The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04 00:00:00

lonian fadlima.

A NalcoArn in Conneethot has a eluding bead,
for divorcee in that State, a list of which is regularly
inserted between the marriage' and death&
Tag Emperor of China, having been invited by an
antogiaph letter from Napoleon ILL, is, it is said,
coming to the Paris Ficlubstios.
'NAYS ygie CEILD."—n• air
states tbat in liontgoasery countyNerhgtwi'aV, a=has
been christened "Andrew Jackson Gordon Jamie
Buchanan liaise The flag And Mr* the Cane=
Dobyna."

LOST DI TIN IClL—lntsilipaos has been received
nf the loss ot the bark Sen Hing. Copra'. Jose. belong-
ing to Hews. A. ktiigp ••• CO, dial, With Ave of ber
mew. The weasel left Hull for Quotes, sad on Teach.
log the river St. Lawrence, lee met with 'heavy lee,
pressed upon her so WM elm sank, Ave of her
ass being rumble to reach the land.

I Tug steamer Peninsula, a tredar bateau(' Gibraltar
and London, was Amassing aloe( bar course off the
Spanish coast • few days ago, and when Sr. miles off
the shore was fired upon without 'waning. Happily
no one was hurt. Tlie vessel, it seems, is well known,
to every, Spanish omstgooni, and the mouse made for
snob a wanton proceeding is that oho was too nem the
shore, although, according to bar own 'ousel/sea
statement, she was on Iwo usual course.
Tea Sauna Womairsir AND vas Pans
Exarsi-
now. —On Saturday Um Emperor received • depatation
of English potion:ion who sought his Msiesty's co-
”Awation on behalf of that por of working uses at
this country who are litely to visit lb* Paris Inhibi-
tion. His Maiesty to the appeal with* iwag.
mad• to him in the most friasdly maser, and Molt
occasion to remark that "a medial ma
betweee Prone* and Unload bad alwayslitigeutathe
of his polities." The two points whisk the depilation,
urged opal the Emperor were, first, a reduetbse b tbs.
railway Wee, and next the nosicoloreensent of the
photographic recisions/as. [ Esse than It has bees,
amounted that the coessmissas asked for are panted.]

Tin Panicz lartimth was able is Tuesday thee-
soon to review at the Tromadero the three sompaniee at
th• names of the VOWS recently arrived in Paris to
visit lb. Exhibitioa. Bie!crill Hihast=4
fall of health and in very imio spidte.
presideut of a rile anmaaiatioa. bo was d= in the
uniform of these soldiers, which dream asnaiste of a grey
sait, the cat of which is very math Is the style of that
of the uniform of the Whim volantmen. After lie
review, which did sot lad more lima half an bear, the
the Prism Imperial invited tbe whale battalion to a
Mechem which be bad prepared for there soldiers at
the lithibilicm—Parim arrapostinst.

Van os liondeMette TO Psimn.—The iloesaerr
annomose the approaching visit of the Emperor
Alameda, mid Mates that His Majesty will be aeons-
pealed by two ef his sane, the Csirswltlb sad lb. Ontied
Debt adbak• ; Mao by Primes Gortethskoff and
Dolgoroaki, km Ths Emperor wili ramie is Park
to, days. The Mash of Persia steppes the invitstiam
addressed to him by the Emperor sub. !moots to 0011111
to the Universal Itkinition. His Majesty he at.
Paris at the mon time as the Balms Abdul-Ails. Ii-
I.
reporta that His Majesty, looming thre Um Viewer
of Egypt intended to visit We lJnivenel Exhibition,.
wrote to his Higbee= to offer him • purge so that
they might travel together.

A Dimwits° Wrsow.—Tite Gouts Norse bees al
Lemberg mimes that the CO•Millill Capaka, after the
eoodemnatios of her husband to bud Weer had pa
moded to St.. Peterders to 'dint his pardon. But balm
unemeseedel in Mx eisello•does she fell into a' Mate a
deleation, and returned to Wibm, borne down with pid
and in • deaths* elate of bid*. 811111 dragged as a
melancholy existence for some time, but at teenth
reoolved to put as sod to bar life. With that
dm seated herself in an arm chair, hinriagler::
surrosnded it with a large beep of p.p.r, and thee net
lire to the mem The smoke attra.t.d the attentioo of
her servant', who found her with • smile on hea lips and
firmly remand to die. She was extricated from the
the funeral pile she bad prepared, but was to belly
burnt AM she died throe days after, I. fearful suffer
lop, Way* Ave children.

L . Doh it AND MISR llmihni.—Alimander Dumas
thoelekt bas added a new modal to Shill 'may samidals
et his lite, by having himself sad Miss Yeakin. • Tashi*
dress Oda of sem notoriety, pbotocrsched in rather
familiar poetaree—ho, kr example king in Ms shirt
sleeves, sad clasping bar to his breast, —sod by Phnoibl-
iog tbam photographs to ho ',ability sold. It is stated
that when some of Ms Moods petaled out to Lisa lite
smodol of sash • maa we be with
such a woman as Koolau, Iwbet="lrreish it
can't do on. any ltann !" had whoa they Manta that
the exhibition of the photopephs was making him
ridiculous and offensive to the public ho eciateated him-
self with pressatiag thi mime which Ins urges for oil
his follies—" All you p.s 10. aa old mit, who sever
'add grow stoma..i His saa, quits mobwor a fellow
, in hi, in • different way, sad who is dolorous
in vats lib Es lie is tie moons, allsolisaeitlY
his foolishness by saying, "My father is a
PrA
baby, bigottio by as whoa I was a WWI

REMUS ENTSinalli iiAllta.—The mon of
Rao& la Asia is at last beginalag to asetis siatellea.
Tho nom, bowsaw, is net hawed to Mime tbe
least important, to tbe ararobeasloss of • Buena
Israel= of India. It is of *Rea Mat tie distaaco
abiab separates India hos *it ral male
of Itasulan powitr, tbo ethos* th• braesterable
astimaal abstaties, the verilmor delles of Allgbanlelso,
sad tba character of ths A debuts themselves, weld all
wail- away theme ebildrea of the mirth below thee
could Rash the bumming *las al latta' n't
mai be, aad it my be also Ras Mai the weeM is via,
moues for beta; of es, bet Oa Week Norm Nem to be
that saggestsd Ur tha Pali Mall Gesons, " that • RUA
in time maves alas! Tbe adagio holds to lit! (whey
of estahliabiog aa advaseral pod Is 7 at 4.8=1 la
Ilsolooshinsit , believing that it is le dam el perfect
peon that we eight to Rake defesolve Revenants al
ibis kW. Tbay an far butter. far sisegam, sod .use
efesnael, than seadatadie saes ibe bow of demer.
The natives al ladle
sa eteatiletere thlp leek sail tee
=l.lsen asthing tha %Wil
low Amy en
ibet ear imeileibe Itity be sostud
555 hu-4bas rearestime teej I. aisrms Mast
tritely eeettentd.

tittrature.

A 41: AIMS METING [IND= DITIICITLTILIA

From Norway Ms. Vitae proceeded to Freesia end
other parts of Germany, whore he lied interviews with
...ay ;p.m's. in authority, and held religious meamags
with ...panics of serious individuals. One of thane
was bel I under I ironmstances of peculiar disadvanterm,
for • meeting oommeemog with silenoe, shoe 0.•
mmel •milines of the Friends. It was • farodneres,
• hem the most suitable place for such a 'Miming was
in the large entrain* hall In the metre of the seinlelin
n., nt, and around which were tonged stalls for Usts
cattle, above which run a gallery cooteining the spirt.
mettle of the family. In the stalls wets a hone,* sow,
Pigs, a gait, and poultry. These manifesting
to indications of quietnees, but the reverse, the visitor
at first inclined to relinquish the ides of a meeting,
but as • company had assembled, and their •as no
better oleos (it being rainy and muddy out of doom),
they endeavoured to settle dowo. Hu deem-Ibis it
thins, " We took oar seats t.qpithor ; soon after
which the cow put out her bead, midday* • load bellow,
.tc the pigs and geese became very noisy. This in-
terruption to our quiet continued for some time, when
to my greet surprise, all at once biseanse quite to anti'
so as if there bed not been • living orestnne near
besides ourselves; which quiet continued until the
meeting was over." The animals appeared awed and
kuebed by the unusual and protracted stillness of the
human sompany in their toidit.—itemoir of T.
Shillitee, the Quaker Mistiowary mut Tasperaegat
ravager.