The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

gartign aid) Colonial tatilligcnce.

FILANCE.

The A/mileage, after • long eilence on the subject of
• Empress's visit to Scotland, publishes the follow.
I abort paragraph -The and blow which her
ije sty the Einpniss has experienced in her family
tions having rendered a change of iii- necessary for
r bealth, her Majeety left three days since to make.
U a most private manlier, a journey in England mid
ot-and for • few weeks. Her Majesty Fft on Wed.
ado morning (of last week), 111111 the Emperor
stimpaniell her to the railway station.
It is roported that Count de Morny is about to start
' Home on • ajPecial mission, with an autograph letter
wit the Emperor. It has been boldly iusintaineil in a
lit 'cal pliansplikt that the Emperor ought to be 111.4
.M Pope ; that it would be greatly to the aelvantoe
France to be made independent of }Louie, sod that
• supremacy of the Gallic-in Church ought, in the
tet interest of the nation, to be vested in the Crown.
The Paris papers assert that the necessary measures
mu been resolved upon by the directors of the
.ukiab Bank for baying up the Kaimes at Constanti•
pie, said withdrawing them (ruin circulation.
scuovas ram PARIS.
ne following hide budget of rumour", reports and
miss of war in Venetia, risings in Hungary, intrigues
Turkey, and movements in Germany, is from a Paris
r in the Times.
Explanations, it I. said, have been asked of the
aedmontese Government by the French Foreign Office
I. whether it is with the knowledge or sanction of
• former that Garibaldi Imo signified his intention of
tedking Venetia in February or March next. The
lower will doubtlesas be in the negative, and with it
ie Foreign Office must content itself. The plan attri-
'led to Garibaldi is to land on the Dalmatian coast and
4 into Montenegro ,• to raise the population of the
k Mountain, in order to compel tl:e Austrians to
a considerable force on that side while the Pied-
untese are busy before Venetia. The Garibalilians and
uctenegi ins inmht keep the country for a much longer
Mb than would be necessary fur the liberation of the
Italian province, and this would be promoted by
te riming in Hungary, which to all appearance is inevi-
de. Persons of very strung Austrian opinions think
at there is no e‘cape for Austria but in the surrender
f Venetia on almost any term.; for that an attempt
ill be made on that province, and that Hungary will
.1E44 by the occasion is certain. The Huugariaus are
inch more active than people suppose; large deptits of
rens are at hand. The Hungarians would be much
,aappointed if Austria were less obstinate; for their
at chance is Venetia. And yet there is at present no
,ga that Austria will accept the only solution likely to
.mrpune, if not prevent, the breaking up of the empire.
tria is aware of the danger that is hanging over her,
id is determined for war. French emissaries are most
dive among the Christian populations of Turkey.
he non-Catholics are urged to join the Latin Church,
i order to claim the protectorate of France; and, as
nis is not confined to Turkey in Europe, the Porte will
sea enough on its hands. This, I think, you may rely
pen. The fact of agencies being also employed in
serinany is one which has been more than once stated,
at which there is now good reason to believe.