The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-16 00:00:00

foreign intelligence.

IfoeWITtirTANDISO the threats of swassination, the.
Prote•rant .pr,ice in Madrid w.a held for the third time
on Sunday. Hundreds bad to be turned away, and the
correspondent of the Daily News noticed many
strong men with Ware runnuag does, their eyes at the
powerful preaching of Don FIIMICI34O Hasa
ELOrittgeT Or • BOURN 41 COONT.—A subject or
town talk in P•ris is an elopement which has eons d
meat excitement in feshionable circles. Thera are two
version. current. According to the first, the non of
Count WA qui'a (the ex-Sing of Naples' uncle) ha. been
so slraply impressed with the charms of a fair American
beauty, yet in her teens, that he has run away with
her. Another version is that the young lady and her
msmins, whose pecuniary position a. said not to be
brilliant, have run away with this youthful and amorous..
Bourbon. Os dil that a marriage has been heady
I celebrated. and that the fugitives, under the wing of
this ambit Our mamma, are now ploughing their way •
across the Atlantic —lovirsick sad sea-siek. Count
d'Aquila has pot an embargo on the fugitives as regards
French tram-AH.OISe packets. and is ereleretood. more-
over, to have telegraphed lb 820alLed Yen( for advice,
asaistanoe, and a Cilltedifit.
TRAM= AT PAWL—A. mysterious afar the
Prinrasm. Paris, bas been the subject of I eines
investigation by She police and Mere ha now little :doubt
that some i 111111•11 remaints,found in a well bereave atom
of a working uphasteri-r who resided in this Sao
Dauphine. This roan lived *operated from hie wge.
who had left him in oonseq sense of hi. irregular sionducre „.-
he continually received in his apartment (entitles el' bad
character, and bad gone out with • young woman on
the Leaning of the 14th Dec., the last lime he was sees
alive. The trunk of a human body was bnantil in the
Seine on the following day, and a flannel waistcoat
which was on as well as the drawers and stocking;
drawn up from the well, ire now identified by tbe mine
wife as having belonged to ben husbend. H. appeers to
have had a foolish vanity of wishing to appear rider
than he really was, end in paying the smallest sum he
Would always make a display of pieces of gold. El•
had, it is mappreed, been murdered by an accomplice of
the woirmo si who-s compeer he was last seen.
According to Dr. Tsrdieu the dissection at the limbs
from Um body mita have been performed by some
experienced hand.

A CONVISIT SCANDAL 111 Eu4f vu—The iirOmiqbe,
of Louvain, in Belgium, giver the details of an ewe-
r:44l,w, owe of orquietration at a mief'oel sew 4,14
them. The victim to • nett, beloming be oas of the
best fealties or the neighboot hood, and whom the lady
asperity had pissed lo a damp unhealthy underground.
mil. She had been several days in tionanement, when,.
fres the narrow opening by whieh bet prison receiver
• little light from the garden, she sueeseded in attracting
the attention of a men working there, and who. at en
entreaties, consented to promm for her writing material.,
and to eorivey a letter to her brother-in-law. This last,
on receiving the ecumuuniestion, proceeded to the
convent and *eked to me he eater-in-law, but was
informed that the was in religiose retirement and not
visible. He returned three hour. later, accompanied
by a omonsistary of police, whom be left outside, and
then repeated his demand. He received • limiter reply,
but be insisted, and tie separior at length Mame
evidently embarrassed. He then opened the dose to
, the police-offieer, who compelled the directress to
accompany them to the cellars underground, whets
they found not only the lady in question, but also five
other nom confined in the same manner, and all or
whom, on recovering their liberty. took advantage of
the commissary's presenee to quit the establishment and
return to their friends. The ease is to cur before the
courts of law.—Gteirpnetai.