The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-09 00:00:00

THE OONGRESH

Tbs Congress met for the fourteenth time on Saturday,
and the sitting lasted for three hours. The principal part
of lb. with wee occupied in the discathion of ths Saloum
question. No decision was absolutely arrived at and th•
debate will be resumed to-day (Monday.) There is, how-
ever, • goateed sareement in the telegrams so to the terms
on which this difficult question will to compromissd. It
M Pro that Bealltlltl and the low land lying around
It I be coded to Ruth.. on the guarantee that no forti-
Athil to placed to the ships of all nations. Th •
Anstrian occupation of B sala and liersegovies is likely
to be postponed until next mouth for luilitary administra-
tive Kt.... Sone further particuthrs are published
respecting the &liberations of th• Plenipotentiaries as to
Grieco. The Congress haa suggested that the frostier of
that kingdom shall be rectified by a line drawn from
Bakinsbna, os the &thee, to Kathrumas, on the lonian
flee All the Poeers advocated that a substantial slice of
territory should be bestowed on (Jr...., that course being
in their opinion calculated to promote the interests of
inntheen peace. Greece Is to enter into direct negotiations
with the Porn, on lb. •• this Turkish repressota-
ties. declared that they wee.. without instructions on the
point. A telegram froth Constantinople reports that •
Bemis squadron had arrived off Cyprua, and Lida bad tad
to lb. revival of the rumour that England had purchased
the Ldaad (). iagoine• being made, th• Porte stated
that no oontract with regard to the idand had bens
aosolod•i.
LATEST TELEGRAMS.

Robr re Whits. a labourer of Fordington, was summoned
for being drunk and riotous opposite the Noeh's Ark OD
the 29th Defendant pleaded guilty. It seemed 1110 warn
in company with his wife, Harriet nits, who wag also
summoned for using obecenoe language on in. B.any4a7
In queetion shoot 10 in the evening, and surrounded by
ernwd of no.. SOO dente. Wbila aaa oogd bin.
Mitchell to hare been very k V f drunk, and his better was
abusing the landlady in • very disgusting manner. After
a little time be got Wan away. This was White's fourth
armee, and be wee fined DM and meet ft, and Mrs.
White, who had am before been up,
_was Said Se. and
mete, Sa. dd. Mrs. White paid, but Robert coeldn't and
anted for • fortnight. This the Bench refused to grant
and pulling cot Ids watch and chain from his "f tad
Harriett "'IN take tat to uncle." It wee amnaingly
pewaed, aid the money was paid, Robert haling her to
"brim a, the gamey and put it on the table 'afore the
(01000
Joke army, a baker, in the employ a Mr. J. Seymour,
WILLS AND BEQUEST. of Orevetaaldiaga wee surnmodd by Kr. Superintendent
The will of Sir Frederick Leopold Arthur, But. late of °award for motrattnif to oarfr hie weight' and scales
Qeme's Gate, Hyde Park, who did on the Id ult„, woo when delivering breed. He did not appear, and Supt
were node, 470,6011 Coward proved ream him delivering bread on the 2nd
The will of Kr. William Chapman Hewitson, hate of July. in Peadlama, and when asked for his males he said
Osil•ed. Part Surrey, who died on March het was sworn be wee not aware they were required, but afterwards that
Nader C 70.000. be had left these in another cart Ho subsimmetly pat In
Th. win of Oro,. K C , law of Kerkira. se &mammon. and being told he must be more careful in
2.17. a .who died on m" .inder the f tun, waa ordered to pay the costa of the summcm.,
!
The will, if Mrs. Dino, Caroline Brown, late of No. 72, Dooirl Aspen& timber dealer, of Friary Hill, w
Marina, Hi. 1,--nard'a, who died on May 11 10.1, worn Isuincoohad for allowing two cows to stray in North
proved iffoth ult, the panda setae being sworn
swim g
Boum* on the 401. Ile pleaded not guilty. P.C.
M 1100
The will and codicil of Mr. I) mist flirt, late of No. 10 Malawi Primed peeing than thr• without dyad in
LooI,L, KI.I, berriaa..t.law. who died rearm end wita about to drive them to the pound whoa a
is Mi. 16k. 100t,...re pruned as the 6 h be Jars- boa mom, up and mid he was in charge of them Ho thew
Rim the Widow, the alle ereciatrig, pasmil allowed him to take them away. Cautioned and ordered
faim....:g sworn wave la" ; to par coita.
• •

Ilosnas
We are definitely informed that Cyprus will not be
ceded to the English Government, but permission will
be given for its oocup.stion by English troops
About 200 members at the Coneerrstire psrty of the
House of Commons met at the Foreign Office this
shersoon, and the Cattle Disease Bill sad &WAIN.
Swim subj•cto wore aliactismo.

..---- - I tiogionSti LIN. 01 Derneausetsret, botcher. was sem-
" tb. migi.b... Polkweaart Lamina. 0. sou,. 1 mooed for sugultkin his wire lest week. Neither parties
gussoira ri,.4.,..m.
.R 6rt. . was slurred with .t..ii.74 appw.d .nd lb, -• wall struck oat
pcnery valued at Sara tberolNriff d ausaa Stay. p
Ilia...att cowls Nesoberry(l7loM,LitagSm4sueidero!filuam,
and no bar return she miesed her i•wd'emn Ina her W""rean-aPtleared in answer to aa ;Ilinwroi dimly a
. Bh.
wed
bias with hat,htit
..US it, and a. Crualuesmasa At the lest to the "1"
bir
I
irospi'nntsd 10 return the Mirka& NI, "thisMusailt th• °Sion et ajo. of t •
appoodod, aad a warrant was Pond for la. ilawaara. ratermsawy. iti. - ..,,,-.• r_0nww,...2•76. or to go In
do. As the complainant was sot ia attriataZS 0. ,_lN't We. uric sod Mr liiiiir .--.. wgeld a" 'no: 1
-. paistost warn emaachalL • alli Wowed An • weak Ps pay

THE DORSET INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION.
We would call the attention of Exhibitors and the
public generally to the fact that this Exhibition will be
opened on the 25th, and that all articles for oompeti-
tion most be sent to the general secretary, Mr.
Mordsunt Thleidton, of Weymouth, not later than the
nod inst.