The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-11 00:00:00

A BOON TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

CI (YEN AWAY.-20,000 CONES of
bIEDICAL BOOK, for the Len. tit of Nervous
Sufferer.. lIENIIV SMITH, Oortur of Ih.lidoe of the
Royal lTniversity of .lena. Le., a ill ...La, po4 free,
.ccoro f ruin 06erliat II ph. on reXe'ipt of . statnplal
direct...l envelope, THE WARNING VOIll'E. a pew
medical work on the tiocd effactual cure of Nervous
Lou'. of Me y, ps of Sight, lAnisitnde,
Indige.tion, Dislike to Sock ty, kc., which, if neglected
result in conainaintiiiu. iii,anit, and premature death,
with pL.in dirvetiono for perfect restondion to health
and vigour. The True Guile to thow who ch-siee
liveedy and private core. Every voting inan should
peru‘e this excellent little woo k, if he silts. his health,
happiness, Cliii prate o Mind. Achireas 1/r. Snlttl,
8, Burton-crewcut, Tavistock-aluare, L:nokin,

GRATIS TO SUFFRItERS.—A Clergymen
• haring cured himself of severe nervous debility.
of memory, indigestion, ',sins in the haeh. Then-
...tin.). and oilier fesrful symptoms rerulting from the
imi,nplencts of youth. is eaniestly deri-ous of impair-
ing to his suffc nog fellow-crestores the •11C111111bv which
his restoration to health waa effecte,.j. mod will scud the
medicine, properly prepared in dores, sia a hook written
by himself, containing all the necessary lamination, on
receipt of four penny postage stamps to prepay the
postage. Aildrers—Rev. F. RUSSELL, I, Arlington
Street, 11rnington Crescent. London. This had( is
offered r ith unseected sincerity to all who ileol
awl especially to those who have hemi deceived with
(mach ilocton,' works. Shortly will he publiabed, pnce
pest free for four stamps, "SECRET SIN," •
Sermon 'Reached beton. the Young Noss' Christian
• Association, by the Rev. FRANCIS aussau.

MARK•LANI: col:N EXCIIAMJE.

Tilt:
DORSET COUNTY EKPRESS
ruitiAy, Sept. 7.—A very scanty oupply English
wlteatwasoucl.•iii wilay's market, the
was heavy in the extreine. sd RC DOIIESTER, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, PIM.
demand for all kinds e,
price, were almost nolisinal. To have effected a
decline of 2.. per .Ir. upon Mmelay's rates Must base
been suliiiiitte I to tiy the facto's. We were well sup-
plied with all
,kinds of foreign wheat. Miners showisl
no disposition to norcl.a•e, nere nominally
tin same as last reported. Ti. I tug eargoes of grain
nest I" nothinx wa. doing. on t .roo.r terms. Goml anal
fine barks commaistle.l very full priceS.lmt low qualities
Went A Ilan inquiry. Most kin Is of malt elwiigeil 114114
steadily, at very full prires. There was a fair demand
for oats. In the quotations no chaiiite took 1.1 .re.
Beans ntt.i p.a.. welt steaily in price. The flour ttaili•
WWI heavy, and the quot.ittons Lail a downward ten-
deney.

CCIIKENT PRICES of'I3KET.IICHAIN AND FLOI'II.
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, 1131.1.• .. .. 42 45
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and
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oN KsTi: A LT DA X.

If aribahli landed at Salerno on Wednesday
and proceeded inland to Eboli. A telegram from
Naples, September if, states that the King has
hit for Daeta on board a Spanish steamer, since
which it has been announced by telegraph that
I f.trilialdi made his entrance into Naples at noon
•ei Saturday last with his staff alone. The mes-
sage aids: "The joy is intense. A
provisional Dovernment has been formed.
Naples is trantinil." At a meeting of
the A m texionist Committee of that city
on 'Monday a letter from him was read, stat-
ing that, as the contlithm of the country required
a definitive s' lotion. he would arrive in Naples
aleint the Bth inst., to asa 1111 l e the Dictatorship
id' the two Sicilies in the name of Victor Emma-
nuel. The whole province of Salerno was then
in a state of insorrection, and the Terra di
Lavoro. which may be considered the metropoli-
tan province, was in full revolt. The King of
Sar.iiiiia hail been proclaimed at Sala and other
i.iii.ortant tou mi. and placards hail been posted
Oil the walls i,f Naples itself, bearing the words
•• Long live Victor E anntl," a demonstration
reiidere I the re remarkable by the fact that
his kizzarinnii, hitherto so loyal. attacked the
trialis who attemi 4,1 to remove the placards.
l.fespatches from II- inn announce(' that great agi-
tati 111 l prevails in all parts of the Papal States.
.‘llO ma has been declared in a state of siege, and
the Papal Delegate has been recalled. Ponte-
con.° and Benevento are in a state of insurrec-
tion, and all the other pr vices are 1111 l re or less
disturbed. Deism! Lamoriciere has massed his
forces lin the frontier for the purpose of opposing
the a.lroice t.t. li•etrilialtli. and Deneral De None,
the it, commander-in-chief of the French army
at Hi one, has II iii t•i his officers that the
Emperor Iris iiaili•reil him to defend the provinces
of Rome. Cieita Vecchia. Comarca. and Viterbo.
Tsie Fii ies. adverting to the entry of Daribahli
- into Naples. says :—" The line of Bourbon, which
for 120 years has ruled—as Bourbons only ride—
the Kingil 1111 l of Naples lets died at last of what
' Vomigaptly calls '• a slow, sudden death." Never
was a dynasty less entitled to the sympathy of
its contemporaries or the compassion of posterity
than that a Nall has just so ignotuinously ended
its eaeeer. What Daribahli's course will be when
master of Naples we forbear to speculate ; facts
iaid speedily speak for themselves ; Ina one
service we hope ha will render to the
, en:ightenment of the human raca.—towards ex-
:lading the greasest mid 1110 At banefol supersti-
tion. We hope he will pe,ess himself of the
mixture irllbsl the ;amid 4if St. .lanuarins, and
Cans,! it to be s;ilimitteil to a searching chymical
atialy.•is. a•pl ini:ke the results, whatever they
may be. I:nown to the civilized world. It is
woutliy of ihe hand which has just emancipated
the p •,;•1, ft .no the fetters of temporal Ippres-
i,ill to ex pas.: .e a• of the grossest and at im-
ponatit Ii a u.iiich e veil the priesthood of the
ituli of I t .ly ever practised on the credulity of
a seini-barleirous population."
A des:rith from Venice informs us that On ac-
ratii,l progrem of Daribahli's army in
the kingdom of Naples, four batteries have been
s:•lit f. in Vienna to the great artillery depot at
Veiii.s., rii.l that the itli and Bth Austrian corps
il'arwi • Lave received 011ie/11 to join the army
of Vei.etia at the first summons. On
the other hand. flung:4ly, Croatia, Bohemia,
anil the iith•-r nationalitii s which compose the
Austi.i:m Empire, are anxiously Inoking for the
ref; wins ix ;...;.t. from the I 'inilicil of the Empire;
mil it is rout; ii•!itly believed that if the Govern-
went fail to. brio.; the tiresent crisis to a solution
grave is.. . heat ii ii ;II result. —The Emperor
It he 1. reach arrt v.-1 az It rtmoble on Wednesday,
lalving vi .itel ';'ll,,iii, Sallenches, Chamoutai
I leciila'ry. asei ,-L::l i. t'IWPS hi Savoy, in all of
•,,-1::eli la. ~: wild by tiae Dovernment tomtits to
lsine I.......;reecivra aid' great ent usiasiu.—
I.oesiqtt. li?; fron l'olistmitiiiiiple state that the
sultau le s wliiressed a letter to the I:raiiii
Vizii V. or cilia him to return immediately with-
lit visiting Ito-via :rid flitrzegiivina, though
there is stiil agitation in those provinces. The
•essitibts from r;yri.i .t ite twit Fusel Paella had
a ruck terror it., the ioliabilimis of Damascus by
CI- Fit:Wit executiiins. and that tranquillity had
I. ea tietely restored in that part of the
i rov ince. It is, however. again asserted that
I .41'1,ti.0.511,1V.• bera InagSaered at liaathee,liekan,
t 'ofartoram. :mil in the villiages near Jean d'Acre,
asa I that its Christians in Palestineare in ri state
•,f great alarm.

Fly the IS .inbay mail of the Bth of August we
ivarn that ir Ilei.ry Ward flied of cholera at
daiiras on the 2iol ult. This is a loss which
it will he .linicult to repair. hi the different
a pit icAlii W1l1e:1 Iv, hail served his country,
lint especially ::t Ceylon sand in the lonian
1.11:1!1.1S, he had 4itea pis eifs of a rare energy,
•ikl of an administrative genius which fitted
him, in a I,venliar mani.er, for the duties he
ha ileoa recently called 011 to discharge, The
inohieet, t ii, is one at which the services of
inch a nem can ill Le spared. There is no
doubt that the Income Tax, introduced by Mr.
‘riiivin, is extremely unpopular, and the latest
order bole Calcutta, which enforces the payment
of the tax before its formal announcement in the
Covernment Gazette, will probably be resisted
be many persons in high legal position. The
i"omicil at Madras, and the inhabitants of the
Madras Presidency, appear still to hold to the
policy maintained by Sir Charles Trevelyan,
whose recall led to the appointment of Sir H.
IL Ward, and we hope that whoever may be
chosen now to fill the vacant post will have
enough of energy and sagacity to meet the
difficulties by which he will be surrounded. At
such a crisis as this, the post is one of great
responsibility, and whoever is to fill it must
know how to mute the skill of the administrator
with the courage of the soldier.
The British forces in China were ready for
attack, lint the French had protested against
commencing hostilities, on account of having lost
all their harness in the vessel which was wrecked
at Amoy, and having also 2,000 men less than

the British. On the 2:lth of June Lor.l Eki
induced BATOR (; OA tit witilr.twCM` i0,,,e4t,
and the atu.ck e.i to C.lllllll.llei
A Citlltt,lllllorary, MII11111.• lii.oll

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war. ray., with mach sm:a.. 6. I. I,to
h.,11C.1 that thiais th, iast t:himse ...• d 1.0
sin!! be called upon to wage. I p t.. t:0• •-• •iit
time we have brew SA ify
Wu have attempted t., •,,
we deal with civilize.l to
apotl them the obtmltio.o. of V. • *.,.1.1
'Vi have eteleAvourcd t.. .y
do nit kiioi the

lying is a national
wrong that we slioffid continue to t ...•
Chinese. or try to extend our e' iii rela-
tions with them. if it is wroil4, in the sense of
being unchristian. or unjust, or .pi.ose.lto iuter-
nati 111 l al law, then let it be abandone.l at once
and for ever. If it is right we most persevere
to the end, and the point to be I...membered
that the only way of dea:nr...,i tlo•i 'hi! I,Se iA
by force. In the prtsent state our relations
with them, it would be nimble, to I it.sist before
we have gained our it..iiit, 111.1 have ilketi Bach
gurantee as we may consider sufficient for the
security of our merchants and the extension of
our trade.

rhntrtiEsTrat Parettai. \la t:b Saturday.
--Tile iineio•ris a th, Ito alter cancel a
tiuiin the curia trade. To effect sales in wheat a
further redileti,m of 2s. ptr quarter from last week
hail to be Kul ted
11triat Voia'N't -Tier e will b.. a fell dresi
ramie WettitemlaY it' tat l'-1.1• I".
..f going 011 t to lUCct ) s.•; I .A.,y It)
I:iae Volunteers, ti, end pay ;a; a ‘1 .it I •
Doreliester on th.it day. Tar:letlot-:--. a 'fa i.)
at th p.m. and sp. iii. ; 11:trat.c fur a::11 Thar.i.lay
at 11 pan.
At•n•Est.--On Titurtlay rnrnuiig la,t, Levi
lacy, the driver of the mail eat from M,lliury to
Dorebester, was taken t.. the County II .spital. his
hots" baying fallen and the.. ii law into the n.I
hem' foretw.st, while pa-eolig Isr ugh rattoe-wk.
His face, especially under the left eye, WA:, gnatly
lacerated, but lie is doing we'd.
11:1S11 S"cixi'v.—On Sunday tact sermons were
preached in behalf of the Irish Society, at 'ninny
church, by the !ley. If. 11. Dmithraine, Incumboit
"ISt. delin's church, Deal, ia the aiol Iv
the Rev. W. C. Murphy, Association Sterwary, in
the evening. AL I%AM, ti..• 1.... .1.
Stephens, Inennibent of St. John's, %V u•reeuitli,
11,11,3401 ;ant at We.t rnat tingt..... in thelt-It lit
the Rev. 11. 11. Dambraiii,,. A peddic
held on the f lion hg day at 111 dcii. V. t t stuv....
preside.' Over by Dr. Cowilell. an.l
Revs. IL 11. Donibraine, W. i'. Nltirp:.y, ,%:„.
attended as a deputation Iron tl•-• Par. lit
and other clergymen. The attenti.ow, II vevy
limited, and the few who were prebent %tele chiciiy
buttes.

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