The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-07 00:00:00

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flariflaisaWrif fistsi.—Ono of Um 0111111 Improve-
menta, in • mall way, at aetedrieebaet hoe boon
the adoption of B•shitt.:447lriseßlack Lead. for
polishing the Mores ; no added • lustre to
even the Wiliest Sseeide aed Primer of
Wiles.

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joreigit Intclligence,

RUSSIA has siren in bar adhesion ti the prop4,l
Franco for a ebtaitiry Consr.se.
A azDucrios of thirty millioae of francs ia the a way
sod navy satinet. ft !moo ia said to be dee.ikei
upon. .

Ws learn from Prew &Aland that an expeditire
Ogainet the fanatical who murdered Mr. Vollmer a
Captadi Close ander the tenet revo!ting eireutuattie es
ha, been succee.ful. The palt wee eter.neti and 0-apt,ind
by the Colonial forces. and the actual 'n 'ln. reAte
:mow in the hands of jes• ioe. dhr Georg. Orgy bai isgie4
prodasastioa of pass, and at nasty, and thit Nal
Coast alone is 1101, under martial law.

Tes present state of Mr. Atries ease appears to be
this :—The Preeidest wishes to rtl.-ale him on parole,
but fears the tomtit sorb • oeuree would cause Ono*,
oat the country. He therefore allows Mr., H.wle ig
tentain in Nortre.e Monroe, the tvdium of hit rebel*.
flleat relieved by every **aloft that ewe be ghee •
war, in prbioo, and declines to order • *Hell He vette
I „ the !Ape that at some tune tile people *ill se to
forget their former enmity to Mr. Davie se not to D 4
shocked by his release.

ERATIRNITY AND EQUALITY IN A mintha.-11r.
Seward is rightly regarded an a esowthpieve si tia
Usiteti States Government, f,r la not only 11
promillenti but ithe mote influential member of the
AdministrAtioll. In the college df his recent speeeb,
said—" I think the administration Of Abridiens Lioscht
and Andrew Johnson may bi asewmad esi. epoch at
which humanity will resume with saw Iffirii and
courage the career which, however slow, is fleterthelese
constantly directed to ward the destruction of every heal
of haman slavery, indite political equality el all men."
The way in which sunsaripatioe wayled with political
equality is significant, It probably mdicatte that the
Administration will advocate negro suffrage. Unleis
President Johnson and Mr. Seward ere pt4pared tit
break entirely with the Bemablioan party, and, thers.
fore, with the majority I. Conant., they malt support
the proposition for giving the negroes @qui political
privileges.

friscaarcilcs xx Jartstom.—A despatch from the
Governor of Jamaica, through Constd-Geserel Beady
to CtlieWil Arehilndd at New Vert, and transmitted by
the latter to Major Georral *Mingo Hoyle, Arland,.
trator at the Geverni“ sit of Neva Scotia, reports •
rebellion of the negroes in the eastgre diarist of the
island, and requeete immediate naval led military
reinforcements. No particulars of the Galbraith are
given, but the demand tor troops loads Moths belief Mist
it is merlons. In coma:pianos Vice-Admiral Sir Jew/
Hope leaves Helder on Saturday in his flagship dm
Daman, with the second battalion of the 17th Megunent,
tyro oduipavisa essepted, 'bleb will fellow inunedissery
is the Splusie. The naval heroes will be under Si.
, commend of Admiral Hope, and the militrry under
Lientemant-Ookinel M'ff:instry. It it underetood that
Her Majesty'. ship Galatea, Captain liagaimbrbidi
left Shim port is forsurght are, proomms so Jewelers.
Hopes are therefore entertained that Captain Magnin,
will be enabled to lend a considerable foroe of seamen
and manned, am afford material aid in His interval
preoeduig the Admiral's swrivaL

Tam Amami% Mimosa --The Nesies eseitsesest
oontinues unabated hi America. The Grand Cougreis
in Philadelphia is seid to have transacted very important
business in its seeret 11191100, end the organisation of the
order is reported to be complete now in all the Northers
States. Ample funds have been sebeenhed to en* all
present acquirements, the delegated alone having sub.
scribed half a miliion of dollen. All tees of Irish blila
In Chicago have been called upon to subitcrib to the
" Iriah Seed LOMB° by the order, sad visas* sales Mt.
be Caton throughout the principal elites. On the
evening of the 19th inst., by special far peace. George
Francis Train lectured before the Ft Ida= In Phiiadelptuts
His speech was highly in asministory and grossly
vituperative towards the British Government. Mr.
Train ananneeed that he bed telegraphed as follows to
Seward:--" I *Admen the Fenian Ixotherbeed
on Wednesday evening at Philadelphia. The
Congress will be present. May I deny the. English
antettion that Iris arrnste are made time. "NW
advise? -43. ff. Team To whir& the following reply
gra remised :—"Goorge F. Train,—l cannot depart from
toy habit of leaving my vindication spinet calumnies
oan intelligent ooun try and • candid world. W.
figwasn."—Theasdienoe,throngh Yr. Train's inspiratie•
eenstaned tine ambiguous' dispatch into • positive denini.
and meowed it with loud cheers, as is evidence of the
friendship of Kr. Seward towards the Fenian masa

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