The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-02-20 00:00:00

I'AT ri.}: 1)1 EASE.

Thia (11inin1.10 morning two Mole antinals were
found to be liffeetinl on the preivii-es at ! lull where
cattle plague has appeazeil. No cattle market is to be
bell at Hull town in empofinetiee if the outbreak.

FATAL ArtinvxT.
Two ttc, f4I own nt Tottisv4t.m, lameaAiire,
on Elundav night killing a Ituy aI pit,:tnmly injoring
several oilitro.

THR PROSTWI'S OF WAR.

Montangro 6 seeking an extenaion of the armistice I
for two tnontbe ; lot it is tutlilcely tohegrante.l.
At Constantinople a ro”pdifre ii feare.l, and pro-
vision is malt for the Sultan's safety by ateant..ra
which an. kept, opposite to his palace b. las ready for
an banns lairl
Riessist has tal,cti wan- or, definite 141.11,1 t..W•11.4111
war. '11.• Moue hate colhsiion of money atel to teriale
fir the r. the w.attele.l in the field h
authoriat awl the -Holy Synod has
Cons of the sitacrlet..als 1,.. , pn,oee.l at 'meet, the Froth.
A new Russian loan is spoke of. It he'll tied. Russia
pupates invading the Asiatic pmvinces of Turkey,
anti making tie,.. the principal theatre oft),. cantina ;rt.
The Czar is said to have been eneoura,34l by the
oommunicatious that have reach,..l him feon various
parts of the entntry to give up all f.le 1 of alellmtior,
and to be re...lced tn carry out energetically the pne
gramme of his Moscow epo eh. lii.. chief ails is-c,
hOWeVer• Prince ilorteltakolf, is reported to he tietz-
mined upon resi,,ming by March at the latest, and
diplomatic circles a e full 1.1 specnlations as tll
auetweeor
From two sonnies we hear of :111 expected champ in
the Turkish NI ittistry. At Vienna stews ham be n
retasive.l at ronatanti (((( ple that Fallient l'acha has
wised the Sultan to nstme another Grand Vizier,
besides which other changes are thought to le
impending. Front Berlin it is stated that Mahon will
be tale essle.l by Mal I Pacha, whose chief nigl
will he to annul the decree granting the nw
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The I.tusstan Artny of the Smith, the isinilition of
which is rettortetl to he 111•14.11 improve I, iPI
making preparations to cross the l'rtith. At Vienna
a denial i giien to the st.atetitelt that limsia
askeil Austria to oceupy tiervia, am) the Russia.,
newspapers Sr.,, using sotnewhat angry language as
ri•garthi Autrian policy. Frnu lcrli,, wc hear that
Russia has foregone any intentleil co-operation with
Austria. hut has matte all a,reetnent with I:erntaity.
kliniktiegrit his isottse,ttetl to send env,pt to. Con-
stantinople to treat for 'cwt.. There is a 'cry strong
feeling in the e.iptital against making any conivssions
to the revolteil prorinic, an) this fesling
public esprisision very speetlily siile. I:tissia
assurances of praere.

A REIVAIM ..f 4201) b ,ffem.l for the al prehension of
the inrson ,w persons who committed the robbery at
the I hake of l'levelandrn. .

Tiit: Home Secretary has received a letter from
the wife of the Claimant, signed " M. 11. Tiehborne,"
and, in reply to " Mrs M. H. t'astro." stares that
her husband has the same opportunities that all
convicts have .1 making any complaint he pleases, and
declines to grant a pers net interview.
A OiELIMINARY meeting was hell in the denualem
Chamber on Saturday, Dean Stanley in the chair, to
pronsde a celebration of the four hundredth anniver-
sary of the intnoluetion of printing into Engfand by
William Caxton, who printed his firstelwok here, in a
room adjacent to the Abbey. The meeting was Tory
Influential ant thoroughly representative, and resolu-
liolla to promote the object in view were passed.
ON the ground that the bishop and his nominee had
*l4 vinvd I.*wes-don of St. dames Church, Hatcham,
the Dem of Arches on Satunlay granted an Order for
the release .1 Rev. A. Tooth, who was accordingly
diacharged from Horsemonger I toe Gaol ant pnweeded
to Brighton. Mr. Dale, the curate in charge of Mt.
,Jame.'.., hell two services en Sunday, and c mplained
in the morning's .ermon of the irreverence cot the
congregation. After the service the members of the
l'rotestant League expressed their dissatisfaction with
his mode ‘1 conducting the service, which they consider
too high. _

Tilt LIFE OF A NURSEMAID.
At the Slough (Rucks) Petty Sersiona on Wednesday.
Francis Norris, gentleluaa fanner. aged 17 yaws, of leer
Health. awl Janet, his a ire. agal 311, were brought up no
g.h3rMsi n t. unlawfully wouu.lont Carolja.
Cart,. a y g 1/01114n, agel 17 years, recently in their

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euipleyment an none, is still rely weak
front the injuries she received, and once dunng her
eymenre was obliged to withilraw for, time to recover
hurled'. From her evidence, after mentioning previous
cruelties, she rot,l thAt during the last week she was at the
house of the trbion tr. Mrs. Morris, who warn drunk, drove
her itp All.l.lownotainiu ith satiric. Once, at dinner time, the
female prisoner ran spur of scissors through her bond,
the point c tett at the other wile. Mrs. Morris
frequently cut open her heal with a poker, and hit her
with full force on the hick with a tire shovel sal also
broke her arns by a lilow front the same utensil her
master kicks 1 her ;to and down stairs, and her mistress
once rut her head open with a cup. 111,1 this occasion
she 01.31,,1it a piece of the chin., had lolgol in her head aa
It pained Inc, so much. Thrift, a boy aged 14, who cimked
for the Coldly, Itroue.lit a large pair of powers to pull it out
and NI,. Mu' took bold of her dissent with the pincers,
making a joke of the cut an her heal. Thrift used to horse-
whip her. She was obliged to tier trims the Louse once
when Mrs. More o sat heating her with the poker. She
sent to a Mns Pigget's, whose house was sear, and on
the way she fell down four times. She entered the service
In June, nod hal only receive o. tid. wages- Mrs. PhD: it
raid to tbott,lit the girl would have died alien AIM
arrive.' At heel . She sent for a pilicemoo, who took
Carter es ay in 3 sort—Mr. Horton, vials:ant matron at
Stooge Uninn, said the girl was brollgill there on So.! my
werk. She examined her aml found her to he eovere I
with bruises, and to he much swoilen over the holy. Her
left arm was broken, and there were wounds 011 her head,
hands, and face.— Mr. Dodd, surgeon, ,/f Slough, said the
girl we," bruised all over,- and the hair appured to have
been torn out of her head, and the poor girl was in an
extremely exhausted condition. A washerivonsau,Who was
in the habit of washing for the Prisoner., said that tut
several occasions she hod received article, of clothing
with Nook—Mrs. Mary Ann
which were 'mite satuated
Bode*, matron of the Prim•ess Louise Home for the
Protection of Young Girls, Wanstead. Essex, stated that
Caroline Carter had been four years in the home. She
left to go into service with Mrs. Morris, who had applied
I. a little child's maid who could do needlework. Carter
was every good girl, honest, truthful, and industrious.
1112.• prisoners were remanded for a week, bail being ref used
Both on arriving at the court and while in court Mr. and
Mrx Morris were mitch hissed and groaned at by a large
ember ofipeople who were present.

WAIXILIV Qiisroui Wass far Sixteen Years has been
universally adadited Is be tin boa teak known, and
a awful mad apaudis=rardmant to Cod Liver
01 "W. as bass p taatimony to ita value
chmasiNbalii
as a toida."—andanL fee Wernouth, I).
Pawn°, and arooen ; ,G. xnaeury.
Wine and Cann. Bros.
Grocers, lan, ss. if
BOWL 71/Mir ; olonla,
WaAssa and Son, 84, lunten ; and Lowa
and Co., W.

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sale.
Arri we,
Carter PI.,
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week She es.m.
with brui.es, and
left arui
hands, end fan.. -Mr. Don
girl wee" bruised all over," at,
been torn out of her head, and
extremely exhausted condition. A w.
in the bahit of washing for the prism.
several °ominous she hed received artks,
which were quite utuated with blood. -Mrs.
Baden, matron of the Prowess Louise Home
Protection of Young Girls, W.instead. Essex, suttee
Caroline Carter had been four years in the home. it,.
left to go into service with Mrs. Morris, who had applied
ll' a little child'. toad who could do needlework. Carter je.,
was every good port, honest, truthful, and industrious.
the prisoners were remanded for a week, bail being
_ref wed „-
Both on arriving at the court and while in court Mr „; ~ and
Ni., Morris were much hissed and groaned at by • large THE WEstki,
slumber oflpeople who were present. report :-
Warms' Qum's! Win). for Sixteen Years has been Iknwtos:
smiversally admitted to be the best tonic known, and •
a armful and agreeable occomieninient to Cod Liver I
08. "We can bear personal testinioni to its value ----,
Yet.
WE tonic."-Strindaril. -Agents for Weymouth,re
D. u•to a W
PIDODOn and Son. Grocers; Shaftesbury. G. IC/WILEY, LS SS 48 W 'Rain
Wine and Spirit Merchant; Sherborne Canar Bros., it 62 46 W ituoius). itoc
Grocers, 80. Cheap-street . • Lyme 11, 16 61 at SW Gloomy
BOWS, Family Groom', Broad-eaceaa • „4„,is “ 3 NN Nino
WATNEB and Son, 34, Esatcheap, L.afroi; ; and LEWIS 17 " "
IS NW rTh° MI SS wIS NON Cloudy, rain
and Co., W.
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