The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-09-30 00:00:00

iorkin. anb toiontat

FRANCE. —The 01106 of the Preach Government,
adenf so long, has at last spoken on the R 041141 question.
CM Thursday the lifoniteme published to the world the
clitirth DAC bare teen recently glade by the Emperor
to bring about • remowillation between the Holy See
tad Italy. it May hod he proposed that the Pope
skein lower the harriers which separate his territories
hare Nay, sad that the latter ettould give the meres-
t/ay guarantees for theAtpendence of the Pope. In
the Oitille inonth H. venel Rent a note to the
Preset eepresentative at Rome, in which he said the
Witiltid never bald out a hope to the Finn'
Rouse "old become the capital of the
tiftlifd.m of tidy. veeth the conseot of Pianos ; that all
'the declarations of France announced a firm determine.
tion to ma oh Zve in the possession of his
presethartitere and the ma fosilEWarrangement
would the etaintensoca .41 4 territorial Mrds
Italy, reaouncing her pretensions to Rome, to engage
with France to repeat the Papal territory, and assume
the greater pert, if not the whole of the Roman debt.
In the event of these .exceedingly favourable terms
being relosted b hie Hamlet the /atter was made to
eider/stand that thosseepation of Rome by a French
gatirima emit alt go. MI far ever. The terms were
Misr& mid ira new wait with as much patience as
pewit& to see—whet oast?
ITNLY...-The Hotted elates Yielder at Vienna has
vraiWYO in Garibaldi, apparently ast so much for the
wpm hi sympethiaing with the wounded hero as of
asking !Om to fotn the Federal army, where he would
tici ()Mb% Ice tevalueble. Garibaldi, ha his reply, To-
taled, hie marrespeadent that in the meantime he is a
VI-Wird% 'but says he will take the Slat opportunity of
=tor his desire to serve the great American
ty, nue fight* for unieenal freedom. We
i7r7; shall ate Garibaldi speedily restored to health
end liberty; 'bat eit be has hitherto aigealieed himself
as obiblinßies• of the., who deserve . independence we
shield be awry Ma NM hire draw bis sword in behalf
of a PeVileir that is pally striving for universal

The followifig is an extras% oft letter from Professor
P ' who iria sent out from this country to visit
G ,- in Ptisil,n It iodated Speggio, September 20th.
" Otiterld'Garibaldi is for the resent amid(
A
tomplied.Will eomfotia and neeeparies, chiefly through
I,l%:±ltttrnmen ho otralitoyieiof bla
will b...lnv:llA
efitlinndosi LI
Ara na=, yet file that of his wounded companions.
t'fignal noel% clahh.g, mid bed linen, he.. are the
.heel' ttoPO& They ore IllwarettsefuL You will
h tor. As
_the gewtal is going eat Well, and
littliongt'llisankle eras brokonth? • rifle ball,
aid O Miltle Inner
e t laid opeo, ?el that the ball did not
eedgg.Wc loin whipli 1/1 4410 free frost imfittonnation.
10-111. bees t. trailleeprofeuskinsliy, and / believe
ht TA bate li OW tielfal !We ...bough the ankle foist
ey milos qr. Only taotwir fiwi..o4o. Him... win
re, obi**. 'KAM iabietle ran and medical.
• wfhe gekiejsk Ted to •me to-day; en my
I. •le' g- a As, 'gratefttl sense of the great
k1'.4(.1".: . . help irh' on the present measies and
al r..IN . '.. . e had reached from the men and women
. . .
4 . •.. ~.
~
.ja Posilt, . letter Atasbed in . the Temps, states AM
hate het been reneived by the French
f at
. heti that. of England, prompting ' the
e-s-", . of (tome by lbw French.
, fitemetreepoedent 4 a London contemporary talls a.
aid Aga abase General Garibaldi. Eietion.t.--Jiwir
Wiwi» to perish hy leht. oven hand op *0 UM of
depremente rather than be takenwata:beer la. 'OUP. .144
thb hg wiry il hominess. to this ay copilmion :
-'km tailing the following atery, worthy of the pages of
Tssilawas the Atria
_remade of Bliatarrh, I sweat inform
reanagederg 164 I " nothesg atiesuata" net de I add
oar agllshhi es .she wade whisk, a few' hours Am, fell
hem tketitlektlf,the soldier to whom Garibaldi has re-
encled4hw men* of hie hoed. It was egonirg, and
ii.trgid. 4 gnearal. alter a, dey ef great Pain, had
we* wabduebst Mid LAM into a kind of slumber.
thaw etteedeet alone was As the room—a tried and
faithful Irks* who had followed the forittere of Gari-
baldi bum the will, of Bente as the banks of the
Veltman • Anima 'Gansu of soma time the pflerni
noised hientelf,.m4 boohooed to the watching littbrder
camp, " llia,,carq,7 mid 11%,,,Ukeye npver y 'eked
on. thansir, of the Wag., I think I will DOW 40 04. W
Re *Mhadwcatap ,appanaahed, impodwg4 an order to
write DIA WWI Iretpiosii , (dsribsW toonunued, in the
sad, lelenta Woes. wit& 'are.:ltabiteal to bits when
imankingesirnently.:,-" I: will beg to be ghat UriPiti4
moon impediment to Italy, a terror to the man who
miss over the French, • and .g. dog 04 the progress Of
Italian natty. • .Wero 1 dead liepoleou might knee
Renee •withontlujeng to bin telfro_teelo, Itali .N•ig4
them beone, ted-bp AU death I shall. have completed
Us. laboor of 113 j lam" ' •
• • .
' PlitYratird.--i"lt-iippearo by the bawd news froze Bar
Ito,* lays La Presse,"that the military party Is gaming
the upper halnd..lTherear a rumour of making Ge
Vdnereiben Prolident at the Connell. Oa the loth*,
Vaud Watittrobst 40014ases the *afire confidence of the !
Milt -, IMO Alleged that, before. atteuipting any new '
eritettedlitilk tele amusement. will wak for the vote
efirmt-11'444•4 of Peers on the military budget.
_ ~. the tippleliesss reject the amendment et the
Mien ed' kalweessitudiree, and adopt. the ' propositMn et
Ike fettiteseninitkintinunene will be dissolved." ..
~ II I• • TA,-41 sintech of the Emperor of BMWs, ad-
tic. lite *mat" of Novgorod, Is repotted. The
. f r tent( three that they will get no further eon-
'
PP- flnd dire* themthemto epilog to terms With their
•' - e Of conimi this kattiot mean that the Mt* '
* .454 to have entfre freedom,' but only that 'the!
, it to remain 'ln postession 4 the land sa yap;
a. —lt. ii arasited— ihiilt'de 2stralette, tit
ell diphanetie moms It bringiug a , .1.
IllitentrOlt the Roman question, will Dot again ' ' '
• le,:lioma •// ambassador from France to the
...Goly
Alb „

kit'AMAlllibniiterted that the King and Queen of
•Ptirkugakeiti piai Pertrafter the marriage. Ovatious
%ArtNue Wee ilteenrteitbrJLMg and Queen of Spain at
- *some. ,it I. 1.:!
▪ ORREttlika4Tl,er ireldient Who took pert in, the ~ Maw
• ion: of Neaplb, and 'afterwards lied into tondo
116,1."114,110elied, by the, Kill
am 4:'- , ... . , 1
--lifilii4 in. ThinnweLvsliriffini :
.MMOJITztv . Coeriark; 'Mho
kteLF it Am. Id' . ---' 'The:bees brtlight by' the. tf.:"
yw I,ml mad "packet,• on Thunide ttatmi that
, __ battle whcji. according th antliaritimi.
1 '7r* •• %%IP qta • a at
niOat as4aeaketetrungttrt
• .13.4r-Firas in 'obettpasmis at nagerstown,
• - , ' I rtion of hie fproe este maMhing into
. r - MA ennolvaaiii,,their advanced. guard having
leet Irneemas*, on the borders of the State. There
. filf ?eight be expected, greet excitement &MON; the
, . population, and great preparaidons were being
, aklifenisbn to resist invasion. The Oovernor
,
1
,
,eelled.fdr BO men, and had telegraphed to the
at hie to send forward 20300 more
~aelpy. • e farmers were 'forsaking their
. hm..l4.47:2Pdiuciggesyord, ...were sending away
n to places of safety. The
ClinditaliE ills said, were recruiting in Maryland,
and
.„ issued a Prodaniation, dating that they
• psini.te'. give the lifiu7landeris freedom 'from the.
4 -,,Littee:rguent, - but that they Would only be
k .. ... . - tbe'Vonthern Confederacy V they Gagne of
i own, will. trelellan had got the length of
~;....2t *indite from Wathineon, and it is
; = .ri wit gin another -direction.
Smear_ Orr Wouritabronttiz..Winth of Frederick,
had hien eiLeTtqd by the Confederates. and
I. . . al, oalmeMa were occupied by the
A ' . expected every moment near
..,r, ti; , Mat pickets had been driven near
It was thought that Cincinnati wee strong
-. iallikeelE. attack. It is ;snorted that Wash-
•r
lina, bad been attacked by a large.
r , of 47 tea, but that they bed been repaint'.
,„ . a -pit/en miles. The Federal gunbosta
. ceptahielL ' allp{:e.tee°nPe'mdenw.hikfchoDbollree°ll,liPelaklailmdl,
. deMptided 4 Of inquiry respecting the charges
treason -which been brought against him. Later
14:tranele
deepolehm abate Leo bee reacted Leesburg with •
Atsat
largos
,f mad. ' ,the. Federate had occupied
rrjr= by . at
we. --,lodbearavflalreadtes. ituaaarti4, said,
withba b a *labia
66•4117 WI ~,t, '•• MOO Weetmitister, Mary.
mosiasiiifinr
b*nic". 4, 44• , } , .1111 d several recruits, and
- wn. ,he munici-
pality or hli-riaef appropriated 5130„000 dollars
otigseirro
. for the defrpace the city Stem, It is seld that in
• reoonnalepthee the - dismirmed the Confede-
rates fan beetly,p ,dtiection of Lexington, but it
wan
,Inul merely a feint. An
• encounlarerasbalwesArrerteretes and ?edam's at
Williamsburg; V *spoken of, which seems to
have ended in hymns et.,the poofederites. although
I they redordat the Blom el the
t 414. The New VI
..., impale were disoliming-the 'irk ore of the invasion, '
thq North liy: the South. The urree Thinks that the
oliiimi oftiminvercion la the overthrow of the Lincoln
Government,moktlie Wailithece correspondent of the
iferald is of the ewes opinion. the ultimate object
Wog thii...i1.......e ristekration. of Vie 17nion and Constitution '
seder en.lgime_ I_, Prier_ reports, via Ceps.
lett, ei-dairth-fir j_, in's and Lm'a forces had come
into inillis at ftegeratown, and that the Confederates
had boo breed to retire throes the -Potomac. their loss
belay 140fiCt ie killed and wounded. Still later
amonate, however, mein to throw some doubt. upon'
the easestees at Seek a report. On the 16th stearin .
,fiy, t York , were declining, and additional intelligence
... omega looked for from WC:ldles; 'thawing that Me
~ reported meths lin not altegether credited. At the
~ . lose tab' tbas wits rumour of a battle bob* In
ir ' = telefoon MarOnrg and Middleburg, in She
'Dhoti of the Potomac River. The Federal
. . femme at a Berry . were entirely orrounded by
- ` tbeCcde4sjeee, and, with the szeiption of sixteen
beedied cavalry that effected their swipe, the entire
• fee, it is said, would he obliged to surrender. •
' Otilinelliarla MKT Dena= IT M'CLiLLail.—
The news brought by the North American, which
arrived M Loadoederry en Friday, sondnned the renewal
that Lis had been debated by °weal M'Clalisn, and
. !teethe in peeved theragb Fradertekv Merlboll:
tbe Mb, aed inimediately premed forward in the
• tido of • Bagerstewn to overtake kb* Confederates.
N'ClellanaßleiallyrePorte from head quarters, beyond,
Wilhelm 141 h, Brening r--" After a very severe on.'
: ememeut themes* a-Hooker and Reno have carried
the beighte masethedthskilagerstovrn Read by st°llll.
The troops lobate& memidikently. General Franklin
• has been wholly samara ow_ the extreme left. Do nee
know the wealth except that the aring indicates pro-
il on his pert, The edam continued until after
Z
. k, Mid termileited leaving- we in possession ot the
entire crest. likes been a glorious victory. I cannot
yet tell whethed the enemy will retreat dgrins the
night, as appear, I. isereased , forte in the morning.
Geneva Reno was tilled. irelellau reports from heed
quarters on the 15th that Franklireaesseese on the left
, ors mamba* resulting in his septum of the Gap.
We have talus a eonademble number of twithwith.
'.:.". the venal diaareareddniii the , night. Our troops
41 .
Patna& . ARA . know where they
41111bUtntbijpos..jhemmed Rooker reports from the
advisee that the enemy is =skips forth, ever in a
.-----liseteel.toriba,—.l.ater_ newajnat. rewired oompletely
,colthrine the rept and demoralisation of the reled aril,
Ors,,,trel Ired.dil lekbitair vasisou..,abikar hiss rivet
1-.olniferedildP" It is slated thstalauflos Kt load as
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