The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-08 00:00:00

brat Condi' exprtio.

DOROIUSTEB, AUGUST Sth, Mt

Politica faremste ham been at fault over the Arrears
BOL It wm thought that the Lords would have given
im their principel amendments, or, at laid, would
have bun disposed to meet Kr. Gledstom half way;
but the unofficial oommunications between Lord
Salisbury and the Premier are understood to lime
prastioelly dissipated the hops of • oompromim The
Government have taken • week to deliberate upon
tbe matter. Their present intention seems Lobe to
propose diregreement with tha Lords' Amendments,
thm losing the Bill for the present, but with the view
cl re-istroduoing It during the Autumn Session, and
appealing to the country in case the Upper House
eboaki walnut obstinate. The saki Autumn Session
bids fair to be of some oontinuance. Tb. procedure
debase will certainly be protracted, unless the ohms-
tom Ant Rids is modified ; and strong pressure le
being put upon the Government to take the °ppm.
Unity of bringing in the Gouty Franchise Bill at the
saim time. The Liberals are naturally afraid of •
direolation happening fame the paean( of the memory
which is to give Limn a permanent hold upon the
reantise.

No am con blame the military authoritior for the
skimped roles Just issued, relating to the oonduot of War
Correspondent& The indleorstions already committed
by the correspondents of sereral daily journals show
bow micemary it Is that some check should be plaind
upon Journalists employed at the seat of war. The
only fear is that is mate multiply, and the area of
operation is ertendel, it will bemire praotioally
Impomeibb to enforce the new regulations, Whilst
editors rewire Name for giving publicity to
eommunioations which had better never hare seen
print, upon the other hand they ramie' no credit for
the caution sad publio spirit which they Tar,
bequeorly ezerrise in keeping back information of only
goejestural sathentkity, or of possible detrimont to
the est**. duoh instanoes of prudent restraint
pools unknown, end It most frequently be difficult
ea am. bowers ezpseienoed, to judge on the spur of
the moans what to insert, and what to reject from
es Immense mar of telegropitio matter. The evening
papers are the most rash and inooneiderate. liven the
Due it Cambridge admits he Is sometimes • taken in"
by them. Their telegrams are onaceessearily
semsdosel. Their posters ars hystericaL Bat the
immouneemenb of the ragamuffin boys and ruffianly
who vend them with discordant shrieks, mod
everything. " Horrible massibcres I Thousands
batehmed I" 'Dreadful outrages," and similar
IsiiamMioas an howled into the ear of the pmesoger
M every And occur.

Wbo ire the traitors to their °mildly for whom
the Tiaras with unwonted energy declares the halter is
Um only proper punishment? Who are the friends of
Arabi in Loudon who are supplying him with briar-
melba! Mr. WLUrld Blunt denies that be le the oon-
idea. of the Queen's aremies. One of the Humani-
tarian League formed to dsnormos the war was
reported to hare proposed to enlist voluntesti on
behalf of the roues of the illyptian nationality ; bat
Ws win mere melba Some of the Irish members ask
questions In the Home which seem to imply a general
frleadlinem to the awes of the foss of England. But
no one oan 'aspect Dir. Biggar or Mr. Healy of clan-
destine oommunications with Arabi 1 If the Egyptian
has active partisans in England they are probably
Leternatiosslists.

That the revolutionary socialise are In favour of
Arabi is certain enough. The Baptise so-oalled
Hatkrnaliets are naturally enough regarded as heroes
by three who appreciate tbe lofty principles of
Nihilism. There is something which appeals un-
erringly to Socialistic sympathise in the massacre of
June and the inoendiarism sod looting of July.
Rioricitti Garibaldi is said M be raising • corps of
volunteers to aid of the Egyptians. Be le, in virtue
of his father's Dam*, the leader of the Italian Ro-
VOintiOnlbil Party, mud so doabt hundreds of Interaatioalist desperadoes will gladly join in his
adventure. I remember Rkciotli when be was at
school in Ragland. Be has hie father's restlessases
without his genius. His levies °sett never tube
allowed to reach Egypt. The Mediterranean Fleet
will probably be able to gives good account of them,
even if they *ape the vlellanoe of the Italian
Govetsunent.

Mr. Lsbonchare bulge on going through the force
coS sore of moving the abolition of the House of
Lords. The peers Duty remain easy so long as they
have no more formidable enemies. Tha member tor
Northampton, who pretends to be eager for the gothic-
*. of the Lords, makes £4,000 a year by retailing
haskatairs sourly about them. HI ill himself the
greeds= of • lord. Hs posed amoral years of • very
adventuroas youth in the diplomatic service, to which
lab arietooratio birth gave him the oath.

DOZOILIIITBS.
ADDMOSAL OCZATIS.--OR Sunday next sermons
will be preached, and callectices made in aid of the
eoctiety for additional curates in populous places.
flaidan or BAD CRUM—Two men said to belong
to Bristol, one of them describing himself ao an
deetioseer, on itiaturdq brought lewd hundred-
weight of °heed into the Fairfield end exposed it for
male. It was in • very bad state, and Mr. Superin-
tendent Coward and Aodurrlhrlidat Cortex were
Iketunadly or the spot, and it was decided to make
the secaernry formal medical examination. Mr. Day
eadersit=tor of Nuisances were informed, and on
se being made by the doctor, the cheese
was found to be in a very putrid stern and totally
unfit for human food. We undated/Icl proorwdbrP
will be taken sgaintt the salesmen.
AOCIDUT yo • LLD. A boy named Clarks,
employed at the °Moe of this p.per, an Thursday
eventng_met with a 'somewhat 'serious accident at this
fientl3-Weetern Station. It appears he, with another
bey, was engaged in the dangerous pastime of riding
down the steep incline heeding into the subway on •
pair of the platform trucks. Hie companion was
giving blus • die, and, when half way down the
Incline foolishly retooled his bold on the trucks,
which down the hill at • violent rate, dashing
Clarks against the wall ln • fearful maiuser. He via
risked up and carried to the Hospital by • porter
smog Hodder, and from thence to his horns. One of
bb lap is seriously Wand, and be is now undergoing
treatment at the hospital, but it will be some time
before he will have recovered from the effects of the
accident-
LO.G.T.—An entertainment was given by the mum-
bles of the above lodge on Wednesday eveniag in the
bell eggS: Coffee Tavern. In South-strict, when
pogranune was gone throegit. The
dale was _by Bro. A. W. Lamb, W.O.T.
c. "Bin. Belie of Scotland," choir; recitation,
000 g Terbisiere' diphebet," Sister Cox • eon, Bro.
mores I &degas, Useful and Awl WA" Bros. Parsons
esed Moors; sour." A Sommer Show. Sister Vincent;
dug, "There de Kielce Waiting for Me," Sider Car;
died, "Country Courtship," Bra. Martin and Sister
t olsorner_ " Drink to Me only," °heir • ',pg.
!Tag& Of RUM Sea," Bro. Disc; nag. "tiPor,*
fibese Tessa Ldilliags% "Snead under Digtosigoo,..
Bros, mooss, redone, and Trim, and Sisters 0.1
IMMO. BorM and Poundy ; song, " People will
Talk.' auger gegen ; recitation, Bro. Moors; duet,
biose, mature," Bro. Dean and Bider Ponnosy ;
recitation, Bro. Hall ; song. " My Heart's bed Love,"
Bro. Martin • chorus, Men of Beat," choir; "God
Save the ab'emen." Mire Touseey presided at the
pianoforte, and deserves much praise. The audience,
mid* lizessitalu:"lnt.wer• very well pleased with their
which termated about ten