The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-03 00:00:00

THE CONFERENCE.

The Plenipotentiaries, moredited by De several
European Posen to Um Diaereses holden in London,
with vie. to the restoration of lova ia Rio eh." of
Zeros*, ma ow Mondey the MI6 April, at oils o'clock,
in the room prepared for them at lb. official residence
a the Pint Lord of the Truantry in Downing-etreet.
All the membera appointed to the Conference were
present. They were as follows :
Anstria--Count A pponyi and Privy Councillor Diets
dem.
France— Prince del. Tour d'Auvergue.
F.neland—Fes I Ruasell and the Earl of Clarendon.
Pretests—Count liereatroff and Privy Councillor Beim,
formerly Ambassador at Copenhagen.
Ramie—Baron Brunnow.

lobes,

Denmark— Baron de Bills, M. Quisade (the minister),
and Councillor Krieger.
The German Confederation —M. de Beast, Baum
Minister.

-11;cde-n—Genoral Count Waohtmoistote.

HYMN TO SHAICESPERE.
(From Puna.)
Hill! thou in whom the several graces join
Of us who stirred men's revenue*, gnefs or joys ;
Our best brain-metal minting into ooin,
Gold, silver, iron, bra-s, sad their alloy.:
Thy brain • continent all mines containing,
That breeds all metals without waste or waning,
Red gold, pale silver, brave brass. iron strong—
And, mired them noblest elements among.
The dross of word play, quip and crank and rhyme—
The rude and hea.y mitirix of thy time--
The ore wherein thy bedded metal lay,
As diamond in rock, or gold in clay.
We great in one, Moe great in ever. sort I
For terror, mastering our tragic misters ;
For mirth. beyond our ohief lords of disport;
Microcosm, rounding Rfe's joys and deader, ;
A central eye thst sun-like looks on all,
And wakens life where're it &mos to fill!
Our master, filbokespere I At thy feet &down
We bow the beads. before which others bow;
And offer thee of all our crowns a mown,
And Lords ourselves, thee for our Lard avow;

Tai You/organ Yarns AT WIIIIILIDOI.—The
MI:saMO of the National Rifle Association is lamed.
)e.. .toe aounotitiont for volupteera. 1. The
Ant stags of the Queen's prise, to be shot for with
bona fidit loos Enfield, 64 MO, lOU. sad IMO yards. The
best shot will receive dm silver medal such of the NO
best shots a Whitworth ride, value LIOO, tho National
Rifle dean:dation badge, and £5 in money. The pert
90 best shot. will obtain the monistic* help and E. 5 in
woosy;to the Nest 40 beet abate will be gives to El
tech, bus they will not las sanded to sompsto lath.
the second stage. Satraps* fee, Cl. Rash corps sub-
scribing El per company or subdivision to the feuds of
the senoiatioa will he entitled to end an competitor
without pepsin% of entrance foe; sod each corps sub-
scribing ES way sand two oompetitera 2. The Quem's
Wien, ease MO, to he shot for with the Whitworth
rile, at 800,900 sad 1,000 yards, seven shots at each
nag.. No askance fee.-3 —Prince of Wales'.
Pries of £lOO, to ho eampeted for by winners of
silver sad breast medals gives by the Notional
Amooistioa, sad woo sine lie last Witabiedoe meet-
leg. Weapon, Hut loag Salield, of boo Ode Gonna-
meet patters, and ranges £/0. 500, sad SOO yards. No
entraase fee.—t. The St. George's Mallen, Vass.
vain, 450, to be shot for by two representatives from
nob balsams in the Uoitod Kingdom, at 200 and 501
yards. &drapes fee sa. front such battalion which
has not wahateihed El per company to tin foods of the
National Rid. Aseociatiort —5. Moho
to bis snot foe by compvtitors &nap from Eagisad and
Scotland by Lord Bury and Mr. Horatio —6.
lntenntionid &Mkt lLstah. —7. Mr. Dillwyp's prise
of E 25, to be shot for at such dation or &Masses
within 800 yards oath. officers in &sap may direst;
4406906 the bons Ads Loa, &told, end no estrum fee
—B. Twenty whin* prises for easiest artillery
volunteers; aggregate value £5O: range 200 yard.;
entrants Si. 5e.-9. Mr. Bass's £5O, divided into tea
Vrfor sompetiton never won have nev won a prism at
bledois or any other siounty pries meeting; weepoo
the boistskie long SelleM. fin shots at 500 yard.;
ransom fee 61.-10. The Ladies' Consolation 46444466
for casopetitors who have not won • prigs during the
mestiag.

STITT MILLS •X NOUS IT TUX CIZZAT WIWI=
Elms, has been arrived at, by the careful and tonstent
improvement of the lommotive. The same mesas hays
made Haering's Magnetic Brushes and Combs equally
whet. limy are now the amepted and eartain yawl
for the agonies of Tie Dolorous, Nervous Headache,
ha., and restore the colour to Grey Hair in • few
weeks. _

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N.B. —Connterfells are being made.
Olio's, SS, Hsaisgbafl Street. London.
The following in an eatract from the Sewed Edition
ice DS) of the Translation of the Phermaeoposia of
Royal Dollop of Physisians, of Landon, by Dr. G.
F. Collier, published by Lamas* and 00. :—" h is Po
small degas& in this sompllation (speaking of Um
Pbanasamaiii) that we bane so purgative mem but
vita eontaine sloe.; yet we know that bonsomboidal
parsons esasot bear aloes, amps it be in the form of
cocsurs PILLS, whit& aided/ oomists of likak
smosmony, and soloirynth, wLieh I think are formed '
Into • sort of compound astraot, the seridity of whist'
is obviated, I sispeet. by an alkalis. proems, aid by •
berth ingredient (unknown to sas) of an aramatis tents
seism I think no better and no wane of it for It.
beim • platens sasdisise. I leek at it as an artiste el
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paths adhere la lawns asobstars.