The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-11 00:00:00

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THE PLAGIM —lt I. stated that the Raisins epldemie
haa reached the Prussian frontier, and, in • milder
form, already shown itealf in the towns of Konigsberg,
Dantric, and Gurobionon. The Globe says :—As epee
alarm swam to be felt
,rsepecting the of 'what
some go so for aa to call the plague" it will
bit interesting to our readers to know on the beet
authority the true state of the cam. " The diesase
prevailing at Bt. Peteratiorg, spit 1* other putt at
Ennis " say* our authority, under date April 4, "is
described as the bilious febria recurrena. It first
appealed in August. It ham prinelpally attaelout-
door labouring and hospital •Anntleinte. It has lately
sommed a typhoid character. The mortality has been
as high as eighty &day, bat is now 4.a11 It is
maid to have been known Is Great Britain and other
countries." The Naxiene of Moraine says :--Tb• chief
cause of this diem* is supposed to be the arrival in he.
Petersburg of an immense number of workmen from the
neighbouring provineee, and even from the meet dietaat
towns. It in said that there are jest now In the eapital
45,000 workmen more than the Wool nomben The
cionaequence of this I. that they *ennui work, sad it,
obliged to live in anhealthy localities, and to live epos
the 'black bread, which contain' this year mach monl
homed rye ergot than in previous years. it has been die.
earned by &anneal amity:de that thia bread etisilaine 1
per mutt, of horned rye in the flair with whit* it le
made. Thin every working maa Mug on the same
may be calculated to eat 100 veins of horned rye per
diem. Besides this—the oxen, cows, and other wilaials,
being no Wager shiughtered in fit. Petersburg, hot at
Ilosoow, whence the meat is deepen:lied, reed" prepared
—the heads, hoofs, feet, and iateetinee of these animals,
which previously formed one of the staple unions at
sustenance of the poorer .lanes on amount of their
cheapness, are no longer to be had at fit. Petersburg,
and the poor are pow compelled to live almost exclusively
upon the above-mentioned bread, which °octane in-
jurious substances portly eontributing to produce the
disease in quertioe. [Ergot of rye 1/ a common sue
-at gangrene.l—RDlToa.
Bowe, April 8. The *one ,cootisses at Ph
Petersburg. The total of names Is 10,000, of deaths
7,000. There are a hu&re4.
_mass • day. Forty
physicians are dead. The /MUM bansek in opayetied
into a hoepitaL Precautionary isoopros its takea at
Kowtow, where the food and lodgings of the labouring
classes are inspected by the police. It is not choices.
but olanie. with dilated mails, carbuncles, and peen-
Issils/ lobo.
ALORRIA.
Virico Bun Swooniu.—The Mr:miters' Afrpfriefe
571 • statistic:4ll49meg of the destruction of wild
in the Preach African colony,for which premising
re paid by the government : Lions, booesees, meg
cubs, 20 ; panthers. 62; hyenas. 87; Jaskol* 1,4111.
The prises given are—For lions, lionesses, and grown
panthers, 40f. each ; ouba, 15f. • full-grows brow.
15f. ; young ossoaud *kJ* 11:50e.

CANADA.
YAM= - MA.N STIALNAL.—Th. Boston Herald
says :—" The inbatitate broken around Waled Peed
have been doing • brisk business at muskeg IMIS On
of Canada, by stowing them &arty in freight ars ipa as
Grand Trunk Railroad, and looking then In. 14
atim deserter@ from the 60th Rifted wars ditesseend
in that and were • Vitegett
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INDIA. '3ti
Tas BIIDOIL—fkr Chaska NOM the
limuseiel position of India lasitts 'mid Mee
nature of the Indian bud
There is Mill • &A.A.. i 1400,
bet neat year this will sat only disesipws4 bet:
will be a surplus. According Ii the wilmneekif all ree
well, of bat • milbea Mallow. The brimellex is to
Hafl3l iehabitente of Her 31~ Indian
dominions I Sandy • tariff siterstione . Mew— been
mode, with the view of Minsaliging the Inetaille
ma**. An eltsest duty of 3 per seat fa rawrielelsied
on jute, wool, tea, mid coffee; sad el I pee essiir sta
hike, maw, and ; while the imPorS dist/ 06 her
I. to be zedneed to 1 psr omit

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NEW ZLLL AND.
blimeouaxit, February 23.—Haetilidies have Nem.
menced in New Ze•land, yid in • ieonfilot wltla i.
rebels • detachment of British troops nearly saffeeed
defeat. The rebels have murdered and decapitated oils
of the members of the Prerinai•l Cormatil. It is to be
hoped that the report that the reiaal
Sheeefisma had earthadered tta General4Vraergg
heldellicualtel,
i'iekeeenady*.l

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CHINA.
Maur of the ars dill la
disturbed state. iihneelirouttsits°6l havg4ifteditts
wooliwing two loamy mai die Chinese
:bow have tuutisied. .
ecourt ant. jadjisttabis intsittgesta.

The Queen's birthday will be kept on Wednesday,
!!liffr Barry Parkes, ti.tilistitor Majesty's Consul
tSbanoba ii. to Sir Rutherford Aloook,
t. 8., as Minister in Joyert—Tha Owl.
' Friday being the ennivoroary of his Royal Willem
Prince leopoV's birthdey, the bells al several of the
metropolitan ebusehes roe& forth awl/ Pais. esti "ds
were displayed at Ho virtue government oases.
AOCTDIPT TO LADY SWIM". Vhsenstess
Blantyre, who lies a visit to the red of Sinvershury
and Talbot, at Inicestret_drove out en Tit .
etilgra jfirAtit,ell2 .ia •
i
,itret the wahbmW Wog 11
boo near the -pnabiateskiaLus- a/serge i6to
=her jrutflnfreas,4f. :itjds"alroupPoritgeda
her) to a p 10, " e remainder
the party ' .i 4 Le, • ind,
men were el .
Sir Henry Hestia' Ad#ll not 1..,
....... allvisiest of fiosiStiektitsl -
' els hustednarebtriV- . L
Hayti. It
of a lease4slaersel, A 6-4.1.: .00 .8
pgA9R9 or 81[111311:-7ainionlai-Ei-i-=-61110
on Tioriday isersibs OAS deaths of were
officially reported to the Board of Trade in Roe year
1864. Of lheae 2,011 wore drowned, 1,4611' died hoot
disease, sad 907 by eaeidents, the causes of deaths he the
other cases being uoknowo.
Ins Iferogne Ingular.—The report of the Ueda'
committee in the eaae will, we believe, be Lid on the
tads of the home on Friday, if not on Thinniaisue
mtd
then ordered tote printed; so that the whole
will he issued to the polka daring the Raster MOM
A levee was held on Wedeftdsy, the third of the
'onion, by hie Royal Highness the Prime of Walse, at
St. James's Palos& The prseestations, which were
numerous, are to be oonsidered equivalent to prosontse
tiolito her Majesty.
Rang OF EllOLANlg*.geOqi,ol•llllllMibi
Reg., has been elected governor, Thsesaslia
Bunt Maciviist,4epto4 sovessorp , ~..",.9 .. ell ~.,.: a! .., •
A. farewell drones was gives owl,
by the kntliropo'ogieal Society to Oeçtaln R. .
the African implorer, who is about to depart for
America. er.-4t3
The Pt* staug _have taw beow-Jsmidoi 6111 Vi
formidable bodies of kiptaft who
t4°,...abrou,ck 'l.°lZ Th. • .
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e . • . , mint in
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