The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

RErRUITING THE ARMY.

The Tint,s says that at lirst right nothing could he
more reasonable, or Indeed, more blyrious, than the pro.
pceal made by Major Altana for • redistribution of tie
duties devolving on the several branches of the British
Army. Iler Majesty's European Army ix tried beyend
in strength, and can hardly be kept up to in standard;
Fier Majesty's Indian Army could be treb!ed in six
months, and entply troops for any service proposed.
Major Anson suggests that this force should be made
available for some of the colonial duties now discharged
by British troops, nut only in -Thins, Japan, and the
Mauritius, but in Now Zealand, at the Ca's, and even
In our Mediterranean garrisons. This is the proposal
against which objections were advanced in such variety.
We may se well premise at once that the troop. are to
be had. They no be had in any numbers, and at the ,
shortest notice, nor need much heed be given to the
suggestion that they may beeline the duty. Out of the
various races of India, it would, we may eonfldently
aseuree,im perfectly practie•Me to organise a force both
competent Bed willing to serve at any of the stations
above teem naiad. We meat needs think, too, that in
China, Japan, and the Msuriting the employment of
Indies troops would be liable to no objection. They
wool I be able to endure the climate, they could give no
offence to the population, and they would relieve
British troops of Most exhnustive and impressive
duties. Nor do we see why • regiment of Pan•
Pio Guides should not be sonsidered available for
service &sabot Maori's or Kali rk as voile. against the
tribes of the affahan border, exeept that, accordine to
Omer& Peers etatement, the relief will no looser be re-
quired. live eseept the Mediterranean stations, and also,
as Major A n-on himself roposes, the Anglo-Baxoneoloni es
and if we end that New Zealand and the Cape are
already digarsed of, it mutt be owned that the margin
~,,Duiering for tbe prepared introduction of Asiatic
troops into our system of reliefs is materially narrowed.
In fact, General Peel reckoned that not more than trio*
British regiments, at the outside, would experience any
benellt from the change. There is no doubt that this
ealaulaiion, if it can be sustained, deprives Major
Anion's argurneot of some of its eogeney. Still it will
be no inconaiiterable reform if we can one 7000 or &MO
British soldiers from service like that at Himg-Mienit,
and ir appears toes that the principle at stake in this
queetion is of itself worth some recognition. Mr.
O'Reilly chewed with great lone that "Tnere was not
• single instance in the history of the world of an
empire remaining dependent on en army recruited in
the mother country." The arinal position of the ease
In certainly not s•tiefacton ; for the Indian army,
instead of relieving the British army, impure an
estrus dinery eervree on it We first raise the Aaiatie
force, and than keep • British force to watch it. Indeed
lisjiir Anson seemed to argue that if we eould but
employ • dozen lsdian regiments on foreign aerrice,
we should relines not only the garrison for which they
woeld he substituted, bet the garrison of India itself.
We admit, however, that this may form noir one breath
of the great military question white will shortly be
, opened, and we will only add, therefore, that in our
opinion the military resources of India hare sot hitherto
been turned to snlikient account for the service of the
Empire.

Tan FINIAIL—DUBLEF, Ilonday.—Nine inspected
Fontana dressed as sailors, have born arrested in
Dam'.lk. One at the tw. men arrested by the Dublin
police on Saturday, who gave bis name as Jackson, bee
been identified as Osptain WC•fferty, a prominent
Fenian le•der. guppered to have been concerned in las
raid apes Classier.

'li DIA= ?HIT WIMB TOT DIVIDCD."—On
!Sunday last, the remains of William Green and his wife,
In old commie who had heed together for the lone space
of 62 pars, were intoned in one grave is As'•too church.
yard, otar Chelmsford, according to a wish expiesold
by them while in life. Tlsty died within ton 'lays of
mob other, the age of the husband beinb 92, and of his
wife 82 years.

Poisonous Nickles, professor of
ebeenistry at Nancy, Ism just diseovered • circurastsnee
which may turn out to be of great importance to public
hetlth. It seems that bakers have been lately in tbe
habit of besting their ovens with old painted mood got
cheap from the demolition of houses. But bread baked
I, saoh an oven acquires poisonous qualities from the
whitelaad. virclegris, anti other 1101i0US substances con.
Mined in the paint; and M. Nick'64 shows that them
substances are abaorbed by the cruet, and do not
penstrato to the crumb.

Tao Swim AND TIM Pale —A hortile meeting took
place last week at Venice between Lieutenant Coloeel
Lanin cod Professor Giuseppe Volk,. The duel was
emend by a biography of Daniel Mania written by M.
in which the colonel found eoessaticest lojerions
to the memory of his Gabor. The eon:Wants fought
with swords. The enoonister was terminated by a
wound received by IL Vollo in the right hand at the
drat assault; on which Us* mooed., on Min iturroone
declaration. refused to allow the ermobst to peopled.
Tan Qualm's LlTtliillT Lag ottera—Tbe Sootnitan
believes that it tun give mon* facts I. relation to the
literary work on which her Ilejeety is said to be
enraged. end stein that the work reforms to by a
literary j.sernal "is probably one entitled • UMW,'
from my Journal in the Highlanis.' written by her
Majesty. eon which hes been sireedeted prirataly, ba.
very sparingly, for half a year or more. Another work'
On the sayings and doksp of the Primo Consort, prime.
pity enemata by General Grey, bet prelaead by her
Malady, has boo Mated, ball sot yet siteudatod."

TEI Porn, oa Friday, in dalltering wlhat is terand
in the Lagoons of his church, aa allewatisn, adverted
to the negotiations going on between the Roan aad
Italian Governments. Ha lamented lb* fam that the
bishops, whom he tends to empty churches, will Sad
their property apportioned and their religious sown.
Mins expelled. It was not, he said, atPodiotti to
more in the prament Mate of things. boi uni... 00d
Interpossi, the future was clearly to be foretold by tt •
deplorable event. Irl,leb haw. 'lmo, Wm. pins. Tb•
Pope then anommeed that he had appointed thirty
bishop, to tbe vacant sees. RI. Holiness evidently
Inds that it is easier to provide bishops than diatoms
to =dotal° them.

GROSS CASE 01 VIOLATIoII OF TONSIL—A grave
digger in tbe cemetery of Terme (Rhine) nested
Tetaillon, and bis wifis have jest been tried before the
Tribanal of Correctional Folios of Vißetrench* on a
number of abominable charges of violation of toads and
mutilation of bodies. He nes amused, among other
thine., of having, while making • grave, out off with.
saw and hatchet portions of two soling with their se,.
tent., which projected from an edjoining tomb;
having knookid off the bead of • skeleton which he sold
to • quack doctor, who himself extracted the teeth, and
of having buried a stillborn And naked in the ground
after baring dispo•ed of the winding sheet and wale to
• father who bed also lost an infant. Umt • f the
charges were proved, and the men was condemned to
three year.' imprisonment, and the woman to arse
month. of the sans* punishment.
All IXTOLIAAPT PIIIIST.—A ease of religions in-
toles-awe bee just been brought to the notice of the
trwire Federal authorities Ur. Rcbfld baying died at
Nervier, France, the cure wished to prevent hie being
interred in consecrated ground, am he was • Protestant.
The mayor was oblLged to exert Lis authority to have
the burial performed. However, alter it was over, the
core sent three men to open the grave and remove the
main elsewhere. Two gendarmes prevented the situp
station ; but on the prim( declaring that be was
authorised by the Bishop of Annecy, the brother of the
deosseed applied to the Federal Council that it should
appeal to the French Ambassador to have such pro-
irking@ pat estop to. This step has been taken on the
advice of the mayor, who hes a:premed his determine.
lion to have awns citizens respected in France es
Frenchmen are to fliwitaerland.

Lsoruas BY Da. IlAzy W 0.12.4-011 11loeday
night Dr. Mary Walker, the American lady plimilcian,
deny. red abutters at the Fatter-lane Chapel, London;
the Be.. Mr. Dennison, stooll Pbiladelpbl., presiding.
The chapel was crowded to elem., and hundred. who
where unable to obtain adiniasinn Modred op the path and
roadway, rendering It • dculty for the police in
attendance to prevent an obetruclion of the ordinary
teak. After some introductory remarks by the chair.
man, Dr. Walker proceeded with her lecture, the
subject being " Intemperance," and its direct eon.
sequences. The teeitinar wee repeovedly applauded, and
• vote thanks to her was mused with cheering and
clapping of Panda. A very handistne bouquet of
lower. was also presented to her. The doctor's cab was
compktely beiieged, and on ber. departure she was again
loudly cheered.

A FATAL Bush.— The Cowrie. de to Charperia
relates a fatal act of imprudeneo committed by • young
.indent in the educational establiehmeot of the Freest
in the Rue de Venice. at Rheims. A youth named
Refloat, .fed 15, had been tongued to the sick-room on
account of • slight indisposition, and hart there parer I
hie whole time in reading, particularly the history of
France. When restored to health ha found himself
unabie to contiate his favourite occupetion on
amount of the regular routine of the school business, so
he determined to simulate illness in order to return to
the InOrmaty. A botanical garden belonging to the
rntabli•hment, in which all the plants were ticketed,
euggeetad to him the means. He was so foolish we to
'mallows SOON hemlock, after which he returned to the
honee and complained of being unwell, bet without
seneing what he had done. Shortly alter the symptoms
became so aggravated that he made a fell coofessime ;
but it ems then too late, and he expired in the course of
the evestiog
FHB TNIZSTINID ASSAULT ON CHENTSIL—It may
he n membered ti at it was stated that the alleged
Penises had cootannlatet an attack on the waterworks
of Chester. It appears from the Mouchester Nzustneer
that a meeting of the directors was tolled to consider
what course *hould be taken for the discovery of the
supposed perpetiators of the outrege, but as the
engineer man able to appear before them, and —consider.
log that be bad been left for dead foe some hours a few
nights ago—looking so well, the investigation took
another turn. Hi. halt upon examination, wan found
to be cut nearly into ribbons, hut none of three clashed
rearhed even his emir ; his face was plastered in about
half • donee phew*, but he complained that bin greatest
Injuries were of an internal disrupter. Dsubt of the
tenth of the whole affair, however, had taken bold of
the gentleman of the board, and it was found, upon •
more minute examination, that the white plaisternw 'doh
ran in all direction. and impa ted such a ghastly
appearance to his face. merely covered a few scratches,
which might have been ceased by the nails o' a woman.
it has since been found that such is the fact, end the
engineer bas been suspended.
Canny MISTING OF TEI 00•1111111IPT Sueroavgitit
—Lord Derby's supporters. In the Pomba of about 230,
assembled at his official residence on Monday afternona,
shortly after two o'clock. His lordship, in a 'Teeth of
some length. but before the meeting the details of the
Reform Bill which the Government were prepared to
introduce, and ernieh corresponded with the sragramme
sat forth in Mr. Disraeli's speech of lest night. He
evnlainei that, personally, he was Inclined to favour a
larger reduction of the franchise, calaried with tame
kind of p'uralig of voting; hat Viet, finding the latter
principle generally unacceptable, he had been eom pellet
to fall hick upon the L'6 rating qualification in boroughs,
scat the CIO franchise in counties. At the gams time he
intimated that he should not oppose a larger extension
in the Gauntlet Lord Derby's 'perch was received with
unanimous applanse, and his propornla were *oersted
by the whole msetong. At the eve elusion bin lordship
remarked that this was the lent time he Annie! !attempt
to deal with the queetioa of Reform ; and should he fail
now, nothing would injure him, wearied and worn as he
wan with the responsibilities of political life, again to
apseet the onerous duties of the position he now
Geieupies.

111 TOE'S HAIR is falling off, try Torkington's
Nutrition, which is • most wonderful preparation fur
rertoring and strengtlioning the hair. Bold by W. J.
Torkington, Hair Ileetorer, Salisbury-street, BLandford
at Is. 61., 2s. Ild., and 41 etd.
MESONS. THOMAS AND CO have Just introduced a
Besting Maabine performing the following descriptions
of work, viz., Hemming, Binding, Quilting. Braiding.
kn. . at th• low erica of 5 guineas. •od we understand
here is a new invention for making buttonholes.
Hall COLOUR WASH.—This is a beautiful perfumed
hair wash. whieh in seven or ten dal restore% grey hair
to it. pristine bee permanently. The head has to be
merely rprinkled with it daily tor that time, by kb
aid of an ordinary hairbrush. It is acid at 10s. 61., and
In ant for poet office order by the well-known perfYiner.
Aug'. Raw 218. High Holborn, London. Mr. Maggs,
a Yeovil, can supply it.
Pr is interesting to notice, that when an important
"neoressry of life", lowered in prior, the oonaumption
Is vastly rtimulsted when the quality ',applied in of the
highest alum • for inatance, the Custom House Retwrns
recently ironed shows that a farther greatly increased
quantity of tea woo cleared during 1866 by Messrs.
Bondman and Co., London. The sale of the agents o
this firm is greatly augmenting. and now amounts to
many millions of packets Ile, for .those who par-
take of this favourite tea doubtless hare pleasure is
recommending it, especially as it is now sold to lls
consumer, eightpenos per POllll4 cheaper, °sins to the
late reduction in duty. As there are many spurious
Imitations, It Is netreassry to remark that every genuine
priokst bears the igo•lare of Horniman and Co.,
London, "Original Importers of the Pure Tea."

RrDUCTION Or THE TEA MITT. —This important
soarers of the Chancellor of the lfzehequer prove
great boon to the public, especially if the dealer allow
the consumer the fell advantage to which he is enttled.
To affori such advantage, Cassell. Smith k Co. have
greatly reduced the mule of pi iCei for their celebrated
Teas, and to place these Tees, as well as Cassell'. Coffees,
as far as partible within the rush of every family, they
are now prepared to appoint Agents in every town sad
village not at present fully occupied. This agency is
well worth the attention of either shopkeepers or private
Individual. Full rartienlars sent free by poet, be
Cassell, Smith k Co., 80, FeochurehAftreet, London,

ANOTHRI Cut. Or SKVIIIIR COOOl3, ST Ds. Locnca's
PM),°vie WAFFILS —Mr. Win. S. Ilaleom, Publisher,
of the Mei/lion New ; OMee, 142, Tronaate 01.swisw,
writes, Novembor 14, 1966: "The following is "moth. c
proof of the usefulness of Dr. Locock's Wile's: My
mother bad • very Hilton cough, end tried ~,,rgshin
eke could think of to gat relief, bat without ff.ct.
Boeing from time to time the testimonials advertised in
the Minims New. eke was indocel to try a box, and
we were ast.stished to lind that the second night after
MAnii them, hi-r cough Ira• completely removed." Their
Wafers give iostau.t relief to Asthma, Coommption,
Cough., and all Disorders of the Breath and Loom. To
Singers and Public Sipeskers they are Invaluable in
cleating and strengthening the voice, and have • plemant
taste. Pries Is. 14d. and 2, 91. per Boa. Sold be all
ditine Tendon.

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT coA FlLM—Rheumatic
Pain, —Many thousands of martyrn from rheumatism
have found human life but one long disease, and, lifter
consulting all the moot emiant medial mew in vain,
and trying all aorta of supposed remedies without relief,
have grown weary of existenos, and have waged to hope
for comfort on this side of the grime, until soros lucky
accident has called their attention to Hoßarmy. pills
And ointment. Thews are gennioe remedies indeed !
Penton. bedridden for months with rhetamatie pains and
swellings, after the ointment has been wel rubbed into
ti • .ffeelted parts, and the blood purified by the course
of there pills, have found themselves mimed In ea
Incredibly abort Mese to perfect health and ease.

WHAT MONEY CAN'T 1)0
TN this world it is difficult to ssy, judging finin
1 the numerous purposes to which it is applied.
V. kuow whet a little looney ran do, if
ve.i.a I. the roach is o a Boa of FROUDV
COMPOUND HEPATIC PILLS, the noisome)
remedy and greet panacea for all disorders
the Liver and stomach within the smash of all who
ruff r from EU, Wind, Indigestion, o.tir. nem Ile
plessuit Taste of Youth in the ramming. Headache,
8 antes. Giddiness, Dimness of Sight, Scimining ti •
Heat Faintness, Sinking Sensation of the Stomach
Lou Spirit., Pains in the Shoulders end Beck, a Dry me'
Final Tooker, Dislike to Food, Spesins,Singins Notelet
I. tlie fiesd, Distensioe of lb* Stomas* after Food,
Fluttering of the Heart, Nervousness', a Dry Cough
Irritability of Temper; also act very gently and aloe
piously upon the Liver, Liberate Me, and Strengthen
the whole Frame. Tbeyere geette and pleasant In that
o. *ration, moire no ecialinement, nor alteration of
diet, and may be taken with perfect safety by both sera
ef ages.
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pr. oaly by A. J. EVANS, Chemist (Segometst
to -1-6:Frosid), Devaluate. Sold by all cispiiinslis
alienist@ everywhere in BOX'S Is. ltd. each.

THOICSON'e GLOVE-PITTING CORSETS
Sold tq beet roledlore inarywhere.
rras NEW FILTER. patented by Mr. LIPS-
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1317317/OYICos
leiglii igiTAlTrhirrtii
SETIXO and EMBROIDERY MACHINES with siestas.
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rAIifFLOUaIrE PYRETIC SALINE
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and InutedbAtn,
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us itiltaTlitaists sad the Mattaieri anis
in. nett Matto. Gerdes. Landon. R.E.
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SWSIOCATION..zt.o,oII, .501.414 loss .111515
. &ad ~ I • 11010. iwa bottle. Can be lust coati tit wigs.
11—EDYAL EMRROCATION
for BOWL seed Is the Ira sad 7024 'ceding at=
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tallwewan 04 0.11 Obelnlate 111•4 Saddlers ts,,IT ad.. sad As ad.
THE ALBERT VETERINARY COLLEuE
BA YeIE•YER. lONDON.
Eteolderrt;;ll Gains Prc or N ousels.
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Inlet Is to bad from the notwetary. It IL Et assn.
CATALAN.—This Pure,Full-
Fruity ISOWIXEI, a Part character* titian the
strimitheltbsit Eludertlee of port without haat. Erica tie 41. wet
saLor Ms.par Goa Ischia= bottles. said entr ly C A: I
ICo..lallsouotniChawbers.llueiDerinturE.Ltatilati LL Leek
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Clines's Patents Tenanted to essie

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" Specific " for Scab in Sheep.
_ "Lotion" for Fly and Foot Rot.

fieIiOUGELY EFFECTIVE AND \ POIFONOUE
Tutdobasisis awl es appal:silos.

flelemie-11.141.11ememe I Cm. lholMitreet. /Used. Lemke.
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livairgr_ J. ille"'"elids.—larti Al ehret iglearig.•
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F*enebie feed Ihetesa of Its team without mopeeog,
etter Medina Isle hotprownowsie. for which 4 Gehl
del see ementel boll. Committee Os &ming Uaeldoea. et
the WM neibitio• ef the Ilmerleata 'Dalt 4lte. 11•11 eataprelhe•
NIA fumy mil Mem. /ffeetiee, held at he. York, tem
Ow ef CoMIMUINDI Import. mid Prompectaa. silk lampie ef
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sad Is y the /lost Proviral Family Dowhis Nadal.
warlhls corratry. Is • word. It Is • •••••utton
51,tb.balullito• for • boob Practical hasty lowing
without say lotrloadoe or cormplkatioos.
Said by DUPERS. HOSIELS. sad 11•1EaDalltaltS. ivory.
whom al about ONST2IIID lac prk• V 551 Illarbabe &ABS le
1411 LI • vanity of wort
Do mot OW to soi tarr "11112?LITT" beam purchastag •
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TEA&—Very Cheap and Very Good,
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YlifliS SOAP is unrivalled as a SKIN SOAP
4,- J., rid by obAde.aZdwo.Lletleirsootaltiaim Sony bre
moo Imparted to Ow slaw Sold la tableu mid. aad la. fret
to all CU Ills. aad abeam!. of
W.'S. WRIGHT and CO, blaoorwturlag Chemists. Leedom
VINIGAR I VINSG•111
ei.ONCENTRATED Pare Malt VINEGAR
easijied by Dr. Ilaasall, free how Sulphuric led. asS
MI other dsistaflas. matter. To be had of all OfOCSif a Italian
warehousemen. at IS WOOF pat bOWO. Of Of Os meastastorer
ems a/ is deems at ad. Mho bottle Is waned by. Warne
bearing Mede.maret F. 111IIDOND, Brentrard, lll4Coort. W.
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CITY SOAP WORKS,
SAITABLISMID 1712.

COSMOS BAR SOAP,
46a. na

Eoonoinloal for *eery purpose end foe all climates.

CllY 8O AP WORKS.

COMPOSITE HOUSEHOLD SOAP,
Concentr.ted and dried by machinery in I.lb sakes,
each 'vial to fib. ordinary soap.
Sold by all respectable Dealers in 501. bores.
£5 chests (400 4lba.), nab lock and key, marriage paid.
WHOLVIALE ONLY AT TEI
CITY SOAP WORKS, WILTON-STREET,
LONDON, R.O.
Pas address on sash pita,.

THE TRUTH ! THE WHOLE TRUTH AND
NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!! !
EVANS' 8
PECTORAL COUGH PILLS,

A certain and immediate cure for Coos. Odds,
Asthma, Shortness of Jim&
riIHESE invaluable Pills afford inatantaneons
1 mite( and effectual cure to most of the dietreesiss
symptoms incidental to any affection of MA Lungs, which
by neglect PO often lead on to Inflammation, Consump-
tion, and oth.r fatal Disorders. The following Testi
monists an out of 8011 E BOXDRIDS which maid ha
Trinted, showing their value and effloacy.

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