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

RUSSIA.

The Russian Government has sanctioned the forma•
tion of • joint-stoak (+mummy for lighting the street. of
St. Petereburg with ga4. The oompany has been granted
the exclusive right of lighting the principal streets for a
term of 50 years, and ha. also the lighting of all the
lamps in the other portion of the city. Its operations
extend, therefore, to every point where gaslights already
inlet. The capital is fixed at four millions of roubles,
In 40,000 shares of 100 roubles each, the Ant instalment
to be 35 roubles per share, If on the expiration of one
year all the shares are not disposed of the founders
Counts Kolionlavow and Miunikow, brother*, are bound
to to the remainder, so that the peyinent of all the
capital he assured, An immediate return of 6 per cent,
is calculated upon.
The Emperor hex Just sanctioned the rules of a new
society which lies been formed. with a capital of 200,000
roubles, for the navigntion of the Wan.
It appears, too, that the Russians have just placed a
steamer, composed of steel plates, and inenufeetured
in England, on the Kitbon river, for the expresui pur•
pose of kuuping up their military cominuideatimis on a
better footing, Hitherto they have need wegons. The
oteanier,_ if sumeisefill, is to lie followed by five others,
KAs the üben divides Kuala from independent (limeade,
the important bearing of this new enterprise mem the
fete of the free tribes if the Capsules will he at onus
loon. The Cireesaiens are bluckeileil on the Slack Mos
they will now he shot In on the Kelvin. While these
measures are In progress there are seventy steamers on
the Casplaii, and theituueeiane are making the greatest
effort* to divert our trade with !Weis Irvin Turkish to
Mullen territory.

AMERWA,
Nw Yonn, Noy, 9.
A deepetoli hum the Now Yurk Herald, itowl Wish.
Ington, Uutabor 31, 00000 • that the Huglish and French
had 641111•44•11 a funnel note tu the United
Meta aninitinehig their iieterininallon to
fore. the prnylelone of the UlayturPiluliver Trinity, se
iiiideretood hi them, in pruleeting the euilipany orgip
Weed hy N. Nally fur the oonalrnution of the Inter.
meanie 111101 amiss the latininie uf Nlearnitia,
Preelihnit linelienint had Woad a proulunietion Wll,mi.
log eitieene agelnit joining the P.lllhoelering expedition
pr•poollidq41i1•1 Nceeregne miller Welter, enjoining ell
°Mom or Ouverninent to vigilenee in regimenting lime
111+44 enturprieue.
'file yellow fever epidemic' at New Orlohno lied
Howl,
Pert of the Ilpenlili fleet declined fur Tampion celled
from Ilecannell October 9/1,
The Ariel, for Pluntheinplun end HP11111•11.
left New Verb on the Mid of October, Anil 111•41/11111 mull
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rilleillllll4ll 111411 Ilf 001111111. It, 10111 61,477,110 111
specie iuei arrived et New Yowls,
The ouriweefni living of the Allentle ealde we. 010111.
btAiDii ill helm Preitelewi on the 21111 of Oatulier by a greet
proeeselue, &Mt anwatice,

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Nor, la,
flyleiesTAm from
Simonstown we horn that the
m Royal Mail pleae urtum, which mailed from
limbo on the aril and Hallfat on the fith Inst,, put Into
Quenston tide morning with the impish' and 611 w of Ilis
@slimmer Bertlila, of Homburg, bound from Newoulle
for Constantinople. The lONIA WM shot of wale,
haring otporleneoil fearful gale. from the eaalwahl,
▪ wild leas. for Liverimil title fruit* The
1111rOph has 100 pamonpre and 55,000 In Nude. There
ore 110* Are 'lsomers long over —vie., the Indian Rini
oh...which lift New York on the night of the SRI ult, for
tiIiWAY I the Facials, of the mine line, which left on the
Sot net,i the rialonia, whiali left New York on the let
for Ilduthainpoon the Ariel, whisk sailed fmin New
York on the 30th, also for IlmitlianiprAin i and the
which left New York on the MO ult., for
Olupw.
Highly Important intelllionoe had been reeoleoil from
Oregon, in a bettor from Libutenent Tyler, of the army,
to bd. hillier, roildiner iii HaMford, Conneotiout. The
now. le IS dap Wu than any other rewired from that
region, and woo eipmased to Fort Taylor, on the Soak.
Hirer, near Walla Walla, by Indian runners. Ho
m1400'0141 the Spokan and Pilau.' Indians had been
defeated altar two days' airlitiim, the Npokan ohlef being
captured by the troop and 100 home having bon taken
from the ?idolises. All the plunder which hail been
taken from Colonol filleptoo's oommand in hie unfortui
nate affair with thud Indians had been mirrored, even
to Colonel fltoploo's pistol, witleh wu found on the per.
eon of an Indian who was killed. The army did not
lam a man. Idontemant Tyler eon/lidera the war in that
quarter at an end, the Indians begging for pesos and
complying with all lb demands of the UMW States'
authorities.

Nroottoo Mom* AT Now You—The town was
'booked and startled by rumours of a bloody and Appel.
ling tragedy, whielt when inquired into by our rv.
porter, woo found to be made of the following terrible
particulars i-11 took pleas as the mansion of Yr. I.
Gouldy, No. 217, West Thirtieth-street, on Tuesday
11181,1. Francis Gouldy, Jun., • young man about lb
years of age, came home at about 11 o'clock at night;
hi, father opened the door and let him in. During the
day Frank had taken • bank.book, which he had given
to his father to keep some time before, and had gone to
the bank and drawn some money and @pent it. His
father reprimanded him, and he turned and went to his
room, laughing a rather Korniul laugh. He took off his
Goat and bouts, hung up his watch, and pot on hie dres-
sing gown. He armed himself with a hatchet, •
butcher's knife, and • revolver, and came down and met
is father in the doorway, and struck him with the
hatchet on the head, burying the hatchet nearly its
whole width in the skull, making a terrible wound. His
father immediately fell, and, as he fell, Frank made •
sidelong blow at him, taking fled on the side of the
head, nearly severing the top part of the droll. He
then left his father end went to him mother's room,
caught hold of her hand and oottnuenced striking her
with the hatchet. The drat three blows hie mother
parried with her ann, but the last two took effect Mbar
head. The 1101110 made by lila mother bad awakened his
two little brothers—Nathaniel, about 14, and Charles,
about? or 8 yearn of age; he immedlatoly attacked them
with the hatchet, cutting then, very badly, and making
terrible wound.. Two servant girls, who 'slept in the
third storey, hail by Etna time -beams alarmod, and
were owning down stairs. He met them, and knocked ,
one of then, down, nutting her very much in the head.
One of them seised the hatchet and wrenched it away
train him, but he recovered it, and knocked her down,
striking her twice afterward. Be then went to Ills own
room, in the third storey, and, placing the pistol to hie
right ear, fired; the ball entered the right ear, blowing
off nearly the entire aide of his head, and lodged under ,
the left eye. He died 'linnet instantanetmely,—Nete
York Tribune, October 30.