The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-10-03 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1865.

it borne. By the way, aewliat ssi mash wag ;in
mired UV ma inetilation Wialehta already rich, will the
same steppeges from avamen's wager be insisted on? If
If ens tmething more ought to be done with the money
than is at present eonteroplated.
That meat is dear, very dear; that provisions
generally are dear; that rent is dear—" there needs no
ghost to tell we that." Unhappily we all feel it, and if
the &agreeable statements shoal the disease in cattle,
sheep, pigs, and poultry be but half of them true, there
' is ao thanes of provisions being any cheaper just yet.
I am not surprised, therefore, to learn from a friend
who is engaged is a large shipping house, that the trade
In jerked beef i likely to be very nage this winter.
l+ou will well remember the puffery with which jerked
bee was some time ago heralded into notice, the pretty
✓itoria efforts that were made to stomach it, and the
universal failure. The jerked beef was jerked sways
indignantly, and people vowed they would never again.
think of it but with horror; but the scarcity of meat
has made people re-eoneider the matter, especially when
they lear that the specimens of jerked beef we
previously had in this eountry were not teem:alio -
specimens, and that a very great impmvernent can be-
made upon it. The inquiries, after shipments of South
American beef, are already very numerous.
Two deaths from Asiatic) cholera have receetly
occurred at Southampton. But there Is nothing re-
markable in a few isolated cases of mortality from
Asiatio cholera. Such deaths Nicer every summer in
London, and some have been registered this year. But,
thank God, we are too near (iota weather to have serioeir
apprehensions of epidemic cholera. The cool breezes olf
autumn wilt do more than all the re-assurances, mingled
with alarms of journalists, to allay popular *perishes'.
non. Instead of gathering up the fragments of alarm,
we should be grateful for what we may well consider',
praotieal exemptims.
The Orleans branch of the French Bourbons has an
arnession in the little Princess, here to Ole Cogent and
Countees de Paris. Although this family are in exile,
they are wealthy, and are surrounded by troop. eIP
frieads, especially among our Court and aristocrat,.
The ex-Queen, /feria Amalie, the widow of Ladd.
Phillip's, strictly speaking is one of the flpsabh
Boarbeng,"heing Vat- of the nnfirlienlete
ex-Sins 'trends leitn ii' Pivibably not so' leak
as he, Ns been painted;' hut she is still ressmiel
as the bind of the Orleans family, which sitiao
sista of the Comte de Paris, the Duo de Chartree, Due
de Netacruns, Pilot* Joinville, the Due &Amain and
the Due de Montpeasier. Whatever this family may
or may net have beta politically, soeially, they are,
beloved and heaciaemt; and the Frioperer of the French,
must sornetiman arfees when be OM how memiatraof
our Coneithalsessint with illtsaDglesna booth of that
us!torttnio• Ibt•llY4 'ltblink 44 permits out of 73 are
in exile. Neeother' family, em ettained to the same ,
,Bagftpeaa Menai is thaeltolurbont; no other has been
tido victim ellieselreeerie of feriae*. Their beery
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