The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-15 00:00:00

Jorrign fittrilionct.

F.ARTRQUAICZ IN FlrlallON. --Several shook of an
rartlignAlc.. which la.le I own., wont.. were felt at So•
in BeLinns t sw•rds wont on the 21.1—ihe icy of the
great earthquake in Algerio—Pull Mall Gaulle.
Corm reIIINIARCII bag (weed • eireelar, the beriberi
of whieh I. " pesos," "Piece in as.need
and, therefore, Prtosi • ears girt. op 41 her time and
thought to the reorganisation of Germany.
SnKRIIIINn Mt • Rater DAY.—(hi the 20th „f
IN reinter 7.701 Inches of rain fell at Sin Praneiaon, rain
felling for 20 hours, The quantity in lasted to be doubt,
that reoirled for any day before. In the sells ye of the
Stare cattle, sheep, hotness, And seine were drowned by
thousand..

Tim !Until! Qoverintr.—The Avelair N.tiosal
ailm, an elleiterl proie-ition main by Russia, seet
heated by Enllan4. for the settlement el this difficulty.
The main feature of the whew 1.1 that Turkey is to
15... sever.. provinoes. Another report'''. that France
Austria and I.oly Cr, to entim Into an alliance In
reference to this question, their first publis step being
the summoning of a emigres..

Tie um:aunts which mote to band front Spain
represent off •ins them as worm than ever. Order is
only roa,ntaleed by the moat rigid suppresgoo of all poblie
eapresaion of opinion. Nevertheleviç cries have been
heard in Madrid of 'Down with the &mamas." and
•• Down with the throne," and obvionaly the reign of
terror indituted by Nereus can only have one result—
rein to his rule.

AOCIDItiT TO TII7 QOZIVI 07 flou.A,,D—# latter
front the {Niue, datml th- sth inst.., saes :—" The
Queen mat with an esto'dent to-day. While walking
frenn her own palace to that of her son. the Prince of
Orman*, she slipped upon the snow, and fell with such
reilonee that pile became inseomble. A soldier orto one
on the spot mewl the Q.I.U, and cese of the King's
side.-de eosin !miring haetened from the pale it. they
earritrl her into the royel aver meet.. It I. hoped that
this fall will not lead to serious consequences.

TRAM'S OF NRIT PIIOI,IIAN CA MPATON.— I.tter
Poet Steilasrland in the B dngna antriere deft Rain,
of the 3rd inch. mye tbat the Preemie') 0-oerel Moltke
La. he"e ctoonied at Olson, • mountain village, at a
considerable ekivetion, in time Canton de Vaud, and at a
•Itert distance from the n.tern estremitY of Lake
Leman. The letter premeds to give the following in.
forte.tion anneerning the supposed object of the aele-
br•ie I tactician's emit. in the depth of winter, 10. 't
lofty and undesirables position. Tile slid that he hes
e, me to re.t himeel after the Utilises of the war. bun
tneanwhilt., he has with him the whole of his It .ff,
all dres-ed as eiribans, and they are thibleonely et work
on toperraphie erudite and plena. The Pesters/ flowern.
meet was warned of it by the French Goverameent,
which had ammeeired Boepieioos.

FILEN= Poirr.omce ANteDoThlL—de Ambassador
of a Power of the Brat rank at ODO of the priociprl
Italian Courts dlenoveriel tlyst his despe.shm were
regularly it...weeniest., I to a neighbouring Government
before they reached him. He marmet,d thet the traitor
wee rim be found in his own elimmellery, and took the
following masses of detecting biro :—There were sneer.
onc brigands oath, roods, end the bringing diss-
Pa'ohes f V the above-e.rntiowed diPlornattat was at-
tacked or the way, and fell dead with • ballet throagh
hi • beast; bat they were not ordinary brigand. who did
this. Their nett win. waa toe•rry the despatch bag to
the ambeemerlor who, on opening it. divvy..., d the sloe
to the spy. The latter wan disinimed ; the reader wits
honeyed to have been killed by brigands; his widow
received a pension; and the prima who oo.,eeived this
aztroiragant mode of .liplomatia diaeovery eat muse time
later in the Chamber of Peers. Title is one of them
e.et-oillea Morin Here Is another from the Poet*.
Hem ante DepartmPat :—Os• day a gentlemen elm
showed great agitating, and dragging by the min a
young lady In a half fainting ono Minn. entered the
bureau and asked In a Berm tone if there wu a letter
for Madame L—. The clerk car folly went over lb.
packet trim the L ninon hole—" Nothing for Madame
As hoar afterward, the young lady 'steroid,
this time aline. awl 1L10304 trembling approached the
weenier. The deck no her, and before she had thee
to speak, "Here is your letter, Madame; On no recount
whatever weld I deliver it to any one hut your-elf."
Madame L—, edit M. !wasn't, haa entertained tbe
very highest repaid for the porde reagents ever site.

11111LAWMIOLT 811:1CIDI or • B•1011/811.—The lade-
pendaisce Beige contains the following aipeount nf
the death of the Baronets Desiandes —"A: fearful
costa.trophe he. brongl.t deenl•tion upon the (tinily of
M.
_Hinton Ounenheim-..4—0ri...a.f, AMY married
one of the youngest and moat diatinguirhed of the cob-
prefects of the Preset' Empire, bed come to spend tb-t
cbristmea holiday. in Cologne with her family, leaving
her two young children, whom she did not wish to
@apnea to the inclemency of the weether, behind her
I. Franee. On the Fith of Deormb.r, in the midet of
the family rejoicings. die received a Iptter from her
goterne., informing her•that her little daughter bad
been coughing for some hours, hot that the doctor said
it wean/ no oonsequenee. On thi. news the imaginatinn
of th. yonng mother became etclied. She theacht that
her daughter was very ill, and she reproa,hed herself
for having left her chillmn behind. Her htnibsnd,
father, and mother, endeavoured to tranquillise her by
representing that the latter was nf • ftvourable eharuter,
but nothing could dissipate her fears, and the Alit.,
mined on leaving Cologne at once, to mtke preparations
for which the went to her chainb.r on the second awry,
her hoshand following her, but on finding that he could
not @hake her determination to leave, he came down to
give instructions for the journey. Shortly afterwards
be returned upmtaire, aceompanied by Ilia
On entering the room they found it empty. A window
wee open. In • moment of frenzy, produced by oter
society, the baronets had Bang bend( out. On being
taken up, the said in a feeble •1110 P 'What have I
done? I thought I had win" and they would take me
to my children.' Alan? she was never to see them more.
There vas • hope for some 4ays that she might recover,
but it wee not realie.d, for the died on the Slat thcoem•
bet, aged twenty-four."

Tie IgnitelNUlT of Pliltetneter JogsWIN. —The
Atlintie telegraph having convey. 4 the important in-
formation that the Home of Reprieentaidees have
pasted • regointion for the impeachment of the Preei-
Amt, the leading journal diseases. the merlon. aspect of
affairs involved. "It I, barely a month sno. Congress
met (my, our contemporary) and ten dags oat of the
month have been spent in the ren-es, yet this brief time
he. hese sufficient to develop • confound °bangs in the
Amer...-. nation." Few, month ago belleted that as
ototipt would he merle to impeach the President.
" Bet Coupes. (it is ndruneed) he. met an.l toned it.
▪ rengtb, and. Seabed with • sense of power. hurries on
frosts eut• pcsiti.in to onother,until at hat it hail. declares
that no obeteele sball be permired to thwart the GUM.
plebs execution of it. wilL What wan pronounced
isioontible he. become • feet, and arguntenta reprobated
.sth indignstioe ere aceepted and rant upon. The
Tisice thinho that the elerity ot the sophiame by
which it I. sought to tastily 'looms mkw ake. the
pesainment of the President remerlistil• as evidenee of
I' • length to which the revolution he. sona, and • hint
of what may eon.. after. Th, fate of X. Johnamt, it is
added, is a trait geminated with the taleguard. of all
personal liberty and individual freedom, lamb me thus
soil-geed to lie eneb-cked ',ekeml.
niatirity. The Star. Daily New. and rely apA also
here articles on the saw etthj ot. The ateir of none
defends th. proorodings of the &nate, and affirms thet
the Preindent he. exercised the veto power in • meaner
which would entail upon any Sovereign who attempted
It the loge of bl throat, and that whatever asay he the
ultimata none of the proceedings about to be inatitnied
sodas% bin, he sumo. Pagano the contempt sod the
infamy tinier. mast ewer cling ho the reputatien of • bed
end unsornpuloos ruler. Tbe Ariegresph, however, says
that his &maven con only aesomplith their perpiee by
revolutionary violin..., end to that they may mewl,
though in what premise form no one would venture to
predict ; while the Dail, Newt describee the impeach-
meat as entirely • jadsoial proceeding, god dons not
believe that the Roast of R.preitentatlvie will attempt
So lona the &Denies preeedoot ot using it •• • t,lideal
weeper,. The trial of President .Tohnsoe will tate piece
In the Sentare, under the presidency et tai.,0,14
It is believed th.t he toll be sa.peeded frosa
peogiait his tria, in ebidt ease the President of the
&nate will *aerates the function. of the Heed of the
SA 4., enteee the member. elect • viesPiesidesit It..
happening tint at present that *Mee ia ascent.