The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

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REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

Tr KIN, 12th-August
The subscription to the new loan is dosed.
Three times the required amount has been subscribed.
Signor Manua has left for Paris.
PA RI,, Monday.

The papers published a telegram dated Ntri.m,
August 11th. evening, asserting that on Thurbday
night the t:aribahlians attempted to land at Aka
-
formic, near Reggio, and at Cambritello, but were
repulsed by the Royal troops. Twenty only are
said to have succeeded in landing, and were pursued
into the interim. The population of the whole
kingdom was perfectly quiet.
SALZHCIRG, An. 12.

The inauguration of the railway from Salzburg to
Munich took pkwe to-day. At the lil er given IS
honour of the event, the Emperor of Austria, 10
posing the health of the King of Bavaria, and. "Tbe
sentiments of unity, which, as neighbours we bear
towards each other, apply to all German sovereigns.
I cannot but joyfully direct my thoughts to the day
on which I grasped the hands of the Pune,: Regent to,
strengthen the unanimity which brings us togetho,
The Emperor concluded thus :--" The health of
the King of Bavaria; cheers for the brave people of
Bavaria." The King of Bavaria, in acknowledging
the toast said—" I hail with joy and full of hope the
late friendly meeting of the rulers if Austria arid
Prussia ; that meeting is a guarantee for Germ°
unity, for therein lies our power and strength. no
health of the Emperor of Austria. ic heerkl
Austria's true and valiant sons. ((beers for the
unity of the two great I :erman Powers.) laing lieS
the unity of the Princes and peoples of tiertuanY•

TIIR ROAD ?dr num. —On Saturday night tart.
man arrived at Trowbridge, in custody of two isho:
officers. who hail given himself uu as the perpetrator
of the child-murder at Road. lie was immediately
c lucted to the police station, which was presently
surrounded by an immense crowd, and I
magistrates' meeting was held, at which 11..
Stancomb and Mr. Linking (of Frome) were
It appeared from the evidence given by the osi•
stables who had him in charge, that about a quart'l
past I o'clock on Friday afternoon last, the prisoner
came to the railway station at Wolverton. lat
Stony Stratford, Buckinghamshire, and, accoshag
Sergeant Roden, of the railway police, aah"l huu
, if he knew anything about the Road murder. Tbr,
policeman said he only knew what he had rad ;
prisoner know anything about ? " Yes," 7141
the prisoner with much composure, " I did it. Tbr,
policeman then said he must detain him. WI
with the assistance of police-constable
;oodson, he was conveyed to the aro7
town. Stony Stratford. On the say he agag:
in a disconnected manner asserted his guilt.
stated that Mr. Kent had himself handed, the child to
him out of the drawing-room window, and that be
then took it away and killed it. lie mid he aro
pr 'toed by Mr. Kent a sum of inenoy, either LI ati
Lino, the officers were not perfectly sure which. 116
as he hail not been paid, and as he was sure the came
of Go.I was upon him, he had determined to
In reply to the magistrates, the prisoner aILiA"
Christian names were Edward John, but "he tall
ache, It
thisiissatsurname." Ile spoke in a porar,trsd.
bewildered manner, and complainisl greatly of ne,b,
has been so influenced
reports of the case as to be induced to declare
the murderer.
iliee opinion
htedh
cerperusal local
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nlf end. :Li:::

Printed and published forth. Proprietors by Fisplial
MaLLarr, Jun., of 4' Salisbury-terrace, Derc,l'.'e
Printer, at the °Sloe of The Dorset Corley .e.
Church-street, Dorchester. —Tusedity, August/4i 1.""