The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-09-25 00:00:00

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Tug CAPethe or PlraEota.-•A Turin letter gives
the following Plilliewlar• resreearli the takmg of
Perugia by General Fanti :---" The town was defended
by &hoot ggyao inea, who fought with great resolution.
The garrison bad raised barricades in all parts of the
town;tobl occupied the houses, from which they fired
noun tic Sardinians. Every street was the scene of •
eindbet, hut the aesistance afforded to Gentled Fenti by
the inhabitants male the dingle notch ellorter than it
would othcewise base been. A' coneiderable portian of
the Pontifieial carbineers contrived to escape out of the
towel, the others retired to the citadel. which could not
Ii ..ili out long. Towards evening the garrieun agate ,
Lae 1, end the whole of the pretests, ronsistiwg of 1.600
Men, were made primmer& AS Wril as I ;caaeral Schmidt,
who eummauded (lieu'. He is the worthy add of the
adveeturets whom the Italiatis NO
.tiorslially detest.
Siviloe. held refuse., to acknowledge lion. Ile was one
of the heroes of that ine julls 0 ..r of the Sundethand
which caused tan much bloodshot in the hives einem.s.
lie sae subeeattently exiled, 1111. i if he is set ss I. at
liberty Ire eertiobly will not Moll a refuge in Switzer.
lan l."
EXTRAOGDIN ART AceIDENT.-An inquest was ;whim
Tuesday at the Sheffield Ititirmary on the la sly of
Martha Watsiiti, of Wilton-pekoe. )I,mbr 111 l gu, ego!
75, who died till the previoesevenine from istjuries re-
c...l t e.I mi the Sitelfield awl Rotherham Railway .41 Fri-
day. The dee-fumed awl Mr. Chadwick, all extents vu builder
Ix Oikeil at tie llohnein Station on Friilay mooting to
come to Sheffield by the train leaving Rotherham at 10
deleek. The Miillalli I Railway braneltee out of tit,
SortliAld auil Roth, eimit a few yards t.. lose the I fignow
Stetion, and a Midland luggage train passed the etation
in the direction of Mashrougie as the Rotherhem ph-
seng.•r train approached in the oplio•ite direetlon. rh,,
1...k.4..,5ce is on the it idle If the line, awl Mr.
Chadwick and deceased. after leaking, waited for the
heegage tech, to ines.i before enseiteg to the north plat•
fog ut t reagh.their train. By the time the luogage train
lead semeed the paeweger train teas within al or 30 yarils
of the platform. Mr. Chadwick tend demetwil, not se,
ing the paseenger train, attempted to cross. The points-
tow shouted and the driver whistled. Mr rho 'wick
hounded safely over, but the old w ~,,, an. startled by
the wlitstle, mole an excited attempt to follow him and
fell. Simpson. the 'dation master. jumped goer after
her, and, seizing her by the ann. meting her off the hue.
In doing so he was kDOCkal Morn by the engine, at the
end of the platform. Deceasol'a leely was dear of the
rails. lent her ekess being cainglit by the step of one If
the carriages she pas di agoed against the rile of the
platform, met so severely cruellest and cut 3,1 tO souse
her death. Mr. Cliailoick aloe ran op to render tuois-
tance when Simpson fell, was limo-elf ',truck, and also
knocked elown between the train and platform, mistain-
ing a fracture of the shoulder and other severe injuries,
which it is feared will prove fatal. Simlieollio inlurie•
were not of a 'tangier...lns character. The jury returned •
verdict of" Accidental death."
I'HysTAL PALACE.- -The finest and largest. show of
fruit ever exhiliite 1 at the Palace wae on view last week,
:mil the whole building it. filled with the delicioue
fragrance. Tl.O pineapples grapes, and other fruit are
patticularly fine, one eingfe bunch of grape* weighing
Slh. 14.. The show of dahliaa eaters, until gladiolus
WAN also exceedingly peel. The exhibition clewed On
Thuretay.
FIGHT BETWILIS BRETTLZ AND MACE.-The contest
for rloo a side betweeti Bob Brettie of Bittningham.
ami Jour Mate, of None kik, came off on Wed° -.4.y .
morning last. The belligerents And their friend* hail
chancrei a epecial train by the Great Western
Railway, and sia early a. 5 o'clock the neighbourhood of
the station exhihiteel UnWonteil exeitement. The elite
fixed for departure w. halfmast 5, but the presence of
a numerous body of " rough's," intent mem travelling,
if poolitile, free of charge, elelaye.l the starting if the
train till a imarter to 6 ; and in the hurry and confueion
the comuliasary with the tepee and stakes wait left
heilitel. lie followed, lioWeVer, by the regular 6 .eclo,k
train, and reacher! Oaring about half-past 7. There,
however, the police interfered, tend a move Was or itie to
Wallingford-road, near where the ring sea-, formal, and
lICRDIR 1/1 Lit ERPOOI..-At the police-court on ,
Thursday
last. Temwre a easunt was hroneht before Mr. toe men dully entered ail appeer Ince. Brettle was
wait don by Jemmy W
Welsh and Joe Areliatu. Johnny
Raffles, charged a ith the murder of his wife, if he come Walker anillios Tyler aequiring the Norwich hero. Six
elm not fully gone into. no further eveleune haven nein& were fought, °mulling 12 minutes. itr which
li en taker then was eiffiOeitt to aecure • remand of the
Mace hail all the best of the contest. when the police
prisoner. It appears that on Tuesday nigut, about 9
interfered, and the retiree °Here I the men to imest
o'clock, the wife, WllO is represented :es having liten an
, agent the next dry. In pursirettee of the orilere of the
im'ustrious women, returned to her ON'O 1101130. in
Gamerwtreet. Qiieen Anne-street, as it it, said, Sullies referee. it was arranged on Weilitedley night that the
men eitoold leave on Thureday ming for a stat• oil
what the worse for liquor. Her husband, the prisoner, the mede.oe. The original Ware Wins enheequently
who is stated to have been a loose siirt of character, altered ta SolitNend, where the fight took place. Only
edilicted to counting and keeping without any very five rounds, mellowing seven minutes, were fought. In
visible means two or three greyhounds, was at home the last round Mace struck Brettle, (who fell to tire
when she arrived. He became irritated at her groutvl and was carried to his corn M corner.) a terrific ow on
appearance end condition, and a quarrel arose between the face, the sponge was Oilmen, up, end Mace was
them. Opprobrume epithets and ill names were declared the winner. A sec I tight. between Tenn
exchengiel, anel ultimately blows were struck between Cruteldev end Longmitre. alw took place. The Men
them. The quarrel teemed to Ise appeased, but it
„ fouold di minutes awl 30 rounds. Crutchley hied the
endileitly again burst forth both orally and physiemty. hest a tine light, when the lattice arrived awl put a Atop
and in course of the unhappy diapute the wife called in the encounter. On the jouricy home Itrettle, Long-
Ins hush:end in " returned convict." At the use of this more, Bodlger„ Crutchley, and Young Crutcitley were
be again wreck her, Ati.l, taking a large claspk s nife from . 4.eli into
ia custo-Iy.
ills pocket. lie opened the blade out,
,end stelae I her in use, ST PLUNDER OF JCVIELRY.-On Tuesday last an
the left side. She uttreol • piercing shriek and ran • toned cc rabbery of jewelry of the
into the street, I.l..ldowing copiously Iron, the w I. Was i .1 to have been committed at Hawley awl Co.'e.
She Ira,! only Promeded • few steps from the door. pre Regentatreet. • large portion of the most valuable
however, when she fell on the pavement awl almost ',art of the etock being carried off. An iniiiiry soon led
immediately espired. Medical aid was ape -.lily obtained. to the deserver, that the plunder hail been effected by
out In vein ; the weepon ha I penetr iced to Vie heart, wide,. Goes, a youth of 16, %who was employed as Ines-
awl Octal, woo inevitable and almoet imiuteliate. The *lnger to the wetablieliment, and in whom great confidence
huetwel on discovering the fetal result of his paeepon Ira% re' toed. It seems that Giles left the
.premises very
rain off. in doing so (among clime to the scarcely lifeless early in the morning with two curpethage filled with
lesly 'elf Iris wife. In about two hours afterwards he was dia• I rings, pld chains and brpelete, mei a large
apprehended at no great distainee from the Seen.) of th.. ,mantity of miscellaneous jewelry, end being net by wine
soutrage, and on tieing Adieu into coat -!!) he sail, "1 aili • ilitallitanCe• with a men carrying the bags, on which
very I.orry for what 1 have done to-night." and handed was the 'mule Osborne, he told them he was taking his
the kutle with which ha bad atinalitoot the fetal act to mastel'a I apes to the railway station. IllOpecter
Abe police ofilocr who apprehended hen. Tine priaonur ig,iree. „if 'ki; c division, of polio,, eed sonic of the emet
iv. retuanded.-On Thursday the borough coroner held expert officers in the detective force, were at once set to
an inqueet ou tie holy of seirelt Neasham, who was track theileinquent. and a fall description is' 13, person
murdered by her hatband, Thenties Newham, oil Tuve was sent to all the metropolitan allid provincial police- 1
day night. The evidence ahluceel Was Wither to that statien, and 1:300 reward offered for capture. The
given before the stipendiery magistrate on Wednesilay, precise velem of the property ',Wien Ices not yet been
an I the jure ultimately r tented a verdict of " Wilful iamertained ; it is, however,eetimated at b••tween 1.15,000
'tinnier '. , ala 4 Thomas Neal' ine , an I £6,000.-Information has been telegraelleit to Mr.
f lig McNeil:hos IN SYRIA.--It will be gratifying to tile Webb, inspector of the C divieion of (mike at Vine-
contributor• to the British :Veen Relief Fund to know street, that the lad (like, in the employ ett Mr. Ilenilsey,
that a Central Ladies' Committee has been formed, of late Hawley, jeweller, of 123, Regentetreet. is in 0' ZEE DAT 8.-1) 1r TR•11411.
which Lady Stradonl de Redslifie is preeielent. Lady custody in Paris. He will therefore he brought before Weymouth .1, Dorchester, rid Southampton, to Leaden
Munteliono •ireeiresielent, and of which the Cousiteo-n the inagietrates in London in due course. The: whole of I
Clam. 1 4 21 & 2 1,2,3 1 42 1 42 1 42 1,2,3 Mall
of Shaftesbury, Miss Florence Nightingale. Mei. Marsh, the valuable property. for which a n•watd of £5OO was
Mi...llarsh, and other influential ladies are members. offered, has. it is believed, been recovered. Wayperit : 055 320 520 12 20 .. .4 to 530 918
The °Nese of Obi committee is the collection of new Nod A x lees:KlM, PRLIENT.-A letter received in Paris, tioacimeorza .. 6 4.1. 040. 04t. 12 4u, 130 510ti0 lu 15
cast-off garments and remnant., wiled or damaged froni Algiers, contains the following :- " The Jewish Warchm" .. 7 8 ft 11. 9 11' 1 12, '2 20 5 3,1! 12 316 10a
gooda, and materials of every description for the cloth- holies of this place intend to present to the Einpress • Poole sit 37,4,:i: ;3.2 : g :: 1 tit Sv
412. .1 30. 640 -.ing of the destitute,especially olthe Wunieli arid children, very valuable fan. teemed of white ostrich feathers of Windmill., .. ' 7 044' 9 44, :36 332 55i711 11 KI
'll" ha'. Ihro.ugn'l fr"'" arie number of 20.1100 to about 15 inches in length. The feathers ere fixed in a Ri,,,,,,„,d
.. 740 10 4.10 4' 1 571 364 6 2' 73211 44
30.000 Into Beyrout, helplese And homeless, and an alike golden iliec, which le ornamented round the outer edge Southampton ' 3 4tl 11 3012 ":0; 3 0 0 0 710 9 0 1 30
proportion into other WWIIa and ports of Sp ia. APPII- wi it line pearls, rubies, and etneralets. end in the centre Porfienth ar. I 52 5' .. I 4 40 ..
catsup:, are being inede my the London Committee to the wth .itabeeictes in Cillei alda on gold of different colones. ' WaliddiurY .. 11 02.5' lu 25, 2 6 •• i 8 '2l. • • - •
Ilstrutke .. !04512 40 2504 io .. ! 241
leading manufacturers and warehousemen
osemen throughout. and with rubies, emeralds and m diao ids. In the centre o
.11 0 230g50) 5 a 0 .. .10 ..• .. .. 4Si
the kiugd for dowtioneof such re 1111 l alibi and damages! is a Hsetrew Inscription. inentio ll ill g the complest of
goods a.. they can contribute. The gem•rous friends of 14 0, a date not agreeable to the Moors. since it wow 1 (e) Third claw pa senors leaving
.Doreheater (8.40 L..
Ode MOM will also have satidaction in lea 11l ill g that • (h. tat which their domination in Algeria ceeeed. The, an ti Weymouth 8.26 ace.), reach 1-
benar°l"l Ealii"' lady. wino haa raairled ill Syria, ia handle is in comb fluted with gold and ornantented with I
immediately ping out to 13eyrout. under the maps es fine pearls. The upper part is divided into two branches, i DoWN TIAI9B.
of the London Committee, t,o co-overate with the com- g ...th enteeevtee. end heeetg the imde' 1
matte at Hermit in miuistering to the necessity of the crownorhe„,e„te in gold ; the other end terminates in a goldenpe ball London, rid SordAnsapfen, to Dorchester tt, Weymouth
eufferers, especially of the women and children and of 'Weide I with stare in diamonds, and hearing a ring Chas*. 1 1.2 1,2,3 Mall, Ex. Ib. 2 Ex. 1a 2 Rail
the eick. The Limbo Committee have authorised Her ornamented with rubies and emeralds. On eine side of c-mo ~ .
wl . 0! 1to30:A 0; 8 3•
Majesty's Coneuldieneral at Beyrout to employ, at the handle is a large emeral.l surrounded with • doulde he,ae..,eteee , .. 1 a 443 11 55,12 15i 240 415' BSO'lO 18
their resume, the able bodied refugees there in the triangle, forming a star with m Rix point... oniaented ' Malaniry arr. .. 11 15 2 5i .. 1 4 to. 5 40. 8 20' ..
thorough cleansing of tlie town, with • clew to wrera the with arabesquee, rubies, anis brilliant& There are alto Port...nth ~ ... 10 10.11 le ~ 5 2.-. 60D25 12 lb
epidemic disease which the committee there apprehend two circles in fine pearls, relieved with antbesques, and i Smithanipton 6 010 30 110 1244 0 324 7 30,12 6
as the inevitable consequeuce of the multitude of the bearing the following inec•ription :-' Les domes Israilites I Itingw.sid .. :716 11 4,5 2_i; .. --, 1320 8.10 119
sefferers who are exposed to all the danpre occasioned d'Atger d S.M. rlmperatriee Kiwi:nit% 1860.' This Wined...rue ~ ;741 12 10, 2 40., . ..3v, 8481 44
IT utter destitution no respect ut food, clothing, and mega firent fp is endow-4 in a beautiful Arab owe." ~,„, ~, i arrive al5 1240, 3 I_l .. ..
''''' - .4 depart 7 4.1 12 15, 2 42; .. .. 1 640! 8 50, -
sanitary regulatio tei n. As Exs •os IV FRANCIA-On
eCoffin.as who w
a Wareham , Ski 124(- 3 4 . 172!9 13 2 t
FRIGHTFUL AcCIDENT AOV T STarOltT.-Ou . Tuesday i
idea coodetunel to death by the Court of Assizes or DoliSllitsTill .9 5 Iti3 42 .. :. 1737 5 :at r. :
morning lent, About half-mutt 6 o'clock, as the Waterston the Mayetine for the murder and robbery of an old Witreourn .. 93015040!..1.. ! 6 0 10 5 K 3 t
Volunteers were on the point of starting off to the woman at Fougerolles, has been lately executed at al) Find and second clat,a pameneers can leave Ltinden et
Glituceater review,* frightful aceideut occurred, and one that place. After Ids condemnation Inc expeeeed :TO- a.m.. so as to proceed °near& by the 10.30 traits froin Soul&
which induced several of them to abandon the journef • fitund repentance for his crime, Mel paid great attention smitten.
Thin volunteer curia prareseleil to Worcester by water to his religioue duties. lie more than once said, "1 am (Cl Thie train runs from Dorchester to Weymouth SI
and thence IT rail to Gloucester. The barge in which gla I that inn,, execution is to take place at Fongerolles • Sundays and Thursdays only.
they were oinveye•l to Worceeter was 1111 l anted with a my poor mother is hurie•l in that place, and I Omit be
sinel Cannon, and this occasioned the accident. The near her. She was virtuous ond a tree Christian, and,
eennon was firei twice jnst as the volunteers were on if I had followed her counsels I should never have gime SO Sr Ili AT 8,
the imint of starting, tool at the seison.l di...barge the a•t ray !" Ile also iieclared that he preferred Icing put Ur TRAINS. DOWN TRAIXB.
Accident took place. The vessel rucked a little an it was to death to being sent to Cayenne. as if he went there, Dorchester ho Loathes. i London to Dorchester.
ttmgd off from the bank iif the river, and this motion he might he tentiited to cos 1111 l it other crimes. When Clam. 1.2,3 1k 2 Mail, Class, 1,7,3 1.7,3 Mail
of the vestal raised the mouth of the gun in mesh a Way I awakened from a mound sleep, and told that the threw 1 A.M., P.M. r.m, i
dist, inete 1.1 of the hard alighting with which it was. Lion was ehortly to take Owe, he enswere.l calmly. "I n W 811404-111 8 0. 1 2011 30 London .. .. pi:, a3O
roomed 'wing stopped by Cie titleof the river. ex it hen ezpected that announceinent ! In a few moments lam D"r.1...1ar 023 t 11610 15 southemPtoni 7 0 1 ce, ril :
twee the lir4 time the piece was ei.,.,g it riefortuuately lat your onters 1' lie got up at once anti arteries' him- . r;i',2".17.... 1 tit 12.3.-.3; I? "0. t'Citit,l`t* is 'oi' :;.,;1,1
taw.' Above where a large commune of pet_itle were. *elf quickly. On his way to the place of execution he , goothatept 9 to: 0 oto 57 hinterinuirirli 11 U 4 25. 3 6
aeiwitibled, The chaue caught • man 'meted r elton.atto prayed unintemiotedly and repeateely kiesed a crucifix. London (135
II u 430 WltelloSTll.. 1155 5 0' ••
took off the upper part of liiii hea 1, bespattering hie Ile ascended the scaffold with fir 1111 l Cu, and crisel to the
brains and blood over the hored epee-tatter* of this .ople assembleel. "My friends ! elle not imitate me ! Hit :V mid .ce`md clans "'auger* lease "'Merl*. "
uuex reeled dioutter. The yeesel containing the volun- rt W ILK IT neglecting religion and frequenting public-
Seers was ininueliately stopped, when the cry Wail raised ; houses that I have come to tide wretched endaCEl)?..Fsoir.et and see ad clam pesienegers arrive in Ludo
that a man was killed, and the utateot gloom was cast then gave himself into the bands of the ezeeutiouer,
over the whole party by tine sad occurrence. Felton is . and in a few sewn& had cemied to exist.
all engineer, and his wander was among the volunteers FRIGHTFUL DRAM-On Tuesday last a very length-
in the vessel. Hit lifeless remain!, were conveyed to' cued iavestigation took piece before Mr. Langlodn, tlot
adjacent publichope, there to await the coroners deputy-coroner, in the lewd-room of St. George's ,Wrejneoute anti la Los
; tastes.
inquest. No one seems to deserve centaur in the mettet, . fitepitio. respecting the circumstances attending tits
Elam. 1 L 2i lit 2,1.2.3/1.2.
which was purely accidental, but the certain oftai the ' death of Ja,,,,,, liollea years,
l. aged 60 yea, who wee int the en.- A... ' el.
comp Any. Capt. Rogers, wail greatly distressed at it, end . employ of the Imperial Gas Company. an•l who m lost his Weyouth 6 lid t .. 01, 6'
blamed himself for havino Imd the gun id° ed on the i .. IBar al
. lift IT inhaling some foul paws while working ae a new Die Inciter ft 25'
vessel. Fattest leaves a wile and two children. 1 inain leing laid down at St. George'e-plewe, Knights- Brlllpt Up OIV 655A10 60
66, QUEEN lierwrxr, LONDoN, 23rd August, 1860.- ' bridge, and at which, sin, ahoy. named Dennis Carrot, Ude Neat. •6 40 SW 1.5 set
Et erthot ,z, .. v s.'a,
Metiers. it. Wortherspoon and Co., 46, Dunlop Street, narrowly escaped. Thomas Page, • eipe layer. said he woo
.. i 0 tits, 711
Glawow.- Deer Sire,- I have, as requeeted, to-day ' was at work on Friday last in lariog clown the new giu oriiton 730 • . le le 111
0..
visited the Royal Lannilry, with teference to the adver- mein in St. George'replace, Knightsbridge He saw the liallsby nip 6to s - '
-
tisesocut of the Nottingham firm. that
fir. who state at their . deceased, who ee w • pipe joiner, get into the pipes Withury e 101
Steirch has been used for many years in the Royal ' accompanied by a boy named Carrot, carrying bags of ' esßath ar. 9 01 - 1 15 9"
! ! 1050 9"
Laundry. and hove bn ee ac-sum-el by Mr. Thompson, time me ; cement, kc., for the purpose of trinenting the inside 11,14°1 935
SotirrintrUdelit, that none but youreelvto have any jeint. About 6 o'clock be Was canna he another man 4
, Chlppeum. st sii - - II 301 -,.tob
right to state that they supply starch to lien Majesty's who sta•ol that he had beard cries for help Moi .iming ----:...---------"-*
Laundry, asi no other steel is there need, nor has been , (non tie pipe*, awl, believing the decesm.4l anti the boy (A) Third eleee peeeeegeee ieeetek Doeceeeter me as"
noel for wan • years, het the Glenfield Patent Stareli.- , were in danger. lie At once entered the pitem, and after i etta"tye,„,,„ith (11,10 ate.) reate„ paddia,,,„„ as A.;•,0 pat 0
I have been further exeured that your starch continues going up them for about 180 feet lie f d the de • on Sunday, a third claw( train from WeYlw.i!' 11.;.•
It. give complete setisfaction, auel thet though trial hw a a•ed Ting on bie side in an almost insene hale condi- aina met Dorchester (10.64 annul, runs to lleiden Ir,e
been made of eatto les of verions starelsoe. none of these tient, i nil all nt 24 feet higher up was the boy in • (11.15). and Bridle irt 0 1.5 k) ; and a oirrespondllig. dor.
have been found nearly equal in quality to theGlenfield. ' similar vermilion. With the assistance of others the claw teal. 11 runs on Sundays from Slaidemiuttlejaz sow
-I am, Dear Sirs, Your edit-client Servant, Wie Bi ACK. ; .let eat ad awl the boy were telcen out of the pilea and anin, k i rini.tone (9.0 a.m.). Donhest, I' 01,
outh Mao a.us). (f) Ou Fridiu• ie.l3•
Chinese nythod of making Colimerfed Gunpowder.- cluvs.yed to the hospital. In answer to the cornice
"A meet curious sight," writes Mr. Montgomery , witness further etated that the pipes were about I reel
Martin, "met unr view on entering the factory, as souie i feet in diameter. and that when lie entered Inc doe, ted London, esti Yeovil, to Dorchester, Wrilaelith' lg.
" five hundred Chinerc were seen busily engaged alter- I no ansell of foul gas, end could not aeci;unt for the state i arsearsa
DOWN TRAIN/. wail, Days.
" ing the Amite stud cowering a ith A bluielt powder the iof the eleceesed and the boy. Several other witnesses • ael 1 9..7,1•1'
class. 1,211 1 2 1,211 42 1 12g 6e 1 -, • e
" very lowest withered Tea 1 to imitate Gun- , otrroborateal tine, testimony. Dennie Carrot said he as. 1 A.M. A.X. A.M.I A.11.1P.X. the •-- we
" powder. If ono inerchanbe diecouraged this absurd ' •wisted the deceasea on Friday lust in cemen.ing time London ... .. le 07 15 915 11 45; 2 0 4 56, - rya
" practice, the Chinese could not possibly elisguiee and i liable joints of the pipes, awl was hie general labouring Cnimenut. 735 10 0 232 11 45 241 : 0 ; if; iia s 0
"nuake saleable the brown withered leaves to counterfeit ', boy. They entered the pipes deafly after 3 o'clock. Sniaal - 'V, 3.t ' • "I"I4 1 1 el *Xi i le:
" Gunpowder, the choicest and moat costly tea ins- After being there for 'mime time, lie (witness) was and-
" buri. ' e 171i0 ii 3.20
ported." Horniman and Co., London. knowing ewe denly overcome bm y • strong sell of gaA, and complained Weet',l2.27' 3 201 443 13,6,1 "I jlO
Saliaby ar 9 35' .. ! 4 201 135 4 251 . • 9 ..'" fift.
tomers suffer much dieammintment and low from the to the deceased, who wid, i° I tbiek we eliall be eufrio Itruton .. 9 Oil 25 315' 1 0' 305, 655 351 Vol 715
object' hle custom of colouring tea, import all their cated. Dennis." Ile (witnest) and deceased then tried Yeovil 93512 5. 4 7:01 1 SO, 4 90' 710 951 inn, i 60
.lipidy scithotit any powdered colour on Me surface. i eu mike their escape, but had not genie far mem they I Eseriihot, 'lO 012 25 410; 145 4 551 . • •
...,-.0,1,0 • 599.
Hurniman's l'ure Tea, secured in packets. is ssobl by I both fell down, hut wittiest* had just strength left to mil Mein heat, 10 25 1236 5 01 115. 5 0, 73 5
~o"clii
agents in this locality, AA list advertised in our coln 1111 l s. I for awistance. They were about 180 feet tilt the pipes, ITirreitearr ro Is 55 £36' 230 5551 750 10
1' 'it 11 : wr
VALUE or A MECHANICAL Leak-At the Wando swrth 1 anel when enileavo to urine get out tire emetic by .011141 We, th 1000 115 64,. 236' 60.0 i 510 10 011% .4•111.
Pollee Court on Friday week a respectable-looking 1 means was extinguished, and they were left in total 2nd(l) 1•t kid chew paweneere lease Caddell:ton!: g
woman. dreesed at, a widow, who stated that her name darkness. The coroner having summed up, the jury. (K) Third clam front Pneldlngton to Chipteowa' o
was Culley, enel that she lived at Wandsworth. `PO" altar • con.illtation. returned a verdict, "That the stations below.
to Mr. Duman for swistancefrose the poor-box to enable I deceived died from accidentally inhaling some foul gas -
her to purchase a mechanical leg. She applied Wit week, 1 While engegeel at work in the new main ;" hut the Jury
and told his wordlist that ishe bad bcen °WM, to . ear a 1 recommended that for the future thaw overlooking the
wooden lee for the last 14 yews, and, an it watt now worn i work sl Id not allow the men to go More up than
out, she was unable to walk to any extent to seek for sic joint& al, they coneidered the distance the deceased
work to support herself soil family. The coat of a new went dangerous and unnecessary.
leg was CIO.. and she had no means of purchasing one. -
Unless+ she could obtain a leg there was no other course
left her but to enter the workhouse. Her husband had
lately died, leaving her completely destitute with a large
family a yoang children to maintain. In answer to
nuestions, the applicant said a few leaks had subscribed
11, but she had not been able to obtain any more. Mr.
Dayman saiil he would advance her the remainder-
nemely, C 3 - from the pour-box, and then she would lie
able to purt hose a new leg. The applicant, who said
she aupivrted herself and family by needlework, ex-
pressed her gratitude to his worship for his kindness.

BELK:IOUs POsiTioN OF BRITISH SUBJECI3
IN seAIN.

Ts Me Editor of the Times.

slll,—lt is the fashion to represent Spain as at country
~eh is making rapid progrev, especially in the !
northern provokes, where tvo extensive milroads are :
in the course of construction, One from east to nest by
a French company, and ote fr 1111 l north to mutli by an
English company. But it ought to be known that,
whatever advancement may have been made in every-
thing relating to stoet:.l and inaterial interests, thew Is
no change in the intolerance widelt has at era) a marked I
the policy of Spain Mall which relates to religion.
As this i 5 Is matter which greatly affects the comfort I
and well being of many British subjects, and especially I
of those who are domiciled for a thus. in sipain to con- I
striae( for that country import.int. public works which
the inhabitants are ,pnto unable to acematiliiila fort
Mvh'ed, 1 perhaps la, permitted to state wi at Caine
lately under any own knowledge with reitect to the
religious position of our countrymen in Spsin.
lam an English clergyman. In travelling in the
north of Spain a few weeks since. I proposed to p••• •
811t1thoy ill is GIMP *here I wwwrtained that many
English bundles residtil, principally connected ith the
raiiway now in progress. On iiiiking inquiry, 1 tumid
that during two rears ii, at loch jut lay of them bad
resided there they hail only on two oteasi 111 l receiV..l a
!visit from an English elergytisan, and had not mom had
an opportunity of receiving the Holy Suransent. An
English geol.-num. much interested in tin' spiritual
weds.: of In country:. it, glnlly olio eal
me the use of a risen in Ili. own house, awl gas e
1PrOTII1114"11 by ',lira," notes sent ti, the different
Lim:loth families.
lOn 3-today i,..,ntifl a very rinipectalde and ailenthr •
congregation Al or 40 veramis was assembled, as,d
atlatith 15 re.:.itived tlicSovaluent. Those who have been
prmsnit on similar iietwdons, and e-pecially those who
have been lung cut uir r opportunities of religious
worship after the manner of their fathers, will under-
stand how soothing, :aid, indeed, how tmiching, would
: be such a servise under such circumstances.

The jury which ing,tired into the Helmehnre
accident lu,ve n:turned • verdict of "Atcideutal death.;
The conqueat of No plea by Garibaldi, which wag
effected in 21 days, i tly coat Ida army, steamingf t,
official nyorta, eight in ii killed and 16 wounded.

aixol. father and mon, notorions fof
having been the 4 waive agent. of the late Km:of
Naplea tyranny at Pale row, were arreated on the ith at
Ca-erta,aud taken flUb rea,wrt to Naole...

- The itimer pero-i,di .4 Ea) I. in Ig,vto to Nr.j.
M. Wright. th.•. re 1231. wAter-colo.r !minter,

A writer in tie Twun says that the clerk in the
Fort iv, Office who in •ke out nooports ii r foreigmr.
and onside to speak jute :ligible F hih!
Tho Govern icut has refused to 4ive tnetsi for
stritie to the lade Sir John Irrukini pruisqwd t.
ere ted at S •dshe.

An 1..m..1i51s lawyer in PAris says that, to Ins kw,
loop,. at 644 1(t) EncllA reside ut 'motile% thtro Lars
heal. Coll Welled to lease by the enormous ilscresse
te..ts. _ _ _

T.o member% a a I:Nekborn Vol.inteer Itite corps
were reeellrly druosuled out for sui.coulltut at th,
xley

The Duke of S.nnereet and the Lords Commissinnets
of the Atleentlty have purehoetsl the splendid model
Blake designed by Mr. flaily. witat a view tu jiWilla
plagel in Greenwich Hospital.
.k on. sni•powsl to he a shoe inaker. was found
hen:jug to I tiawl...B Wend Monday. He Will cpsit.
. _

Fl. ttkj.Lic esble just :Ail down between Tonto%
&nil A ileris wit iiii t work. e are tol.l. The Emperor,
1.0 expected to communicate hourly with ',ranee during
his absence. is said to be furious.

"TI., lite of .Isiliusi (emir," by Napoleon 111., now ii
the lore.. lit Perin, will be republished in thin country
immediately on it, appearance, tratinlated how aa ad.
Tilla2C copy.
A 1.111/ • 'the lout been appointed at Newcantlemn-
Tyne to answer the letter of the French Government
with respeez to the alinission of French noise!. w
exceptional prieile;:en.
The women ot the manufacturing village of Alva, te
the number of three or four hundred. hove ficiy. the
A 11... Adrertime) nentak work ; and in eousequeme of
the women retuning to •• fill Ono," all the wes%ers are
thrown idle.

Hut it sppeart that an simple awl unirdentatious a re-
ligious act is nut to be permitted in Spain. Two days
aftarwards the Ale:dile of the town out an official cone
munication, of 101 a translaiiiiii is subjoined, to the
master of ti e house in shill& the service was held :
" Inasmuch us it has conic to toy knowledge that on
Sunday, the—of this month, tilers WM+ held in your
house A Meeting, At %tibial air., practised religious cele•
~,,, nies belonging to the Protestaiiit mode of worship
which you profess, conducted by A inisiiider of that sect ;
awl inasinueli as in Oda ;Whin there are not tolerated
mit permitted ceremonies of any other religion Ilion
that of the Catholic Apostolic Roman Church, I ad-
dress myself to you. Sir, in order that, a, master .if
your Inoue. you Islay avoid the repetition of acts which,
besides being oppostsl to our religious faith, have, by
the publicity and impudence (ritsviru) with which they
have taco done, attracted the attention of this neigh-
bourhood. It being well understood that if the warning
which you hereby receive is not sufficient to prohibit
such acta. either in your house or the house of any
other British subject, 1 shall have recourse to the
means which are in toy power to repreaa such a scan-
dalous abuse, and to punish whatever leads to such a
culpable result.
" All which I communicate to you, Sir, for your
special ohservatice, trusting that you will acknowledge
tar receipt of this communication.
" May God grout you ninny ye.ts.
• "—the day of , Itttill. (Signed) "All."
• I enclose my name and address, not for publication,
but as a guarantee.
Sept. 19,

.....,-..
A WWI t was observed about July 7 at Adelaide aid
Beechaorth, aud nearly about the saws time at Mel.
bourne. . _ _

A I,ennanent camp at Monifeth, on the estate of Lord
Palmieri,. in Forfarshire, is contemplated by theGuvetra.
mem, we hear.
Mr. Broacher. the African traveller, lias beta mar.
dens! at Zenvibar I. the matinee.
The Bishop of Laidon has licensed the Rev. Jobs
Hill, )l. A., a Ruither of St. Katherine's Hmpit4
Regent's Park, to be curate in charge of St. Philip's.
Stepney, until Mr. lionwell's application for "leave tas
app. I" to the Judicial l'unnuittee has been deter.
to: bed.
leic news of the battle between Sayers and Hamm
created an i ttttt teem sweat' . Heenan and Miitrwreg,
the .tinerican champion, are engaged to fight fur 10,BM
di L.Lra
Sir William Allan's picture, " Nelson Larding the
San JlNer' nt the action of St. Vincent. is to he hung ill
lb,. Painted Hall. Grmawich. It Mut been presetiteo fur
that purpose by Mr. H. C. Blackburn.
Mr. Bandinel retires from the librarianshir of the
Bodleian with • pension for life of MO a year. y,
Cone, the nv.pcutit librarian, will succeed to the natant
edict% tt is thought. .

AN ENGLISH CLERGYMAN.

Another of our metropolitan police magistrates ja
,i,„a—mr. Jardine, of Bow-iitreet. Mr. Jardine tr. 4
called to the Mir in 1/423. aud had been • magistrate fur
more than twenty years.
Mr. tl. W. Martin 0 now organising • choir of several
hundred tine volunteerat for the purpow of Introducing
the practice of singing choral utarohes when on the
march.

The accretion a the Grand Duke Frederick William
to the throne of Mecklenhuris•Streluts has be
announced to the popttlationg .4 the Grate' Dub.hy.
The naturalisation of the o.teieli in France. see,o.4,
talked of Dot only For the sake of its feathers, butt for ita
desh.

ovso.
The Grand Duke Michael of Russia arrived at Tors
quay on Saturday. He M.ll received by the rids
volunteers at the railway stat. , and the volunteer
artillery tircd a Royal salute from their battery on
I:orbs's' Head.
The Czar has resolved to form a new body of Cossacks,
to be called the Army of the Cumackx of titt Awoot.
it IS to be organised in the same manner as the army of
the other Asiatic Cossacks.
The Duchess of Berwick and Alba, sister of the
Empress, expired at hall-past eight o'clock im Tuesday
evening. in her residence in the Chasms Elysers, after
lung and painful illness.
The screw-steamer " Prince Jerome," which left
Calais hat week with Prince Napoleon on hoard, fur a
voyage along the coasts of Enzland and Scotland,
arrived at Leith on Monday. The Prince was incognito.
Lord John Roswell, by his secretio, has formally
declared that "Mr. Lindsay has receives' no authority
from her Majesty's Government to enter into neon..
tions with the Government of the United States an
behalf of her Majesty's Government."
The seamen in the Mediterranean are suffering in an
unusual degree (rim lung complaints. ln addition to
the ninety•live men lately sent to England, invalided,
the "St. Jean .l'Acre " alone has sent mire than twenty
cases to the Insaiiital, principally vases id lung disease.
In most of these c ties the soon should ulcer have bee&
allowed to enter the nary.

Lo-Odou

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Many of the farm lsbouren in the neighbourhood of
Nottingham are demanding an advance of wages, and in
one case the increase asked for was from 18s. to '24s. •
week, and a threat was held out that if it was not
aceeded to the men would strike.
The health of the King of Prussia has bitchy been
much mum ummeistketory, and serious apprehensions
have been entertained by time medical attenoante on his
Majesty that a crisis in the disease under which he be.
so long suffered had now become imminent.