The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-01 00:00:00

lortign anb (Totowa intelligence.

FRANCE.—The difficulties under which journalism
is earried ',wears! in Paris were ithastroted on Tuesday
,rning by the nota-appearawm of the Moniteur until
several hours after its usual time. The delay was 04:0a.
.iosed by the debate on the previons day in the Corm
Legiolatif, which was so stormy that it was not thought
primer to ',oldish it as reported by the short-head
writers attached to the chamber. A new edition of
/1,, report was made out, amended, corrected, and
panfied so as to be fit to appear before the public.
Poney Lord Padneroten evoking the reports of the
Parliamentary dehatee for the Louden papers!
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The Paris correspondent of • contemporary ear :
—There is evilently hesitation in the imperial comma.
on the subtext of Mexico, aud I should not wonder it
tiorptineitde of the expedition was undergoing 'soon.
adsorbs'. The Emperor earn* hp from Fontainebleau
to maid. at aissausell of inialetore. Therenpoe • pars-
grspit is sent to the Pe*, ectrameneirm a. fOnollll :
" We iwilieve we can state that everything that ha*
beta hitherto said on tbe subject of the deepatett of
reinferoeinen'a to Mexico in Irma:Aare." This is, you
eiflLobterre, • sweeping condemnation—toe sweeping
to be accurate —of all the news given up to that tone,
not' only by journal, of equal aethority with the Paw,
busby the Payrimelf. As to who. is to happen the
Part says thug: The time of the departure of the
troops ie sot yet fixed. The only thing settled, "as
we:lichees" is the somber OS reinforeementa and the
de,igeation of she corps which are to compose them.
If we (the Pep) are correctly informed there will be
tea grand divisions, which, with the troops already in
Agiko, will form an army of twenty thousand men.
°Mord Forty, the oommander-in-claief, is to be in-
anted with pelitieal powers, which will be" defined
hereafter." Morewtir, Admiral Jurein de I. G *Mere
is ee aimed, "within MIAMI limits.," the diplomatic
action of General Fora,.

ItLISSIA.—The 'aeoilinte front St. Fetertharg are
anytokag hat enoeuriglig. The authorities 'them-
minis, it is knows, atiXermatte the serious position of
amuse, and look with a attain degree of anvety at the
importimeemmequeaceis which may follow the spread
of the existing revolutionary organisation. It ia now
raid that the plot is one of a moat extensive character,
ail that the steady career of the party in promoting
their *shelties will require the instantaneous vigilance
of the Zimparial Globtriiiiimit to catatonia* a successful
accomplishment of existing designs. Financially and
commercially embarrassed as Minis it at present, the
additioirof political encikeineut most naturally tedium
very alarmist a=fioasions,,,
Itiarktartedi FAttlilvar ot llamas has decided
eat asiegaisineetbe Bingdoitrat Italy, subject to certain
Tba lasts, are sakl to be unimportant. We
trust they are nothing bike those rumoured a few days
since. - The egoist notificatiot of this important set,
says • Taxan limber, will take place before long with all
the solemnity wbilth it merits.

It le stetted that incendiarism still prevails, not truly
at St. Peter.bun, bet in other cities of Bessie. Advice'
from Odessa Matt that oh the nights hetween the Ilth
aud hi. various large conflagrations took
place.- Statehouses of grain and other produce were
destroy* sand meat consternation prevailed. These
fires ine itlitihnted to political motives, and supposed
to be emiled by the secret societtes that do not tbiok
the Sopeiddi government is advancing rapidly enough
in tint pai 'if reform. The weaeores taken by the
Gorernment lid to confirm tile ansidnioi.
AMBRMA.—Jtmt 14 —General Halleak rerts
official/7 that'Oenitral llauregari, with the mai& body
of thil Coniedaris army of the Stith-West, has re-
treated I; as Ghee's., as originslly reported. He has
lost tem 30,000 to 30,000 turn by death, c.pture, de-
sertiom, and other castisAies, lie still commands •
force of boa 80,600 tn 9C1,000 men. It is reported
that be be. ststatched a portent of his force to the aid
of Geirevel KI, by Smith at Knoxville, I. Tennessee, and
that Nialstrille is in danger. General Stonewall
Jackson has made good ha retreat rem the Vslay of
the Skosandosh, though deftly pursued by Generals
Bash; ti'elda, and Fremont, Mid bas'etatped ever the
Blue Madge Mountains cm roses So Biehmowl
The, intel igeness' that the Federal' have effected a
lodgment on James blend leads es to apprehend the fall
of Charleston menet he long delayed, and that the
reitiformesit of 30.000 men under Sentoregerd will not
avert* It ay be as well to state that James Island
is above Fort Iluestier; Fort Moultrie, and all the
b.tteries defending the direct sea entrance on Morris
Idandanden the opposite or Northern side. In fact,
Jansenism& width I. 'crouched from the sea by •
wird naermv- (*ono Inlet), lies direct',
oppoebereie city i'Cliarleion, not more than a mile
distant', id may be considered as the tight bank of the
Ashley Baer, the city being on the left bank. The
inland is-sepeested hub Morris Wand by the James
Iland Omsk, and from the Teablandibove by Werpoo
Creek. The north-east point is junta mile from the
wharees ebe outlets sheds of Cherlesiton, and thence it
!stretches** Mwee mites to Fort Johnnie; • weak, old,
tumbledows place, iniendid, for sea cllvnee. This Nat
is only smile-alai one-third froin Fort Sumter, theweak
side of which is tereed te...4V1 . Jaime "Tabus& At
present the Festenals are renting under the
corer et their gunboats, andthe Confederates are
worth anything, they will-riskaisight attack on them
before they reeeive reinforcements.- -It would appear
that the Coufolerates have w forte on 'their side of the
islando mid that they will in .alllikollhood streigthen
themelvesso as to resist as onward teovemert towards
the city side, whence the Fedet•hi Gould shell the tate..
The creeks do not admit the peerage of gunboats but
c.rtY .aater enough for Launches. By their present
achievement the Federal' have turned the I..tinferferete
sea defence; end their aocomplitiliusent of this Wilmot
discreditilelo the ficestherners, who could here easily
blocked 'up .and punted &ono. Inlet. Whenever biel
get ep,tbpy appear- to--tose site add' eonrage.
A good attack am the risotto*/ rola principle in
the oak Ain" that awn now save Charleston. The
nilenon repenting Mobile and thitarinah would indicate
that the Rederals have net been mucoessfuL It is many
\reeks ',piece Pal aid fill. • The city of Saran:eh is in
eight °IA mid yet the Federate have done nothing,
there *Aped rued from Fort Thunderbolt alsowe'it to
the timibstrees of the city. Strange that the Federal
fleet should have hems seshiehly primed to treaties'.
The mll,lqr more ohipe which Mr. Gideon Wells has
uttered will no doubt be enrolled to with alacrity, but
iii.. pit, 010.- the Searrtery to tbe Navy did not tell
as witt Whet esti.. the trotted Sestets is in defter of
war at Vit. The American prim, tells 'me there are
plenty 'peere of quarrel with Greet Malin when
the time Malet, and. hissericsa isifissiler are ?melting
Mackinaw, the key wheels chute Lake Idtablitt OS lip-
enemy and .apeas the lower lake. SO a frionsfeasttl
Antericep cairns:bus aste Priint an 6* IbuiPMllol4o.l
the greet project of a ship Gish from Michigan. at
Cairo. lOU 'Upper Mississippi; by which • Beet efiula
be tent *Ached time from New Orleans or the gilt
into Ltilt" Vehigae. By lust eeceents eurengiseer and
ether dhows engaged in examining the • Canadian
froutiet oefenocs, were at Londe; Canada West. -
The 'Suter& on Saturday firelight intelligence of the
total &Oros:Sion of the Confederate fleet before Mem-
phis, in thelsetle fought es the 6th mat Alter the
fight lifiensplus surrendered to the Federal general SS
matter of APUrse, and the tows was oesumed by two
field recisions. The captors found that large quanti-
ties of cotka had been burned, and, sltheiegh the town
we reported ustiet,, there is no emotion made of the exit-
tenon of arig union sentiment. According be the Booth-
ern journals the.Fedeeal &Book on Charleston had sole-
silenced, bet nothing is said 'es to the result. Fort
Morgan, ton,at the 'entrance to gohile, was attacked
on the 4th„ mid General Fremont lad oaetrpied Harri-
sonburg,. In monnuaitring before this plain hie cavalry
fell into an.extbaecadt. and Infrared some'''. Stoic.
'luridly they were reinforced, and a fight book place
with the rest. ofJeekson's retreating army, whits!a waa
discovvre&to he-very strong. The fight bed evidently
been seteie and sanguinary. The Confederates brought
up artillery, and the Federal, wsre driven bask, when
Jackson continued hie merest; This, however, was not
the only defeat the Federale sustained at that time.
Genet.- I Shield was advancing to the assistance of Fre-
rinnis when, we ere told,,Jackson made • sudden dash -
at him,' mit dreve Oho froennalt on Shield's mein body.
Here, toe, Ow Naga lea Is reported to have been
heavy. ,41,10t.lattilli Itenteas tam lames Jiakein WM-
tinned It,. retreat, burning Zert,llirpehlie Bridipiln hie
rear. JealtioltlityjetantlY • men of tlko rigkt stamp.
There as icseit bid dfiabitillie meatements that arst
quite virmising. It fa stated that the Confederate
General Bishy Smelt etas Mercian with t lip fora.
on Nashville fmm.K,ausville, gatheriastOrmlirth 'an lb
went tonna. The population of Es* T•W SW"' Was
supplying Um with abundance of lighting msterielk 114,1,
it wad sepieed that he bid-beets itti-idffireeci by a fat;
don of 114-4Reg4rd'• army. The Ihderal form at Nbihi
villa is sa4i) tne masa, andiatiown is likel, PS pis
into ths binds of Ai yonfiscleretee once more. 'li
also added that hB bier Ireiltnific creilpfatifee were
being reit; be eased lid to the advanaßitgoniniderafes,
who were expected to reach iteldertherb RAU 'of the
Ihst'• It is ovVisitirom.3liiateaLthe 11.11414••
ISO thought ming In. The only thing we hear from
Richmond is that Gesseeni jecle lan bed beastnl
by tweet) 1111114 Mild Bag thtfreirP:it
were expected. A. bill bad boon iiredneet Into
Congress for en additiehal Wee of 150,000,00 b demand
mates.