The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

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Forty non-commissioned officers and men of various
cavalry and infantry regiments, who have recovered
from their wounds and sickness, left St Mary's invalid
establishment on Thursday morning, having been dis-
charged, owing to their lIIIIMU/11111fOr further service.
The Curacao., 32, screw .frigate, Captain T. Manson,
will, on her return from Cherbourg, be fitted with extra
accommodations to convey Lord Stratford de Radcliffe
to Constantinople.
Ntw MILITIA ACT—By an act JILT printed •n Act la
revived and continued for three years to enable Her
Majesty to accept the servioss of the militia out of the
United Kingdom.

DIRTciN FllOll THZ ARHY.—Between the lit of
October, 1867, and the list of March last 8,822 soldiers
dmerted from the ranks of the regular army, sod 6,614
from the militia. Of tho runaway soldiers 3,038 wore
recovered and restored to the wiry's*, while 5,193 of the
militiamen were recovered. The expense for the appre-
hension of both classes of deserters WU shout 111,833 ;
and the expenses incurred on amount of billet*, £5,051.

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DiATH OP M. Sousa. —We regret to learn that
bf, Alexis Moyer, ao deservedly fatuous for hic labours
la the art of gastronomy, died suddenly Thursday night.
As one nf thoae who hare reMly contributed to break
down the abaurd and wasWal system so common In
English labium*, and to train up a slue of cooks whoa'
knowledge extend' further than the commou feat of
boiling " a thnusanda pound. of meat a hundred hours to
mite one basin of broth," M. Buyer la worthy of mew
lion and regret. Wu believe, too, that the military
kitchen* wl-11.th he superintended In the Crimea went
eminently anooesaftil, and that his memory will haler,
aasociated with the rettolleolien of litany a welkooked
meal, in the mind of the British soldier,

The *lmpartment In the °got of appropri.
ated lu {lie 111114i1111 Of 411. Duke of Wellington Is now
open to the Inspection of the public,. A sarcophagus,
IWO" snit 111441111 In IS. struelure, now 001111111111-ihe
coffin, whloh on the day of the funeral waa Mooed on
lii. tomb of Nelson The milerlid le Ourntab purph/rY,
of a dark brown solour, with yellow markings, and the
01911111• Iii 00111111 of an heraldic Orihli oilseed upon a busa
Ai 11110 h so, end of the hiserlptions, one 110014111 i Si.
name, the other the dates of the b rth and death of Si.
111 iistrious deceased. The beee upon *Well the lam.
phagno reale Is of the ordinary light unpollohed &tonal*,
adorned hi each WOOr with a Ilun'a hoot The louring
Is eumposed of Minton tiles, arranue4 In s emote
pattern, and the apartment la Ilghtal by jibeof gee
rising from four polished eandelabre of &NMI, Pilfer.
head (finite, Ti. remonstruation of the dour has e 5.
teioded to the 'pertinent appropriated to Lord Nelson'.
sapoophagus, what may be won In the beologround by
this visitor who miters Si. rooting plea of the more to
depaiieol hero. Altogether the offset of the
elhoinher and its eontente, with Si. aesoolatlons belong.
log lo It, is mot solemn and linpressiva. Th• madam
who desire to see the proposed Ilk for that Wellington
Monument, which lo now mush a prominent mobbed for
iii. 0111410 n, ono: he Informed that the Bishop', Comdatory
°mart In the south•weet aisle, towards the tostreinily or
tho nese, iminutliately opposite the Consistory Chapel, is
at preseut the shown spot.