The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-11-03 00:00:00

A SCENIC ON CALVARY.

With labor'd step and sadden'd hew,
Bee the 'Men of Bonows," now
Approaching to his doom;
A motley crowd around him press,
And taunt their Life in sad dietress,
Yet bearing nought of gloom.
" Away ! away with Him !" they cs 7,
"To vilest death—" Him crueify,"—
Who dont to evaal God :
Thus in their seal they do fulfil,
Nought, but the pr ordained will,
Beneath the Boman rod.
Exhausted manhood fails at length,
And fainting nature yields her strength—
He sinks beneath the load;
And well he might, for then he bore
A weight the world ne'er new before
In that accursed wood.
The Mount escendee.—Now they see
A sight !--My soul, what min jibe'
On that devoted bill;
Grim death stales out in dread array
In bleached skulls and putrid clay
A same utuspeakable

Amidst that scene of death and woe,
The Saviour shrinks not from the foe ;
They nail Him to the Use.
On either side is crucified
• thief. the Saviour to deride—
No viler could there be.
Hell's fiends rejoice within each breast,
That thus their prey remain tinniest,
Eon taunting while He dim;
Nought else the bruised Saviour bears,
Savo the thief's repentant prayers,
And grants him Paradise.
Meanwhile, the Almighty Father shows,
By circuital signs, to Jessie foes,
Thb horror of their crime.
The Sun in clouds has bid his face
Ashasn'd ; and mews to end his race,
Though only in his prime.
The shuddering earth did likewise feel
The stroke that bruised her Maker's beef,
And trembled as He bled.
Her bowels yearned, while thus He ;died.
And hallowed rocks did open wide,
And yielded forth their.dead.
" It is finished "—He parts with breath,
And sleeps awhile in gloomy death,
To blunt itv fatal sting.
Rejoice I believe, the ransom paid,
Jesus a full atonement made
For sin—that cursed thing,
H. I). B.

Dorehester, October 14th, 1863.

FIAZEOL MURDER IN LIMERICIL—Mach alarm has
been occasioned in the locality of Bruff, in this,
county, by the perpetration of • murder, which came
to light on Sunday night, in the discovery, by the con-
stabulary, of the body of • man named Patrick Quinliso,
• baker by trade, whose remains were found, shockingly
mutolateed, upon the roadside at Ballinagoole, near
Grange. The skull was fractured in several parts, and
In) mice of a severe nature were apparent on the cheek
neck, and arms, m if inflicted by some weighty instru-
ment or bludgeon. Two men, named Thomas Hogan
and Thomas Shaughnessy, who were seen in the com-
pany of the decessed early that evening, have been
arrested on suspicion, and marks of blued, it is said,
have been diseerned upon their Mothing. For this mire
of them (Hogan) accounts by stating that be had a fight
with Shaughnemy. The prisoners are in meted,.
D ler AWN or KARL RV =ILL To THE FRI/KRAL DIET.
The following is a re-translation of the °Blend German
text of Earl Reseell's second note to Sir Alexander
Mallet :—" Sir,—You will be good enough to repents*
to the President of the Federal Diet that Her Majesty's
Government have reason to believe that the sower
which Denmark will give the Diet will chow her willing-
ness to modify the patent of the 10th March in the sense
of the revolution of the Federal Diet of March, 1860 ;
that is to say, by making the patent in question pro-
visional until the definite position of Holstein with re-
gard to Germany had been settled. In this manner
the estates of Holstein will retain their constitutional
privileges, as recognised by the /loyal patent. But
should this take place, Denmark hopes to obtain an
adjournment of the Federal execution. " You will re-
present to the President of the Federal Diet, that
Federal execution, even supposing it to remain strictly
limited to Holstein, could not take place without in-
creasing already existing difficulties. It is very likely
that the Danish Government would make reprisal and
institute • blockade very injurious toGerman commerce.
Such measure' would cruse as much bitterness in Gae-
-1 many ss would the Federal execution in Denmark.
I The dispute would then become embittered, claims for
damages would arise on both sides, and new difficulties
stand in the way of • peaceful settlement. Should
the war than extend to Schleswig and Jutland it would
have to be remembered that Austria and Prussia. as
well as Greet Britain and France, are bound by the
treaty of 1852 to respect the integrity and independence
of Denmark. This obligation would of college be ful-
filled, but might bring about fresh complications at
Frankfort. ' Her Majesty'. Government fully re-
cognises the claims of the Diet in Holstein and Leen-
burg, but is of opinion that, if the demands of the Diet
were limited to the German Duchies, they might be
satisfied without Federal execution, and without ex-
posure to the dangers attendant upon such an extreme
measure. "You are requested to give • copy of this
despatch to the President of the Federal Diet."
A BRILLANT LIGHT 105 THE WINTER EVEIIIIOB.--
The great improvements that are taking place in the
means of artificial light are most remarcans.. On the
introduction of Miters' or Hydro Carbon Oils, it was
believed that they would produce a complete revolu-
tion in this respect. 1511 recently,ho wever,there wen) mnat
valid objections to their use, namely, their disagreeable
odour, and in not • few instances their dangerous
character. Them objections have, however, been en-
tirely overcome in the PATENT CAMILINI On., which
was introduced last winter, and whieh has met with
meh an unparalleled demand. This Oil can now be bed
of respeeteble dealers, in !met parts of the Elngdom„
and when burnt in the PATINT CASSLINN Ltaie,it gives
• light most remarkable for its purity and intenseness,
and economical as that from the common Oils; the Oil
will also burn in soy Paraffin Lamp. The Cam:Dm Om
and LAMPS are supplied Wholesale by Messrs. CASSER.I.,
SMITH, Is Co., 80, Fenchurch-Street, London.
Great strength, combined with choice flavour, is con-
sidered indispensable in Tea, and to insure " • gold cup,"
the infusion muss he loads with young leaves. The in-
genious Chinese, with a view to disguiseand get rid of
brown withered sorts. "face" the leaf with mineral
colour, cowboy:wetly it is evidently that those who
desire reliable is. must purchase it undisguised:
such tee is imported by Horniman and Co., London;
their green is • dark olive hoe not bluish —it
I, with their black, strong, eery moderate, and °boles in
flavour. To insure Be reaching the purchaser at • fixed
'Jim, it is sold by accredited agents, in sealed packets,
with the price printed on each, and signed by Horuiman
and Co., original importers of the pure tea.
De. 14000GICIS PIM/10111C WAYIRR.—For Asthma
reed the following :—" Marry's Cottage. near Llandilo.
Sir,— I have been for fifteen month, afflicted with con-
firmed asthma, attended with violent coughing. I have
tried nearly all supposed remedies without any relied'
but, provideuta I
lly, I am happy to inform you that
was considerably relieved by taking two boxes of Dr.
inceek's Peleionic Wafent—You can make this publis.
WILLIAM Janne", Calvinistic Methodist Minister."
Da. Lococa's PULDIONIC Wallas Owe instant relief
silld cure of asthma, consumption, coughs, end
all dismdece of the breath and lungs. All throat affec-
tions are immediately relieved by allowing one occasion-
ally to dissolve in the mouth. To singers and public
sprier" they are invaluable for clearing and strength-
ening the voice. They have • pleasant teats Price
Is. lid., 24. 9d , and lls. per box. Sold by all medicine
vendors. Caution—Every box of the genuine medicine
has the words "Dr. Locock's Wafers" in white lettere
on a red ground in the government stamp, without
which words all are counterfeits and an imposition.
CORIOsITT SATIS7II.D.--Some people will probably
enquire why the name of the most precious of gems
has been selected for the "DIAMOND Ettact LEAD.'
The manufacturers will try to satisfy them, because
firstly on account of its purity. se•wly its brilliancy,
and thirdly, its great ralue.—Beckitt k Sons, London
Bridge, IL C., and Hull.
Retailed by all Oilmen, Chandlers, Grocers, Iron-
mongers, &C.
PARLIAMENTARY RIZORT.-111r. White, in his Report
to Parliament on the employment of children in Match
Manufactories (just published), alluding to Bryant and
Kay's; says "There is nothing unpleasant or objec-
tionable net.; the factory is remarkable for the ex-
oellence of its arrangement, both for the health and
comfort of the weiirpeople." This is very important
testimony, as in the saute Report the Commissioner
'peaks of the deceitful disease (narcosis. decay of the
lower jaw-bone) prevalent amongst those engaged is.
the manufacture of ordinary lucifers.
Bryant and May's Patent Safety Match ignites only
on the box, thus affording to life and property the most
effectual protection Mein fire.
THR ELeCTRIC LIGHT Is NOW PRODUCED IT THE latent
but immense force of the Magnet, precisely similar to
that employed in Herring's Magnetic Brushes. Dr.
:feral says, "1 regard them as the most =eat
Brushes hitherto made, as respects their mac
construction, and their Magnetical action." They are
the remedy for Grey Hair, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Its
N.B.—Counterfeits are being mad&
Offices, 51, Bminghalleareet, London,
Mime A PPRIMIATED.- It is satisfactory to find that
the famous " Maisons" was appreciated by the Germans
at their Greet Exhibition lately held at Hamburgh.
There. as here last year, it gained from all competitors
the only medal for its superiority. " Maisons." is pro-
bably the best food received from abroad. being the
very life of the Maim. No family should ever be Ma-
me it, either as a diet for the feeble, or as • luxury
,1
it is as economical as it is healthful The " Wixom"
it should be understood am be obtained from Grocers
Chemists, be —" Morning Herald."
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