The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-14 00:00:00

Tilt: com M ERCIAL TREATY WITH CANADA.

The ronewm! of a treaty for reciprocal trade With
Calla la has not been favourably considered by the
Ad n.i .. istrit on, as the advantages of such treaty
would be wholly in favour of Canada. Except possi-
bly • few ong.iged ii. tra le between the two count-
rie-, no citizen of the United States would be beism,
fited hy reciprocity, as our inland taxes would Orli
li, British producer a i.roiection almost equal to thei
rrotection giv,u to domestie manufacturers by tariff.
ths,earrangvirwsits, hue 'roe, fur the regulation of
commercial intercourse between the United States
an I C 'nada ma, ho desirahle% The North-Western
Land Boundary and tho Hudson Bay awl Paget
Sound Commis.-ion, have satisfactorily completed
their tabours. The question of abolishing Mixed
Court, for the wirpre,Niun of the slave trade is still
under negotiation with Great Britain. Negotiations
reptit nit in granting permission to land the Frouclii
Atlantic table on American shores are described.

U1531.11(1e3 SON WoUNDEI) IN A DUEL.—
lt applar tiott the ,111714. or Count Bismarck's sudden
journey to Bonn 4, • severe wound received in a duel
1)) Id• ton Ilioloest, who is a student at the Bonn
Univer-ity. 'l'i.4. wound i• a deep sabre cut in tits
bowl, tityl Dr. Bowls, who n. attending the young
Count Itouts hat lie in in great danger. The COUn•
he.. hal *".o".l4lided the Count on the journey.

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TILE LIKE nlo GENOA AND TILE SEAMEN;
CIJ,v. N. The haii (had' kale iof Monday 1in.t.'4411
the King of Ital.) latil a conference on Saturday
with the Ihiclic d Genoa ad to the acceptance of
the Spielillh Crown by the patine puked According
to the Florence jou: nal, the Inichiss admit for time to
consider, but left the Knrig to owlerstand that idaa
would nut in the end oppose the elusion of the SPailialli
• WhILIQii•
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_ eutm ~ i,, the kites.
PANIC,: Tisttil:irt%
tin.. of Joao liinek, 31. atot.,,tivalrhona. I
isi tins, isceurdmi:ls? tho 11.61• s
re,•red traces a iii, .6.- of prusai,3
a. I. confirms Truppnitun's statelie•itt.
Tolleinactie, M.P., has nliv• .1 three of his In-
ated heifers at the di,posal of Mr. Ititrby,
t I.) of the Cheshire Chanitrer:inil th...Slasiesiester and
Liverpool Agrieulturai Societies, with that ViOW
lu thiir the value of inocumtion fur pieuro.
The Leith, of 1,400 toils, despstehe I on Satnelay,
let-stood to he the first steamer (ruin Lon lon
ti it will netke use of the Suez etual for • vu)rar to
tin. She is destined fur Iluinlny, and her cargo
iiieluiles copper awl other valuable gnosis.
At )IWiliall, SIAM.), the upheaval of vast quantities
a.I water, mud, and stoner to the distance ut many
till., wills • furious rushing noise, has °oeuvre I a
hiouber of times during tho summer, and onceas late
am • Month ay.—Philadelphia Ledger.
The Duke and ihucliese of Northnmberland and
honl Algernon Perey arrived at liurthumberliuld
Saturda.), from Albury Park, Surrey. In
the e•goirmet of a few days they go on • tour of visits
in. ti. .r way to Aii.wick Castile, where they will pew
l'iiristutas surrounded by • hutuly tarty.