The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-12 00:00:00

Jorrign fittellionce.

Tug ehdterel le increasing in Marseilles.
MID-EL-KADEN embatked at Marseilles, for Syria at 2
p.m., September 8.

TH6 Italian squadron in the River Piste tuts bves
la-
crea-ed to five ships of the Ilse.

The Spani.h Cortes wal not be closed until after the
return Of the Queen to Mardrid.
The cholera i. rapidly abating In Constantinople.
&We eases have oocurred iu the Sultan's harem.

THE statue of ienner wee unveiled in the town of
Boulogne-sur-Mer in preserves of the authorities of that
city, on the

Lieutenant Campbell, of her Majesty's 90th Foot, has
been killed by fanatics whilst on • tour through the Sist
Valley, in Cashmere.
PRINCE COOZA and his ministers never go from their
houses in bfoldsvis without strong body guards, being
apprehensive of assassination.

The Dalian Parliament is dissolved. The new elec-
tions will take place on the 72nd of October, and the
new Parliament will open on the 15th of November.
-TEE conversion of the Internal Debt of Turkey is re-
ported to be progressing up to Monday; the total
amount of all kinds of stook converted was £3,100,000.
The North German Gamic says that Austria and
Thuile, have resolved to separate the Customs administra•
Ohm of the two Duchies, and t give them a distinct
chief management
THR American iron-clad fleet has nearly ail been
ordered out of commiseicm, and is to be laid up at
League Island, on the Delaware !fairer, a few miles be-
yond Philadelphia.

THIC notorioun rebel iltajah Drigbijja Sing, who took a
prominent part in the Indian mutiny, and refused to
surrender himself under the Queen's proclamation,
has just been captured in Dude, and is committed for

AMYRDING to a letter from a "highly•plaoed and ex.
tremely well-informed perven" at Badent there is CO
foundation for the statement of the MIWIIIII. Pod that
• secret treaty between Austria and Freesia was arranged
at Gmtein or Salsburg.
The first German attempt at Arctic exploration time
failed. Before the Queen of the Isles had proceeded
far her engines broke down so badly that she had to
mit back, and the neeevsary repairs will oblige the
expedition to be given up for this year.

I PROTOOOII RTODONHAOCIT, a man Of some D 0613 in
Vienna, and laie wife were a few days since found deed
in beds They had pontoned themselves with cyanide of
I potassium. The Professor bad speculated largely, and
found himself in great temporary embarrassment.
A telegram from Vienna states that Earl Russell has
replied to the cominunication announcing the Geste&
convention. His lordship is stated to have expressed
his satibfaction that the arrangement is only provisional
land transitory—another way, in fact' of expressing die-
-
satigfaetlom

Panicle impending fatilndeas. The devastations
caused by the innumerable ewarms of locusts which have .
invaded the Holy Land are eillb,sir no words can ade-
quately describe. Ilse green Grope have been wholly I
devoured, and the trees stripped of leaves and fruits.
The prices of the ordinary necessaries of life are already
doubled.
A greet fire broke out on the evening of the sth in
Stembodl, sod which, according to a ponimunication
from Comfronthropie on the fith, bad already destroyed
about 2,500 homier, mosques, end public buildings, and
was still raging. Since then the conflagration has raged
with increased fury, and a later telegram conveys the
astounding intelligence that 12,011/ bottom had gone to
feed the thanes.
AN international association for the promotion of
Adel s.sienoe boa just closed its sitting at Borne. Nearly
Lii the chief countries of. Europe were represented. An
`Eitglishmah, seconding to a foreign letter, delivered a
long address, but it was not till it was nearly finished
that it dawned upon the atidienee that it was French
and DOC Eagliah. The ladies not only graced the meet.
41RE by their presence, but sonmel themes:4sbl,, Mdlist.
Royer and Madame Storm, took part in the proceedings._
New Essudin.—Notwithirtanding the surrender qf
Walliarn Thompson, and the arrangement come to With
the Maori Ming our difficulties in the northern island
are by no meant at an end. It is said that Rawl,
another independent chief, shows himself fractions sod
inclined to continue the cantest. The crew of tho
English ctitter Bonito have been seised by the nstivei,4l
but their fate In unknown. A ministerial WWI appears
to be again impending. '
Plumes of Ma, Monm.—Tbeftetopsikaa • letter
from Naples on the 110tb, sainting • conversation
between the rescued captive and A. ,Erdan, French
correspondent of the Paris paper. The bandits are
" good fellows" of their sort Their chief,
, handed him 400 fames at parting, and the only
,cionahle prog in the mountain fare was a ;beep
.. had died of disease. When footsore from counter-
marching, he had been left in • cavern, under the
maiducent rare of five keepers, who looked after hie
warden He never beard the Bourbon Ling or cause
Mentioned by the gang, whose talk was all about projtao
and how best to far' desaro. A written narrative of
his experiences is alleged to be is course of preparation.
glarting.

The fondle 1.0.
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lull, sad bay. experienced
boweitor; an nit ro

tenovery. A conniinst to the hot transit:Hone
were Lit 89i In 90 for delieerr, and 00i to 4 revft.,
of Ootober ; but_nt One time trivii,weSiona for &live,

took plam at 091 for mohey. Bank litckir left off wt
248 trs2io; Redeeed and New Three per Cent.,ll9i se.
; led ii Brink: 218 to 221; India Five per Cent,
,1108 i to ; Rupee Paper, 1011 to 102 i and 109 to 110
inOladiondv, 20e. to 2fisij.w. ; and Exchequer bill-
-24. t..Sak ea. pan.
The :resent from the Bank of England for the wee'
ending the fith of September gives the following u
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