poole road. The sudden and unexpected ap•
pearance of so many riflemen made mine hostess
rush about like one demented. The good body
' lamented her scanty fare for ebtertaining so many
customers. Her stock of beer when the volunteers
left consisted of about half a gallon. On their return
to Wareham the lieutenant congratulated them on
their pleasant drill and march, and said that he
hoped to have many such during the summer months.

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND GUMMY —Honaebold asseedles.--
Hothen and nurses would spars %emotive' %knit* analety in
cam of accident or Ulna' Li they bad always at hand the Dever-
falling remedies prepared by Professor Holloway. The
weaker am, especially, may rely on their restorathe pooen In
all cum of Irregularity or suspension of the funetionszeullar
to them. They may be used, advantageously, u
circumstances of 11l health, es their peculiar property of pr 7
fling the Mood must mitigate the severity of say disease,
whether recent or chronic, tatting or daaproen They are
barmier, but at the woe time ellecalve, mod act as alteratime
deobstruenta, and took.. For the nursery, and period of
later youth, these ins corrective medicines am ineetiotablm
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

THE GERMANIC DIET.

The Dermardo Diet bas provisionally vokd one
million florins for the arming of the federal fortresses
with rifled cannon.

THZ ITALIAN CHAMBER

Timm, Thursday Evening.
In to-da 'a sitting of the Chamber of Deputise,
the di.os.fon on the affairs of Naples was continued.
Signor Ferrari spoke in favour of the autonomy of
Naples (Marks of disapprobation.) He eulogised
Ginibakli, and proposed that he should be appointed
governor of the Southern provinose. Signor Ualoja
refuted the arrunente of Signor Ferrari. The
Marquis Pepoli mid that Murat was the first to pro-
claim in 1815 the independence and unity of Italy.
The discussion will be continued to-morrow.
Garibaldi is still indisposed, and has not yet been
present at the sittings at the chamber.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

Court Neb3o.

The Queen left Windsor Castle on Wednesday. In
consequence of the mourning for her late Royal High-
ness the Duchess of Kent, the guard of honour awl
other ceremonials were dispensed with by the command
of her Majesty.
The Princess Royal, attended by her Ladies in
Waiting, left Windsor on Tuesday, on her return to
Berlin. The Prince of Wales accompanied his sister as
far as Dover.

Prince Alfred left Barhadoes, after experiencing the
moat enthusiastic reception, for Bt. N. incent, from
which island he intended to make a tour of the
northern islands, terminating at Jamaica.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

NEWOATE AND LEADENIIAI.I. MARKETS.

I,RIDAT, Aram s.—Tbs supplies of meat on Kale are
moderate, and the trade generally rules firm. The
vain° of beef has improved, but there is no change to
notice in that of mutton, veal, and pork. Lamb has
given way in price.
P. d. ..d.
Interior beef .. 3 oto3 C Inferior mutton 3 6 3 10
Middling ditto.. 3 0 3 10 Middling ditto.. 4 0 4 4
Primo largo ditto 3 10 4 0 lirtute ditto .... 4 0 4 8
Prune swan ditto eal
tAr3J pork .... 4 0 4 0 Small pork .4 8
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

HOP MARKET.

Fatn.tr, APIUL 5. —For good and fine hops the
demand continues 'Calmly, at quite previous currencies
Inferior petals, however, Inuit he oonslikred a slow
nale, yet prices are supported.—Mid and East Kent
pockets, XI 1001. to 1210 ; Weald t Keut-i 1:3 to Di
.• Belem N, L.:l IX, 6s; Yearling, 1:4 telA 10s. per
cwt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

A WORD TO FEMALES.

There ore two periods, especially in Woman's life,
whist minim for safe puesge, judgment and attention.
Irrogularity is apt at those critioal times to take ;tace,
and to lay the foundation of future ammo. ime
Pills, safe in action and effective in result, should be
taken at certain periods, and the issue will be marvel-
lons both to the young and the middle aged. They
prevent nervousness, hysterics, dropsy, and • host of
serious disorders, by expelling all impurities from the
system, therefore none should never be without them.

COUGHS, COLDS, AND ASTHWAS. .
No cusidieina will cure oolds so quickly as thue Pills,
what of long duration or settled on the chest, or even
though it liu sesonied the first stage ol asthma, they
may be relied cm as a sertain and never-failing care,
partivalarly if the Ointment be well rubbed into the
chest and throat night and morning. If this 'stab the
eye el any astlinsaal person so bad as even not able to
It,down in bed, let -him well use these two prepara-
tions or only a week and the result will be marvellous.
Holloway's PA, an it. last remedy lemma he ale world
for tite fellowasiy diseases :
Ado• Female Irreguleri- Retention of Urine
dadmis ea &trot eta, or Lag's
'Mew cliabile Fenn of all Made 101 l
Meath*, ea Le Man Into Sore Threats
Bowe Complatate Goat Mew and Reeve'
Cello. ileedeelte &fterslary Symptom
Ceasliipatice ell the Indigeeke TheDonloureax
Bowels lalliunatatlea Tweet=
Ckerrempliee liaendlee Moan
DettlOß er Oeetialalate Vetere& Alastioas
Dram bass Menus et ell Mods
DroaNe, IV caketel. from
1010,12. ibetunathea whatever WM, Sc.

lad et the latebliahment ol Paormeen HOLLOWAT,
1144, Wand (war Temple Bar), Leedom ; duo trl au
respoelehia Droggiste and Nam In Mellehees through.
out the elvilieed world, at the Mewls, Oen
K., 4e. id., Ila., Nu, sad SU *ash hoz.
••• There is a eessifierabie Realm by %Wag the larger

Aigt=r:illemaidwii.r,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

WEYMOUTH.

SCDDYN DEATIIS.—TWO awful instances of sudden
death occurred in Weymouth on Wednesday
evening last Mr. Bartlett, A greengrocer, residing
near the 'Royal Baths, who had long been in •
delicate state of health, while walking along St.
Mary's-street, broke a blood vessel. Hewasled home
and just as he got within doors, be fell down and ex-
pired. The other case was that of a butcher having
a stall in the market, named Thomas Norris. It ap-
pears that he was at the house of Mr. Ferry—whose
eon had that day married his daughter-in-law—
where ho had supper. He left the house, and in a
few minutes was brought in, and instantly expired
in a fit of apoplexy.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

TURNPIKE.

THE GENERAL ANNUAL MEETING
of the Trustees will be held at the GRETBOUND
Isis, to FORDINORRIDOE. on FRIDAY, the 19th day of
Arm, 1861, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, for the
purpose of AUDITING the ACCOUNTS REPORT-
ING the STATE the ROAD, and for tin:GENERAL
PURPOSES of the RUST, and also to take into
consideration the necessity of ERECTING a NEW
TOLL HOUSE at the Turnpike Gate at Tollard.
ROBT. IL DAVY,
Clerk to the Tmstein.
l'ordingbriage, sth April, 1861.

QurroN's NEW SEED CATALOGUE
kJ contains. al.l the novelties in Garden kiwis worthy

Is will be forwarded, post free, to any address.
n.pyAL BERKSHIRE SEED ESTABLISHMENT,

READING.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

TO THE SKYLARK.

Ilird of the free and fearless wing !
Up ! up! and greet the sun's first ray,
Until the spacious welkin ring
With thy enlivening inatin lay !
I love to track thy lieeivenwArd way
Till thou art lout to aching night,
And boar thy song, as blithe and gay
As heaven above looks pure and blight.
Songster of sky and cloud I to thee
Has Heaven a joyous lot ossign'il ;
Anil thou, to hear those Hut es of glee.
Would stem therein thy bliss to find:
Thou art the first to leave behind,
Al dey'u return, this lower earth ;
And soaring, anon wings of wind,
To spring whence light and life have birth.

Bird a the sweet and taintlese hcur !
When dewdrops spangle o'er the lea,
Ere yet upon the bending flower
Hu lit the busy humming bee ;
Pore as all nature is to thee,
Thou with an inatinct half divine,
Wingeet thy fearless flight an free
lip toward • still more glorious shrine.

Bird a the morn ! from thee might Man,
Creation's Lord, a lesson lake;
If thou, whose instinct ill may scan
The glories that around thee break,
Thus bidd'st a sleeping world awake
To joy and praise—Oh ! how much more
Should salad. immortal, earth forsake,
And Ilan look upward to adore!

Bird of the happy, heavenward song !
Could but the poet act thy part,
This soul, upbonie on wings as strung
As thought can give, horn earth might start :
And he, with far diviner art
Than genius ever can supply,
As thou the ear, might glad the heart,
And bring down Musk' from the sky !
B•11TON.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-09

AUSTRIA.

VILMA, Friday.
On the occasion of the opening of the Awdrian
Diet to-morrow the members will proceed to the
Cathedral of St Stephen, where a religions oere-
mony will be performed, after which the formal
oning will talcs plate in the Hall of Assembly.
The last mining of the present Council of Munici-
pality was held yesterday. The sitting was a public
one.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

Somtrotto hire.

YEOVIL

FOREBTERS' Furls. —lt is intended to hold a fate
here in connection with the Court Yeovil's Pride, on
the 16th of June next, at Barwick, the hospitable
mansion residence of T. Messiter, Esq. A large
number of brethren will attend from other lodges,
and we expect the demonstration will be superior to
those which take place in most provincial towns.
BRITEIR AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. —The
claims of this society were ably urged on Monday
week, at the Townhall, by the deputation from the
parent society, who gave some exceedingly interesting
statistical information respecting the progress of the
society during the past year. He concluded by
calling npon his hearers for increased support, and
after singing the doxology, the meeting separated.
CRICKET CLUB.—WO believes match is intended
to be played the first week in June, between the
Pyinon: Club and the Yeovil Club. Judging from
the well-known skill of the Pymore gentlemen, and
film the equally well-known skill of our own club,
the souks will be looked forward to with ems
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

CHMNE ABBAS.

-
SCHOOL TRICAT.—On Friday, May 24th, the
allergy and gentry of this village and neighbourhood
cro:i.graika treat to children attending the National
about 138 in number. After partaking of their
repast they marched through the village to a field
where all kinds of innocent games were carried on,
—such as running, football, jumping in sacks, to.
The most favourite amusement b 'wever was some-
what new to this place, being tie now fashionable
game of " kiss-in-the-ring." T o sports were kept
up with unabated interest from 4 till 11 o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

FRANCK

There was an important deists in time French Senate
on Saturday on the bill for welling out the eentingent of
100,000 men. The Opposition led by U. Pioud,
objected to the keeping up of such an immense army in
time of pesos, and pointed out the drain it imposed
on the country, both in men and money, Gemmel
Allard, on tis!i_part of the Government, argued that an
army of 800,000 men ITSII neonnary for the defence of
Lb. country, sad the obsequious Senate passed the Bill
by 230 ailiet 7.
In Wednesday sitting of ths Como lecisiete the Biu
for the medilleation of the import antis& on grain,
goer. sad ether alimentary oomniedithes, was agreed to
by 2211 aphid 12 irof es.
A.einkeelemeld of 1,720 sadism has been dispatched
to the French expeditionary corps In Coohin China.
Tim Pars denim the stabeenent of some Belgian
Jennie's tali Owed Comeau is expested In Paris.
The dB/salty with mud to the masonic election
seemm to have been esata (for the pressed at least) by
Lbs resignation of Primes Napoleon. Au odlehd notice
from the Pretest of Polies was on Friday week alibied
to the doors of the masonic lodge, suspeoding all meet-
iaga a the lodges of the " Grand Orient" until October
neat. Priem Napoleon therefce• declared, through his
private secretary, that, after the measures taken by the
Prefect of Polies, all discussion on this subject is useless
and sae only do harm to the masonic order." He
therefore "desires that his name may no longer be
mired itp in ifs db.:maim"
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

EDITOR'S BOX.

Boogs REcircep.

TRI LONDON AND PARIS LADIES MAGAZINR OF
FARRION FOR JUNIL—This excellent guide for those
add to nature's charms the elegance of female attire,
well deserves the important place it has so long
occupied as one of the best of its class. The present
number will be found quite equal to any of it. pre.
cedessors, and contains six beautifully designed plates.

WET. DAITIE, by Norman Macleod, D.D. London:
Hamilton, Adams, & Co.—This is • moat excellent little
tale, very touchingly and beautifully written, and is
intended to promote • more Christian spirit between the
different sections of the Christian church. The
characters are truthfully drawn, and those who mourn
the loos of an interesting child, will find reasons given in
" Wee Davie" to bless the Hand that strikes the blow.

All communications in relation to whatever de-
partment of the Paper are to be addressed to
the Editor of the Dorset County Express and
Agricultural Gazette, at the Office, Church
Street. Dorchester.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

CWiSISTING Ok.

Lot 1-A Chesnut Gelding, 5 years old, 15.2, by
"Bowstring," a clever-made hunter, good roadster,
an I warranted pound
Lot 2-A Grey Mart, 5 years old, 14.3, a good hack,
quiet in harness, and pound
Lot 3--A 3-year.old 'oh, by " Annexation," (Arab)
out of • well•bred Marc, 14.3, unbroken, of great
strength, and a fine goer
Lot 4-4Jrey Colt, 2 years old, by "Long Trump,"
out of "The Amazon," (an Irish Marc) a very hand-
some horse, and a fine goer
Lot 5 -A Bay Filly, 2 )ears old, 14 hands, by,' Long
Trump," out of a well-bred Mare by "Warrior."
unbroken, for beauty and action not to be excelled,
if equalled
Lot 6- A Roan 2-yenr-old Gelding, by " Long Trump,'
out of • vrell-hred Forest Mare
Lot 7- A Bay Gelding, 2 years old, by "Long Trump,"
out of a Forest Marc
It 8- A Grey Gelding, 2 years old, hy " Long Trump,"
out of • Forest Mare
Lot 9--A Chesnut 2-year-old Cart Colt
Lot 10- A Yearling Cheanut Colt, by " Trump,"
out of a thorough-bred Mare by" Robert 1./Gorham"
Lot 11-A Ray Yearling Filly, by " Long Trump,"
out of a Mare by "Warrior"
Lot 12-Grey Yearling Colt, by "Long Trnmp," out
of a Forest Mare, a very promising and fine young

animal
Lot 13—A Yearling Chesnut Colt, by "Long Trump,"
out of a Forest Mare
Lot 14—Yearling Filly, by "Long Trump," out of a
Forret Mare
Lot Ili—A Roan ditto, ditto ditto

Lot lei—Brown Forest Mire, with Filly Foal at foot,
by "Long Tramp," and in foal to him again
Lot l 7 -A Bay Forest More, with Colt Foal at foot,
by "tong Trump, and screed by him again
Lot 18—A Ray Forest Mare, with Filly Foal at foot,
by 'Long Trump," and served by him again
Lot 19-11rey Mare, 13.3, eery handsome, quiet to

.„
ride and dive . .
Let 30—Foregt Mare, 4 years old, 13.3, served by
"Long Trump"
Lot 21—A very fine thorough•bred Chesnut Mare, by
"Robert IrGorham," served by "Long Trump"
Lot 22-1-kown Mare, by "Warrior," in foal to "Long
Trump."
Parrkasers of Brood Mures will be entitled to Ike
mat of Ike floret "Logg Trump" for eke season, by
*eroding to Arcot Form.

"Long Trump," (a high-caste Arab of great beauty,
power, strength, and fine action) was imported from
India, where be bights' distinguished himseU on tbe
turf. He will be exhibited on the day of sale, when
the Auctioneer hopes to be favoured 'with a liberal
attendance, awuring his friends they may expect, and
will nut he disappointed in seeing, a quality of stock
worthy of their admiration.
or Sale to commence at Three o'elock
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, MAY 31.—These market are scantily supplied
with meat, and the trade rules firui for all desoriptilna,
at the annexed quotations :
a. d. a. d 5..1. s.d.
Inferior beef .. 3 IRAS 4 Inferior mutton 3 6 4 0
llllillng dltl3 .. 3 6 3 10 51k1d2ng ditto 4 2 4 6
el IMO large ditto 4 0 4 2 Prime ditto 4 8 5 0
Prie,..snaUdllto4 0 4 2 Veal
Larks pork .... 4 2 4 6 Small pork
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

Churchyard.

N'MOIRE IMPERIAL'S.
THE NEW SHADE OF BLACK BILK,
Highly reannumuded for permanent brilliaasy sill
---

wear,
Ga. full drew.
usually sold st Three Pounds.
Pattern. Put Free.
AMOTT BROTHERS AND CO., 61 sad 62, R. Paist's
Chureltyarl

NEW SILKS.—PATTEHNS PORT FUR
QUALITY AND STYLE IS THE TT OP
elf EA lllRsttl.
Save your money by writing to AMOIT BROTHERS
for patterns of the new Silks for companion.
(;OS) BLACK SILKS,
1 Ultima fall dm*.
RICH BLACK GLACE SILKS,

NOIRE ISPERIALFZ- fili— NEW SHADE OF
MACK• —£l 15.. 6d.
... •

CHECKED AND STRIPED MILKS IN GREAT
VARIETY-16a. 9d. MI dew.
FOULARD AM) WAHHINU SILKS,
El h. Oil.

RICH JASPAR BAR AND NUM
EI ss. 6d.
FRENCH SILKS. IN FLORAL AND OTHER
I)EMONS-11 Goinew.
SUPERIOR GLACE SILKS IN ANY COLOUR,

El 15.. 6d.
FANCY BILKS IN GREAT VARIETY.
EY %. OJ.
RICH BLACK MOIRE ANTIQUES.

21 Guineas.
MOIRE ANTIQUIW IN ALL THE NEW
COLOU 118—S Gaineu.

- - -
The whole of the above Goods are Genuine and New.
Lathes writing from the country may depend upon bay.
'lig their order' executed from the catalogue at &dyer.
tiaed prices. The goods yr ill be forwarded ,:arriace free
on all !nacelle exceeding Mend for a detedlej
lopse and patterns, which will be forwasded fres.
AXOTT BROTHS Ant CO., 61 and 62, 64. Nee
cuayard
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

tinny anb Nabg.

Tam Vin.uxtemna.—For some time past the cora-
O&M*, has been made that not on. of the metropolitan
Volunteer Me Corps hae sufikisiat rungs atoommoda-
tem. To supply the want a }mat-stock compsay, Incur-
under the limited Liability Act, has jot been
The intention of the promoters is to easurtruct
isk the nehrhbourhoed of Louden • perwouseut practice
greesd, with an assails supply of butt', at the various
images up to 1,000 yards, enfacient to accommodate all
the oetrepolitan rile ways, and acceseible from every
part of the naistiopelie. A Oral of land has been already
secured at Keeeelireeee, upwards of 1,100 yards in
leagth. Pey.s will beerocted upon it, in the
Bret Jostens:46,Bo se to allow qbe whole of them to
be mid with_periket safety at all the ranges and at the
mina time. To pretest interraption by bad weather
the Arias/ statism, will be partly catered. The electric
@elf-registering target adopted by poreralpent will be
used, by which the point streak by each shot is instants-
namely recorded at the firing eledeb• kasPle Moo', will Le provided foe spectators of prise contests. The price
of the land is expected to be about £30,000. The
rlLerOOd *spits' of the company is AOO,OOO be ,to raised
i slums of A 5 each.
Lad flatbed has asinted Kajor-Oenenal Sir. E.
Lollard, 11..C.8., to he Permanent Uwier-Searetary to
the War Department for Use militaay division of the
aloe.

Pirk
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

I.crjal.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.

[Wore this Lord Chid Baron, and Barons Martin,
Bramwell, and Chanuell.)
THE REV. KR. RA'fCHIS CARL
BATCH v. LAMS AND LAMS.

This wee an action brought by the Su. Mr. Hatch
against . the defendants, Messrs. Lewis and Lewis, of
liffy-tr, Holborn, to recover damages for &lifted
nee uin the conduct of his defence on his trial at
the tut Criminal Court for an indecent tumult on
two young children, Eugenia and Stephanie Plummer,
who had been coefided to his care for education, during
the period when he was chaplain of the Wandsworth
Hones of Correction. Mr. Hatch was convicted and
sentenced to imprhonment for four years, but subse-
quently having
be succeeded in convicting Eugenia
Plummer of perjury received the royal pardon. He
Ws bough his action agailik the defendante for
lairsee, and it was tried before Vie Lord clad Heron,
at lb. sittings alter lad term, when the jury founds
mad forkikaglafitiff, with 40s. damages.
Mr. M. Obeufillks, in the present term, moved for •
rule calling on the defendants to show csuchy the
verdict should not be set aside and a new tctal had,
when their lordships took time to consider.
The Lord Chief Bayou now delivered the judgment of
the court. He said that in this cue there had been •
verdict for the plaintiff, with 40s. damages ; and a
rule nisi had been moved for a new trial on three
gronnda—namely, misdirection, the improper rejection
of evidence, and the inadequacy of the damages. If
the judge had misdirected the jury, which, however,
the court did not think be had, still as the jury had
found for the plaintiff, the alleged misdirection did not
prevail. With regard to the rejection of evidence the
cant were unanimously of opinion that the evidence was
=ly rejected, while, as regarded the inadequacy ef
mages, there was room for very great difference
of opinion, but as the court could not say the verdict
was wrong, there would be no rule.
lodgment accordingly.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

foreign anb Colonial Intdligente,

RUSSIA.

DEATH OF PRINCE GORTCHAROFF.

The Bres/ost &Mop publishes • tola from War-
saw, dated Seth inst., 111111011noias that ose GorWhs.-
boil, the Governor el Pained, died ea that day. oil
Wednesday the Car quitted St. Petersham' for Mamow.
General Soulthosanett, who replaces Prises Gartaba-
koll. as Unmeant et the Emperor, left Si. Petersburg
tor Warsaw au Wednesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

STURMINSTER NEWTON.

On Tuesday, May 28th, this division of Volunteers
paid • visit to their respect:A lieutenant, at
Woolland House, where they were right well eater.
tuned. The weather being wet made it rather
nnoomfortable on their march, which however, wee
unite forgotten on arriving at the mansion, where
sissy were soon disouasing the good things of this
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

SHERIFFS COURT.
(Before Mr. Kerr)

_
AILSHALL P. DKILLAKOSL-THS GAIN COCK IS TIM
CHINA SHOP.
- .

In this case the plainlff is a clua.bop keeper, and
defendant a lively stable keeper, and the action was
brought to recover LI. field., damage sustained through
tie misconduct of defendant's game cock.
Defendantpleaded that the cook did not belong to him,
and that he vas not
_ _

—lPlainiii-stale-d—ti.7 he carried on business in the
Orueent, and defendant in Vice-street, Minories. Upon
• certain day, • gam* cock belonging to the defendant
walked into the shop and knocked souse articles off a
shelf, causing great breakage in the plates and dishes
on the counter.
Mn. Dellunore—The cock does not belong to an
His Honor--(to wilaintiff)— Can you show that the
seek has • habit of breaking crockery? (Laughter.)
Plaintiff—l did not ask it.
His Honor—The law has been clearly laid down that
It must be shown the animal causing injury was vicious
to the knowledge of the owner. dome persons object
to this law, and I confess lam not satisfied with it. It
bat been decided where • dog bit • mu that the owner
was not liable, as the dog was net shown to have bitten
anybody before within the owner's knowledge.
Plaintiff—lf that is the law! think it is high time the
law is altered. (Laughter.)
His Honor—You never knew the cock to break china
before this?
Plaintiff—Oh, no!
His Honor—l am very sorry, and it 'plum to be a
hard law; but I must nonsuit you. But H ewer alit
cook comes into your shop again—
Plaintiff (very emphatioally)—l will take care that
be never goes out again, (Great laughter, during which
the pasties retired)
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

Court Idtb3o.

Her Maisety's birthday will be kept on Wednesday,
the 10th of My next.
Prime Alfred, who is now on him v. 710 Canada, is
expected at home for • mades kayo of abeam
towards the sad of August.
The Crows Priam and Crows Priapism of Prussia
MUM to pay • visa of semi week's duration to the
IMAM Court about the emiumemement of Jut".
At Her Halesty's dretrinpoem, so be hu4 ea the
10th of June, ladies smog Mmer is mounaing.
Din-
OSdss.yy be worn. Ladies to be pmented on their
Easrriase, and young unmarried ladies to be presented
for the Gest time may appeer in white.
Aims Louis el Hem has been attacked by measles,
44. Pluiptoess of shish imsrared ea the Ord uh.
The Aimee* is of • mild al
Raman meson that her 114;jesty will skit Dublin
in the mamas of this year.
New AM to mettle am enuity oa the Primus
'''"m sißagland emameness from the date of her mar
nke:e with Priam Frederick Williams Louis ef Hamm
flan aU tams, ameopeaski. mid shaillimm

ma.. slikiaid gin window .° jab k placed in es
60
Ralwaleagei dersalrie lanotts.'".aa to
okii.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

DORCHESTER.
Feet;lel Or A VOLUNTIIII Rtitines.—The
medal miming of the late Mr. Abram Taylor WV%
on- W sdnesday, conveyed to their last resting place,
Fordington churchyard. The deceased bmng
member of the 3rd Dorset (Dorchester) Volunteer
Rifle Corps, the funeral was conducted with military
honours. The corps assembled on parade at half-
past 11 o'clock, and marched to Armistice Cottage,
the late residence of the deceased, under the com-
mand of Captain Kindersley, Lieutenant Coombs, and
Ensign Devenish. From Armistice Cottage the
funeral proceeded in the following order :—The firing
party, with arms reversed; the band, playing the
"Dead March in Saul ; " the caffin, on Which
was the cap, belt, and bayonet of the deceased • the
mourners ; privates of the Dorchester Volunteer
Rifle Corps, the officers bringing up the rear. On
the road to the church, the procession was met
by the Rev. B. Motile, vicar of Fordington, and his
son the Rev. F. Mode, both of whom took part in
the funeral service. On the benediction being pro-
nonmed by the vicar, Serjeant Cross gave the
word of command, and the firing party fired three
volleys of Wank cartridge over the grave. Outside
the church gates, on leaving, the mourners returned to
Fordington, and the volunteers marched back to the
town by the South Walk, and on arriving at the
trtround were dismissed.. This is the first
i **them taken place in connection with this
corps. The marching and firing were exceedingly
good, and the whale proceedings were conducted in a
manner reflecting the highest mean both to the
°Moen and private members.
POULTRY STIALING.—On Saturday night week or
Sunday morning • quantity of fowls were stolen
from C. Porcher, Esq., of Clyffe House, and twelve
fowls and a ferret from Mr. C. Bridle, of Tincleton.
It having been ascertained that hampers had been
oonigued from the SoutleWestern Hallway Station
hin to a salesman in Loaddn, Mr. Bridle's
see and Sergeant Underwood proceeded thither, and
mocignised, in Leedeoliall market, the stolen property.
The fowls were mimed and brought beck, and
all Tool" Sergeant Underwood apprehended
William Puckasi. of Wool, and a num of the name
Of Barnes, Of Barb, ea tbdi charge ef being co.
corned in the robbery.
00-OP/AATTXI iloccrre.—A meeting was held on
Monday mann week, at the British School-room, for
the porpoise of mandating the propriety of forming
• co-operative society among the working clams
in Dorchester. There were about 80 persona pre-
sent. The chair was taken by the Heir. W. Barnes,
*he in • most moslient speech detailed the opera-
tion of such societies in other towns, and rebutted
the various arguments urged against such mons-
tions. Mr. Barnes stand, in sower to a question
by one of the audience, that co-operative 6,616 es
were enrolled. At the close of the meeting a °one
mittenwas formed to carry out the objects for which
the meeting was called. Votes of thanks were
awarded to Mr. Barnes for his lecture, arid to M.
Devenish, Esq., for the use of the room.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

HOP MARKET.

•
Since our laat we have had • report of daily increase
of vermin in the hop plantations. The low situations
of the Weald of Kent and Sussex are said to be heavily
struck with blight, and some extent of vermin is also
found in Mid Kent inidl ERA Kent, should their be
no atmospheric causes arise to ckeek the attack of
vermin, the consequences will be serious, and the
results will probably turn out au we prediend five
weeks ago • and those oonsumrrs of this article who
have neglected to lay. in a stock will have to pay
deaily for their supineness. Our market is in an
animated state, and the stook on band is limited. A
great mini hops, both obl and new, have changed
hands during the last week. and prices advance daily
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

toiteiheir
The Novo
leir4ri!ll v

DORCHESTER.

MEMESSRS. MAKER and ENSOR beg to
announce that they have been favoured with in-
structions from the Executors to SELL by AUCTION,
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JUNE 13th and 14th,
1861, at No. It, High-Street, West, the Excellent
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and EFFEt TO of the late Onanitoraga ARDEN, Fag.,
deceased: Comprising -in the Dining and Drawing-
rooms --31,,hogany, Dining, Loo, Card, and Sofa Tables,
tlideboani. NlAliogany Bureau, Bookcases and Escru-
toires, Mai,. .ny hair-seat Chairs ; so elegant suite of
Drawing-1.,- Furniture, in Walnut, nearly iiew ;
Brussels tar; and Ru,ta, in good condition ; the
equipment of e t Bed and Dresaing-rooms, Surgery,
and : a I • m white Marble Bath, Culinary
Utensils, and patent Mt. Kitchen Range with 2
Ovens, Boiler, Hot I lit., kg., complete, and new within
the last 18 months ; Cut Glass, Dinner and Tea Seniors,
Ware, valuable Old China, choice Engravings;
Proof Art-Union Prints, handsomely framed; a vain
die collection of Oil Paintings, including a portrait of
the Duke of Marlborough (by Mir Godfrey Knoller,)
large Landscape (by Oainsborough,) Interior, (Teniers,)
River Scene, (Van Cloven,) Sea View, (Dint,) Silver
and Hoed Article., Books, Am. ;
Cat doeuen of which may be had one week before the
Sale, of the Auctioneers, at Mr. Pateli'a Library, Dor-
chester, and the principal Inns in the Neighbourhood.
The Sale will commence each day at 2 o'clock precisely.

DORS E.TISH I RE.

HICIHER WATERSON FARM,
FOUlt M illll frutu the Dorchester Stations of the Great
Western and South Western Railways.

-MESSRS. BAKER and ENSOR beg to
&111WIIIICO that Mr. JAMES HARDING'S
TENTH ANNUAL LETTING and SALE of Pure-
bred SOUTII-DOWN RAMS and EWES will take
plsee at HIGKEi Wares/Jos on THURSDAY, the
14 day 4 AUGUST, IS6I.
Dorchester, May 25ti

WHEN YOU AMC FOB
GLENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
Nee that you got it, es inferior kindast. oftsn
substituted.
WOTHERSPOON k CO., OLABOOF k LONDOX.

Jae Pod,halted. price ; ;
Seakd, la. 104.
DR. BRIM-IT'S MANUAL on SPERMA-
TOHRIVE k and other UNIRARY DEPOSITS,
With Cmvii sod Drawings from Life, ke. tee.

Lucemtiate of the College of Physicians, Measlier cd SAC
IS College of Soryeoloo, 4c. ec.
eGlirlucch : —Modern Treatment of flypeilis—Strictami
i;.ll4,l.oteney--Unhealthy and Debilitated Offspring-
-46"4., el the Urinary Orpas—Non-retentMn of Urine
—Desire tkm mob tudu —Groundless Fears —lncapecity fur
sis• Mg how these supposed incurable
u"be 1
...DJ,. Dee,.. Willy eradicated by the most
Pabliabed and iSold by I. ALLEN. 30, Warwick laitat
P64111M0414er ROM, LfMan. SOS ajeCt OS racoll4
Poste4w Ancww.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

FASHIONS FOR JUNK.

(Front Ms " LOM:0011 AND Ph tin LLDINA. MAOAILIII OW

FASIIIuN."

- •
Chinf inaterials,grenadiecs,snd Lenges of every deacription,
form suitable niaterMls for summer toilettes. chink oil "
sery fashionable. Drawee are at present very much trimmed,
aid the trimmings aro very various ; the material often loot
little moment if the trimming be elegant; the toiles de chevre,
now so much in favour, are elegant or Ample, according to the
style of trimming ; when it loot white ground and the designs
In mauve greet. or gromille the trimming. may be of taffetas
of corresponding colour, there are without dowiem, which.
however, are again worn, tut they are put on in flutes instead
of gathers ; WOW draws are trimmed with wadi, and ruche,
are very much turd. A shushe but pretty style for burgs
adbren".,ve dreenilega.lifend ritheriadnguerroa 'wit "about or ndeve:fa bLMthird.;
on silk themes ol,io ribbons are used covered with black gui-
pure, on light dreaes the ribou Is white and the trimming on
the body commpotada
Dreises continue to be made very full, and have • bouffant.
effect. Many of the lodiee will be made open this summer.
particularly 111111111114, either white or coloured, and a little
embroidurod chemivette inside. Crinoline skirts dill ntaintain
their sway, anti continue 1.1 the principal means for the general
display of ladies' dresser, The combined elegance and finish of
Were admired articles will moor them ti remain favourites
both on this and the other aide of the channel. .

;:;:?Tinake-tWai-lbe-WWW-iigain this amnion
with iniiiimity, but we eannet say no of bonnets, there is so
detided a clangs In the form.; but good taste never clag
genituf fulden. Those Dow fashionable are • auk raised hi
front. ipreml at the sides, and ery much trimmed Inside and
out. partaking of the diadem form, as worn In bead dreams.
BM& trig:milli,, continue is favour, and when mixed with
*torten-la pi re 'cry pretty. A ler,' narrow relict In
Plaeed at the e.ige M-aw I.llllelq, hut not binding them ;
nnelin. Ipl Lbw It nine, are idian used. Purple and .12111i1 e
I,lue are fashien.ble. reluuis and soft frotills continue in
NVoUt.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

COAL STORES.

AT THE DORCHESTER AND MAIDEN
NEWTON RAILWAY STATIONS.

LOCK begs to inform his Friends and
. the Pubic that he is SELLING COALS at the
above Stations, at the following PRICES, for CASH,
At the Sotah-Westerte &arum—

Best Wall, End Coals Is. 4d. per cwt.
Small Ditto, for Smiths
Newcastle Steam Coal Is. hi."
di Ma Ureat ;Valens station—
Maiden Newton. Dorchester
per cwt. per cwt.
Best Radstock Coal Os. 10Id. Os. 12r.
Small ditto Os. hit.
Best Hullo
Colin
Best Tenby Stone Coal ls.
Coals delivered in the Town Free of Carriage.

-
Cosh delivered in the Country at moderate charges.
Best Newcastle GBINDSTONEB always on hand.

Order,' roorived by Mr. F. Loci, hot oMoa, or by
mt. B. Him., al the 0. W. *Mies, will be pueolueUr
644•06.4 to,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

GREECE.

The capital of Greeoe is in a very *glided state,
owing to what appean to bp the dimover. itif mine
waiOnicy against- Ilia Government. Ate front
Athens informs us that several dicers of rank
were arrested on the Ifith, and domiciliary ta were
enissitasaily mad*. The Ministers had been hastily
misamoned to meet in council.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

TORKEY AND THE EAST.

Omar Paeba kas published • proclamation addressed
to the inhabitants of the Herusjoviea promising them
in the name of the Sultan s Ml pardon, • remission
of amen of tares, and the coseassion of entire
freedom of worship, along with various privileges of
local self-government, provided they will demist from a
course of rebellion against the authority of the Govern-
ment. The proclamation has not produced the effect
which it Nought. Tbe insurgent' redone to lay down
their arms, and seem determined to brave • straggle
with the Ottoman troops.
A telegram has been received at Paris from Conattn-
tinople announcing that the International Conference
had aecepted the proposition of Francis that Syria
should be governed by • single Christian Chief. The
proposal of En/eland was that there should be • single
chief, but not a native.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-04

PORTLAND.

CRICKCT CLUE. —This dub has now for SOIDO
weeks past resumed practice for the season. We
understand that shortly a match will be played
between 11 of the members and 10 of the officers of
the 49th regiment stationed on the Verne and at
Wermooth.
NSW BAND. —John Bull is by DO means a stingy
gentleman. He always delights in seeing people
enjoying themselves, and is often prodigal in his
favours towards his favourite servants. Hitherto
the officers at the convict establishment have led a
monotonous life, although if doing one's duty gives
peace of mind, they have not, with all their
monotony, been miserable. They are now, how.
ever, entering on a new era. The clerk of the
works has received orders to erect them • building
in the quarries, and the officers have given orders
themselves for • large number of musical instruments,
having resolved to turn musicians, and establish a
brass band. The poet informs us that "Music bath
charms to soothe the savage breast." If such be the
case, we hope the oonvicts will sometimes be trelited
to a tune, so that they may become humanized, and
return to the world, at tho termination of their
several periods of imprisonment better, as well wiser