The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-07-15 00:00:00

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colour for trimming bonnets, scarcely a bonnet
toilette is seen without its being introdueed In
form, lace, ribbon, or velvet; ruches are much
ornament bonnet.; few, even straws, are
flowers, though not in large quantities; the form egad
tinues much the same, raised in front and orramenldir
en diademe ; nor does the fancy for black bonnets
trimmed with colours decline; feathers are seed WS*
more elegant styled.
The library library of the American Bible tiniest fn
York lion, of the finest religious libraries in the wc
Amongst the choice treasures which it contains are-4,,,
fac wail of an old Solaria manuscript of the Nr-
'rertanient, called " Evangelia Sacra Sclera ;" • Bf
in the Lower Saxon language, of the date of 1480, '
a century before the publication of Luther's BRA
Bible of 1473, called "Gunther Zanier'," :.. -
edition; a photograph copy of the "Coder Semiotic...,
discovered by Tischendorf in the St. Catherine Monastengi
on Mount Sinai; and a copy of the "Codex Epbrend.
Syri Reeriptes " of the fifth century. It
written at Alexandria, and carried to Constantino
In the 11th or 12th century the writing was erased, -
the mem covered with the writings of Ephraim •
monk. On the NI el the /3youitine empire the flienel
tnent was carried to Florence, and became the
perty of Catherine de Medial.; it afterwards found
way to the Royal Library of Paris. At the end of ,
sixteenth century the original writing began to
Its appearance, and in 183.5 a chen3lcal preparticsi:
obliterated Ephraim'elwritings, and theioriginal writin&
which turned out to be the New Testament history,
was teetered.

Tor PRINCE NAIPOLZON.—The French screw-yacht:
La Reine Hortenae, with Prince Napoleon b 01114;
arrived it
_p_fthead on Monday morning. Thr Moos
visited the 'Warrior at Spithead, after whioli

Tbe Federal war..oo Tinearora, Captain Craven"
from Cadis, arrived n on Monday sties
noon. The object of her visit has not transpired.

Commence atite.—The sores remitted to the Chan,
eellor of the Exchequer by persona unknown, for eon.
scienee take, in the coarse of the financial year 1E6142,
amounted to £7,573. There I/another retnarkableitetir
In the accounts for the past year: the nun of 84433
13s. 4d. was repaid to the Committee of Council on
FAlveation by teachers who have quitted, protessibue.
"In respect of the eapsnaas of their trainitili:"

EARTHQUAKE IS MALTA AND CANDlA.—Conahierable
alarm was calmed a short thne age in Malta by seven&
slight shooks of earthquake.. The first occurred a/ •
quarter past 11 km. on the 184 h alt. A smarter shook
was experienced at about 26 minutes past 6 on the
morning of the 21st. The Tatter shock had a curloni'
effect on the mom on the top ef the steeple of Quests
Adelaide's church The moss and ball, both of massive
atone, besides being thrown oat of their perpendienkem
were turned round 10 their socket more than 45n
Instead of looking towards the north-east as or • n j
plated, they now face die eille. Letters front
state that between the 18th and 22nd of June several
shocks were felt in that island, the most severe being
that on the 21st ult., when several bonen were shaken
down. No mention is made of loss of life. The shock
of the 21st was also felt slightly at Catania. in Sicily.
"Tnx EIGHT ALA WILL NEVER YIELD—No SIR,
NEVI* !"—The above words were found written on •
piece of gore-stained paper le the pocket of a dead Con-
federate soldier on the battle field before Richmond.
The Right Alabama will never
To Northern &eaten yield!
Brave Alabama boys for ever!
They'll die upon the battle field!
Horrid war may roll and thunder,
Death alone such men can sunder;
They fight for home, end all that's dear,
Their hearts are brave and know not fear;
They'll stand and fight, but never fly:
"Nil desperanduin' is their battle ery
Though red carom Midas their native ignd,
The Lord of Holibi will aid their gallant band.
0. P.

There is • growing objection amongst the consumers
of tea, to the Chinese practice of colouring it, eerpeoially
since the Official information given on the subject c.
fore the Parliamentary Committee on Food AduHera.
tions, disclosed the fact, that the mineral ' facing used
on the leaf comes off on infusion, and is imbibed when
the tea is drank. The public will, therefore, be pleased
to learn that many additional cargoes of pure uncoloured
tea have recently come in, per Empress of India, mid
other ships. Purchasers will do well to bear in mind
that pure green is • dell dire—not bluish—pare
black is sever very intensely dark. Herninsan &OD,
Load's, devote their entire attention to this important
artieln, Joni to meet public requirements for strong, dy
lit' nous, and wholesome tea, import it without any art'.
ticial colour on the surface; they supply it in packets
through kW Agents.

Hemostat's Outrider! ffiro Ptue.—A certain remedy for
diseases of the skin, ringworm, scurry jaundice, scrofula or
king's eril, sore heads, and the most Inveterate Ain dilemmas
to which the human ram bi subject, They cannot be treated
with no certain and speedy • remedy cc Holloway's Ointment
and Pills, which not so wonderfully on the constitution, and
no purify the blood, that these dhowss are eradicated from the
system, and a lasting cure obtakied. They urn equally effica-
cious in the cure of tumours, burns, scalds, glandular
swellings, ulcerous wounds, rhenanatism, and contracted and
stiff joints, Them medic nes operate mildly but surely. The
cure effected by them is not temporary or amstrent only, test
complete sad penmen&