The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA

ALT AT Widi..diy7.Alll. L Midnight,
The Cambria bee jut arrived, bringing the following
latelligenos,

ALIZAIIDNIA, Ang, 1,
Tile Australasia has arrived with specie to the Yr. 164
of at 711,1141. Her dales of intelligens' are 1-11ydney,
40111 of June 1 Melbourne, 111111 of June, Oalis, 9th of
July. The April null reaohed Melbourne on the 11111 of
June. The FrOVliiilal Parliament was prorogued on
the 4th of June, The negoliatione with the qua of
Haring, Brothers, for the dimpwal of railway debenture.,
have failed, Hle offer, which wu equal to 1011, wen
refeeed, Arralipmente us made for the whole with
the ale principal 10041 banks, A nugget of 9,900 owned
hoe bun found at Ballarat. The following departures
of gold.ships hare taken plug for Incland, On May
90th, the Houvumont, for London, with 93,1100
on the ftel, the Lees, with 64.000 01111011111
sod on Jane 10th, the Avon, with 107,000 o‘lllollll.

INDIA.
OF hR MUSK Reg Hugh Rose
having amompllehod with unexampled courage, skill,
and success, the whole of the Heronlean teaks easigned
to him decline the Owe,llor command, and in expected
round to Bombay to resume sharp .oth. Poottah cli•
vision. Nu man stands In more need of repose, and,
were a twelvemonths' leave to Europe allowed hliu, with
his full Indian einoluinenta, it would be nothing more
than his due. Military etiquette prevent* the aziny
from bearing testimony to the melte of their General,
Civilians are untrammeled on the point, and we have
abnudanoe of oltimns in no way oonnooted with Govern.
!Tient perfectly ready and fully entitled to speak out.
Ole Hugh Rose's failing health hod predetermined him
on retiring from Bold berries on the fall of Callao. He
had declined the command of Owallor before the can.
sure said to have been pad by Lord Rilenborough on the
'emotions at Behore on the 12th of January could have
reached him. Bcgardlem of risk of life, which had to
him now Mammal entreine, or the earn. three strokes
of the son, which he had already expeHencied, might
have afforded for retirement, lie at ours pushed on to
Gwallor to finish tlio campaign he had so gloriously
carried through, and closed his triumphs by a 'gooses
inure complete and important than any until then ashlay.
et by him. He now lays down his baton under a cloud
bemuse that, after having tried by suurtmartial 200
mutineers of the Bhopal Contingent, and found them
worked of attacking the Residency of Indore with the
view of nurdenng Its occupants, he had the luilitorf
*attention does upon them the sentence of the Court
sanctioned, and the guilt of the criminals deserved.
For an act so eminently prompt, and performed wider
sanction of the agent for the Ouvernor•General for
Central India, dir Robert Hatuilton, than in camp, he
is reproved by the charlatan who hoe at home male
himself the laughingstock of the political world, but
who, not the leas, during his brief tenure of (Moe. bee
Inflicted injuries o• India the merinos of 10,000 lives
will not repalr.—Rostsna Standard, July 1.
'Tug OUTII/AOl/ or SIPOYI AT AGIA.—Two of the
murderers of • hire Matthews, in this oily, in July last,
were hanged this morning. They were principals in the
act, and the sass was • vety horrid one. The deceased
wen a very old woman ; they dripped her and covered her
with draw, to which they eetrire, hoping by this torture
to induce her to show where he- money was hidden.
The ruffians died as they had lived, fanatic. to the last.
They addressed the crowd and soul, "Salaam Hindu°.
and Mumulniams ; take notice. we tie for our religion."
Their bodice ware scot to the dlemsding school. Out
Monday lad two of the principals In the inurder of the
T.41.1er of 8411, in February, were hanged.- DelAi
Mum*, June 12.

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RAI rORCIIIINTS 105 INDTA.—Thuraiihy morning
the folio Au drafts, belonginj to the Han. Ism lathe
Coinpsny's &OW. prooseded to Gravesend, mid i.e
WWII froln Onetom RAM Qnsy on board the troop
ships Plantegenel, 806 tons, Ceptoin S. 11'Beath. and
Haricamay, 930 tau, Captain D. W. Stephens, for CM•
mit* els. I-61h Ihmillers, Lieutenant H. Hatite ; Bth
FmeigirP. P4p, amd 10 men ; 10* Iterinsql,
%gin W. IL Bessiet, aid 30 moo; 2&d Kr* Web&

Fastliars, 26 men; 26th Bealt., Ensign H. B.
Church, and 9.6 men; 29th Regiment, BMOI9I F. W.
PrittM, and 16 lien; 36th Regiment, one subaltem and
15 men; 3811 Regiment, 51- men; 93rd Regiment.
Lieutenant B. A. Eye.; 75th Regiment, Ensign B. L.
Cumberland, and 40 men; Royal Artillery, Major
Beady, and 90 men; total, 9 °Moan and SOO men, who
embarked on board the Harkaway. The following
drafts embarked on board the Plantagenet : 6th Foot,
3 olloare and 44 men; 42nd Royal Highlandsn, Lieu-
tenant T. H. James, and 12 men; 541 h Rwment, 80
men; 79th Highlanders, 30 men; 880 Uonnattght
Rangers, Bnalvt P. Dwyer and 10 men; 93mItoZ•
lenders, 25 1.60 ; and 97th Regiment, 60 loan; 5
edam and 251 man of all mob.