The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1861-06-11 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ILP., ia seconding the resolution, which was carried unanimously, alluded in feabpg *runt pp phi death of Coast Cavour, and expressed his conviction there never was such a Period of hope for Poland. _ . . _  Tuft LlMLfteas• Brittaz.—There is a threatened renewal of the unhappy contest between the operstime cootteolo& eritb the building tondos and their asepleyem. The mftftiftiftied very** to afttredsfte the has, ',stein of payijianfrinto aatabliabuienta where at present soother system prerails is tbe reason urged by tfie men for assureisape Motile attrande, o.ens side limn is an ez• pressed determinatieu to enforce the measure, and oft the other to resist it.  'W Suseta.—" A pas ago; imp • Nem York correspondent, "I had occasion while in the eaten Senthern States, aod residieg Inc some months upon one of the largest cotton plantations, to become familiar with the current prima of negroes. In Ala' hems, Louisiana, illisaireid, and Texas ass highest. A year ago, in Georgia or South • male field hand would bring 1100 dole.. * female (breeder) 1000 do',.; a mechanic 1400 dole, le 1800 dots. ; children 400 dots. to 500 dole. The same neve would not now bring 300 doh., for male and female; 600 dots. for • mechanic, and 160 dole. for children' and these prices. too, would he paid in a depreciated currency, not worth in the North fifty cents upon the dollar. Prices will go still lower, while the Minnholders of Virginia and Kentucky are rushing to the cotton regions with such slaves as they van mrry with them, In six months from this date, after the cotton crop of 1861 is gathered, slaves will be of small value, except in the extreme &nth." SHOCILINO Scsxs.-4 letter from Geneva, in the Progress of Lyons, says :—" The execution of • num named Vary, who lied been guilty of three murders, took place on the 25th. More thaa 15.000 persoos wen present, nothing of the kind having taken place dune; the last eleven years. Vary made no resistance to being scrapped to the fatal plank, but when it turned down be made • vudden struggle and got partly off it, and the shock unhooking the knife, it fell .and cut his head in two. The executioner narrowly swiped having his hand amputated. A loud clamour was excited among the spectators by the scene." biro AAA N T MILTING .011 Quince Balta.—On Tues. day a special meeting of the members of the Chunk Institution was held in the hall of King's College, Strand, in reference to the present position of the church•rate gustation. MI. Henry HOW° presided.— Mr. (Ashen moved the lint resolution. namely, " That it would be desirable to have the question of church. rates settled on the basis of leaving out, as objects; of the rate, such expenses as are connected with the performance of Divine worship, the repair of the fabric of the church and churchyard being 144 t is the objects of the rate, and of obtaining in return 'nore effectual powers for making and recovering the rate."—Nr. Jones, harriater•at-law, seconded the motion—Mr. Bcresford Hoi e moved the following amendment : "flit whatever settlement of the church-rate question be adopted, it siould be one which should not establish any distinction between the fabric rate and the worship rate."—Lord Ingestre, M.P.' seconded the arnandinent.—Alter some discuadou the Chairman took the sense of the meeting, the result being that Mt. Clabon's nsoluton was rejected, and Hr. &milord Hope's amendment earned.—Lord- R. Montagu, H.P. then moved that the executive committee should semi the resolutions wbich had been proposed, and an abstract of other measures which had been suggested, to the rural deans throughout England, so that the feeling of the clergy might be obtained upon them, and also what was their feeling on the propriety of concession, the bean on which it should rest. Seconded by Yr. Bereeford Hope, and unanimously adopted. A