The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

AMERICA.

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and Volunteers," gave an 1111
work performed by the late
about thoae reforms which
the army. He said that in
Herbert was the Minister of
army was between 2D and 30
birvly eight per cent. There
our privates continually in hosp... ,
there was only about three or four per cent, on the
average, thus making a different* in our effective forees
of between six and &oven per cent. eenell tent least an
atlditional ten new regime ,
its. ,
General CRAWLIET, en behalf of the Mary, Admiral
WatoorT, ILP., on behsbl of the Navy, and Captain
e*SEKE on behalf of the Volunteers, severally returned
thanks.
Lord NILSON next proposed "The Church," coupling
with it, in the absence of the Bishop of Wittehatter,
the name of the Rev. A. M. Bennett, the Incumbent
' of Bournemouth.
The Rev. A. M. Biturini, returned thanks.
The BISHOP of OSPORD said that the toast which had
hero cominitted to him happily did not admit that the
persen prepainplit should ray Intl& *bent it. It did
not iecliti it Wiese all present skirelregillSed be drink
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BY the Persia we learn that Archbishop Henriek, of
St. Louis, has publicly forbidden the funeral of
Fenian brother with Fenian observanees in St. Patrisdeit
Church, in that city. He hits also announoed that the
members of that brotherhood are not admissible to tbro
Church Sacramento, and that he regards the association
as immoral and illegal in its object*, exciting rebellion
in Ireland, and tending to unsettle the relations be-
tween the United States and Greet Britain. Meeting:.
of Fenian* are now held in all pane of the Northern
States, and large funds are being collected and sent to
Ireland, or expended in the purchase of arms bars.
Mr. Jefferson Davis has recovered. A petition for hie
pardon has been submitted to President Johnson by the
ladies of Hollysprings, Mississippi. Mr. M'Culloch on
Saturday promulgated the President's order reesinding
the prohibition on traffic in contraband of war in the
Southern States, but required that any application for
shipment of arms and ammunition to those states be
first submitted to him for approval.

TER accounts received from Margate of Father Arne.
tine's health are more satiafactory.
IN oonsequence of the cholera there, no troopi are to
be sent to the Mediterranean until January next.

THE Gardeners Chronicle says the Queen has began.
the patron of the Great International Horticulture*
Show and Congress of next year.
IN the window of the Oriental Bank at Bend*, in
July last, was a cake of amalgamated gold Mose upon •
hundred weight, and the product of 300 tons of quartn
THZ grand jury at the Old Bail,y have thrown out
tl • bill against Mr Sprague, the Ashburton surgeon,
and he has ben set at liberty.
PRINCE ALFRED has very wisely abandoned his In.
tention of visiting Constantinople. Cholera is AM
raging in the ports of the Black Sea.
GIARGIL WALLACE, employed in • tributary, was
suffocated by • fall of grain upon him. When his body
was found, his face had been dreadfully gnawed by rats.
MR. EDWARD FIOLLAND, M.P., has writen along letter
with a view of showing that for Cattle Insurance a large
society embracing • wide area is preferable to • number
of small associations.

ON Tuesday, Mr. kloens made his appearance an the
Stock Exchange for the first time sines his escape, and
was received with •deruonstration of welcome which put
• stop to business for some time. An eye-witness of
the scene says that th cheers which greeted Mr. Moens
were such as can only be heard on the Stook Exchange
oa extraordinary occasions.
THI English Cattle Plague ie making itself felt in
America in a way that gladdens the hearts of the
merchants. Orders for 6,000 barrels of beef have been
recently sent to America on English savant, and
orders still heavier amounts are on their way. There
is also a sharp demand for butter and cheese from the
same quarter.
Raroax 111,081.1XT8.—Mr. Bright has written dean.
lug to address • Reform meeting in Glasgow, saying
that if he speaks in one pleas he must speak in others,
and he is unable to undergo the fatigue of • great mete.
tation. Re expresses faith In the triumph of reform,
but says it should be postponed till the close of the
official life of Lord Palmerston—the only man con-
' nested with the Liberal party able and willing to betray
it. One sentence from him he says, would have carried
the Bill of 1860, but he refused to otter it.
Fewiens ASSISTID raon Annan:la.—The following
is from the published address by the Fairless Brother-
hood at Springfield, Illinois, to the people of the United
States :—" Our brothers at home are organised in •
manner far superior to that of any oppressed people we
have read of. The day of provisional governmeat Ii
established. An army of 200,000 men is sworn to
sustain the officers, American and Irish, who hays
served with distinction in your service. They are
silently moving into Ireland to assume the control of
active operations, to be inaugurated soon, much sooner
than any of you can believe. All they require now are
arms, to enable them to meet the enemy on 'something
like equal terms. A large sum of money is require
and without hesitation we appeal to you for the
assistance never heretofore withheld from an uprising
people."

HOOORS, HOARSENESS, ASTHMA, or any Irritation et
the Throat or Bronehial Tubes, relieved by allowing one
of "Brosea's Bronchial Tr,,eAes" to divelve slowly in
the mouth. Price, ls. lid. per boz.--Sce
IMPORTANT TO HOTHZ9B.--Mrs. WinsiolleS Soothing
Syrup for children teething, which has been so long in
use in the United States, is now sold in this country, at
lA. lid. per bottle. —See Advertisement
FROM REV. MINIM WARD BERME, N.Y.—

" ' Brown's Bronehial Troches.' It is Ave years Bingo that
I accidently entered your store for some sort of a pre-
paration for hoarseness. The Brown's Bronchial
Troches which you gave me entirely answered the pur-
pose which I had in view. Since then in all my lectur-
ing tours I put • troches ' in my carpet bag as regularly
as I do lectures or linen, and I have never changed my
mind respecting them from the lint, extant to think
yet better of that which I began in thinking well of
—(See Advertisement in another comma.) Price is lid.
per box.

IN order to have tea cheaper in prise, as well as more
reliable in quality, it is absolutely necessary to disallow
the use of all mineral colour on the leaf. It was the
desire to obtain it truly good and cheap that first indueed
Hornimau and 00. London, to prohibit the use of
powdered Prussian blue and plumbago on their import'
as the Chinese disguise with these artificial colours, ten
for English consumption, to enable the low brows
wintry sorts to be mixed off at high rater with the best.
The consumers of Horniman's pure tea, therefore, not
only have it reliable in quality and cheaper in pries.
but also more wholesome. It should be especially
noticed that the green without the usual bluish colour_,
is an olive hue; the black is not intensely dark; both
are very remarkable for lasting strength and delicious
fiaveor. As imitations abound purchasen Should notice
that every genuine packet is signed Horninsan and Co.,
original importers of the pure tea. sold only by autho-
rised agents; see list for this locality in our columns.
HOLLOWAT'S OINTILINT AND PILLS.—AII persons
afflicted with bad leg., sores, ulcers, and skis dismiss.
who, from want of means or other reasons, nasnot avail
themselves of surgical treatment, m. 7 be relieved truss
their complaints by using Holloway's purifying, iodides
in, and healing remedies. in every outward oilseeds
this wonderful Ointment brings about the nest bene-
ficial results, by checking in fismenation, cleansing liken-
tions, and Testa** soundness. Internal pans, Alan-
ntatio and " enlarged joints, serefisless
swelling, be oveneoss by
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