The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-18 00:00:00

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of the Grand Cross of the Order of St Ma • s'
Lazarus to Abd-el-Kader. unee
The Cur has sent four very fine horses
to the Emperor Napoleon. as a pr,64,
The agents of Garibaldi in Liverpool have p
for the POW of 1'9,000 the steamer Casubria,ur-4W,
belonging to the Cunard line. °Merl,
Florence has just decreed • statue to Dania r,
beconesix.lecuetedtt by Enrico 1' of llbvenoa, ypriumd,.....t.rut-dhaa-mach.:ll
H. Philozene Boyer is preparing for the rens a P
, the well known theatrical
ulaglier, who was convicted
tet aviation of Mr. Carlyle's "History of the prthst
::::::°ll.6ltFosiOreaniicia:eig'do by hangiug himself at hi. re
enc. it,
Bloom shury.
nk
at Twor: 117-e,rtsangs.h.,teitrv.°ll:B;y:Croah.smnilFloanaSik:Goyari,:amikbitliedhe
,rremis:
at
(117"...i: 'sterling.)
-a for the murder of Isis wife, was
wt:ts)-kctoinbefrro,
an:
Kolnlirikiesiale,
s has honoured Mr. Juba lir
ILi.srfehroimas Ga.
cuted on Skater&
The marriage ire Lady Emma Stanley, only 46,04,
of the Earl of fin, 1'• to Colonel Talbot, saed
TI Cbarrt
Nsu.ir:d.a.y.,tthpeadt...nh reux
with several sitting, at his Ph.toffraPhisi ostaihkehemei
in ParliPmentutreet. .
The prospects of the h erred, are 'till Mortal
m se
favourable from all pasts tne country and
Ireland. In many districts s'eaPing has already
slated. the grain being Valk Ted in fair conditisa
Meadow. and pasture-lands are numnallY rich, end et
root crops excellent.
The National Gallery was &Mei to the pehhe
Meaday, until further netice, for alterations. It ss
customary for the gallery to be closed at this Period of
the year for a six week's vacation, bet, irorn the 'it..
sire nature of the alterations about to he effected, ma
ravening will be deferred beyond the customary pssiod
in October.
In the course of the twelve months ending at Lai,
Day last 2.895 poor persons were sent to Ireland too
the English unions ender the authisrity of the 14th ss
9tl. Victoria. cap. 117. The removals were, of eon..
chiefly from Liverpeol. The sums of money paig
then, on removal amounted in She whole to hi2S.
A fire occurred on Monday evening in an outboildiag
in the open space called the Fields belonging to the
South•Weeteni Railway Company. The shed ee.
destroyed, together with three wagons and some empty
pecking-cues.
A grand musical mass was performed Istely in Om
Church of St. Peter and St. Paul at Ostend In lava,
of the Christians in the East. Prime George of Prime
accompanied by his military household. was eresest.
The terrible fore,: of Bondy is manioc to gy
auctioneer's hammer. It iii a Crown land, and is siuse
to be divided into small lots, to be add to the bight,*
bidder.
Victor Hugo has at last finished hi peat pr,
romance, a companion picture to "Noire Dam de
Paris." It is called " Lea Maerables," and is to appm
forthwith. His publisher pays 60,0001. foe the fire
edition.
It cost no less time £159,138 to bring back to Ecighag
the soldiers who were discharged from the Indian mug
in 1858, on their assertion that they were only cilia./
to serve the East India Company. The number of them
discharged eoldiers was 10,235, but 119 reenlisted ia
leans for service in China.
The long-continued unseasonable weather has beta
felt already among the bees. Whole colonies are dyel.
of rtarvation. Hives that have hitherto produced Mi.
or 501 b, of honey, this season contain barely talkie&
to support the manufactures during she coining winter.
The officers, non-commissioned officers, and privatei
of the 13th Light Dragoons, have offered • reward of
2109 for the apprehension a the murderer or murderers
of the girl Slater, in the Queen'. Park, Edinburgh.
"The complete works of William Hogarth," owe.
prising 150 line engravings, with descriptions by
Truster, and an introductory essay on the penis of
Hocarth, by Mr. James Hanemy, are announced for
publication in November next, by Messrs. R. Cola
and Co.
The prize a no guineas for the best set of outline
drawings, illustrating the "Idyll. of the King," bass
been awarded by the Art Union of London to Mr. Pads
Priolo, an Italian artist, resident in Edinburgh. Mr.
Alexander Murano and Mr. E. Corbould obtained the
distinction of the second prize of 20 guineas each.
Lord Petre is the owner of she parish church sf
Childerditc.h. Essex, the value of which is £.150 per
minim, but being a Roman Catholic, be declines to
keep the place in repair, and it is consorjuently mama*
thas for the last eighteen months service has bed to he
performed in the belfry.
The Glasgow Free Church Presbytery has pealed a
vote of censure on she countenance given by sonar of the
citizens to the late exhibition of the prise-fighting,
Heenan and Sayer., in the City Hall.
The yearly average quantity of hops grown in the tam
years ending 1854 was not quite 36,000,0001 b. Twelve.
thousand acres have been since the latter date with.
drawn from the growth of hops, yet the tire years sub-
sequent prodisced nearly a double annual harvest of
bops, 61,000,0001 b.
In tire three city prisons there are at present 315 pri-
soners, of whom SO are in Neweate, 202 Os Whitt-cross-
street (debtors), and 33 in Holloway.
The Municipality of Marseilles has adopted an inge-
nious manner of celebrating the visit of the Emperor
and Empress to that city. It bu decided that 100 f,
shall be deposited in the wrings bank for every female
child born of poor French pareuta in Marseilles os the
11th, 9th, and 10th of the present month.
Arrangements are in progress for the erection el a
new bishopric in Australia, the seat of which will be in.
all probability at Goulburn. The Bishop of Murry,
writirg house on the subject, states that the church
lands there have become PO valuable as to afford • rea-
sonable hope that a suitable endowment and • proper
cathedral may be secured.
The struggle which has existed for the last six weeks
in the Mec. li,, department of the Nottingham laoe trade
still continues, with as little prospect as heretofore of •
satisfactory termination.

......
A Gertnan paper says that there are 37 Hungariaa
officers serving under Cara:midi, one-halt of whom west
expre:...ly from Hungary to Italy, the remainder having
been emigrants. Ten lung..rian officers, it adds, fought
at Melazw, and of them beven were killed or badly
wounded. . _

The disputes between Mr. Scott Russell and the Greet
Ship Company relating to the Great Eastern has. al
length been decided by the arbitrators, Menus. Hawk.
chew. M'Leau, and Fowler, awarding bun the sure el
RIS.OOO. . .

Charles Passingham, a small boy, was charged with
stealing three apples and a pear from the orchard of Mr.
John Webb, in Pelham-street, Southses. sod, pleading
goil)y, was sentenced to 21 days' imprisonment, with
hard labour.
correspondent of the Moe iie Kr de la Platt, writing
from Toulon on the 3rd inst., is loud us his praise of tie
performances of the iron-dad frigate Ls Gloire. Ho
sari that further trials have proved the great speed and
the general superiority of the vessel. IA GlOire
perfectly ready to form part of the imperial escort.
As it had been found impossible to work •double self
of officers—one for what is still Galled the Indian Army.
the other for Her Majesty's European regiments--in the
Chinese expeditionary force, those officers who hold ap-
pointments on the former establishment, such as
Colonel Hubert Bruce, At., have returned to India
The St. Leger shis yeer has been won by Lord Ails,
bury's Sr. Albans: Mr. Jaques' High Treason being
second, and Mr. Nichols Wizard third. Thermals/
ran, and was favourite; this borne muse in fifth, with
Umpire, the American horse, behind.
There lies in the Bank of Ireland Government etodt
aniouniing to 136,5.14, which was unclaimed ten Von
ego, and remains unclaimed still. The dividends mew
melated (also unclaimed) amount to 1:17,761
The Banish Covernment have just shipped at Nolfi
Woolwich twenty-eight miles of strong .timarine olds,
to be laid down pertly between Denmark and Simi's,
and partly between the Danish lahmds and the mais
land.
The Emperor Napoleon, we hear, is determined toll!
away with mendicity in his capital. A large beinliffi
now ready for the reception of beggars of bosh walk
who, after an examination by a commissary of police
ascertain that they are really unable to obtain went. cc,
infirm to perform it, are provided with food Mn
clothing.

EXTRAORDINARY BRICACH Or CoNritscr AM) IT°
Rziwurs. llowe'e WWI Cuahing's American Came
vieted Ihnnfries on Monday, and gave two exhibitime
in a large marquee on the Dock Park. At the email
exhibition something like • riot arose out of the mhos
by the manager to pay • sovereign to any one leis
should ride a mule three timee round the ring edited
being thrown off. 4. lad pawed William Quin. ob.'
iu the employment of Mr. William Teenan, ben°
dealer, Durnfriee, undertook the feat, and insisted tit
he had ridden the mule three times round the rind ID.
kept lii, seat, notwithstanding that the reins had WI
cut by one of the circus people, and everything bedtime
done to prevent his succeeding in the trial; the saamilS•
on the other hand, averred that Quin had not riddes
jockey fuhion, bad nearly choked the animal by cola*,
it round the neck, and had only ridden mem
the ring twice, • portion of the apeetators
interfered. Quin's claims were loudly backed by
• large number of the audience, and a isit'bil
uproar was the result, in which some of the bdor,
, were smashed. Quin stuck to the mule, em
proceeded to take it away home with him, followed tft
en immense crowd, cheering and yelling in a stsle,„
I great excitement, and evidently anxious to ascertain r
whereabouts of the manager, who had left the ammo!
his lodging. Flailed and unancoesaful in their welf,
a portion of the crowd went back to the circus, '°
one of the carriages, and threw it into the Nith
foot of the dock, from which, however, it was soon so:
tiered
recovered, only slightly damaged. It was rem
one time that the indignation of the mob, at what
considered the altar', practice of the Yankees, Ita4
them to tear down a put of the 'parquet, but th.
not true. The supenotendant of police, Mr. Mitr7
etas obliged to take steps for quelling the disterbao:;
the money was ultimately paid to Quin.
restored, and the streets soon resumed their wee
, quict. At the last visit of this Ciraill tolhlßdritti
similar occurrence took place. the lad Quin bs
occasion alai claimed to have won the money, 0b5!....
did not get. This, no doubt, on the present om..
gave additional energy to the remonstrances m
crowd. —Deinfries Courier.
Chinese atetAoel of tookileg Corwarlett
"A most curious eight," writes Mr. Mostrur'....„
Martin, "met our view on entering the feet'siti'
eve hundred Chinese were seen busily end557,..70,6
" mug the shape and covering with a bluish poses,,s,
" very lowest withered Tea leaves to imitate
this
" powder. If our merchants diaimarse
"practice, the Chinese could not possi ly disilmo7gdot
" male saleable the brown withered leaves to coo
" Gunpowder, the choicest and moat costly tee t__
" ported." Hernial/in and Co., London, keowisll
tomeru suffer much disappointment and lots fr005u:0•."
objectionable custom of colouring tee, imPorl
supply withotd any powdered raker ow ag 4;74
Hornunan's Pure Tea, secured in pocked.
agate in Ibis localny, as lid adveriamed in or