The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-15 00:00:00

foreign an Colonial futtiligtnte.

FRANCE.—The Herald's Path correspondent says :
—" It is whispered in Paris that the illness of the
Empress, while on her tour Is the provinces, Krises from
Her hisjody being eacimite. It is reported that the
Falterer was se pleased with his reeeptiosi a* Clermont,
at which eveat De Morny took the ft. 4, k,Poilts of the
magistrates, that the title of Duke trantioNTairlid upon
him by his Majesty." 'The eorrespOndent seffitr—".lt
remains to be men whether the French people Will ap-
prove of titles not earned on. the Bad of battle." Tpoe
same writer reports the despatch of more troops and
artillery to Meaioo. Up to the present time the expe-
dition to Maxine-has wet 55,000,000 francs. It is said
that Monis •of every kind are provided for a forte of
95,000 men.

--T-I:4;Treree Napoleon ia proceeding upon his tour,
and scems to enjoy it. lie has been at Bourget, and
addressed We Mayor and the Bishop, gratifylug both.
To the former he eommunicated the fact that in coassi-
gnees of its central situation he was about to create
• great military establishirent at Bourget, which, in a
nun* point of view,that In which its Mayer &chiefly in-
tervene, perhaps will be advantageous, and he informed
the Bishop that na would *lmbrium every opportunity of
expresaing his reopen for religion.
AUSTRIA.—A proposition has been made, It is said,
by iollsintial pehho men in Germany, to the effect that
• preliminary Parliament be livid at Frankfort to
deliberate on the means of realising German unity.
Members of the Austrian Parliament have received an
invitation to join the rioriferanos, but it is supposed that
seitheathese nor thous of Bavaria and Wurtemburg will
attend.

RUSSIA.—TIie Government of St. Petersburg is
attempting to trample out the revolution in Russia by
the armed heel of military 4mmotista. The sentences
at several courte-martial on °Moira and soldiers are
published in the official journal as a warning and terror
to all recusants from the Imperial regime. One lieu-
tenant and two sub-lientimanate are to be shot, and a
private soldier has been ccudernned to run the gauntlet
six times of one hundred soldiers, each armed with a
knout, we and afterwards te espiate his
*Neves in Siberia br twelve years.
pißßlCA.—Presidoat Lineoln had made a mys-
tenons_ journey facopuile from Washington to West
Niel,. Hudson River, to see.Gtheral Scott, with whoa
he bad a consultation which lasted Ave hours. On his re-
turn he was called out agthe railway rtation of every city
he passed through, and be responded to the calls in a
speech which made his auditors little the wiser, as to the
ot ot his journey. The prospect of intervention by
England and Frame', we ami telt was being everywhere
I testy canvassed. •
Barna irons Itioamonu.—On the 28111 bet. the
Oonfedembe, having been reiaforeed by Stonewall
Jackman, atteekril the right wing of the Federal army
before Beolinand with _heavy force. Severe fighting
continued during two days, with heavy lots on both
sides. The rodent% by order of General 31:Ciellan,
receded severe/ miles, hotly punned by the Confede-
rates. The Federal* thee made a stand, and held their
Position. The Pedersli are started to have retreated for a
strategic pumas& No official intelligence has yet been
reeesited. The fighting probably continues. The
telegraphic commortiestio• has been interrupted.
Information 0440104 from liable sources leads to the
belie( that General Barbed* was to attack the Confede-
rate defeppesnerr Richmond on the 28th inst.
Rev Tula, July 1 (Morning.)—Fresh reports have
been retched of the late fight before Richmond, accor-
ding to which General fireball* has contracted hie
line*, and masted his troops between the Chickahominy
and James Rivers. The latter constitutes his base of
operations. Wilkes House has been abandoned, mid the
right wing of WOlellan's army has been driven mimosa
the Chicitahmiiiny. On the 27tk ultimo the Confede-
rates =Ade en attack on the right wing of the Federal'.
Thq division of Stonewall Jackson attacked M'Clellan's
division otreseriree on the extreme right. After • light
of three hours Jackson was repulsed. The Confederates
thqa made sereret (attacks en the Federal; right wing,
an* revere fiibtitig endued. General WCiellan then
commenced the strategic movements for which he had
heed preparing ; his whole right wing fell back and
erteestid the goner aide of the Chiekahomlrry in rear of
his lit wing. He afterwards wade for James River.
The evaanatien el White House was eompleted on
Saturday atternalso, this Federals carrying off all their
material, , The attest at Vicksburg by the Federal
Beni in fore, iaimiaincnt. ,
lir You June 28 (Horairtg).--It is stated that
the 'atria Geniral Denham will be court-martialed
for siliedienoe of General Hunter's orders in attacking
the bakeries 'before Charleston. General Freinont
%stud to be relieved from his command, because General
Pepe bad been appeintedover him. President Linooln
ban &speeded to General FltemonVa request, and appointed
Geneva Rufus Kingentake his place. Southern papers
state OM groat edibles are being made to bold Inas-
burg, ,Preeident thaeoln has seat to the Senate a
treaky wade by the ;Arneriosa Minister, loaning to
Merupll,ooo,ooo aekh At New Orleans, the Federal
Lautrio,Bridis haling futon a slave to be his servant,
by *re retook him, from Riddle. The
owner Mite t renpini condemeed to two years' Imprison-
months the patiih gaol, it,having been decided that the
Federal aria, taistbeve everything it requires for its

NSW YORK, June 27 (Evening).—Generals Fremont,
Bkakke, eat IlliftrwelFs forces have been coosolidated
into qs army, and General Pepe hes been assigned
to Am pitied conausud. The gnawer Lemphis, from
ilfeiiis lias. run the Charleston blockade. Fedetel
i stale that tbe Federela attacked James Island,
neki arleston on the 11,th insk, and were repulsed,
after ftierhouril' haul fighting, with a loss of 660 killed,
wablicted, Mid misshig. The Fedi/rids were obliged to
retreat under cover of their gunboats.
MEXICO.-11,e Patric siva that Franco will never
treat with James When the French army has entered
tbe ally el Ilezieo. The Mexicans will be consulted,
and their wishes iernpuiesselY respected. France will
only quit hiesiar After the complete execution of a
have treaty. The PINION Metes that the army under
o*.ral Foray will eteramise several divisions el
infehtry, and a proporthmete member of batteries. The
mine paper also says, tbstit is doubtful whether the
departure of General Forey will take place on the 26th
hat.
Intelligence has reached Madrid from Xezjpe,
to the effect that a provigionsil Government KW
been lemeed, ea the 16441 Mt., composed of five leil7
cit.. Theme asie charged with the &Ay of arts " •
ins the general elections, with the view, Is as ,
of setablishiag I nensamity ender the pseteution if Ea-
mon • '
09PRis Emperor of Cochin China
basideaos4 Aso , Flamer. He abandons all right to
the' by the French, ample all the
co , led engages to pay au Ideninily.