The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23 00:00:00

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AVOTIIIII ATTIMPT AT ANIAIIIIIMATION,— On MM.
day afternoon week, about lialf•pardi 5 o'clock, is
Nainuol Murray (lawn, EN., 1). lb. J. l',, who resides at
Littleton, in elm vicinity a Nenagh wail returning
into lii was fired at from behind • IMdg• by a blieult•
smith with a WWI, containing a sharp of slop, and
porforst44l lila omit and vest and grand his side,
Mr, °axon hut a good deal of blood, and his had a lowa
wondorful eaosiie. It Is nut behoved that this out•
rage had any connexion with thus klband OUR.

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Itlolll7ololll PION AIIIITNALIA,-10 I. Uhl this the
last Australian Milt, Whial Wig delivered In Dublin on
dunday weak, contained the alinoat incredible number of
1,410 reglatenwl money letters traneuiltted by emigrants
to relative and friends in the obi country, Even with.
out this rate In aid, whatever It may amount to, money
be jiiet now reourtuti to he tolerably abundant aiming
fanners of the smallest class, notwlthataliding the amp
iiaratively high standard, of agricultural wages title
year.

THU ATLANTIC Calif.—The following are the
latent reporta reeelved from Yolanda —" VaLevrla,
November I:l.—The steniiittig Robert Bruce arrived
here on the 9th Mid.' at about 10 a.m. The day
wits beautifully fine, but nothing was done to the cable.
The Ws', hae been here sMee the 20th ult., and
finer weather could not he than lies 'invaded since thnt
time. Sinn the 10th inst, the wind has been freshen
lug, and that most favourable calm weather which hated
for about three weeks hati vanished for the link:tit.
Without attriliuting to the parties concerned any blaino
save for went of Judgment, it is obvious to all observers
here that much more could be done, November 12.—1 t
Is now blowing • stiff breeze at 8.E., which would row
der it rather difficult to pursue unilerrunning the cable,
although last your, when dir C. Bright was here, scores
of miles of the flint cable were underrun in at least an
rough weather. It is as gietifying an in is true that the
two or three miles or eo of the cable (Agamenon's) un-
derrun from the Lough Kay entrance of the harbour ap-
pear to the eye perfectly tumid. From some CALM or
other the Agamemnon, when near the Blasimets and
approaching Yalentia, paid out too much *lack, which
would tend to form coils, and hence perhaps 'kink.,'
and a fault or faults in the cable thereabouta would be
probable. It is to be regretted that the cubic had not
been for some 15 or 18 nilea nnderrun and tested (when
it win; in feasible as lately) and the ecrata questio so far
determined. Possibly, when the weather permits, more
energetic meseures will be pursued. No director or
tenon with executive authority lice been here on the
part of the coinpany since the shore end was tent from
England. Messages (if any) that :eight be corning from
America must remain unnoticed, as the Atlantic: office
I. cloned up and the staff di:Mended. Up to • certain
point it is, perhaps, not wonderful to expect that per-
son., when left to their own responsibility in ouch an
Important work, should act with over-caution. The at-
tempt to resuscitate • work of such world-wide impor-
tame and interest would, however, demand the utmost
energy and perseverance, and quipathy for the spirited
shareholders warrants the anxiety of the public: when
they consider that favourable opportunities are not
availed of."
RINANDIaIe. The Carlow Sentinel gives this cir-
cumstantial aooount of the spread of the Riband con-
spiracy in the province of Leinster :—" We regret to
learn, upon unexceptional authority, that the Riband
conspiracy is extending Reelf to the surrounding coon.
tin through the agency of ' delegate* ;' and unless the
local euthorities of every county exercise the utmost
vigilance the fiends (whose principles are subrereive of
sociel order) will moo inure usurp away in districts dur-
ing many years remarkable for industry and tranquility.
The 'delegates,' ea described to us, appear at thnes as
travelling deAlerw, frequently as mechanics out of mi.
ployment ; and their hamilluartars are hold at publ)c.
houses, to which thoy invite persons who are named In
their Instructions I and they have been known to Indulge
In the noel lavish expenditure, with a view to 'educe
young ;nen into a confederacy, the main feature. of
whloh are outrage end 'minter, Two of them delegates
were lAtely traced from flulster to Roblin' from that
(by delectiese) to the county of Kildare I but, inspect-
log that the authoritiee were on the sled, they turned
to the county of Wicklow frum the Milling atetiun, when
all trace of them ruffiane wee lout, Itibendlem misrules.
1111 appalling tyranny over the former. of every dletriot
tim whieli it take. even temporary rout, all their 'servant
buy.' are usually pnosillient nivinhere of the body,
This midedermy alms at the regulation of ' cage. and
diet' so they do at lament in the counties of Kerry and
thirk. They assume the right of altjuilloodure in the
ineitaiteinent of land I they dielate to the dolomitic
I elude by proslaiming marriage, en pain of death, be-
tweet; the femme+ daughter and one of their hoily
finally, If the farmer's sons enter into the onnepirmy, It
*minim Another plume—that of aotiipmaing the death of
111014 lii time meitpetion of hind who ibm ind aurrender it
li, the former nompatits, who may hive given 'their
good will of it' fur a 0114111110r411011 1101011 ten or twelve
years ego, *nil it Him point mirsrlAn °eines and
umiiiiinnee, We deeire partleillerly to Melee
young MOO too avoid Whig mimed Into these murderous
midedoreo)ei, The mitten' who ore most prominent lii
sweicrumig lii unlioopy men ere the Met whu give info',
illation, and either save themselves from expetriAtion
or the halter hy accepting the reiveril ulterell fur the
detsiellon of uffender* Against the laws, Should not
this 'limply Met mink' sea orinliiill au thurie Wile 11111111
that Illilaarfall setlse preimil a homier to the dimmer,
of mime 1"
DOWN, Wednesday Morning,
It appear. from the Miro hereof Mist for two
nighte the following an imium null., wee peetinl VII the
walls and ',Meek of Kilnle
" hint notice thel mit. ;town giving nut mush round,
or requiring more Pim g 4 nri Imre for it, I Awear by the
&Menlo of this millet that the sun won't set when lie
will 'neat Ills death by Molly Maguire or ens slier
children,"
The kArtitly Mooltrator, An extremely amino Pro-
teelmit pew, hie the following staWilient In reference
to the dealings of a Romeo elorgymmi In that
quartet with the Hiliatid conepiracy In our lest
mihlication we pointed to the Rev. Dr, Kelton, pmisli
pried of Dundalk, ail an example which It Immo the
Homan Calliolla elergyinen generally to follow, Li Ills
straightforward and fearless denunciations at Kihend-
Ism 111 hie chariot had already had a moat beneficnal
effect there, We are glad to have nines lenriit that at
least tine elprgyitiati of the Church of Home in Oil Own
enmity hail Mken the RAMS Gomm ao the Dundalk privet
before we had written on the aubliet. We ellude to the
Her, Mr, baluion, the estiniehleend upright perish prieit
of Callen, who on the past two or three Mondays ad-
drained his songregallon out the start of the iniquity
of secret societies, He condm ened n the strongest len-
gimp any uonneetion with conspiracies of the kin-I,
pointing out diet those who jellied them not only ginned
deeply In taking the Illegal oaths therein adininietered,
but that they shined still mere grievously in keee.gollii•
stations of the kind. Restated plainly that he new the
object of SUOII ounkideretions was tu upset the Crown and
Constitution of this realm, and he forcibly remarked on
the impropriety of melting to gain; anything which they
looked to as e wand or political right by secret associa-
Hon" of the kind. He skid his knew polite of thew who
had been led into thie meet Improper mane, and unlit"
they repented of the evil ways into which they had
fallen Ile would expose them. In plan of iniquitous
confederacies of this kind he offered thein the invoke.
nity of joining a Young Men's Society which he would
found for them, and in which religion and morality

would be Inculcated and ?aloft& and they would hare
aa opportunity of Improving their minds, This Young
liens Society the lien. Mr. Salmon setablished on Sun.
dey bet, enrolling 100 ineinberi II • beginning, and nob.
WWI upward.' of- RN to defray espenees. The members
enrolled prooeeded In • body from the chapel to their
society room. at 3 o'clock on timidity, where all the
neoeseary arrangements for such an institution were ear.
tied out. This truly is an esample wurthy of being
seriously followed In this diocese."