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

01 iscellanto ws.

The army of Rome is stated to amount at present to
24.512 men.
Cardinal Wiseman has recovered his health so fax en
to be able to leave Rome for Castel Gandolfo.

General Wyndhani died at Cackermouth Castle on
Thursday week. The deceased General was one of the
few survivins, Waterloo veterans.
Several tricom,and Turkish medals for distribution
g the British army arrived by the Olympus leek
week from Constantinople. . .

Ur. Alderman Slane; has been returned for Stafford
by a majority of 387 over Lord Sandun.
The Count to Paris and the Duke de Chartres had an
interview with the Einp mr of Austria lately.
.mm i 1111 l ate of Brown's Hospital, Stamford, has entered
upon his 104th birthday.
Lord Paninure is again reported to be greatly indis-
posed•
Some of the wines belonging to the late Archbishop of
York have realised 140 s, per dozen.
The Eton and Westminster bostrace took place on the
3rd inst. at Putney. The former won by 150 yards.
Miu Vanderhoff, the celebrated actresr, died on Wed.
nesday week.

Tmops of squalid Irish continue to arrive in Patio
from Rome in the most destitute state.

Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope announce law
disembodiment of the German Legion. The litheme bee
proved a total failure.
Tim Princess Frederick William of Prussia nowdevotee
much time to sculpture, under the tuition of a dis-
tinguished artist of Berlin.

linhfax papers announce the death, on the 16th ult.,
of the Hon. Etrenton ilaliburton, Chief Judicv of Noes

rho English A iiihtutaaJor at Vienna, Lord Loftus, boo
quittvtl.that city for London on leave of absence.

A ti.:lst took stbsee us Southamptuss oil Mon,ley
the fills lust.. between two boatmen. named Saunders
and Welch. in which Saunders was killed. Welch is •
noted oriliat.

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A Liverpool captain has been fined CAI for obtainiag
ssilorf for his vesud through the medium of ethers, is
viidation of the Merchant Shipping Act.
Kossuth and Klapka, and a large body of Huasariam
refugees, the latter military organised, are, it is ca
-
ported, at Itucharest, prepared to lava& the esuatry
anil get up a revolution.
Sir Jame. Brooke, the Rajah of B.rairak, hos so tar
recovered los health as to he aide in tiika the teeintatid
if a veasel fitte I out for a crusade wind the pirates
in the Gulf nf Borneo.

The Emperor intends to take A 04A maim ia
his yscht I:.ticle. The sere •-steriners La Sinn 11114
L'lseie are, it is •aid, to be prepared to attend on his
linierial Majesty.
Princess Napoleon and the Princess Clothilde are
insikinz preparations for an excursion to Switzerland,
during which they will %Wit their estate on the burden
ut the Lace of Genera.

Last week two children, who had fallen into the
Menai at Kirkdale, were saved hy Lieuten.,nt Norfolk,
who in two consecutive plunges reached and brought
them ashore.

Dissensions Imre sprung up among the members of
the Royal C 'salon appointed to inquire into the
state of tie ducky.rds, kc., and Mr. Ricanlo. M.P., the
ebnirnian, lots resigned. He will be succeeded by Ms.
F. Peel, M.P.

A Mr. Bleckner, son of the author of the "History of
Nottingham," %witnessed the execution of Fenton, the
Walkiughain munlerer. Next morning Mr. Blackout
hangoi I swlf in his bedroom.

A-fourth regiment of Z.du-a-Ves is about to be created,
we hear; and; the French regiment, of the line, now
103 in number. will he augmented to 110.
The Hon. and Row. liaptist Noel having announced
his intention to hold Ifivine service in the saloon of the
Fronkfort liotvi in ffumidurg, • large assieiubl•C•
attended at the place of meeting. They were met by •
prime I notim from the Government that the service
was not to take place.
The amateurs of the Savage flub, who organind the
recent perform meed at Drury Lane in aidl of tLe children
of Hobert lirough. contemplate playing the &mese Club
Itorlemion of " rho Forty Thintet." at Ilaucheetor awl
Liverpool for tile same ii nevident purpove.
The koiiil Yolit S disa.trioi ILegatta at Cowell lust week
.Ire wa crowd .4 visinirm to the town. and 'wafted off
very ...apifortordy. It terminated on Saturday, whoa
ii.e .e.o. I var.ous memhers of the ILyal bandy
arr.: r ciii

F.d an.:elle says that a day or too aim
On w Ire dog, Mt., the nevi& near Geai
imme I..tiy erterwerds west to the
fe.4 ol the ferry ef.,ir, mal felmi h.m but little iisjUnoi
iv th.• trememioui le ill. The cram emmrim
IneNl to convince wine Increilitiums immune. —Neat York

trchhisho!. of Yt.rk has eipooitell Dr. Vaughan.
•Atz£l.4lla.wr of If mom 8 :cool. to tiae vicarage of
Done oecr. r want by the .lenth of to Rev. J. Sharpe,
It wi I bc n.int.iu ...re I that Dr. V.ingliali waa
•rn t ; the lheitorrie of Itoclerstrr. but after eon-
r tiou .tertille it. flr I. an vioin..ut ustiolar awl au
..lo 'Rent. !.rewrlier, RINI wh,ch Dr.
V.u,re-i it ,t ott. I to Lave az,vpted. if a moat. gratifying
.12k, to tle itOrtoitact, of Done ...ter.
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TO C ,t'easpt 1., ~Iro,liice im•lm in ova from l!and
itito the rivri, of Taseaaalit all i.titatralia ha/ fat the
which coureve•-• toe iiitrrerti6c freii'ht huring had
a ion.: anti klaravatml.le iaeiaage. Time &dare is trace-
Ire to a deticimmcy of ire 'AD time Water 11l the
Vi" ...ions at toe low temperature oceemeary.
Ti.. E uperor Napalemen letter to t.'ouni de Perairny
I'mmiliitiiriitm..l al) loy !wm4 of the Tuna journal.. The
&pen, consider:, it iii the light of a confirmation of Ile
principle of aitin-intereentiiiii in Italian •Ifaira and of an
indirect reply on the part of Eraoce to the fueidita con-
ference, the stipulations of clilclm have nut begin favour-
able to Italy. . . .

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A brooch, which hem been hientified A. helollgi 14 to
create.' ao mach sensation.
yueaingli‘iWumo:nls. The brooch was lying
Charlotte Yugaley. wheal mentor by John William
i8ei.:1ba,.....0. nfotemtihd in three
in a hol ow covers,' with weeds. The brooch has th.
for gallant eon-
faatening.
.n.I upon private Samuel Motif,
Tie queen has conferre4 the Vieteria Crriaa twon J.
A. W.. 1, 20th Hoinuay N dive Infantry. mil Lau-
tenants A. T. Moore and J. G. Malcatuaoct, 3rd
apileille"ilaaran;Y tice(-I:ottat I Nrviirlyliiii:mrg (01:ItitiDer vio,isaelieTnelt:ayaci:rn"t bir:"Yilt:
oafactthien N 2711 Zealand;
Military Train, for bravery it
Aziragar.h.. . _ -

Alvlml-Kader is at the head of three thousand
Algerians is at this moment firmly believed, though
how he came by his Algerians in Elyria remains a
mystery. However, Alidel-Kader is to preside over
one of the new nationalities, under Frimg proteotioe--
that ie saderstood to be settled.

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