The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-09-22 00:00:00

foreign an Colontal inttlltgrut.

PAUSE A.—The attempt to influence the Premien
Election. by anayiug the patri.itis feelings of tb.
country against Austria, and thus diverting aUentiou
from internal affairs las proved a failure. Count
tobuorin, who is the recognised leader of the Liberal:
party, has issued an appeal to the Electors, pnintiag,
out that only the Constitution and internal organisation
of the country can ii,fluence the mutual pseition of
parties towards each other, and towards the Govern-
ment.
ITALY.—A dispute has arisen between the Cabinet
of the King of Italy and the Papal Court, owing to
the encouragement given to brigands by the latter.
The PontiesslConsul has left Naples. and the holism
Consul quitted Rouse. Several brigand chiefs haws
given themselves up, and it is antieipeted that order
will be restored in the Neapolitan distriete.
OR EECE.—The King of the Greeks has left Copes.
bairn for his new empire. He will, however, make
• long journey of it, venting. .at, di. Nimbus". the.
London, and afterwards Paris, before prooseding to the.
Mores
NEW ZEALAND.—A very sad calamity is repertedl
Irons New Zealand. Two steamers had come into.
collision at Dunedin, and by the accident tweets liven
were Inst. Among the unfortunate sufferer' see it.
Bev. Mr. Campbell (who had gone out to tabs &Mg* of
the High School) and his wife and nye The
rev, gentleman left this country with the anticipatfou
of a most useful career before him, but by Ibis lad
fatality he and all his family were lost before they Lad
set foot on the shores of the country of their adoption.
By the New Eeshusd pipers we learn that the aspect
of •ffsirs there is decidedly warlike. Geo. Cameron
has been permitted to assume the absolute direction of
military affairs. The large force now under the cams
mend of the general has been recently strengthened by
this opportune ems's! of the 18th Royal Irish at
Auckland, sod there was, at the last dates (July 14),
a body of not less than five or six thoussod regular
British infantry, besides the volunteers and militiamen,
available for the protection of the Queme's dieresis in
the provinces of Auckl .nd and Taranaki. By the latest
advice, the object of General Cameron appears to be to
constitute the neighbourhood of Auckland the metre at
the forthcoming campaign. Men and guns have been
cancientrated at the northern capital from all parts of
Lb. island. The provisos of Taranaki itself it is pro-
posed temporarily to abandon, with the empties or
the towns of New Plymouth and Wangsmni, eind the
fortified position at Tataraimska. The sews, although.
of • somewhat contradictory character as to the move-
ments of the insurgents, seems to leave little roma for
doubt that another great rising of the natives is to take
place, under the leadership of the powerful and warlike
tribe of the Waitatos.
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-.lfirk-A-.--T1;;;;;;Ims to be sons* dash' as to the
hist Nana Sahib motored being after ell the right one.
The Wraith BlVisthatast, .0 learn by the last Indian
mail, says :—" We hays recestly extracted from the
Times of /mho a lieu lengthy detailed amount of the
capture of the Ntha, and the statement. made by "boar
who have omen forward to speak to his identity, the
whole far too long for an overland sager. Tbe mow
paper has also the following We are glad to he able
to relieve the public of all further uneettainty the-
awning the Nana. The blind Brahmin has bemuse
Qthen's evideoes, and identified the Nana himself.
This information reached u. a few days glass
from Rajpootana.' Judging from the photcgraphe
we have seen we should be inclined to think tbai they
have got his brother, Baba Butt, an older man, and,
acoording to description, considerably more
the photographs we have seen then the Nana himself.
We are, moreover, rather in a dielonlty as to bow the
Wed Brahmin could identify the arelprebel, unless the
smell of a living traitor is as powerfuliy pleasant to the
Brahmin so that of a dead one was to Loi.la XL Any-
how, it is now gencrally believed, even by the Bowers-
anent, LIM the ptmoner is not the Nana, 000 of the
evidences of this' feeling on the part of the authorities
being the foot that the detachment of the 38th ..at
to Meteor has been withdrawn.* It is to be hoped the
identification will becomplete before the man in custody
I. executed.
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...:117137TRiLIA.—Tbere has been & sheep ofbaster
at Vietoria. The late Cabinet, at the bead al whisk
was the roi-disout Irish-patriot, Olitmeassy, had
rendered iteeU so unpopular, by the molt green
and favouritism, all chief °ekes being heel=
upon low Irish papists, that the Assembly would stand
it no longer, and tented out the diseraditable crew.
A new ministry hail been formed, and it is hoped will
last.
MF.XICO.—A Psris letter states that it is not the
intention of the Weihington Government to inter.
fere with the French proceedings in ;
in the meantime the Federal Goveremeet will
watch the progress of events, and be guided by
that. A wther Paris letter gives eurreney to • romour
to the effect that the New Emperor of ilexteo haa, in
obedience to the instructions of his Friona ally, smog.
steed the Confederate States. The writer, however,
adds that, until the arrival of the deputation frost
Mexico with the offer of the crown, and its formal
acceptance by the Archduke, the recognition of the
South would be permatnre. Undoubtedly it would, se
a matter of form, but the recognition is, no doubt,.
decided upon, as • matter of fast.
A MERICA.—This speculators in the Confederate lout
evidently interpret the reeent news from Amorist se
being favourable to the prospects of Confederate eneeses.
We ars told that the latest &deices received in ibis-
country on Monday canes • rebound of three per cent.
in the Confederate Cotton Loan, in Um face of any
discouragement that may have been created by the
detention of the steam rams at LiverpooL American
Dollar Stock, on the contrary, showed • dear, raging
from 4 to 6 per cent.,the obstinate resistance at
Charleston and the virtual faller. of the sooseription,
together with the aspect, of the Mexican question,
being at this period of the year especially (avowable to
the prospects of Southern defence.
Private advises from New York mention that not
only bee the draft been abandoned in Ohio, but in
Illinois, and that it we. inferred Indiana will also be
exempted, the opposition of the Western States being
too powerful for Mr. Lincoln'. Government to conked
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with, to the.ob.eoce of C
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OMNI control in each of those States es in New York.
It is likewise mentioned that the friends of tbe South
positively assert that • treaty, offensive and defensive,
between the Ooofeclersey and Fransis has been defini-
tively arranged, but Was statement is believed to rest
rather upon the wish than the fact