The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-21 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHIONTION, TUKODAY, 130110111111 t VI, lOC

NONINTI AUDAX.

Tausoctritio despatohes have been received At
the Foreign 001 es this week with intelligence
from Bombay to the 115th November, The
goose'. Prot;laniation hail given general satis-
faction to all glow* throughout India ; and had
alriouly ?Mimed mush good eflbota in Guile that
the Teoukdam ware tendering their submisaion
and aurrentierhig their fortresses% and arms,
Mstinoo Ni.uu stirrendered himself to
Lord Otvria on the oth November I coil his
(orbits of Ametlise, the mimosa% of widish WM
en formidable PA to uiolte mouse anxiety in the
British Damp, wee moulded by our troop, two
ilaye afterwards, While these eilleqlll4llllll
were prienoiling without any hoatile Gollialuii
limier the eye of the Commander-in-01dd in the
north of thole, brigadier WIITIIIINAhhiii another
part of the mein" which the terms of amnesty
hail nut then moiled, tarried by storm the fort of
Banquet, iieetipleil by 8,0011 men, including
niftily of our old Moiety', 10111 defended by five
soma and Brigadier My et,elllll with the enluimimu
from Nawabringe elliltilred the fort lif J 41111401,
In Guars' India TAMA TONNN still unistriven Sn
eliide the moult dour temps, and is inpinteed
In lie nicking towards Oisiiilrish, all the pule. of
which ere atemigly 'smiled in order to intercept
1111111114/0, while the Itheel Aids, who were on
moistly in *rine againet us, NM harassing his
rear, The NAWAN Of Ilsesis, hitherto one of
the mat active Allier of 'NOWA, hue abisteltnied
the rebel mice, and has availed himself, by his
own eeknowledgmeiit, of the QUIIIIN'e Proela-
mutton to snake his submission to Getieral
Monism Two other rebel leaders in the maritime
Matelot of Sawunt Warm, in the Smith
Mishralla emintry, have made their sillimiesion
to the GOIll While ADM INAHONIND
and his party have separated flvin TANTIA Toni
and joined htsite NINON, who has been defeated
with is loss of 000 men by Brigadier NUM, Slid
Is now flying before the columns of Brigadier
Smite and Loons's, In elloshishad also the
rebels are in fell flight towards the Rhotas hills,
after having hut two chide and upwards of 1,000
own in their engagement. with Sir Haney
HAVIILOOK'II pursuing cavalry.
The PONNIUNNT'II Macs Ans, of widish We IMO
received it brief abstract by the Galway steamer,
which arrived on Friday from New York,
expresses satisfaction at the abandonment of the
right of search by England, recommends the
purchase of Cuba, and an adhesion to the
Mormon doctrine in the Central American
negotiation. It anticipates a settlement of the
Paraguay difficulty without bloodshed, if the
American Minister be supported by the co-opera-
Con of England and France, and intimates that
if a stable government be uot loon re-established
in Mexico, the United States may be obliged to
take possession of a portion of that country to
indemnify American °Bisons for their !oases.
The Times of yesterday publishes the "mouse
in extols°, occupying more than eight columns
of typo. At the meeting of Congress in 1888,
says the loading journal, two important quo-
Bons are found to have been settled. Kansas is
at peace, and the Mormons have submitted.
The Kansas question is interesting to Englishmen
only as it affects the question of Slavery in the
New Werld, and iu this respect the settlement
on which Mr. BUCHANAN congratulates the
country is an impottant precedent. Kansas is
as yet a Slave Territory, as every future territory
must be ; she may become, if she likes, a Free
State, but only by the vote of a majority of the
citizens ; for it is now definitely settled that no
geographical limit is to be fixed to the extension
of Slavery. The Supreme Court has decided
"that all American citisens have an equal right
"to take into the Territories whatever is held
."u. property under the laws of any of the
"States, and to hold such property there under
"the guardianship of the Federal Constitution
"so long as the Territorial condition shall
"remain," "This," observe; the PRICSIDEINT,
"is now a well established position, and the
'proceedings of last seuion were alone wanting
"to give it practical effect." The great result,
though doubtless satisfactory to those who desire
only the tranquillity of their oountry, will smue-
what dishearten the Abolitionists on both sides
of the Atlantic ; for it is nothing leas than this—
that Slavery is the' normal, and non-slavery the I
exceptional, institution ; and that on new ground
where the Federal laws prevail Slavery is ipso
facto established. Thus every Territory must for
the future begin with a number of slaves within
its borders, and Free-soil institutions can only
be founded by special enactment superseding
the Federal common law. So much for the long.
fought battle between North and South, Then,
as to the Mormons, the vigour of the American
Government has been found fully equal to the
work of chutising the insolent). of BRIONAK
Yousso And his brother ruffians, mid has thus
checked in an effectual way the spirit of rebellion,
ant destroyed, in a great measure, that elaborate
mechanism for the importation into Utah of
wicked and designing men and deluded women,
The rime, having concluded a lucid summary of
this lengthy document, says —"We; way see in
It the foreshadowing of American policy during
the next few years as regards the ounnutinities of
the New World. It is evident that the utter
decrepitude of the Spanish rue both North and
Mouth of the Isthmus is AbOUt to lead to the
virtual supremacy of the Anglo-Americas, in
of the tropical regions. There is so

uuutl uf 04061 moderation fill lituir part atni
plillenthrupy, whielt l'ew will credit. The feel le
plain enough thst Motion anti Oentral Muerte.%
uii thu great NI4IIIh island will Noon be under
their away, dlreut or fittlireet, For Oct pert,
WI sewllle to repel in the proemial, 'amyl the
extension 11114 11011)1i1lati011 of literary lit Miele°
and the tither new Territories, Ifttl that the
Amerleans will gain his the owl by furniing Motu,
'tinier the Ittuittnr wu ito not believe, The
Noropenit taus bowing' nut wily enfeebled hut
tleinorallieti by s tubiform between the troplue,
and the Reptibilu hag already eufibrud enough
from thu men of the Mouth to make ht uatttlutie
how It tunic the Spanish Mani Into this home uf
American (Aliens.

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iley,--Wheet In lo oil supply, Ike best wilds, lively
reellslng lest wee 's prim iiilarbir quite neglsoled
thesamel will apply to barley and uets.
0111011114411 HOLIII4VII.—We are glad to find that
the suggesilmi of a ourrespundeol in the leat week's
&milli Ilea been very welly olniuorrott in thruogh.
out bite Intv end auourding y the alayor hue Woad
roomnitiendetion that Numbly the Ink be observed
IA Ii hilllllllY,
On Monday evening the Itev, V, It. Young dell.
versa a very Interesting 'colon, in Immolation with
the Horuhester Mutual Impntvement lloolety, no the
'I Pour litmeone," Illustrated by severe) pleasing songs
manfully song by Mill 01110011, of Weyounith, with
plaiinlbriellooollll4lllllllllll by our Palentioi lowneman
Mr. J. Robinson, Henry ti.k lteq (Meyor,) pre.
Oiled, and the audieone eepneaee,t themosilvee much
Owed with the entertainment &Monied them.
We tik4erstend that the Hey. Jamee lslier, Nlol4lf
of Holy Trinity, is engaged In orgenleing a aysteni
under which evening Awes may be eetal,lishe,t in
Ikle town fur the benefit of young hum of neglected
whomtloth
Unifitionn.—On Wednesday las) Major Ileeent's
reyhounds meta short illstenoe from
The day waa tolerably flue, nod there WM a larger
field than has bean seen on mall an ouossion Tor
many pommel. There wire several capital counsel
(hiring the day, MI it wow a subject of amino
remark that the bares ran rimiarksbly strong, otter.
ing MI they did emeellent sport. Mr l'atill, upon
whose limn prinolpally the courting took plane,
showed greet kindness and liberality to the mow
patty by providing at about haltpest one Walpole an
eneellent sprawl In the way of obld fowl, meat, iso.,
for hinoh. The ()pursing wee kept up until 'bout
four &Edna with mitoli animation,_nsof the oolupeny
expressed themselves' highly pleased with their days
sport.
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Wooing will be found an announoement by Mr. It.
Howe, 000 k and confectioner, stating what ample
rneparations have been mile by lint for the approach.
unbent tiive
iran elegnani ant loulitlee.
selstohtsue will4l
prove every way onininensurate with the extraorill•
nary dentate to Ile oxpeuted at this Joyous period
of the year.

The Hari of ilarillyan, with his bride, arrived at
Mane park on 'L'ueed.y afternoon, and were received
by e largo party of the tenantry on horselewk, A
handsome trliimpliel Archolecoreted with flowers
Anil evergreens, wee erected at the ()titmice, end the
children of the school* were drewn up on either side
of the uerrieme drive, flAnkell by a numerous mom.
blue of villepert 'rho litainford Foundry Bend, in
their uniform, were stationed on the lawn, and
played "Hee the (+impairing Hero Conies," 4. His
Lordship Appeared," my' the NlootArti Mercury,
"to be Mimi e little by surprim, but was evidently
gretiliell with hie reception, Anil immetlietely iliihted
mot paid his respoute to his tenentry, for wham an
esoellent dinner loel been pnivilloil it the stemma's
home, The brudel perty were without eainpiny,"
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lIP Lleivemirrv, —The eseu4inetian in Bristol
colionsiiimel iou l'omile,y, before the Rev, John
Ireinh, Yellow and Senior limn of tlonville end
(lime (lnllei. Mill aim of the late Br, hemh, Dem
of Bristol, There ire DO eantlidelee for eminho
mid 7tl litolor, and the fulliiwlii
ere the Owe* NIA WlllOll they MHO I-- Senior
Itriettd, Kj tilocester, 4 huntion, I
Weelomeoper•Alare, I Taunton, II total, IC
JIMIQM iiiui,tiitaie lirlettil, ItO illommer, it
Ilereford, It Ihireleyi it i Heeler fi Beth, 71
Atow•iinklie•Withl, I i Brith I preter, Merthyr,
Chlppenloom I Leidy, I L.lbirelmiler,
gloom i A iiittivar, I i westoioritipeuelVA, i
I I i II I —lOl6l,
711, The Beaudoir wee met by the Mayor (Mr,
Jamie Nile) and the dimmable, by whom the
preliminary arrangements lied been mile, mond
whom were the Bev, (Qom iliolleelmie I the Ilev,
It, 11, Walsh, the Ilev. 11, Wright, the Rev. M. W.
limbo', Mester of Queen Ithealieth's
Bristol i Mr. U, T. Hu,lenui, Ileed•Mester ni the
Bristol flramnier Wilmot i Mr, tleorpe l'hoinne
i'lleirinan of the Bristol (Merit), Trust...Mr, V.
N. Fellow of (tontine and Urine (lollop, I
Mr, A. It. Miller, hoe, semetary, en, After flow
introductory titlarks front the Meyer mid Mr,
Lemb, WI the nature MI objects of the University
sulleine, the o the Ofillitillateil
nienced, and will unnulude on Weilnweley next.

01111111' PITTY NllMltotlll,—(tierori H, 11,
N, Middleton, end W, Henn int, &etc) —Jamie
Wattle, a imenan on hoord the British p Alma, (lenient
.1 Meer, bound from No vie lloutte In London, wee bmeight
up In euitoely (Merged with eolithining with pert of the
grew in impeding the navigntion of the venni on' Portland
Roads, end alio with Reigniting the captain. Uommitted
for V oftionder menthe lid labour, Mr, Weston
appeared for the nompleinent.
tOrorve CAristapher, a lebourer In the employ of
Heim. Baunders, of Mouton Finn, mu olierged with
felunionely stealing a Imelle, the propeety of hill mis-
ters, The prooner pleaded guilty, and wee 1/1111t0110111t to
day.' hard Maur,
Jolen Bailey, a labourer, of Oherinlneter, we. 1111 In.
maned for eventing toll at Hutton gate by driving 14
heads over the private lends of W. L. Henning, I.
The evidence nut being eufilaient the ciao waa dismissed.
Charles Bnuok, a beorlioeueu•keeper, residing al Little.
moor, Broadway, was gnomonic' for refueling admission
to P.O. Bishop into hie hone. about half•pael ten
et night, Fined Cli and moats,
Jcantro Will. end Raabe* Neale, two labourite of
Heiden Newton, were summoned for Misnaming on
Nude of R. H, Sheridan, Esq., at Maiden Newton iii
smirch of ponies, Will. In his defence having stated
that he had permiemion from Hr. Whittle, the Wilma',
It we. adjourned BR the neat meeting for Mr. Whittle's
attentlanoe.

--14-es-7;714u. reay, i labourer, of l'ortelhem, wu brought
up In custody eharpd with foloniouly etealing a rabbit
trap, the property of John Persone, gemekuper to H.
U, (loodden, Esq., at lipwey. The prisoner pleaded
guilty, anti was euntonood to 'seven dope hard labour.
WAS. HIM, A labourer In the employ of Hours.
Saunders, of kluston Farm, wail °hawed with feloniously
stealing a
_quarter peek of berley, the property of Ille
'nester,. Umnualleed fur trial At the leesione. Mr.
Weston applied for bail, which was granted.

COMMITIND TO DOROHNITICR GAOL. &Mona
Jamb Willis and Jamei Beet, housebreaking at Carlo
!dollen. Hard Labour : Cloorp Hurst, found In •
yard for an unlawful purpose, at Weymouth, 3 calendar
months William Harris and William Gibbon', drunk
and disorderly on board H.M.S. Bleinhelm in Portland
Roads, 8 days, and 0 daye solitary; John Smith, stealing
• :Moulder of mutton at Kingston Magna, 1 calondar
month ; George Christopher, stealing' hurdle at Piddle.
hinton, 1 week ; Jlllllll4 Wallis disobedienoe of orders on
hoard the Alma at Portland It:Ms, 2 calendar months ;
Andrew ROM, poaching at Piddlehinton, 1 calendar
month ; Henry Donator, exposing hit person at Bea.
intimater, 8 calendar months.