The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-26 00:00:00

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dangennis innovation.
Mr. COLLINS moved to defer the Committee for three
months.
Upon a division, this amendment was negatived by
92 to ILI. A anhartiption is on foot to erect a statue of Lad
Mr. TURNER expressed a hope that the Chancellor of Macaulay in Trinity college, Cembridge.
the Exchequer might still be induced to withdraw the A new French journal has appeared at Milan under
Bill, the title of " Le National : Journal de l'lndependenee
Mr. W. WILLIAMS hoped it would not be withdrawn. Italienoe tt de l'Allience Frani:Mae." •
The House then went into Committee upon the The Whitworth gun recently tested off Shoeburyneme
Bill. has been purchased by the Government. and is ordered
The Chairman, after a discussion of the first clause, to he forwarded to Soutlisea-common for a repetition et
was ordered to report progress. experiments.
The Universities end College Estates Bill primed A jury in Texas lately acquitted a man charged with
through the committee. The Railway Cheap Trains, horse•stealing, although the crime was clearly proved,
k.c., Bill was read a second time. The Criminal Lunatic simple because lie stole the horse to elope with his
Asylum Bill was read a third time and pained. Other eweetteart. who was present in court during the trial..
Bills were advanced a stage. waiting to marry I f acquitted.
The House adjourned at a quarter to 1 o'clock until The War otfice has issued a notification that vole's-
Monday. teer bends are not to play in the streets after dark ; but
it does not say whether thin prohibition extends to the
marching .4 Idiols at the head of volunteers.
A meeting of the working chimes was held wt Bristol
a few days ago, when resolutions were palmed pledging
the meeting to abrtain as much as possible from
butchers' meat until prices were lower. Three thousand
workmen at Sheffield have bound themselves by a simi•
tar resolution.
The Mersey Steel and Iron Company are erecting a
battery of nine guns near their works, for the use of
their volunteers.
The Tlffiril tells a story of an officer who hail returned
, from a very dashing piece of service, which had at-
, i tracted a good deal of public notice, and who opened,
with sonic expectation, an Admiralty despatch, only to
' find in it a demand of five shillinp for extra rum served
out by his order to a boat's crew worktug up to their
chins in water through a cold night.
Lady Crampton, formerly Mdlle. Victoria Belle, was
presented at the late Drawingrome. Her Ladyship, in
right of her husband's high diplomatic rank, had the
privilege .4 entree -a privilege for which Peeresses of
the highest rank often sigh in vain. Viscountess
Palmerston presented the bride to the Queen.
The Fejee Sovereignty difficulty has been 'settled, all
the chiefs of note having acquiesced in & wish to be
placed urder the British.
Mr. Eilwanl Maw, engaged in the iron trade near
Doncaster, has stopped payment, with liabilities to the
extent 14 about £10,109.
Armstrong guns have been served to No. 1 Battery
of the Royal Horse Artillery at Woolwich.
The rumour that I.amoriciere is not quite pleased
with his position at 'bone has been revived.
In a remarkable article in the Detests, M. Marc Ginu•
din comments on the withdrawal of the English Reform
Bill, which gives him !mine concern. "If England," lie
says, "would nut give herself the trouble to think about
Lord John Russell's Bill, it is because she has some-
thing else to think of—because, perhaps, she thinks
more just now of the organization of her volunteers thee
the reform of her electoral laws."
A public meeting was held at Jersey on the 15th inst
to promote a subscription for the Garibaldi fund. The
' meeting was crowded and enthusiastic, and the local
hero .4 the occasion was the illuetrious poet sad exile,
Victor Hugo, who had come over by invitation frost
Guernsey, and who delivered a magnificent oration iu
honour of the great Italian patriot and his MIME Thi
reception of this eloquent and steadfast sufferer foe
freedom's sake was a generous atonement for the nte
worthy and on-English act of the Governor, who, is
1855. expelled liim from the island. M. Victor Hut°,
it id known, has fixed his residence in Guernsey.
A mot of Garibaldi i's quoted by the papers:—" I OM
to Sicily, where I beat an army without a General. I
am now going to Rome, to beat • General without IS
army."
ffi Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stow*, Mr. Nathaniel HO'
theme, and the Rev. Canon Stowell, of Manchests'i.
were a ~,,, fig the passengers on board the Europa, %lord
left Liverpool for Dorton on Saturday.
Astronomers are how on the qui tire for the pro
solar eclipee which is to take place on the lath of Jslf
next, and which will be total in Spain. This i tbe
more important as none of those which are to Nor
within the present century will be so convenient to
observation as this, that of 1987 alone excepted.
A meeting of Liberal member* of Parliament test
place on Tuesday, on the invitation of Mr. Bainea to
consider the clause* of the Census Bill which nide t°
religious profession. About fifty gentlemee were
sent. Avery strong feeling was expressed resprtwl
the unusual course taken by Lord Palnierston n rov''
ing the leader of the Opposition as head of • &Wow°
on the subject, and the position in which his [moist!
had thus placed his ordinary supporters was mender'',
A me ~,,, net to the Premier is in course of ei4sai°l,l
the object' hale character and the melees:was "-
ng thems
Liccows:lntilirriTteni:i4:l4l!.l::tule.Hl.Cinelmeilas'rPni.:.e.nir:Vim,LsetulAtb::"ll:lnaeerstzatitmi.heiht;:uo:eipel!iytirnmaltsincili egnrare,t.":l:l‘eit‘%i"letnlrti.ii.t.tivagyligml,eotioredginlis,ustin!n: of tlll
pi were bss
the one in the borough of Finsbury, mu the other,
thY
Lambeth. The first was attended by Mr. Drieeff',„
the members for the borough, were both present,.,..'
Tuesday there was a crowded meeting at the
tington Club. The Hon. Henry Berkeley presei6l.,..
Biondi!' has met with a rival. A mall named 1), .7",
hail crossed the Passaic on a rope six huodred
length, "stopping in the MOSER to be pbototoPb.., ts
,
A Mr. Cuthbert, of Georgia, has masociP b..
a(l.aosiv:rtr.,.(sed,ovi.:;:tmiiiioym-fitiv,elridnuanyuumrpmhbeoyr:iansestvhe:intly:rigmtioofivweh.oinakb,;::
sent to Liberia.
brain, brought on by • tntuour in the throat. 11,...1
phy represented Cork for about twenty Yeeek,....ovoi
signed on being appointed Commissioner of tbe "'-
Debtors.' Court in 11453. stioS
The Duke of Argyll has been suffering from 4°
of measles. 061
The Belgian Chamber of Representativeate"
the abolition of all octroi duties, f'%l
The French Council of mete bee before it
loan by the city of Paris of 1113,000,000 hum

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110t.t0war's Mtg.—Debility. indication. t
arms constitutionally weak are ao much
damp weather that the onlinary laces of life oar.
the necessity of thinking becomes a toll. The 170,1,
I. unhinged. and easch day brings to
rhing hot a succession of real or rgorsed iniserti..o.4loo
'nun sod. tonnente It ia 4mly neorarstrY t ta1ti;4010,,..c.
Nile. which purify and strengthen a &10W...,
tutlun more than any other IladidllC in tho ts osigtoj
cleanse the body from all Impurities. give tong Wtgetlo,...ga'
regularity to the liver, activity to the ye—
bowels ; they remove dejection of spirits and
relining to the mind dechden and cheerfuniew