The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29 00:00:00

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anazone bread riots hare occurred in varione porta
of Ps on, arising out of the exportation of grain to
Holland.

SPAIN AND PHI PUPIL —An address to the Pope has
been signed by Senor Nocedal and other deputies,
requesting hi. kabinet* take up his residence in Spain
if compelled to leave Rome.
Ten harem of the Supreme King of Siam is no large
that a week rarely pares in which WI does not an•
nonnee, In welter English. to his friends in Bangkok
and Burmah, the birth col a prime.

It having been so frequeatly reported that Mdlls.
Patti was &boat to many, she has inserted in the
Gazette des &reapers an " °Saar notice that she has
"no idea of marrying," mobs is " wedded to
THU Mestager da Midi relites that the wife of
smell fanner at Pierreleague (Orem.) ha. just been
safely delivered of three girls. Fifteen month. since
she had givea birth to twins, having two other children
previously, and all girls.

COLLAPSE 01 TER INILIZILICTION IN ROMS.—
The French expedition to Rome has been abandoned,
u the Italian eovernment has undertaken "lb. adop-
tion of all necessary measures to prevent the invasion
of the Pontikal Slates. and to ruder the September
Convention entirely • al011A06L" In oonesquinoe of
this, the Garibaldien buts have retired to the frontier,
end abandoned all offensive movements.

AITAIIII ur Roma.—Ock Tuesday evening an oats.*
was made on the post at Caritali. by • band of 50 armed
twin, and during the time of their attack another band,
leas numerous, attempted to carry a poet of Zouaves at
Borgonovo. Th. amailants were dispersed and several
captured. One boor sufficed to reestablish tranquillity,
which bad not been disturbed up to the morning of the
23rd inst.

Tee Vert or Di. IatitOWTOIVI.—Bv the arrival of
the Ceps mail we learn that the Rev. John S. Moffat
Dr. Livingstone's brotheein•law has published • letter.
expressing his opinion that ter• appear. el to be no
neeeseity for believing that the fate of Dr. Livingstone
bad been decided. The story of Ms death. he mid, bail
come from very doubtful sources, and " • message has
been sent to the Sultan of Z•nsibar, by • chief inland,
that Dr. Livingstone had paned his territories alive
and well at a paint beyond the scene of the soppomd
murder." He should not be the least surprised if
the doctor turned up in some moet unexpected quarter.

•
Flumes AID ITALT.—The New Prussia" (Crop)
Gazette of Friday evening imp —"it: somas that
Fromm intend, to revise the September convention
in • settee favourable to Italy. The French
row,roment will naturally endeavour to east upon
others • Part of the reapnosibility for what is
about to take place in Italy against the interlude of the
papacy ; it will therefore meek to treat the matter in
common with the other powers. To obtain a conerass
comocated of repreeontativse of all the catholic powers
'cold be difficult, bat Fran". may be 'stifled nth •
confereneo of the great powers, and it appears that this
moeaoslatc ha tried.*

A CRAFT= OF 11111 HONITBLIL—it Memphis piper
narrates the following horrible incidents in imiseippi
;de :—" Three or four days have elapsed sines the dark
and horrid treassetions narrated below transpired at or
near Fieeelling's X Roads, iiiallioelPPC A young lady
of the highest respectability and most amiable &waster
was proceeding to • neighbour's house, where • party,
to which she had been invited, was riven, when abe
was overtaken by • ewe men and forcibly drawn from
the high roads into the woods, her arise stilled by •
cloth of some sort reused over her mouth. Takes so a
seeluded and desolate spot, she was tied by the negro,
and there detained for a week, while the black sewlltdr•l
effected his vile purpose, without the reiwerable victim
being able to offer the slightest resistance. Two men,
who were out bunting, unexpectedly cease upon her,
still tightly bound and aloe.. Her espia, bad left her
at the moment, either to preeare feed or Pg Me some
other purpose. Learning from the wretched girl the
eiremnstanale of the atreeity practised upon her, they
awn:waled themselves until he should return. Nor had
they long to wait; end, upon his coming, they at ones
seised and secured him. Agreeing that the victim should
pronounce sentence upon him, they awaited her deem..
It was to flay him alive. They at once proceeded with
their hunting knives to relieve him of hi, epidermis.
The forest resounded with his cries and imprecations as
they dripped the skin from the soles of his feet to his
body. By the time they had progressed to Ids middle,
nature could stand no more, but, completely exhausted,
yielded up the ghost —the monster dying a most
hmrihle death. The girl was conveyed to her home,
where everything was done to relieve her differing, but
sbe died the next day in great anguish."
MATH OF A VITIZAN KISSIONART. —The New
Zeeland Potted give souse particulate of • distinguished
man who died recently. Henry Williams. late Arch-
deacon of PUMA, wee originally an °Maar In her
liefesty's serviee, and occupied the post of lieutenant
'on board the Thames. He devoted his life to the
(*embed barbarians of New Zealend, where he leaded
Is 1823 baying bees ordained in the melees year, rod
hawk+ some from Sydney in company with Samuel
tsrsWherever • war was there be was found in
Use midst of the Mello parties, allaying their regent-
masts mel Promoting pews. Oe owe mask* the