The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-16 00:00:00

ITALY.

In Lombardo-Venetia much perturbation is being
/reused by the alteration of the monetary system, and by
the introduction of the new coinage. The old money
goes ehroad to be converted into ingots, for thus trans-
formed it yields a lerger profit than when exchanged
against the new.
The Austrian Government is about to erect al Pole
three new shipyards, where reseals of the largest
tonnage may be constructed. The expense will be a
million and a half of florins.
On the anniversary of Mania's death, despite all the
precautions of the pollee, there was at Venial an
immense manifestation. The Church of kit. Luke,
which was to have been the place of meeting, being
°coupled by the pollee, the cemetery of Et. Michel de
Murano WU resorted to instead. A. the authorities
had not foreseen that there would be e gathering on
Oda spot, the people were able to enter the church
without Interruption. There a valet from the midst of
the crowd saw the "De profundis." Every one
responded; and, after having *hinted this psalm, and
cried " Viva l'ltalia," the meeting peacefully diapersed.
Awitria has thus been reminded that public Iselin; haa
not °Nutria tinge 11148,

Maumee, Nov. 9.
We hare Joel been favoured with a visit from the mid.
'Woman eon of the Queen of England, Princes Mired,
aumnputied by an náU.h military other and the Rev,
Mr, Lake Onsluw, The Muryalue, Captain Tarloton, in
whieh the ?rinse le, es undemitend,proomoding for a
erulee in the Mediterranean, 11111 Into Ferrol lest night,
and reniained there while Mallard Highest lame over
here in the Ruttish wer steamer Ranti Tepees. A. his
arrival at Ferrol and hie intention to tonne here hid bun
telegraphed, the per eon was pot under trine, end he
we. received on landing with all the honour!' due to hie
rank. The Ceptaln,General at the province minduoted
him in hie earflap to the Pelee', 'surfed bye etmedron
of thermal, and preutied by le deMehlllo4l of the
IMMO.
The Nines and hie umpanions expreeeed e greet ifir
lire to i.e the ground on which the ever•memorahle
battle of Wee 'might, end willoh emit the life
ef 104114411'11 mut dietinguleheil General. The Captain.
amoral auompenled hi. Royal tfighneee and suite in
open mutts/es to tho keens of that bloody trey, eeeorted
as before, and attended by 611 the litaff on honor
bulk,
The village of Kleine was the key of the position
which cleneral Moue lied taken tip to tiniteet the elm
bar katlon of Me emir and here It wee he lost lilo Ilfe cc
he was repulsing the deoperele attempt* of the French
to gel poeseesion of it, Mere Marshal &oil lied his
name engremel on a rook in testimony of his eppreele.
lion of the milltery Mionte and 'mirage of hie internist
In thet Reno light. TIII4 village wig of worse a
lii obleet of attention, the mom on ea from It limy be
sun whet wee on that dey of renown for the Britloli
army the entire Reid of battle, The lune we. rather
humming, 4 seion of the Moyal Mono, of Ingland bed
twine to riell the isnot where the bonee of men, 4
soldier in mouldering, end to pay the tribute of
big homap to the greet fletter6l who fell them
gloriously. The MI wee lovely, and the ground lowerde
the oily, which is about three miles from Elvina, pre.
minted *beautiful ;Montilla, The bey, whleh le In the
lonic of a horseshoe, he the pretty little city of Gomm•
.me, with it. quaint old•faehlone4 buildinp and tall
thumb unitise, on one shore, while the other le dotted
ilth country house half hid amid °mop grovel and
vlneyenh, now glowing beneeth the bright beam of an
eutumn sun. The Prince and hie sompanione seemed
'harmed with the whole oeene, though, perhapo the
memory of the pull might here thrown some shade
over it.
They efterwarde visited the mausoleum greeted to the
memory of General Moore, In the prdens of Nen Cerloo,
and linpred for some time on the 'pot, and then to use
the words of our countryman on the same hero,

They left him alone with his glory.
Th. ?Tines and party returned to the ChinaWA:We.
rare "Adana, and, after partaking of loneheon, left
for Ferrol, and etlll aooompanied by Ids Ineelleney, re.
turned on board the Hanle Teresa under a Royal mute.
No ended this interesting snit of the Inglieh Prince to
the resting plies of him who fought and fell in defame
of the crown so nobly worn by hie Royal mother,
Tits PRINCIPALITY or MONAO(L—The following
somewhat remarkable story appear. In the Promo ;—" A
vague and puling 'tramp rumour is circulated in Italy,
and sapiently in Nice, Villairenca, and Monaco, to the
offset that the Einpernr of RllOlll6, In order to make his
maritime poeltion Al Vlllafrancia more effeetual, desires
to purehitee the Principality of Monaco which Is almost
dote to It. There is no doubt,lt Is said, that a very
large situi of money would tempt the Prince of Monaco
to sell his Principality, with all the right.' and privilege.
appertaining to it. Monaco haa been sold for money
niore than once, and why should it not be again?
The Prince, who Is In taste and habits quite
& Parisan, would find many advantages in get.
tlng rid of hie little kingdom, and It would be on
immense acquisition for Roil'. She might create ini•
portant estebllshments between Capes Agile and
Martino, and particularly at Monaco Itself, the port of
which icon, of the safest in the Mediterranean, and
would he lmo.t impregnable if properly fortified. This
sequisitlon, however, would serionsly affect the political
division of Italy, and would therefore nemesitate inter.
national diplomatic intervention. Piedmont, notwith•
*landing her present friendly relation, with the Cur,
would aasuredly not consent to allow Rusala to talcs
poaseision of a territory which is bounded on all aides by
her States, and the European Powers would never sane.
lion such a transaction, Swale must see all the
diffioultiee—we would rather say the imporibilitles--in
the way of such a project, and we can therefore only
regard the rumour re unfounded."