The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17 00:00:00

Lab 3 ant Crime.

Till NNW COMP BASOI/7—Th• Raw Chief Baron of
the Imebesser (Sir Pitney Belly) will commence his
iodises' duties at Northempton, on the Norfolk Omit.
According to ancient usage be will be the Long
\resection Jen. at Chambers, indeed of Kr. Jodie.
Lash, who would have attended se the lest appointed
judge. unless the appointment of Chief Baron exempts
hiss es the seat omission.

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AT the Ceetral Criminal Court on Weibelliday, tin%
young men, named Smith and Wetted 1 were cc Deleted
of defrauding • number of young women of small sums
of mooey under pretence of finding them situation.
felt plan was to eharge ales of live thanes*, cad
then give the applkeota fictitious addresses of persons
alleged to be in want of servant. They were sentenced,
the one to two years' and the other to sin months' bard
labour.

Tea woman Allen, who &mod lb. Moseley, of
Bayswater, with • 'criminal mauls In • railway train
warm time ago (and was afterwards awned with per.
jury by Mr. Moseley), was on Wednesday rotted guilty,
and ernbinoed to five years' imprisoement. For some
Ahem years the primmer kad been anent as • common
harlot ; and only lately had she found it eonvenient to
set up for • "respectable married women." The whole
affair le • various illustration of the perils of travelling
—by railway.
THI TRIM! TO AJNIAISLIATS 0001 IT &MUM
The whole of Thurwlay afternoon. at the Brighton
eesion, wm taken up with the trial of Wilhelm Charge,
18, • doctor of music and timber of mask and lan.
r=nr. amain' • tbrootoolog Issisr to Count Von.
Prime Minister at Prussia, woke the eimnai-
stoma reported some time ago. The prisoner, who
resided in Hampton-place, Brighton, is • mild-looking
sad elightly-bath yentas man. He was foried guilty,
and sentenced to four months' looprioontoent.

Tag EMMY or • liiirt,s•s.—Ou Friday, at the
lAiesster Amines, Henry &mew Sally, IS years al ago,
vu Wasted for barbs/ Maim the Leiteater and Up.
pingh•si mailbag in Nay led. Tie robbery was
'deleted in the middle of the night from a railway van
to whieb it was slued pending No tresamimies to its
destination. Alva the robtory the prisoner left his
lodgings, sad his guardians buntoommanieated with
bia mask was breltes opu, rad the stall-bag dimovered.
On his to. dardistie of • valuable
watch, wbM had be.. abstracted from the bah was
found uses hi.. m. *sonic coefeltsul to aut robbery,
lied pleaded drunkenness as his 'mouse. He was
seatlesesd to 16 moolits' head labosr.

Trß Isdussr es as body ol Dr 6 &Med Witham
Wards,, who destroyed himself by driabdel Preemie
mid at Ws Bollard Betel, Brighton, wig)* ha *lir,
ws• late the etas. ol the death oi bit wds,
Odle %pi uce &Or tbat did WA
boss pAsarrir by Wm, wad twareed we Thursday
eitswesew, rawdeed to a owed olleto disaOi
TblireddY 0/gaiag Dr. Warder's missies were Waved
• lb. wag Atm T 65 WA darted we. the
rrosidel sessetery oe Vas Leareswoad, war the %Mos

Barracks. and at katydid Wm on Thursday night the
&trial was amomplielsed in Om briefest imaginable time.
Th nnibingorts ef bbs neremony is with a word. A
grave had been egg 13 the chalks buns arrived with
a nommen ooffin, *wee seconds later the roan ism at
the aids of the grave, in thtre other areonds it was at
the bottom of the excavation. and three other *mond'
beard the rattle of the Mods on the elm boards of the
dootor's don as ultimo. The only Hiatt thrown on the
transaatior rem that which sti earned from the boll's-eyes
of • couple of police kat rue. About 100 persons wit-
nessed the novel ceremony.

(11011‘ OUTRAGS sr • WIDOWER ON • LADY AT
KbADIS4. t the Berke mese on Wedaeaday. Novak
Measly. • 'roomer vim slagged with committing •
criminal immult on • young ledy, mined Georgioa
Ir•rt'idgo. Prison/ r engaged progeoutris calmly house-
keeper, representmg to her that he was an ironmonger,
having one daughter, and that he occasionally kt apart-
ments. When priaaseutrix entered lA. aervioe, however,
she found that his representations were false. On the
Bth of June the prisoner requested promeutriz to play
Oil the piano and sing, but in oonaequenee of the conduct
M pursued, she was &boat leamiag the room, when
prisooer intercepted and took gross liberties with her.
Frowned:, in eonsequenea, peeked up her clothes and
was about to leave, hut prisoner having apologias/I for
hi caudate she consented to remain upon certain con-
ditions. On the follooing Sunday idea, after she rt.
tired to bed, prisoner eutered her room, and committed
the offence with which be was charged, threatening
that In cam of resiatanoe he would choke her. The
jury were five hours before they could agree to their
verdict, which wan one of guilty, and pm/loser was
eenteneed to 15 years' penal servitude. Tbe Imes had
excited extraordinary interest in Reading and through-
out the county of Berke, where Toomey, who belongs to
• highly-respeetable family. was well known. His own
position in society was also a very goof ow.
TIES EUROPEAN WAR. •

DINED MEDIATION Of FRANC& —AwyratA TO pa
UPEILD.—EVACVATION Or VS/ ISM
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Virtanu, Tueeday.—The Abescipod (Erasing Edition
of the diced Wieser Sensity) mays I---" The Emperor
of the Frew* has takes (redo stem of ea energetic
character to effect the 000derios of an armistice. The
French deist is on its wer to Venice. and General
Lbws!, the Trash Commissioner, has been ordered to
amp, Vesetia. General Transit has been sent
to the Premise headviarters to announce the
armed mediation of the Emperor of the French.
It is the promounmd will of the Emperor of the ?renal
that Austria should not be weakeeed is her position as
• pest Power. The army of the Eolith Is evacuating
Vesetia. and bee commossed the march earthwards"
MANIFESTO Or TIE MIMEOS OF A

The Austria defeats are homily felt in Wagons,
and it le bebeved that the manifesto Weed by the
Emperor Frontal. Joseph regleete taus general natiocal
feeling of grief not unmixed with sager. Austria, his
Ittiegir 110411. has been sorely Abated, but she is not
humiliated or bowed does ; and while willing to 'wept
Loy reasonable terms to stay the ravages of war. the
Emperor declares be will not .action any treaty of
pesos by which tha fundamentel oonditioss of Austria's
poction as a gnat power will be shaken. He expresses
asoulldemut in the petrietiste of hie people, sod the rir
eoseses of the &wpm, should be be forted to continue
Lb. etrualat
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P•ln, WV:ll3May. - La FrOXOC Of this evening slays :
—" Fresh insidests have rethrded tbe departure of
Prises Napoleons." The Prussian coaditious contained
in the letter brraht by Prince Reuss, us elated to be
sa follows : 'lnslusiou of ituatris front the
Oennsale Confederation, the incisive command
Of the military and naval forces of the Con.
federation by Prussia, the diplomath repreeentatioa
of Germany, and the enaezetion to Prawns of the
Driehies and part of the territory lamely occupied.
Ls /resew further Aides that it has name to believe
that the &ewer imrnediately deeptiebed to Loudon
and St. Petersburg the important commenteations of
Prince Reuss, a. raising questions of European interest
whieli 'an only be ',Wed by the consort of the great
Powers."
Tea Paorouto

The Afonitesr of Saturday morning says " Psiallo
opinion is impatient to learn the course of the ciagoeii.
tions fcr the armistice The demand which exists
everywhere for news, forms, so to speak. the journals to
manfmattry intelligens*. We must mil &mammon to
the fact that mvdiation has only been proposed 1630..
nine days. Negociations cannot take pleas solely by
telegraph, and three days and three nights are required
by a warier between Paris and the Prussian baud.
quarters. What we can say is. that the negoeisakins
are progressing, and that the brat relations hive not
&semi to 'stet between the Emperor Napoleos and the
King of Prussia.

EMU AID Tllll Wall it &ISOM
The Mown, Gazette of Friday publishes an article which
soselndss an follows :—"Bassia does not dears say
change in the present state of things in Europa If
and Prussia will render themselves the tools of
Franse, Ruda can no loner depend upon them aa
heretofore. Venetia ellkcstß.oonstitut.snoprogrma
for Wily. The submission of Austria to France is not
ad vastageoue but dangerous to the inropum equilibrium.
The supremacy of Primula la Northern Germany nar-
rows Ramie in the Baltic Itamia's love for peace don
not sanction aorta to ratan supreme power. Englastre
interest may make her seek an animus with Fracas and
Austria in the Festers question, bat the dictatorship
of France in Italy rand Germany sannot meet with hes
Nippon.

RIMUAN KILITAIT PISPAILATfOII&

me Gomitio Norodom of Lemberg, eanounees that
ell soldiers on furlough in Roads have been called in,
and says :—Every day ndlitary irides Mart horn Wereao
to the frontier of luau. and o.laeia. Rnadan troop.
are esambing trent roadie to Betaarabla."

The Austrian liinistry at War bm ordered 50,000
nrdle-miukets tor the Austrian army.
IT ill stated that the Prussian Orwernment ban siren
an order tor 40,000 of the newly invented American gen,
which, it is said, allows twelve Mots to be Arid in •

Tee Mode of Wednesday night says that U Prussia
doe. not yield we ars on the eve of tWi greateet war of
history, with a fourth great Power (Frame) appear-
ing in the quarrel, soda fifth (Rands) hovering oa the
ostakirtu

Tea story goes in Paris that in 1864 Bismarck said to
the Swaim Commillor of State Zwert, who expressed
doubts u to the success of his plane In Oermany—" I
will bribe soma, oonquer others, and then win them all
to my side by leading them against France."
Tux lying colonies of the Italian National Guard, it
is stated, had a aght with the Austrians on Thursday at
Leprele, me the etelvio, which lasted the entire day.
Seventy Austrian prisoners were intern, and, although
the National Oeard had some of their numbers wounded,
mow wore Idßod.
Ti.Samos or BATTiAl.—Batireen Pardubits and
Prague the Prussia*. Moir an imperial manufactory of
tobacco, containing 3,800,000 lbs. of tolmaeo, and
77,000,000 Dm of cigars, which would give 15 lbs. of to.
basso and 108 lbs. of elgara to every Premien soldier,
estimating the army at 350,000 men.

The Omenrosers Bowsaw, the organ of the Papal
Government, terminates an mild@ on the sodden of
..illene...tiatobthey tba....la signildamptitrovieenlenez:—Th":l4:arsaiga.".6,l%.
of Italy Is dear to us, provided the liberty of the church
be seenre."
Ix Bohemia the Prussians ocetinue their marsh.
The irassaard of the 01141111111 which went by way of
lelan, Is dated to have reached Zasina. If this be
true, they me within thirty miles of Vienna, and In
threatenhig proximity to the roar of the A widows at
Beim

Szvenat. of the French papers gate that so under-
standing has been some to between Prairie, Franoe,
and Italy se to the tures apes wbish an armistice may
be concluded. The most important of this. is that
Austria dull be exeliedel from Me Gennimic Honfede-
ration. The Flamm* paean stated on Friday that
Aware bed rejected terms akin to these, and it dose
not sum probable that ea armistice will for the present
be *occluded.
Time ham been isouldemide g,bth, between the
&vertu' lied the Premium No lees then Nl,OOO mon
are said to have bun eagymel on sash side. The Hs-
sedum have fought admirably, and do not seem to be
afraid of the needle gun. Tbe Berlin eeceunes claim
the advantage for the Premium but the Munich air
isonnte persist in stating that they have needed the
Prussians. What itiers to be tie truth is that neither
side has gained any derisive advantage over the other.
The Bavarian army has got it mum an admirable
musts-loader of groat preabdcm, which compensates in
some degree for the asielarated audio gun.
Vox BISMARCK'S Ban cm tee Lon rie The BATTU.
—The correepoeduit of the &sole, U. Filbert, writing
from the Prudes bud-quartere oti the Tit, says :
" M. de Rieman* arrived in Remits on the night of
the groat battle. No propitiates, had been made for
the accommodation of the head-quareere which were
established is the manias at Gitsehin. Hews. hungry
and weary, but all the homes were slued. Thom we.
so Mead. and all the drew that could be bad was seed
for the yowled. Is this stele of thinp the President
of the Council lay down on ARA pavement of the nee
of Hogim. mad, without • pillow slept that pleasant
Peep iribiela the oldies who has woe • victory know.."
Tax military correspondent of the Timm, who saw
the battle of &doers u one of Owasral Benedeit's
draws these two morels from hie day.eaperimbervi
anything his been decided in this short cempaigh,
tlut Me Impost esenoe told he old odete in (editor,
ppereigram Who would fare. If only wised WS&
sword, an enemy BO pone distant Wend • Mee and
=rniurevolverf Megisedi MILK well profit hist!
principle mere I. also, I believe,
mined -that cover must be sought wherever preetiebble.
fa few imadefals of earth thrown up in front of• lios of
use, • few bus eat down with their busalbes trimmed
sod tamed towards the enemy, may make • defensive
postbag almost iinpregiuble. if 15.141 by enytkiett
ea equal force, well armed. Then is wanly no
in dideiae, yet Infinity saw ant be look upon it &inapt
u a degradation, as If MIS miR ReSssial husbandry
would mil the jrapas of " If • men will not
work neither akell he eat, might now be rendered, "IS
• soldier will not dig, neither shall be live."