The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

jorrign intelligtnet.

Avarua is in favour of the eonferenes on the Romani
question aa a means of preserving pewee.
IT it annoaneed that a woman in New Orleans, not.
yet forty. has married her eighth hushing.

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Tux Marquis de Casey, -Om prince of boa visawra..
writes, " ludigartiosi is an ingratitude of Om stomach.'

Pool' Ifunnumr. —Admiral Tegetboff has at last
obtained the body of the late Emperor Marimilian from
the Ilexican Goverdment.

AN old lady died in Mains recently, at the age of 52,
who had 225 descendants, My of whom were in the
Union army during the late war.
A woman in Providence, R. 1., refused to marry her
lover on the very day assigned for the wedding because
be had shaved of his mosstsebe.

San &roar or A Farms LADY.—A very melseehol
history has juat some to light A young lady. the-
neeted with tbe first French families, left her home.
owing to its dimensions. Fcr some time she lived es
some little mosey that abs bad saved, and when thin
failed, she rented a bumble room in a most bumble.
locality. Here for • time she supported herself by
needlework, but it failed to bring enough, although she.
worked nights, well se day—sewed as thee • shroud,.
well as a shirt. Possessing an eztrairdinary beauty,
and an air dialogue, bee features soon botritid the
suffering 111211 endured. Touched at her eondition, the
neighbours offered to render her various little helps,
which she uniformly declined with entitled., and exhi-
bited at the same time a pride that prevented such
offers being renewed. Bbs was some seen to amilti:and
seldom heard to sigh. Too virtnens to well her-elf, she
repelled the overtures of vice. Two slop elapsed with-
out her being seen. The landlady, in forcing epee her
door, found her in bed, in all the lovidintee of death—
suffocated from the fames of obareoth A letter lay by
her side, addressed to one to whom she bad never told
her love, and another asking forgiveness fsr puwleg
an
end to an existence only to be prolouged by a life of is
"Jung DI -ui C/LLAIL" (It istenings reeaff to my
memory a charming legend, that of a silver cup, 'toe!
ad rued the defunct Paris Exhibition, under ti's num-
b r 178. Amor( the toasts drank in Holland at that
private banquets during the two last centuries, the one
called "John is the Cellar" was seldom passed over. It
there was amongst the company a lady nursing lb*
sweet hive of soon becoming a mother, they drank the
health of the invisible guest, of John in the Cellar. A
special cup was wed for that toast. On the foot of the
cup there is a small hemispherical raising, pierced
thr..urh at the sides and abut on the top by a hinged
lid. That raising sentains a small child kers with •
II *ter at the feet—a hollow ball or a piths of cork.
What the cop is filled up the •ith enters the secret
bole, and raises up the child Mitre, whith, having 00
other issue, lifts up at last the lid, and shows itself
entirely. Of ware' the symbolical cup was alweye
filled up with much oh/otitis. -Sam free' the
Cootie/1K
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Datum OP AN seems agreed that
the Sasprese Lynn will Mend godmother to the third
child the Empress of Austria is exported to awe wen to
ber bonen.' lord. That will be a seer bond between
the two Imperial Court, "The new re stale," yori
Will 1.7• You are partially right, but I OM certainly
the first to give you the nose. It wan not many
minutes after it was milled lfa at lb* ..Twilifilee
between the Emperor of Airmen flee their =simnel'
that the Se peen Sagsali would be the sponsor to Om
expected little /Onager- it bed been already smeared
at Rasher, - that the following oonvereatiso sue.,
rook pleas lotteries aa Empress aid so Upon* :-The
Entlwees " What • denims maw the Archdeehisi
Imperial been-Citella I It is simply delightee r
BaepPror : "That mos arsi the Broprsoes shuioo •
I. it not eulpaular esineideues that the Arehdoebeis
Onalls and the Prince lapsalel IMO borne in the rim
yew r—" I bad not thought of it I tree, both were
bars is MM."- " I was the most happy of wthan last
sight"- "I sincerely nines at your ilansifi
Aye, bet is was only • drears."-" Can it not
be rediesd r -"It would depend much oe 'ow Maj
and the Sonwers."-Tites it is dam. May I a4c *bat
MIA your lisi•ssy's &omit, madam r -",chell I tell?
Well, the Priem Imperial was twooty, married. and lb.
cams of the Primo.. Imp rie was. we. •
The &wen* was &dashed ; hie fan enloored and thee
whitened; hut he moos rreovered. Lad end aniline',
"What • nice counts they woeld make r The reamer-
witien we. Awned there by the estraece of so usher,
who amounted the Primo sod the Prow* de Met-
ternich. Albeit, Soho remembered that the mom-
'dished Dumbest d'Orleass had also stood sponsor to one
n. our Qteee's shildres-the Pristine Helens. -Sews
frees 'AP analogue.

IT is particularly nalOOOOKI that all o.olloooicatiOlie be
a ldreserd to •"Die Miter," and sot to say Maividesi
by name.
Payer= and Publiaised her the proprietors, at their
Mlle% Olocreti.etreet, Dorchester, by Fawn= GILL
FOOT, 01 the Pena of Fordmitea, ic the Curreiy et
Dome.
Turley, November II hISI.
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