The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24 00:00:00

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VOL. IX.--No. 451.
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, MAY 24, 1864. a.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY, a JUNIOR
REPORTER. He would be required to tale
sharp oil an Wire —Apply by letter, stating wages
required, to the Editor of the Telegrams, Castteetreet,
Salisbury.

patrimony forfsitsid by the unjust execution of emit
parent, on the ground that it is too llia to mak No
idealism

UTLAND.—The following extract from the islese
of • well known merchant in Jutland has bees he.
warded for publication :—" Renders, May 14.—Al-
though the armistice was to begin lest Thursday the
petition of affair, bens is as bad as ever. We have
both here and in the neighbouring country distriele
• larger number of soldiers quartered cm meth= &why
the previous eight days, and the Prussian eimansmilas
officer states that the artny must be provided ter with-
out any payment, but the landlords will get • reset*
obey the rho...eases Severs' granaries end shops how
been yealtk.htip, and sentinels placed before Arm
About 70 horses have been taken from the lowa, and
immediately carried southward. and I *Wpm., elo
maim of elms has been coolheaded and carried away as
above 200 000 dollen. My granaries in tows WM sok
molested, but three of my beat horses tekse. Petrels
haws, however, been at my warehouses at Hothead mad
Weer Ferry. At the last place the hooka were
away and examieed, and both my rriaary-kompertibl
were held resposaible that no pert of the min shoal
he remoeed. At Harkannd the yardmen wee eimMi
ye against the protest of ing manager • sad, se die
grain cannot 'is be turned, it will sees be Is
a damaged Mete.
ztt=w
P is eike
romise general
explain to him the assloqueses of esallei ss sts
warehouses. Me Pe 'moral is dated is base WI
yesterday at Archon** esearls tight eons is
the hen, bat could not Mid may pain, as be
it coutrabaad of war! All that is wantiag is that fhb
should he laid down we • role at • time whoa Desimsek
has raised the blockade and permitted grain to be ex-
ported from Mennen ports."

ALGIERS. MAnscatts, Thureda .—Advlese re.
°Weed firms Oran aanounee the ddssUo of the
greeter plat of Plittau In the starlivision of Naito
meaner. On the 41h 'easel Colonel Upswett, as Ws
return from Tient, was Attacked by a body :ef./MI
men. After a long combat the enemy wee
sill heavy lost The French bad one killed eXleTte
wounded.

CHINA. —BlisscsAa, April 9. The Imperialists
have been repulsed et Hinton'. Major Genies wee
...elided, and mayoral of big °Meets were killed or bakes
prisoners. Tbe Imperialists Cr. recoverieg frees Mb
reverse, and are again moving to atlsak Hlntaisg. TM,
are receiving large reinforcements. The rebels us be.
Hosed to be bemined in.

AXERlCA.—Frnenac Lou or Fern TM=WM
llu.—The fast of the series of groat battles Melt au
to deride the fate of Richmond has com of, and
although Mr. Liocoln claim. that the malt is, re lie
whole, favourible to tbe Federal Cr.,., ces haul se
butation in deeribing the engagement' of the feh eied
6th inst. as Confederate viotoree, more eeposiallv ie the
only aocounta that have cone to band ars from Northam
mem. In the battle of the eith Gemarals Hilt=
street, and Ewell opposed Generals Sodgwick.
and Warren. The fight lasted all day, and at ita don
tho combatant" tipper to have occupied v•ry nearly the
positions they took up at the commenowneet Two
entire Federal brigades were eaptarod. On the falt the
battle we, renewed. General Hancock, on the left, wee
driven back. Sodgwiok's corm on the right, mstlinua
Into confusion, and compelled to fell boa to Bumaides
mum, Later in the day the Federal mire me
peered; thus the left, right, and centre of the Fedoni
army were all beaten On the night of the 6th Leo
began his retreat to another line of defame, sear
Spotayirmiia. The loom on both sidew were hoary, but
t 0.... of tha Foderels, as the att.cliing forge. amid
nave been enormous. Le clams to ham repulsed the
enemy at every point, but be hast:oarmt law el
mane brave men, amongst them the t Leepkeet
"everely wounded. Let us hope the wound is NA
of • nature to ...tinily deprive the Confederate of his
much needed verrice. It is plain that another bait*
perhepe three or four, must take place before the
Federals reach the outer defences of Richmond. Wham
there they will have to attack Hoeg, declared on good
authority,to be more formidable than the Soma Torres
Vedras. There were battle" on the Bth. 9th, sad 1.016.
On the 11th the Confederates had fallen back epos
stronger position than ever. The Federal geseral•
Sedg wick and Warren had beta killed. Twenty mike
of country had cost the Federal' 40,000 killed. woandod,
and mining. And the Confederate lag 6111111$11 se
defiantly as ever from Richmond.