The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-08-18 00:00:00

eennal Ntbm.

hi. sikl that Or, liespron Ulu& will make a
journey to Jertlealent in September.
Among the inhibitions et a fate at Lausanne last week
was st menagerie continuing lions, beam, • panther, and
other &annals. A can who was looking at the animals
was imprudent entstrgt, notwithstanding the eantion of
the keepers. to thrust into one of the cages his arm,
whir* was immediately lald bold ai 14 the prettier,
who began gnawing it in the most frightful manner.
The cries a( the man caused venni alarm, and the
other. spectators rushed out of the place. It was only
by the use of pikes and pitehforks that the animal could
be forced to relinquish its hold, but from the wrist
up to the shoulder all the flesh was torn from the
bone.
Gaza/ Wiantrpoin IX PICNITA.—On the afternoon
of the sth lest.. • storm of wind, accompanied with a
noise like thunder, burst on the village of Sieverrnieb, in
Rhenish Prumia. The storm was of unprecedented
violence. Immense damage we done to the frith trees
in the fields, fed also to the forest of Marienburg.
Men saved themselves and the,r animals with the
greatest difikulty, but agricultural implements, fruit
wagons, and earts were completely destroyed. Fruit
tress were lifted Do high in the air that they looked
likes lot of bloat crows, and were afterwards found at
a distance of more than two miles. One of the poor
inhabitants who had grown about a quarter of an acre
of barley was left without a single sheaf of it, for all
was carried away with the storui.
There is now • greet dearth of water in the environs
of Vienna, mused, it is believed, by the total want of
snow and rain during the past winter.
The Dolts of Marlborough has sent 1,000 guineas to
the Radcliffe Infirmary, at Oxford, being the proceeds
of fees from visitors to Blenheim Palace and gardens.
A new kind of cotton has been found in Cuba growing
on • vine. It is not very fine, but white and strong,
and it is thought will thrive where other kinds of
rotten will not flourish.
Sir William Denison, Governor of Madras, is writing
(says the Read r) • reply to Sir Charles Lydia recent
work on "The Antiquity of Ilan." Sir William is •
brother of the Speaker and of Archdeacon Denison.
Edwin James is spin in difficulties in New York.
This time the famine Old Bailey lawyer has been
arrested for libelling • female, who I. described by Man•
batten as • respeqtable woman. She sues for 20,000
dollars damages. James has been held to bail.
Sunday and Monday are said to have been the two
hottest days recorded ma Paris for tl 5 last 158 years. On
Sunday the glao in the shade marked 38 degrees (cen-
tigrade) or about 98 Fahrenheit's amis. Monday was
comparatively cooler, the glans standing only at 92.
Mr. Dawson, of Birmingham, in a recent
mesa oCiriroele-,;-stioal Events," says the Nonconfor-
mist Bicentenary came in like a lion and went out like
• lamb, and vs." Foolish in its conception, feeble in
its execution, and would have been usieohievout in its
results if the imbecility of the management had not ine•
vented this."

A new system of instruction in fencing has been in-
trodoerd into the From* army by Captain Rohnlia, of
the 44th Infantry, by which • soldier may become more
Perfect in the sword exercise in six months' than for-
merly in six years.
Early on Wednesday morning a brutal murder, fol-
lowed by the suicide of the murderer, was perpetrated
in Globe-street. Globe-roed, Bethnal-green. A weamt.
named James Dopey, cut his wifs's throat from ear to
ear, and than ran from his house to the Regent's Canal,
in which he drowned himself. The men was 68 years
of age, and had been subject, to attacks of delirium.
Axoraza FLINCH CAIIALD.—The Paris Prase of
Wednesday saye--" There is serious talk of • marriage
which will greatly astonish those who have not yet
heard of it. This merrier is to be between the Queen
of England and the ex-King of Portugal, the mine who
refused the Greek throne The explanation of this
marriage with King Ferdinand is that be was uncle of
Prinoe Albert, Queen Victoria's late husband."
OLDIE IN LANCMIHIar. —The calendar shows a terrible
picture of crime in this county, containing the names of
no less than 147 prisoners for trial. Of these. 10 are
charged with murder, 13 with manslaughter. 36 with
burglary,r 8 with rape, with arson, and • great number
v cutting and wounding, larceny, robbery, and various
other offences- The cause list contains an entry of 43
causes for the Salford I st, and 77 for the West Derby
list, or a total of 120 onuses. Of thews 39 are marked
for special juries. Without assistance, it is improbable
that the learned judges will be able to get through this
amount of Weiner under three weeks.

" BAm Cowsw.." is MI BAXIIROPTCY COURT. —ln the
London Court of Hankroptey, on Tuesday, the case of
Mr. 8. Cowell, the well-known public singer, residing
at !ffi. Kennington-oval. came before the Court This
was the first sitting for proof of debts and choice of
assignees. The debts are stated at t 773; the principal
crediton are Mr. K. Weston. of the Music-hall, Hol-
born. t 140; and Mr. IC Kyle, music publisher, of
Glasgow, £ll2. The bankrupt thus &Genial. the cause
of his fAnure -" Loss of @elan and other losses in
America, 111 health, heavy travelling expenses, and in-
sufficiency of iucetne to meet my neoemary exi enditure."
Only two creditors proved, and no choice of assignees
was made.

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The Scotia, belonging to the British and North
American Royal Mail Ship Company, on her last voyage
to New York. made the most extraordinary fast run on
record. She left Liverpool on the 18th July, and made
the pamoge to New York in nine days, two boors and 18
minutes, besting the fastest passage previously made by
nine hours and 45 minutes. The two quickest passages
previously made were by the Persia, in nine days 12
hours anJ 10 minutes, from Liverpool to New York;
and the Baltic, in nine days 12 hour.
The murder of • respeetably-dressed farmer, whose
name has Mot yet been ascertained, is reported.. having
limn perpetrated sear Careen, • remote point is the
went, of Wicklow. on Saturday night. His bod 7
was diseovered in • field does to a road, on which his
horse was found Illicitly grazing.
We bear from New Zealand that the first loco-
motive ever sent to the colony is expected in Lyttel-
ton from Melbourne very shortly. The march of
is rapidly progressing, and soon hot few
spots will remain where the pacifying Izoomotive does
not "puff" its own merits as • tannage.
A drafted man in Boston paid • good pries for a
substitute and the fellow ran off; hired another and le
skedaddled. Got disputed and declared he would go
himself anyhow; but the board of enrolment did'in
see it,sad threw him onion account of physical disability.
Perhaps the most remarkable engineering work now
In progress after the Sues Canal is the Mont Canis
tunnel. We bear that it is progressing favourably,
and that the vastest "bore" in Europa has now a fair
chasm of having daylight let through it. It will coat
50,000,000, franca, and perhaps be finished in six year&
Last year 380 metres were bored.
The amounts from all parts of the mentry speak of
the harvest as Rae beet foe many piers. The wheat
fields present • glorisas appearance, arid • brief exten-
sion of fine weather will see the crops well garnered.
The Court Journal says that when the lonian Wands
ere sided to Greece this order of knighthood will be re-
tained by the grown of England, and that one of the
Ink knights sweated under the new regime will ho Mr.
Gladstone, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in reward
of his services, during the mission to the lonian Islands
in 1858 He will thus beooms Sir William Gladdens,
O.C.K.G.

A fit• WAIT.— A New York despatch of the 29th
ult. sap :—A bottle was picked up on P•tob'o Beech,
Beverley, • day or two since, containing • piece
of paper, appsiwaU Us. blank lee( of • book. on
*bleb this following was written in penal :—' Br.
barque Carrie, 'iamb 9th, 63. We ar• fast foundering
all our boats stove in. God have mere, on oar soda
J. a'" .

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CAM, FIDZIJTT. —A short time Sinai a MA was
taken to the Manchester Infirmary who had hems run over
by • heavy lorry in the streeta. When examined it ems
found that • wheel had passed over his left thigh, which
was terribly lacerated and crushed. He sank under the
injuries in • short time, and his body was removed to
the deed•bones at the beak of the infirmary. The
following morning, to the surprise of the servant., it
was found that • large Newfoundland dog was sitting
watching by the side of the body, How the dog bad
teamed his master is not known, but daring the night
he bad leaped the high palisade which encloses the
grounds of the infirmary, and the fragments of rims
lying about the room explained that be had got in
through tile window. It is oaly necessary to add that
the faithful animal was allowed to keep (nerd so long
as the body remained at the infirmary, sad that it after•
wards followed the remains to their last resting-plain in
the church-yard.
Our readers will be pleased to lean. that Her Majesty
has appointed the celebrated artist, Mra. Thornycroft,
instructress to the young princesses in the art of
modelling sculpture.
Mr. &afield, the member for Ludlow, died on Friday
afternoon at his residence in Groevenoroquare. The
honourable member, who was a Conservative and dis-
tinguished for his literary and artistie tastes., had been
I. ill health for some time past.
An inrentiou has been patented by which communi-
cation can he had in • railway train by means of
electricity.
The report that differences had arisen between Lord
Palmereton and Fell Rummell on the Polish question is
contradicted.

—Very—cia-aisome new logbook bare been opened by the
Bishop In the parish of St. Thomas, Salisbury ; and
the foundationotooe of new owes kid in St, Andrew'.
Plymouth.
Amoot churches just reopened we may mention
Coombe St. Nicholas, Somerset; Wildhorpe, Lioeoln-
shim, by the respective Bishops of the diocese; Stock.
leigh-Pomeroy, Devon, and the mieient chapel of St.
Gabriel, in the ancient palam of Bishopecourt, Dear
liseter, Hamad 5&0 oratory.
Tat dingy .11k. Bard Dwahory of Myrmidon bare
adopted an akin= to the Bishop of Exeter, thanking
him for his speech in the Rage of Lorde on the burial
Sion, sad de= soy alteration is the oboe.
request his tOrriliUseniallie their opinion
to Primate.
Si, Ballard Mayne, moved by catottente that have '
been published to the if that the ood of Um City
polies Is not greatly higher Mon thtt of the metropolitan
force, aid the greater cost wish U it is, Moompeneelled
by greater *WU* to Stead property than in tbe other ,
olliete, has addressed a letter to Sir George Grey coo.
both these eatemeses. By ealselatiens which
be ening I.or ammeetion, he endeavours to show Ira
Boa the east of wick ia the City kons
£l3 Si, 44., or 21 per amil higher thee in the metro
poiit&O form and nest, as regard. security, that the
number of " efficiant s"—those that result
in bringing the °freshen le trial—were in the City 10 to
•Vcr 32 crimes ;, to the metropoiltaa distnets 10 to
every 27 crimes One primmer sat a every Imo appre-
hends/ is Um City is discharged by the magintesta ;
one CoUt of Awry fear in tbe metropolitan district. Sir
Richard uses aim ergesseett to show the superiority
of the metropolitan, form, tad sods by an appeal for
amalgamatica.
OswALD'll-DAY AT 181 Liu.-Bt. Oswald's-
day ie observed ow the Sunday Sellealli 0. Ow IAI of
horst, sad in lamosu of the patron mint, was 060"ss
foe the resh-betriag. The sweet Netted gag Acorn.
calesser, width gives out • plaiting smell when trodd.
under foot, wet used for these festivals 'mid someday, r
c=olthsiseeeseal that it maid he prolltabl utilised f,r
rim the name of geese.;
ecoranom leg be. bees sokeltteded. A writer in Hone'.
" TAB Bose3/4" (B. NT), Leder gets Jody gl, 1557, las
' gins a lam desmiption a • nth haring, is which the
" Opium Paha,* together with Mr. mid ffire. Word.
wank Igisa Wadsworth. sal Ma Boa W.111...11k
Welt pest Tie evergag Memiseslat with • dame.

Wordsworth," he mys, "is the Shia supp...„
them rustic ceremonies." At that time there wee,. 1,2:
two inns in Grasmere, "The Red Lion," um,
cherish, sad "The Swan," no the main road, ee
Mi., elsrtineen tells as anecdote. When Soon was**,
s.mtaadguailes,:etfiolymplyeisnireirdanginswre.wigososh,rtf hiiitni.inr:dt,thtubiT.:sh.isr.iieTteship,:,:mer,,,esi.twivt(teweem,ureiroThkorreelhip,:amlbezirs:::
door for the meant of Helrellyn, the Irar dla eadresised
Scott with these dimovenng wor,ds— Eh, eta
come early for your drink to-day.
Mr. Goldsworthy Gurney is to be knighted.
taTbsitl.)..a.Ruyeet Hwrroon.e.i
that
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forhuof°ll6il been s
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waeenit.rehni:;;fwilhrisceerbdil
nght:ue :rift
mars° f,onmf clttil
tllethellailhil Yeovil
tnivapii7L°:stimliarr.lnbeidn;st e:no,;Layeeri:rehenringe7B°rltlenhan't "Wac
tons odnea
ham :futouidthagutc..
One grower in the parish cultivates 90 acme.
i
It I. stated that arrangements are n ccmtemplation
by which the management of the Bristol and gem.
Railway Company may be united with that of the Comm
.eper
piwasi!...mreceilinattlLTAsna,fmactbe.ure;il.wast Mew;
Western.
inches
sWlngUdile mtoandmßAuLrdn:terl"Eig.ihnercustliOPloye,ata
..u.riGiltlelinAA:ruscegt!elb7.dffia;:liwith whom he cohabited. He fint
attempted to strangle the unfortounte teiaajs, um
afterwards to cut her throat; she received two ether
severe wounds.
Another death from crinoline! The fresh victim is •
woman, named Cohns, aged 55 Team residing in London,
The unfortunate woman was airing some clothe, at Si.
kitchen fire, when her dross, extended by crinoline,
ignited, and the usual result ensued, etx., death with
groat suffering.
It is not improbable that the redoutable Mr. Spurgess
l in
ooking gatßawro net: fsEnoprue.gurgemhoenposir B::cooretros.,
who has,
borough mayo(.< havesaid,
the l
I neighbourhood
Wednesday
nags , there
woman died
In the
Mala;le.
FJisl.bethGiantaitoce...k,t whose antecedents racy be based
for 06 years
Mijor General Lord W. Faulett Is patted a•
Colonelcy of the 87th Foot vice Simpson.
A liers•coe OTORT.—A very singular coot wee en'
folded before the Dulington bench of magistates cm
thlii.nottayrige. Aof ylrinAgAtwheomfrthiscu'orm4her illegia Yrinialeamashild.ca
and the statement of the cue beenght net the following
facts :—The defendant lodged at the girl's mother's, in
the city of Durham, whi n the girl was fifteen yews et
age. They gradually came to entertain an affection ifer
euh ether. In 1959 the girl, being nut of health, west,
wth her mother's consent, to Shields, to stay with her
suit 'while, and benefit by a change of air. While eise
• a staying here her young msn visited her, bat at two
monad end they were shy with each ether on soma
ma one or other, and she, to revenge herself upon him,
actually allowed herself to be led to the altar by, and
norried to, • man whom she had only known throe day.,
and who. moreover. Ins a foreigner. and knew not one
*.rd of the Enelish language. This foreigner was am
Italian, and captain of • merchant mead thie in port.
H.- met with the girl, it appears, at her aunt's, and they
courted each olber through the medium of an inter-
pester. No sooner, hew.,,,, was the etrumay
finished than she shook hands with her husband, lied he
with ter; they parted, and have never seen each other
since. She has had a letter from him—that was goat
two years ago, when by the postmark it would appear
be was with his ship in London. The merrier took
place on Sundae. July 25th, 1859, the girl beteg that IT
yeais of age. The very same day, in the afternoon, ebar
sought out bee lover, and, whether she made known to.
him the sudden freak sbe had taken or not, agreed to
go and live with him in Newcastle. At Newasatle they
cohabited as man and wife for five days, after which
they proceeded to Durham, and, repreeenting to the
girl's mother that they had become man and wife. wens
allowed to lire as such in her house. By-and-bye a
add snit into the world. Up to that time defendant,
who knew all the circumstances, cohabited with her
after that time he seems to have been less constant ; his
work lay in Newcastle, and he only °walkway visited
her. Yet It was shown that he had contributed 111 I.
towards the child's support, and had never, in fact, dim
owned the child until • few days ago. M. Wades,
who •ppearod on behalf of the defendant, objected Is
Mr. Nixon, who appeared for the girl. potting say
questions to her to prove the non-access of her husband,
I and quoted Saunders to show that a wife cannot
be examined on that point. Mr. Nixon, thus
' being shut out from exemining the girl on that
point, said he thought the Bench ought to be ridded by
I the general conduct of the defendant, and not allow him
! to slip from the resionobility he had incurred by •
I mere technicality. The Bench, however, considered
they had no alternative but to dismiss the ease. The
maiden name of the girl was Margaret Gibson; her
husband's name Joseph Villa; and that of the man
whom she summoned Felons, Firer, by whose t=mr
the child ha been called "element
Charles
Edward Bri.r."— Leeds Mercury.
New ACT ON THE IRISH POOR.—One Of the hist
acts of Hie late session was to amend the law reletimg
to the removal of poor persons natives of Ireland from
England. After one month, the only sinthority for
removal is to be by warrant, and a wilful desertion of •
person Mentioned therein before be or she Is conveyed
to the place of destination, is to 'object the offeader to
a penalty of 1:10, and in default of payment to am
imprimis.= .ut of three months.
Nitw ACT ON RUM DUTY.—Among Dm last sets eg
the recent session wee one to reduce in pertain mass
the duty on rum. Foreign and colonial rum May be
methylated in the Customs warehouses, and the duty
reduced, Wool/meths M methylic alobohol to be used
Is to be provided by the Inland'Revenue Commissioners,
A New RuLerriox.—Three things are needed to
make • cheerful fireside; hsppy faces, • joyous Islam,
and last not least, • brilliant grate which reflects all
these as in • mirror. This last never looks so Might as
when polished with the "Diunieto Tits= Lealli."—
Backlit k Mina London Bridge, 8.C., and HulL
Retailed by all Odium, CAtindlers, Grocers, /rots-
ogn.avers,

A-Broix-Paoor Tri.totara.-Bolerrerdo Ettore=
TEAM THE CABLE.— Th. new, of the world which WY
to, bring England into instant oommunisatioa with her
A merii an Colonies has been shattored—for they'll:* bee
stronceir than electric cables existing between Shea—
the ties of a common interest and nationality. Camas
shares with us the glories of our past, end all the
honour., the discoveries and the adventures of oer pre-
sent. If a great man appears among us., and superadee
the destructive errors of a thoutaad yea. with • new
system founded on truth, he belongs as much to British
America.. to British Europe, and, feet as steam .eaa
travel over sea and land, the benefits he has neared to-
England are diffused over the Colonial Empire. We
might cite a hundred instances of the masa
advantages growing out of 016 state at Wage ;
but one will suffice. The remedies of Profaner
HOLLOW•T, who 000.101 such MI inviable,position among the soient' worthies of this ettentry,
are as celebrated in Quebec. Moutreal, Toronto,
H•lifax, Si, John, and in fat, throughout tbe
and breadth of Canada, Novaticotia, and New 8
at they ore in London and Liserpool. The
demand for them gives employment to many operatives
in the manufacturing, shipping, and other departments
of the central establishment in London; and the Pah
returns, which are larger than the uninitiated trosid he
willing to believe, are as much added to tbeestanet
commercial capital of the country. We say the arrest
eatmercial capital—for Professor Holloway is not the
man to let his riches rust for want of use. He
them simply as the instruments for the °peeing rot
market. for his Peri aPecilklb and by thus aPPlying.
them haa sneceeded in making the most remote nations
participants in the benefito of his discovery. But If the,
advantages of heavy returns and the impala which their
judicious employment gives to home industry, belong to.
our side of the Atlantic, the happy results of life moot
•nd health restored overbid.oc them on the other.
Canada's great scourges, intermittent fever and zbeeate-
tele, a well as prevalent disease of the climate areal&
to be disappearing wherever the remedies haat be,.
lotrodnoed. Facts like these carry with the,. their own
comment., They autos us that nothing of good time
Get from English research and experiment are hid
uuder a bushel No British invention, whether life-
saving or labour-saving, ever fans to reach and Nem the
whole Anglo-Saxon race. If the Atlantic is not yell
banned by electricity, • current of sympathy and pea
will is continually Netting from either aide.
Sir John Bewaring, (her 11.fiety's Ws PI
Clary in China,) recently stated befall the
Chamber of Commerce, ' that many of the beet
teas are the very commonest brown leave.
with powdered Pruetitn blee and opals, and M
• Cbinantan was offered such coloured tea for his ewe
drinking, it would offend him. Ilngli_
eb easisminere
'that - -
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know t....et by using Homan a Pare Tbia,
freedom from all mineral colour is inenred ; the dowill
experienced for these Tem is immense, they are wish.
out equal for strength and quails. Dr. Handl wiles
' When at the docks, I Hotelman and oo.'s
imports, the Greens have none of the Maids facia
men on other Ti.., they exhibit a dell ohm ha
being thus pure, with the Slack, ace tilocilio.
some." Secured in Pecketa, and supplied is every
sown by Agents only; see the local lista in this paper.
INTEIMTINO Exratinewr.—Place on the
bar of a grate, with the heads projecting about one
inwards, some ordinary Lucifers—in a few momenta they
ignite. Then in the same potation place aby se tbe
Patent Safety Matches of Bryant and May,.
lONITI °(VI OM TOO bail,)and it will be
that they may remain foe hours— in fact until the wood
bemoan literally charred—without taking lire. We look
on this as a singularly interesting emutrotation of the
Safety of the Ma Match. Caro must be taken in beth
caws to avoid icroia, *outset with dame.

A ZEAL Buizauco.—No parent or invalid should fail tw
Use" Ilaizena." One trial will mike to.how the corrosions.
of the J ury of the late Exhibition in proelsitl44aisiena"
"exceedingly excellent for load," and a • to it the
two and ouly prise medals given to any article its kind.
Now that it is becoming more generally known, our fret
physicians are recommending it as the best, lightest, "x 1
palailible, and most nutrit ous foodforiuralia• .
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lim and prejiared aemarro the an.6ma
gives, It
may benina. into the most delicious custards, puddings,
mama, bhuirmanges, and a scare of exquisite duds%
effecting a wonderful saving in sacs. Dinkins., he
Maar' Arrimwarres Hair, during her Imprisesuassi,
bemuse completely eolouriees. Such changes el Whale
may now be completely restored by Hat 4fl 05
Brushes, ha ,of which Dr. Ilasseli renoeta, I mud
them as the most perfect Brushes hitherto is
respect& their mechanical oonstructioa, aad
m.„ They ar. THE reabid7 for
-- Rheumatism, A..kk:_rounterfeite are Wee us&
06., 32, Haahnball-Hreet, Logician.
Iliammer• Pau —Truthd esperamea—Thi railed
of shosia.ils. •>laialu, over more than a quarter et a
essters. m. t arca 4 nonanunends these nth as the hem
tb....W.g. aPeririge, awl the Wag 111111011•410110. They am, Wore aguelre. or Merely Ore te..perary
but wel. allarate el ale eeausek. Mgt. bear%
bowels la the only elk and legi brie way—by elleparallaylbs
41...1 "a 'Wog titter twee ogees, whialt are the feseir
deo and lappet of sigma • dorm t
Mame, Is wonderful la plisbalf masa TOW Wean ambeare all that le dearable la a eadialse. rep,l rimy pada, pi ilba rap •NA
then Borland sal tin waress