The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-06 00:00:00

lIOCSE OF COMMONS.

In the Commons, on Monday. the Bankruptcy El
was read a third time and yawed. On Tueiday ti,
' Imprisonment for Debt Bill was read a thin l rime red
the House went into Committee on the trovinity
Test. Bill. On Wednesday the adjourn.' debts- •:a
motion by Mr. Pell. that the agricultural retorts, now
made annually should after this year be discontinua
and collected every fifth year instead, was re.encd,
hut the motion was, aftersome conversation withdrawn,
On Thursday the dttorney•Gesseral'll motion for leave
to bring in • bill to appoint a towel-Mon to is rims
into the resent corrupt practices amongst the frees...k
of the city of Dublin, was atoutly opposed ty toe
Opposition, hut upon a division leave was givers by a
majority of 2.39 to 131 i. The bill was subsequently real
a first time. On Yriday, on the report of ttm Asse.el
Rare. Bill considerable time was occupied in dealing
with numerous ameodesuits which were proposed; but
at length the measure was got through this stage. and
•t.role for third reading. During the day situp.
University Tests Bill parsed through committi e.
Proven was made in cournittce with the Gonda.. '.6
Diractaes (Animal.) Bill. The evening sitting was it-
pensed with iv a' count" at nine o'clock.

Ptrachtcli isPa‘,l to have been discovered on the
line of the Pecifie

Duiuso the put week •.?; wrecks have been rcputel.
making for the present year 1.2:.7.
SACIAMINTO P•oees glee lons accounts al the funeral
of John C H • the • Benaci• Bow."
Tut "Countess of Derwentwater's" trial coin's
in July. Tl2lll claimant Is to appear in person to gine
eviAence. .

TZLIGRAIN from Zarin), stat: that If. ifar.L:ci
that town for Eashuad on th., *.:.:th ult. Ha iLten.l: to
fizb rtuiLr,c In I.,nnon. _ _

ittrits are at the preasot moment no less than i.
petition, for a septration inscribed by husbands sal
viva. at the Palace of Juetios in Paris _

*hie I. ”ly foandin the U.k, in iepte-mber, 1,47, has
been exhumed and examined by a sureeon. It bore no
marks of violence, and thc opinion now prevails that
there is no truth in the statement of the iself.scno
man limper. _

THI foundatioa-stoo• of the Smithfield Martyrs'
Memorial Claw& W• 4 laid on Tueaday afternoni by
1,1.1 she' tosbnry. The church is for the new district
,4 St. Vett,es. sot IS to be built in dt. John-street•ronl,
London.

luau lowa saw-mill recently, a visitor t.cched
swiftly revolving circular with the forefingei iif his
right hand, and it mu cut off. In describing how t•
accident happened, the visitor reached out Ili* left for.-
finger to the saw, when it too was cut off.
HOLLOW AT'it PILLS. Good Spirits. Every
one hao frequently experieneed midden pergo-al
from gaiety to gloom. The wind and weather
reeelve the blame wheel • fauno digoot
alotie the cauor of the deprnoi.ox .1101horat% I•.. •
can he honadly revomended for regulating • di. Id. r.. 1
otonmeh and improving diuedion. They entleele tl.••
oenoe ullnwe and oppreeeon slur own,. 'The) t Itar
furred tongue and act a., holeootne otimnlant to the r,
and ao • gentle aperient to the loorek They healthful!) e•L.,
holy and mind. Holloway'. Ono are the hest known intuit.
for want .4 appetite. nanoti. flatulence. heartburn. turu r-
depreodan. and that apathy nu chiracteriuic .4 why.u. z
derangement .4 tbe digedom.
FATAL A OCIDIXT TO A PLUMS! PA ItTT.—On Mon•
day evening two young women met with their death.
in a rather singular manner at Hollingworlh. near
Rochdale. About half-past nine a pleasure party. in-
eluding (our young women and two young men from
Todmorden. left the Fisherman's lon, Hollingworth.
near Roohdale, to drive round Hollingworth Lake. At
the toll-gate the horse beaked, and dipped down the
embankment into the lake. One young woman jumped
out before the vehicle plunged into the water, and
another was discovered in an insensible condition
restored to life. The two young men were saved. Miss
Holt and Mies Brooks were drawn out of the lake dead;
the horse wan drowned.

A MONK. KILLIED DT LIGHTNING. —At the Trappist
monastery of Soommont, near Chimay, Belgium, the
monks were oecopled, three days beck, in the fields
when a violent thunderstorm tame on. Brother
Aloysius, who was managing a hapmsking machine
drawn by two horses, led it to the boundary fence which
was formed of iron wire, cad knelt doers beside ir.
Suddenly a violent clap was heard and the electric find
struok the monk, the horses taking fright and startin‘
off. The Trappists seeing their companion fall hastened
to his assistance, but found him dead, with his legs still
bent in the attitude whisk be had smarmed. On his
body were found two large and deep burns, one on each
side of the &-.t, and under the right arro•pit s white
vpot with a very distinct representation of a tree I. fell
foliage.

hi•Nrrn aud Puhi,,hod. rharolt-stroet, Ircheeter.
by 1t Arom 111 Cu, I'..ist A Fordingiva. tor
:u 41 co•F”prTtor.

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