The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-11-11 00:00:00

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Tits MORTARA BOY.—A letter from ROOM, in the
Paris Prase, says :—" Your readers have, doubtless,
lot folgotten the little Jewish Mortara boy, who was
shut up after his baptism, in the convent of St. Pierre,
ins-Liens. I am assured that he has had just mile
!erred upon him the minor orders." -o
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPPARANUE Or A YOUNG
On Thursday information • was circulated rg
:tas
'mysterious disappearanoe of • young lady of high .
onions, who reside in the neighbeerhood or
'square. It appears she went out for a walk an Saint
day, the lilting, and took the omnibus at the eiell•V•
Wane-street, Chelsea, sad although every exertfo4
been made to tram the fugitive lot the slightest ti4th,
;Witte been heard or her.
SALE OF TON SAYIRB'S EQUESTRIAN CIRGUS.-•-OR
Thursday morning the sale of the Champion Toni
fte, .ra's ,EquestrianCirale wee effected-by Mr. Abrn
Sinai at the Welsh Harp Hotel and pleasure sails. ,
Hanlon. The sale attracted a numerous • aelif'
filtiatrical speculators, manager., end proprietor:4
'll4tteetrian establishments, and the different lets
sletiely contested. Amongst the properties eon
fee were forty-five trick, rug, and van homes, the oillaW
bated performing mules "Barney and Pete" (for wblh
-layers gave 180 guineas), the mammoth tent (eapableof
holding 2,508 pm-sons), and the entire pirapheruslii'ste
this vast establishment, the different lots obtaining fleir
prices.
AMERICAN Hanwing.—At an exhibition given to,
Troy recently, • committee of ladies was aPeolotmi to
mat a Pilgrimage through the 'Wiens*, and select the'
handsomest man in the room. The flair judges promptly
discharged their duty, hir which they were the reef-
pirsltt of the loudest plaudits of the sinemblage. The
Iu man, whom the deMeion of the ladies prenottumd
andiomed present, was the welder of tho 114d2
mewl. The raped, major remiyed • prim as • nitrate
her his good looks. The whole strok most hwai
,gthed the gallant major, who, it is reported,
?eyed to his residence in • beak Oatilkishoehe{lo ,
tifftbe charming eommithlif 4001•Jsitt APPost•—A
Parhe Opinion Nationale tells *dory ef a French 6ed44',`
Mho, when Pius IX. thought fit a few years ago to isco
r pees upon the church the new dogma of the Immainth
' late Conception, couW not in his 0.10601106 adhere to
it, and rather than disagree with his bishop resigned his
preferment and attempted to live upon his own private
income of £l6 a-year. He gradually mimed the daily
quantity of his food, and often ale nothing more than a
small loaf in the twenty-four hours. His heath broke
down under these trials; and when at last his friends
transported him from his garret to • hospital, his
shrunken stomach refused the food which was proffered,
end this victim of Papal foolery died literally of starve,
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ICAPLES. —A communication from Naples says :
"Nine thousand workmen are occupied upon mini-
cleat constructions, and the abundance of employment
and the low pries of corn promise a favourable winter to
the labouring classes. A cemetery has just been
opened near that of Poggio-Real for unbaptiaed infants.
Under the Bourbon dynasty, such infanta were thrown
into a vault situated beneath the Church of Santa-
Maria-la-Nuova, where thousands of rate devoured them.
The municipal authorities have put an end to that
scandal, but they had to strive against the Cardinal
Vicar of Naples, who protested energetically against
any change. Does religion require that children who
have died unbaptised ahould be thrown to rats?"
DISCOVERY OF AN OYSTER BED.—A large bed of
oysters estimated by the fishermen, at the value of
about 2.5,000, has just been discovered about three miles
off the mouth of Dartmouth harbour.
Some of the Shropshire landlords have taken offence
at the freedom with which the tenant farmers have con-
dernned Sir Baldwin Leighton's Game Bill, and two
landlords have withdrawn their nellies from the lists of
the Ludlow Agricultural Society. The prime mover in
the condemnation of the Game Bill was Mr. Matthew
Evans, • tenant farmer • but he seems to be well sup-
ported bjehia agricultural brethren, who, at • meeting
held on Monday, passed a resolution that" no studied
insult to the gentlemen" was intended by Mr. Evens, or
the farmers, lathe remarks they made on the obnoximui
bill
GOT FAWKES IN LONDON—November the sth, the
anniversary of that awful conspiracy which was to have
blown Parliament and the Constitution into the air, was
commemorated this year in that peculiar style which
has become familiar to Londoners, and probably to the
inhabitants of most provincial towns. On all such
occasions the Pope has naturally enough been the great
hero, although there have been times when, on account
of strong political feeling, other persons have shared his
glory. On Wednesday his Holiness divided the
honours with Garibaldi, and in many parts of the
metropolis their respective admirers indulged in pitched
battles in advocating the claims of their friends. The
Pope, when he was made • " Guy" of by Garibaldians,
was knocked to pieces in many planes by his Holiness's
admirers, who were disgusted at seeing him placed in
so ignoble a position, but whenever the Garibaldians
proved the stronger party, Pius the 9th (in some eases
Cardinal Wiseman) was paraded through the streets
and eventually condemned to flames. Garibaldi was
exhibited in all torts of costumes. The American
question was fully represented by the Guys, and it
would be difficult to say whether Abraham Lincoln or
Jefferson Davis was the more caricatured. Both were
surrounded by the emblems which are supposed to be
associated with their respective States, and both were
made as hideous as their opponents could well render
them. The dethroned King of Greece came in for
some notice; but, as the circumstances of his dime-
sition have not yet become very familiar to the elais of
persons who find amusement in parading Guys, no
particular historical importance attached to the few
scattered representations of King Otho. Minor Pays
of all sorts and sizes were exhibited in the streets; but
as the morning was rainy and dull, their merits were
not thoroughly appreciated.
SCENE Al' A BULL FIGHT.—The circus at
has just been the some of a sanguinary drain&
Sunday the place was full, and two toraidoin
secondary rank, but very popular as natives of the
named Joaquin Gil and Perm, made the •
salute and offered to kill the bulls in how
president of the assembly. The first 111'
cleverly killed by Peres; the second was a
animal, very vicious, cunning, and strong.
the fatal blow from Gil, but at the same
tamed the unhappy man into the air, received
his borne which entered deep into the body,
him to the ground senseless, and then fell
side of his victim. The third bull was a
The toreadors were under a state of terror eth
describe. The picadors would scarcely toreedrukkaii.
Fierce in the middle of the arena, ha seemed-
the banderilleros, who at great risk fixed twoertierea
firebrands to his neck in order to excite bun. Provain,
and noise the bull became furiona The task el ing
him fell to Perez, who advanced with hesitatfoti;', and,
seemed only able to strike feebly with his •wbrft:''' The
president called to him and pressed to have
legs cut with the demanne (an hareem° scythe &Mid on
pole,) but Perez refused his proposition, whickismon•
sidered to involve disgrace to a torresdor. He returned
to the fight. The bull threw itself upon him • in vain
he cast at it the muletta in red sloth; the bull peadyto
attention to it and followed him. But he isetieti
barriers, and in leaping over it threw his sword at the
bull's front. It struck the beast in the faee mall` a
strange !atality rebounded and penetrated the thick of
the poor toreador, cutting it to the bone. Thitetri
to ran in torrents from an open artery. The nb yi
man was carried away and the demiause Wall en
employed. Two hind legs of the beast were cut; bu
even then, upon its stumps, it appeared so terrible that
no one dared approach it The demi-lune was again
biought,and one of the front legs cut off. The beast
fell to the ground, and • stroke from the dagger finished
him. Will it be believed that even with this the public
were not satisfied, and demanded the rest of the sport,
and the authorities were obliged to give them tickets
for the next exhibition? The toreador Gil was buried
on Tuesday ; the ether man is in a daegerous state, and
amputation is to be tried when be seems strong enough
to bear it.
THE EX-QUEEN OP NAPLES.—A letter from Rome,
in the Augabury Gazette, says :—" The King of Naples
has had the following inserted in the Correspond mai
of Rome :—'We are charged to contradict, in the most
formal manner, the calumnies propagated by the German
press, and repeated by that of Italy, relative to the
journey of the Queen of the Two Sicilies and her
retirement to the Ursuline Convent at Angebarg. The
Queen still labours under the effect of the painful
sufferings she has endured, and from the shock given
to her eonstitution by the injustice of the wotld. But
there is every reason to hope that her courage, being
reanimated by prayer and meciiatios, will mon be
restored, end lead her to despise the calumniate asser-
tions of journalists, as she has braced the balls of Oreini.
A steamboat awaits the arrival of the Queen at Mar-
seilles to carry her to Civita Voorhis." • "
New Corrow FIELDS.—The Paris coneopoodoot of
the Globe nays :—An un.looked-for supply of soltoo
has suggested itself to the spinners at llama in promo-
ting a general battle among the owners of mattresses
and bedding stuffed with that article, in almost every
household, Immense stores of the welcome imeterlal
have come to market from thane hidden Tegelfel.
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