The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-03-16 00:00:00

AMERICA.

By the arrival of the steam ship Indian, we learn that
the Senate had rejected the Army Bill, and had pawed
a Bill to amend the Act of March 3, 1851, limiting the
liabilities of shipowners, The Home of Representa-
tives had passed the Indian Appropriation Bill; also
• Bill appropriating WB,OOO to enable the President
to fulfil the treaty stipulations for the abolition of the
Sound dues. The president, in response to • resolution
of the House calling for information to show to what
extent Utah is in rebellion, communicated voluminous
documents in reference thereto. In a letter from the
head-quarters of the army General Harney is informed,
that so well is the nature of his service appreciated
and so deeply are the honour and interests of the
United States involved in the success, that the Govern-
ment will hesitate at no expense to complete the effici-
ency of the little army, and insure health and comfort
to it as far as attainable. In a letter to Colonel Joh-
nson, dated January 23, General Scott heartily approves
the former's conduct, and unites his sympathy for the
sdifficulty he so manfully conquered. Also tendering an
expression of his (Scott's) high appreciation of the noble
lonergy, patience, and spirit displayed by officers and
men, adding that in this the War Department concurs.
another letter, addressed to Colonel Johnson dur-
ing the present month, General Scott says that it is
no longer probable that he will go to the Pacific Coast,
or that any expedition against or towards Utah will
he despatched from that side.

IllenergY,

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THE BRAZILS.
ibe following telegram has been received from • Lis.
bon correspondent
The Tyne has arrived with £300,010 specie, and dia.
moil& to the value of £29,000, for England.
Oil the voyage she had 42 cases of yellow fever on
b 0 a 4 There were ten deaths, three of which were of
rs.
Ye ow fever was virulent at Rio de Janeiro.
On e 14th of February the coffee sales were 140,000
bags, and prices had advanced.

IRELAND.
SERIOI3B AFPNAT AT THE COLLEGIL—The State
entry of the new Viceroy was unfortunately marked by
• fearful riot between the students of Trinity College
and • large body of the police, horse and foot, under
the immediate command of Colonel Browne, one of the
oommffisioners. Monday's papers are filled with the de-
tails of the affray, and the conduct of Colonel Browne,
hithertd one of the most popular of public fanction-
aries,f is severely censured by some of the journals.
One of them goes so far as to demand his instant dis-
missal, arid • call is made upon the new Executive for
a prompt investigation into all the unhappy circum-
stances of the case. Since the last College election a
bad feeling has existed between the students and
the police, in consequence of the services of the
latter being frequently called into requisition during
the progress of the contest. It is reported that
Colonel Browne has been
.suspended, pending the
result of an official investigation. On Saturday
last by order of the Chief Secretary the men of
the horse police, 16 in number, were paraded in thd
commissioner's yard, in the Castle, for the purpose of
identification by a body of the College students. Five o
the police were identified, two of whom took • most
' conspicuous part in the attack on the students. Three
of the students were in turn identified by the
police as the most active among the rioters. Lord
Naas and several officials connected with the Govern-
ment were present on the occasion ; at 3 o'clock Satur-
day the foot police were drawn up in the lame quarter,
and for a like object, but, as the proceeding was private,
the result is not yet known. On Saturday night a large
body of the students paraded the city, and these was
every disposition evinoed to renew the riot. The author-
ities, however, issued strict orders to the police loremain
In their several stations, in order to avoid trash eel-
liaise. It ia said that 12 of tbe polio, have beam so in-
jured as to be returned unftt tor duty.