The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-06 00:00:00

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FRANCE—The war panic, which agitated Paris for
• few days, bee to a great degree subsided, and is suc-
ceeded by a date of perplexity and uncertainty, which
in all probability will continue till the meeting of the
Chambers, when the Government will be forced to
explain its present and future policy. The Menders.,
which has not a word to say on the present embarrassing
position of the Government on the Polish question,
amuse the public with a long amount of the Emperor's
journey to Tarbes, and visit to M. Fould, which it
describes as a mere excursion of pleasure, and totally
unconnected with business matters. Baron Gros has
returned t 3 the Embassy in London, but it is generally
supposed that he will be replaced by Count Walewski,
alter the Emperor's return to Paris from Merritt. It
Is laid that the Emperor contemplates an extension of
the liberty of the press.
PRUSSlA.—Matters in Prussia continue in a very
unsettled state. The infatuated monarch with his
head-strong Cabinet and insolent army seem determine
to drive thing. to • twirls. It is openly avowed that
should the Electors, as they are certain to do, return
Liberal representatives to the next Parliament, the
Zing will abolish the Charter and the Constitution, and
sign by the power of the sword alone. It remains to
be seen whether the free and enlightened Prussian
people will tamely submit to be thus deprived of their
rights and liberties.
NAPLES.—The brigands, favoured and supported by
the Pope, continue to perpetrate the most atrocious
cruelties in Naples. Whole families are seised, carried
to the mountains, and if not ransomed, massacred
without distinction of age, sex, or profession. Amongst
the recent upturn, was that of a venerable Bishop,
who only escaped an unwelcome martyrdom by the
opportune arrival of the military. It is high time
that the Government put down these bands of ruffians,
whose proceedings are • trace to the age and country.
DENMARK.—The Danish Parliament was opened
on Monday. The Royal speech, after adverting to the
election of a Danish Prince to the throne of Greece,
proceeds to adrert to the vexed Holstein and Schleswig
question. The King will yield to the demands of the
Federal Diet as respects Holstein, so fares is compatible
with the rights of Denmark, but is firmly determined
to protect her independence. The German Princes, at
discord and varianee amongst themselves, are not
likely to concur in hostile measures against their
northern neighbour, who would be supported by Sweden
and the Western Powers.
Denmark is preparing for the nisis which is approach-
ing. In Wednesday's sitting of the Itigeraad, the
Minister of Marine requested the authority of the
Chamber for the construction of an iron-clad naval
battery, the iron plating of • frigate: and the calling
out of tl,OOO men. This looks like business.
lONIAN ISLEEL—The elections in the lonian Islands
have terminated, and we shall non learn the views of
the people with reference to union with Greece. Two
of the islands, Corfu and Pans, have pronounced for
the union; but the result of the voting in the other
Islands is still unknown.
JAPAN.—The Japanese deepatches recapitulate the
particulars of the punishment inflicted by the French
and Dutch men of war on the forts which fired upon
certain merchant vennis belonging to their respective
countries. The English fleet is in great force in the
Japanese waters, but we do not hear of any hostile
prooeedinp.
MEXlCo.—Almording to the latest advice. from
Mexico the star of Juarez was setting, and the star of
the Empire and of France getting brighter. San Luis
Potosi, it was supposed, where Juares himself was
located, would shortly pronounce in favour of the
French intervention.
AMERlCA.—Advices from New York mention •
current report that Mr. Stevens, the Southern Vies-
President, had sailed for Europe with full powers from
the Confederate Government to make terms with the
Emperor Napoleon, even including emancipation within
• reasonable time. There are also statements afloat of
the existence of a party in California who are desirous,
not only of sending from the Union, but of joining the
Mexican empire.
The conscription In the Northern States has con-
fessedly been a failure, having only yielded, acoomritia
1111 to the 05i reliable accounts, about 130,C00 men,
of some hundreds of thousands that were needed and
anticipated from the draft. In the face of this we are
of course told that the war is still as popular as ever
with the people of the North--a statement, however,
which it is difficult to reconcile with the facts. A new
conscription, it is reported, has been deeded upon by
the Federal', but the number of men wanted it not
stated. Lincoln will take u many as he can gel
Virgin* following the illustrious exempts of Penn-
sylvania, Michigan, and other American States, is
repudiating her debts. The Governor boasts that the
finances of the State are in a flourishing condition, the
numerous demands upon the Treasury being Promptly
met and satisfied; but a correspondent to the Times
points out that three half-yearly dividends of the five
per cent. loan *entreated by the Sada through the
.Measpiyrs.t.Bequingricirenni., 71.u:spa:emir
thunenswooticedbeing, the only
funds." "no effects."
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It is said that a sort of Polish Parliarneat will he bold
In London ere long. No object is seated, but the seem-
non the proosedinp will produce will be immense.
TM Printers of Wales bee granted her patrons.* to.
hamar to be held at Halibut, In Deoember next, in aid of
the filDdi for the new *harsh now in wares of erection
U the piceareeque village of Copley, near that town.
Neuewhirs Omens, sae Pala —Debilitated 0.041111
MOO& —Whin alliesta OSLO, hardehipi bare uedernerd the
health, skin dimes, are prose to ache end wowed the atht
log wane. Holloway's mediaineente dally prove inost
eerviesabla, eves under ths most iseeineard arm--
mi. well game op highly alliewed gamest powwows lb.
11004 baobab virtues,- whede enoile wed hog without 1..
luslagoo trdeattur Ile meet tender dile or swot owiltire
sore. l3eileware Oislasuit and Ms iwistidllis fie oaring
bodkin, v.rlare voins,ss flied melee, arripelea, scaly Id.. eita
every reristy of Ain Memo. Overall thew disorders Plolleirafs
ristedlem exert • quick and favourable action, and. where ewe
to mole* gradually bat certainly arrive at Una enacanatran.
tam. They are invaluable In Ye any ci awchtla and Kerry.

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' The If andaioases of Weirdo/Mr and lapty Tkillition
Grosvenor have arrived at . as • ehill
to Lord and Lady Leigh. BThe=4: remedu all
Notecenba.
Count Nesaidrode has rebined te 11~ Ills•si.
from • visit to the Marquis a Bath, eh imedial,

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A Chadian paper heist got Yee lierquitat Neenehlis
(late Lord lielarete) hto be eaoleeded tb=sep.
ship of Nova Boole by the Bea. Artier agir
Governor of New Brunswick. The flaskLaSsiere
ime2w
of Montreal. jet. be &easy Cievereet el
The miss asiberity slabs that Capita Larmair bee
1b... "tainted Govereer of Vaseeeverb Mehl it the
WO= or utoversor
Th. Isle severe =besesared erreeal diIINISOPI OM
our scribers *out. Acmes seism •
Yeereatek wee dri ember, psi amdi
lirwith Wand, but the grew was saved. 'Ma
wore mime dionster betel • dallier brig. Abe Oapiede
Cook, shish foundered out her mew le Mwsskfm"
and the espial& ma sew, abbe to ~was vekeiseabely
drowned.
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The mtitilf Ne. Cesainy Deasy silk the
Coiteteel 'ede Selina Metresn, ably theilidim al the
Count and Cimaterses plue on Tenses es
St. Luke's Marsh, in the peemnee. ef •
circle of mistime and Meath The beide *Meal
shortly before twelve *Week with lea beer. The
bridal presents were easeedingly namessem Alter the
ceressoey the wedding party relexual tothe-reabeme
of the Coed and Pliosinises Idettess. whe. 111 alsaidal*
wee given to • naunereas sail &deeded etrale4 •
PASBENOIDIS' ACT ANZIEDIIOI A.R.—This ad. pewee
in the last parka ef Parlithsent, wee inbs swollen
last week and It. chid provide= tailed. • Eder 4111.
nitiou of the term " paseenpr NbiPt* wrime=
embreees every.thecription if sergolity
British OT forage, oarr upon any
the provisions of the "Pasesepd
m AskiVitha=
ore then 50 passengers, or • wad numbeelp lb.
=oterreodn of one Astute adult to nary te at
tonnage of ewe ships, if al
than one statute adult to every 90 lide
amolti‘b7
steam. Mail edemas
gers (heretofore *tempt) %IV' °lljto the act.
of the tonnage cheek ao the is of be be
carried. Cabin pmeengers to be le lihi.
and their ages, whether under ar oveir IR be be
specified. Penalty on dowaways to be he.
25 to CA Horses and cattle sts ta fm
ger ships under medial if
tbe requirements in reseed to the thee of UMW
Substitution ot 'oft breed for other breed shdh. Yee.
feitnre of the ship if the master primed to me =
certificate of deeranee, As. Is awe of wroth or
in or near the United Kingdom pessingere tiondre pro-
vided with • menage by some other meth led&
Mined in the meanwhile.
D urn or • Nov= Wizen= —The Orli* Alsrlsel
records the death of Robert Atkinson—a be. mei
known in that and every district where Chudiederi
wrestling is practised or admired. Many_ wiZemea
lend in the Carlisle ring will remember Ids
strenyth and power, and mum few who am_
receding have experienced the grasp tract WWII tbell•
was no relief except to fall. Aneon's
stood very prominent in connection with Whet Ise=
termed the " echoes" of wrestling. introdeggi and
practised about the time of Gordon and Obegthith end
afterwards perfected by the *debated hams of on
abide, who the also rem to his weed, bet will ever
be remembered as the most asientille weedier .drir seen
on Cedilla Swifts, and one who was
for the kind and gentle disposition wlitlr
e
tower& all his opponents. Joists the
ability, but Atkinson bad the strength, Mend the
him the professional sobriquet by which he wee eneel
known—the "Man Moentain,"or "The Elleegt%ent."
Each MIR the winner of many midi in his owe peleiher
way, and the last contest between the two greet deer
pions who have fallen to rim no more is too wen buoys
to be repeated here. The match for the ithamplenthip
at Flan terminated their career in the ring. The eensit.
ing that Jecheou received on that torsion be saver
forgot or shook off. Now paralysis has reduced isle
ed opponent, and all that is left of the two pad
"dons" is the record of their names and their deeds let
the comparison of their respective friends and admires&
Tics lIONANS IN THZ ISLZ OF WIEHT.-011
as the workmen employed on the eastern seetiseliti
Ide of Wight Railway were making • entails wow the
little hamlet of Wroxall, in the vicinity Lord Ter.
borough's former seat Appuldureombe, same new
an urn filled with Roman coins. Unfortunately, lie urn
was broken up, and the cootento partially d4peeleg, be.
fore its value was discovered, but • considerable neater
of the coins, of which there appears to have been some
thousands, together with the fragments of the ern, an
remain in the possession of George Smith, the femme
(bat for whom the whole would have been carted assay
with the rubbish), in addition to • large neither thea
have found their grey into the stores of private solipsism
The urn, which was • perfectly plain one of baked=
lay about Mt beneath the oarless. No bones or
of interment were discovered near it, This leby fer the
burst "find" of Roman coins ever ined• in the lels if
Wight, though a ainsiderside number lam been
covered nattered about in different putt The coins
still await examination by a qualified an . The
earliest noticed in • cursory 'surrey is one of
by whom' or rather his mead Vespacian, the
was first redness' under the ROMMA RAS.
TUN DUCTS AND TEN WILD BOLILL—A letter frad
Cannes in the imiimai tit Nice, mays :--" The Delos at
Somerset (T) and the Duke of Norfolk, who have been
here for some time past, formed a party a few days eines
to hunt wild boars in the forests of Kan&bwirlre-
Canoes. Early in the morning the Duke of demseset
fell in with an enormous wild boar, whist% be bred el
and wounded in the shoulder. The infuriated noisel
rushed on his assailant, who baring fired • seemed Moms
without effect, coolly awaited the onset, and,
the bayonet of his gun down the monster's timer=
it on the spot. After bogging • conaiderable q
of partridges and other game, the noble
their party went to the summit of the XV".O3
Duo, where • copious lunch had been prepared. lb
boar was afterwards cutup, carefully salted, and meth
off to England."
THE APPROACH OF WINTRIL—NON the days are
visibly shortening rapidly, and artificial lights bosom,
more essential to comfort, public attention is nakedly
directed to lamps of various kinds, and mooed the
most portable lamps that of the paraffin mid he
mentioned. It is however an admitted fact that until
recently paraffin lamps have been used by the middle
and humbler classes of meaty, for they have too
generally lacked that elegance of form and appearanes
with the higher clams and persona of good taste require
for their tables. To remedy this defect, if such it sag be
called, and to induce the more general adoption if
inexploave paraffin Oil, the Paraffin Light Company
has this season introduced • better elms of table lawrps,
in which elegance of form is united to other improve.
meets. This article we have pleasure in oo
to our friends as being well adapted for seleeinleTdia
calculated to maks those who are not prearamers
give the paraffin oil and lamps a fair trial, as bang mull
in economy to gas ids:lll.—St Pancras Nasenswiddeer-
tierr, September 964, 1063.
Cum or Cox warms! in Da. Loooors MAIMS
WAIIIES.—" I can myself speak of Your Wafers with
the greeted confidence, haring recommended Ora to
many cases of pulmonary consumption, and they have
always afforded relief when everything elm the felled
and the patients, having been surfeited with smethian,
are delighted with so diciest • remedy, having sea es
agreeable tade.—J. MAtriort, 13, llassispilirrek. New.
castle-on-Tyne."
Da. Lococe's Putmonio Winn OM instant relief
and • rapid cure of asthma, consumpWn, coughs, and
all disorders of the death and - All throat after

- lunp.
dens are immediately relieved by allowing am ocansion.
ally to dissolve in the mouth. To singers and pudgier
speakers they are invaluable for clearing and etre=
ening the voice. They have a p tests.
Is. lid., 2. 91 , and 11. per box. Bold by a/I medisim
vendors. Caution—Every box of the genuine nasilialne
has the words "Dr. Locook's Wafers " in white letters
on a red ground in the government damp, without
which words all are counterfeit& and an impceition.
A GOOD AITIOLD EMUS RIOOIIIIOIDATION.
The truth of this proverb has been proved to a mar.
vellons extent in an instance where sonsamere have lir
commended an article that Is pare as well es good, in
place of one that is commonly sophisticated. Ti le the
sterling quality, and uniform good value, of Mesa.
Horniman's celebrated packet tea, that has seemed its
recommendation from family to famil • for this pure
tea now enjoys a sale hitherto unparalleled In the meals
of the trade. !teen be obtained in every town from &Mho-
deed Agents (Chemists, Confectioners, or BooketEmek
but to prevent ditappdattnest, it is esedhl to see that
Horniman and Co'a signature is on every pocket.
Pinar Cssmult 011.—At &a, plesSatti Setillogaittis
and most brilliant illuminating spot It le albedo:
the Caseline Lamps, and erM also burn in say
or Mineral Oil Lamp. Its perfect safety from &wet
explosion is guaranteed, sod being free from 507
tionable smell, lii. suitable alike for the cottage eg lihe
, operative, or the roans+ of the peer. The peblie ere
donut aping imitations, and Mould be awful to
reak for and see that they get .Candine• Itis dig by
dealers throughout the Kingdom. Wholesale from
Geriell, smith, sod CO. BD, Fenahurchatreet, Loaded
TOE ELINTRIC LICHT IN NOW I.IIODUCTD DT MN isliet
but Immense force of the Manet, precisely similar to
thnt emidoyed in Herring's Jiagnerlo Brushes. Dr.
'lmmo . says, • I regard them as the most.=
Brushes hitherto made, as reveals their
construction, and their Magnetics] action." They are
the remedy for Grey Hair, Neuralgia, Rheinnatiren,
N.B.—Counterfeits are being mode.
Offices, 31, Basingholletreet, London.
RIPORT.—Mr. Whits, in his Report
to Parliament on the employment of children is Make
Manufactories (Lust Publlabad)• alluding to llgana sad
May* says "There is nothing unplearmt or oh*.
tionable here; the factor/ I remarhesee for the ex-
cellence of its arrangement, both for the health sod
comfort of the workpeople." This is mg=
testimony, as in the mine Report the
speaks of the dreadful disease (neared', decay of the
lower jaw.booe) prevalent amongst those magaged ia
the manufacture of ordinary leaders.
Bryant and May's Patent Safety Match igniter only
on the box, thus affording to life sad property the most
effectual protection frtm fire.
WENT APPRECIATED.- -It is estiaferstary to Iliad thst
the famous " Maidens* was snnveted bribe GarleMall
at their Great Exhibition lasly held at Hasibergh.
There, as here lad year, it pined from all mearittias
the only medal for its superiority. " la Ina'
bably the best food mired from abroad. being the
very life of the Maize. No family Mould ever be with-
out it, either as a dire for the feeble, or to • lualllTl
and it is a. economical as it le bealthfuL The " Meheene
it should be undentood adobe obtained from Greases,
Chemists, be.—" llordeg HerakL"
Comororr firmarnm. —So+ people win protabb,
enquire why the name of the most predhus of 6+s
has been selected for the " Diadoin BLACK Lima
The *
maraboturers will try to 'disk them, blesses
its
firmly ow amount of itrzty=ai.itrali.w,
....versßrekem.4o,
by aWail B.
oasiess.di exemaa;.
emirs,
kw.
Fardyall 'ltooroutrr: Bold--Vireittons,'• 01
, Lae just pubbihed of hie
tlitZ Farniers' Account Boot. It is admirably
adapted for agriculturists, as it containsevery
for keeping the amounts at a farm The =et
3s. 6&, or Eros by pod for 44 imps.