The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-24 00:00:00

NOTES 07 TIM WIZIC.

The Daily New, whose eccontrie teem on Eli forddlt I
qneetions I. well known, wishes to thrust us into • wag
on baba of the Foist —weber, so doubt that it it lin-
pomible to permedc in to undertake a crusade on behalf,
of the Federal Stirlen Our misguided contemporary
argues that the Poli.b ipesetion on which every commury
a Englishmen is merge cif Meng an opinion. 'Thy
question ie not to be postponed or prejudigod by strong
representations of the danger if war we should hour
by taking a Orlin, etreightforward mune is Ibis crisis.
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well for a peaoemonger and the writer goes eft to
inveigh against the folly of using straw weed, he
Repels if we let Ler know that no lighting is istiondieL
We lune not very 100011 Nth hi City rondisp.
Nevertheless, that holden by the friends of Poland on
Tuesday ought to produce some elect. This it Will DOS
do directly on the Russian Government. but isdnestly
by influencing Lord Palmerston and his colleagues he
their commusications with the Illenelan Govern/seat.
There can be DO &obi that all politisal parties are
agreed that England ought 110 i to let the Northers
autocrat abed any more blood withered as attempt to
stop him. Mr. Denman, the advanced Liberal. sod
Lord Harrowhy, the Cossenative, were SS ashore on
this point. In the me tinplate, why does Kr. Mena
keep siker* on this gubfeet, en well as on Greece, Brasil
and all other matters?.
Among the latest intelligence from Poised is the to
that an English saline' bee bees robbed and
half murdered by die Cossacks. We ghat r.... .0
whether Earl Russell, 90 valiant towards Bresill, on
behalf of some drunken naval onions, will venter% to
interpose in behalf of a boredom gore merebent,obalme
received far worse injuries than imprisonment foe • &II
hours.
The House of Commons is getting through its worts,
with remarkable speed. Bilis an being pushed fee'
ward and passed in the Lower Rome with di posibler
haste, in order that the, may gn to the Lords, pew ite e•
law, and permit both Houses to Mks an early balbilay.
Sane political prophets declare that this baste le •
symptom of a general election. They armee, with soma
show of moon, that the Whip have teething list private.
life to look foreerd to, an noon se Lord Paha/Mos lute
yielded to the - icy hand,' before ehieb eves the meet
perennial of Premiere must bow. For this lesson they
are desirous that Um diesolotioo of Parliemiest elitist&
precede the disinhition of their hmear and of their
pity. They might go to the country now with the
hope that Lord Paltsenton's porulerity would glee
them a majority. But, that failing them. Moir have
nothing but traversal defeat before them. The preemie
Parliament is getting well stricken in roan, and it
would be safer to disrobe at the sod of the premise
session than to allow it to run out its full einerse. Gie
the other hand, such • promeding wallet be us-
donbtedly unpopular with thole ii.r.'. whose seats aro
unsafe or costly. To inflict upon them the expense
and anxiety of a contort, when political peptise haver
made • trace, would be in their eye' • very great hard-
ship i whetber,bowever,the Conservative* will ensintehr
the tram to the end of the seeding remake, to be
' mew.
The Daily Telegraph poolipoolis the attempted Geo-
demnatiou of the Foreign Secretary, by Mr. Millie
Cochrane In the Hoene of 12lostesons the other *IOC
and thus refers the sitsation :—" Here is the BriNgh.
Parliament condoling with poor Grease as if she were
abandoned, Ariadoelike by the Theseus of Downing-
street, deceived by false vows, and left i.e. ' inhuma-
ne' situation by the Foreign Minister of England, who
would not dealers big ' intestiose to her too weld*
ear and too yielding heart. This wee III 1•
burden of Mr. B. Coebrane's comphent ia movies
for further correspoodemem . . . . Mot
if the Greek crown goes a-bogging the belt is belie
found in the etatistice of Sher kingdom and the oesditiess
of the sovereignty, not in the bleeds-Ise good utter
titles of the Bri46 Government" The flensdanf, am
tb• other band, characterise, the conduct of the Glovers-
ment as niischievous and abortive :—"Nothing cies he
more demeaning and iidigolous than the /die we hare
played. Not oar have we rushed eagerly forward
to acknowledge an ill-timed and foolish revolution, hut
we have induced an ezcitiel population to believe list.t
Prince of the reigning haw of Eaglend IVY prepared
to somiclidate sad justify the dynastic slaw. Prises
Alfred was cunningly bald forth by English &beton an
the best choke which the people of Greece Gould nua.
for • Sovereign. But not this alone. The Preptinsalmr
Repablie wee to be dissolved. The British Lord High
Commissioner and his authority were to give way, and
the yearning island were to be delivered into the epos
arms of the revived monarchy. Thin was to have beer
the comedy. Unfortunately, the unsettled state of the
country, the vigour of the revolutionary element AM
alive, and the jusellsble antagonism of feeulgu Govern-
menu e have made this hasty scheme altogether impute-
tactile. There never wag internieddlieg no misehevicon
and so abortive."

The bequest osionesse of death from sulfeentioa
amen ideate has caged Dr. Lankester. the coroner
for Central Middlesex, to any something on the sobjeet.
He seems to think, however, that none of the death.
charged 'on suffocation real, arise from the over-
feeding of infanta. Amodio( to him the only food for
Infect.. daring the Ant ohm months of their life is their
mother's milk, or, in default of that, pore milk mei
sugar. With respect to sulfoostaos be streogly re-
commends as a preventive that finishes &sold be
plated in con, and net in beds.
It has been rumoured that, in order to way the
Clooservatives of North looladvire, and prevent them
from opposing the re-election of the Marquis of Hee-
tington, the Government has determined to confer s
peerage on the member for North Lancashire, Colonel
Wilma Patten. The rumour is new deeded. It bora
Its owe eantredietecia ego Its fees. To imposes that
the Whip would ennoble • Conservative Is to imagism
something very little short of • awn miracle.
The trial at Maidstone, of. lad. aged 18. former
daring • boy 10 years old,- tea peculiar features of inte-
rest, on account of the defend which was set up. It.
was contended that the prisoner was not responsible for
hi, actions, end • good deal of noontide was talked(
*boot morel insanity existing onstereporanisously with •
int... Hernial sanity. The jury refused to give any weight
to this theory and found the prisoner guilty He was
condemned without hops of mercy, to the evident setis-
faction of the spenders, who had No rood sense toss.
that the theory of moral timidity is merely another
gine for morel depravity.
Also! for the holders of Greek Hoods. the Morning
Post IUMOU00•11 that there is nothing vet mottled with
regard to the throes of Greece. The Palmerstoe omen
give, very faint hopes of any settlement at all. The
noble viscount seems destined to find a rock shied fa
the trochlnioine little country. and in spite of his indlg-
mot reply to Mr. Bantle Cochrane no Monday, be has
by no means recovered his position. What with Doe
Pacifico in 1850, and King Otho in 1861, the Provoke
most be inclined to Irish Hellas in the lower miens.
It is • pretty strong proof of the dereoralhatioe of
the " Great Liberal party" that no less than 35 Liberal
members voted against Mr. Forster's motion for a select
committee to inquire into the operation of tie. pa.
laws. The motive amendm wa ent s sieved, Indeed,
bye Liberal, and wee supported by such men es Mr.
Manatee Wines sad Mr. Portant Teo years ego and
scarcely a single Liberal would have dared to vote as
these 35 did on Tuesday.. But the old landmarks are
gee, and it is almost absurd to speak of Parliamentary
parties sail they existed any longer.
One of the mod pealing problems just now is to &-
tenets. ' whet Mr. Disraeli is •up to." A visitor to
the House of Commons thin session must have • douse
idea of the °Mee of chiefs of porkies when we sees Lord
Palmerston keeping his party together bv eleopiaziari
the Treasury benches, and Mr. Disraeli main
order amoopt his adherents by inopsetiag his finger
nails. The noble viscoaat data indeed wake up some-
noun, and makes • speech which is generally worth
listening to; bet the Caeosrian ageter, preserves int-
netrablit silence, and rises In Isle place to go to dinner.
The right hon. tillallllllll seems to have left foreign
addle to Mr. Segneer Fitagerald, boom to Sir Stafford
Northoota, things in general to the interminable Nor-
folk Bentioek. According to presoot appeernenes, Mr.
Disraeli is converted to the Carlyle doctrine of golden
silence plus the truly British doctrine of the omnipo-
tence of dieser'. It is sirup that Yr. Diensil should
have chose. jest this time, when Lord Dories (Th","
Moses rendered it uncertain whether that noblesmin will
ever be able to take office again, to surronder his posi-
tion in the House to his es Mid to offer to
his adherent. dinners at Grosvenor Gets ter hoot et
reason and low of soul at 114. fitephoes.