The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-27 00:00:00

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Tin Federal s.rmica ere disbanding at the rats et
5,00 D to 10,003 a day. Three-fourths ot the ficellee
being laid up in ordinary. Secretary Stanton has
resigned.

THZ RIGHT Rev. DZ. Flew= JEWS, bishop et
Peterborough, is now a spiritual peer, and the junk*
bishop, on whom will devolve the duty of acting se
chaplain to the House of Lords.
A CANDIDATI "nt TRI WOOD."—in the window 4
a publio-hostse in the Strand might have been observed
Sandal evening the following announcement
Captain Grosvenor's oomiuittee cadressed."
MADAMS TEPLL&LOW, wife of the Bushes Geowal
Artillery of that name, has just been burnt to death at
Kid, from the accidental setting on Are of her olothieg
by the ashes of a cigarette which she,.. smoking.
Ten Courier de Merarille relates that a greybosad he.
longing to a captain of artillery, three daya back kept
peas with an express train in which was his rasstrar,
between that city and the Roquefavour statics, •
distance of 15 miles.

Now thLt the civil war in Americo, is over, the SOW
dition of the South attracts notiee. The ostutiry WU
deplorable state. Communication by roods 'ad emote
is all but destroyed. A train goat at the rate et lye
miles an hour is at its maximuin speed.

Tan lit of Tune, appointed as a day of nationa
fasting, was very generally observed throughout the
United States by both Federal, and Confederates. Oa
Hart's Island 2,500 of Confederate prisoners took peril
In the solemnities.
THII question of the bishops taking the oath. of
allegiance to the King of Italy is not yoi decided, but
from what has transpired touching the views of the
cardinals, it is believed that nothing will be done lAMB
implies, even exinetruoldvely, a reeognitien of the
kingdom of Italy.
nixes( gm Manurr.—The horn-ming fever, that
beg been raging FO fiercely of laic, has surely now
reached it. cniale. The owner of Oladiatear is reported
to have come in for a peerageamong his oilier winaisp..
Could any Znglish horse beat that?
BY the way, who is it that fall out when honest men
come to their own? I understand that Mr. Home, the
great medium, chow booed, frank, mealy face, se
painted by Mr. Pickersgill, adores the gaadesay wins,
has returned from America end declares the Davenport
Brothers to be unmitigated bumbup

Ws bear that if Mr. Gledstese Ii not aseured d hie
safe return for Oxford University be will not stand fee
it at the ensuing election, but will offer himself fot
South Lancashire. There are 1,700 voters required to
ensure being returned for the University, and it appose
that Mr. Gladstone cannot at present encased In RIM%
more than 1,400.--antriJettrlia
INSUBORDINATION AT SANDHURST. —Obedient* Is the
first virtue of • soldier. The Sandhurst cadets having
lately shown • lack in this prune quality, were gently
reproved by the Duke of Cambridge. Notwithstanding
this, on the very eve of breaking up, thee have win
incurred his Royal Highness's censure. The mth I.
that the ringleaders are proscribed from entering her
Majesty's service.

A Bemuse* CONAKZAOT AT BALIIIIO.—N
Jane 12. Forty-flve peyuoihave been
Salerno on • charge of complicity in a Bourbon esti-
slimy. The brothers of San Giovanni di Die was
among the principal and most active, their merest
being found stored with arms and munitions. It is oat
that they have Alm bee. the prineipal mipprwlers of
brigandage in the province.

THI River Plate mail brings nothing huh with is.
gird to the Paraguayan war, but for the lovers of *kola
beef there is the information that, in coasequeses st
greater attention paid lately to the preparation ci that
commodity, an impulse will soon be given to this bank
of exportation. From this time forward, then, oat my
hope to see the food in question a little less like ell
leather than previous consignments have proved.
THN French Emperor is reported to have made
upwards of 05,000 by his life of Omar—most of which
goes, by his Majesty's gift, to the children el his laks
secretary. On being informed of the productive ashen
of his antborcraft, the Emperor observed, "I psi that
In France a man may live by his pen." So indeed any-
where • writer might,.do, U he happened to weer •
crown.

Scam= SUBSISTING ON Rumex hasig.—lntelligese•
has arrived of the wreck in Table Bay of the barque
Kahane from LiverpooL On her way home the man
steamer Roman spoke with the ship Naturalist from
Calcutta, which weasel had just picked up four mem who
had been wrecked in the Van Capellan of Li
The four men were in an exhausted state, had=
driven about for 15 days, during which time they ball
subsisted on human flesh.
HORRIBLE TRAGBDY.—A MAU named :OMB is Is
custody at Woolwich on the charge of murdering his
wife and child. His wife was confined in April, and
died ia about a fortnight under circumstances whisk
seemed to prove that e&s had been poisoned. Attar*
wards Jones removed the child from the care el the
person who had it in charge, and would never say what
he bad done with it. A few days ego its body was
found in the Thames. A warrant has been issued fee
the exhumation of the wife's body for the purpose of •
post mortem examination and analysis.
TRI STAPLRHURST RAILWAY AOOIDINT.—The inquest
on the bodies of the persons who were killed came to •
eonclusion on Monday night. Some of the 'video's
appeared to Inculpate Mr. Gallimore, the Maid
ineprotor of the line, as well as Beni% the teemplatelayer, and the jury coupled him with the latter in
the verdict they returned, which was one of mi..
slaughter. The foremen said 16 jurors agreed to th•
verdict as against Bongo and 12 as against Gallincsee.
The jury appended to their verdict • recommendation
to the directors to came ample notice to be given of
works which involve the disturbing of the line.
THE Belgian has arrived with intelligences from New
York to the morning of the 10th. The last embers of
the war may be said to have died out in Texas, Kirby
Smith having retired into Mexico with a large ariin
money. At New York several popular speakers di.
Downie& any attempt to try General Les, after
the honour of the country had been pledged for
his safety, as an act of great perfidy. Tbie
negroes are mid to be giving way to great Idleness
and violence, plundering and committing outrag
So strong • feeling have them excuses' ensiled
against them that the citizens of Kentucky have resolved
nett° employ them, so as to compel them to Irmo Um
State.

DR. LANKTOTNE ON CHILD MUNDT& —At an inquest
held on Holiday night, Dr. Lankester, the well-known
eoronsr, gave utteranoe to some opinions as to the pre-
valence of child murder, which really ought to anted
attention. Be said that this crime was becoming • na•
tional disgrace. He thought that a full Parliamentary
Inquiry into the whole subject would lewd to great
good; indeed, he believed that be scald see bis way
clear to putting • stop to mush of the evil. He repeated
bis estimate, whioh load never been questioned, that
there were 12,000 mothers in the metropolis who had
murdered their children.

A BEZACH OF PHOIIIBI Me WU tried in th• Bail COOTi
on Monday, The plaintiff was a working tailorees
named Brown ; and Mr. Mead, the defendant, has I
buena§ as confectioner in the neighbourhood of Seven
Dials. The plaintiff had lived as servant in Mr. Mewl's
house during his first wife's lifetime, and that lady
appears to have recommended her as a suitable saw
censor after her death. The day of the marriage was
fixed but Mead married another person. The dame.
dantla counsel could not straggle against the facts, and
the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff—damages
PAO.

STOPPING RAILWAY TRAINS. —lf a ATAiR moving at
the rate of twenty-tive miles an hour were stopped
instantaneously the passengers would experienee a con-
minion equal to that of a body falling from • height el
nineteen feet; they would be hurled against the Odes:
of the carriage with, • force equal to that they would be
exposed to in falling from • window on the second floor
of • house. If the than were moving at the rate of
thirty miles per hour. they might as well fall from a
height of three pair of stain, and an express teed* would..
in point of fact, make them fall from a fourth Morey.
Instantaneous breaks are, therefore, Dot to be thetight
Wm, Doss Ma. Ts awaris.-LOa Friday. **Utter
named Lever, well-connected, ace
personally know° to the m as big
own recognisance at the laimpg to
have his ease reheard, on at
disorderly, and assaulting a pifialismostokis
was given establishing the dem.m and tistos4fiedli
not deny his euipabilit7, but pleaded in as am
axons& This Mr. Tyrwhitou joald he could assept.
Mr. Lever was a man of mil id good
education, and a ine w be ao he him.
The sentence originally pssssamuithcosfoc. be main.
tamed, vis., maven days' imprisonment.
SCARCITY OP AGRICULTURAL LADOI7I. A INATTIG.
pendant from Somereetshire sends us the following
"The bone and sinew of our rustle population sentinels
emigrating, leaving us the aged and infirm. A sou.
siderable number of hale young men and women leave
on the 24th instant. Meanwhile there are net 'soma
hands to get the hay harvest in, and our grass, amongst
that of others, stands for want of mowers. The farmers
actually besiege the trains on their arrival at Highbridge„
I and have • regular scramble to become Doiseeeen of aid
which may alight from the carriages. So Long as tarn
labourers are badly honied and wares paid Ibis Maio of
things will probably oontinne."—rnar.

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Tile amount of cotton, we are told, now held by tb•
Government in various parts of the South is stated on
good authority to be about 363,000 bales. This is all
the Dotson known to (mist thonn, and pest of it in
*Weed by loyal residents of Osorgla sad Wawa. IS
Is to be shipped north as seen as inane of trameport
ems be pre. There his bees De report yet of
the eotton wand the Missisdppi. Pros liammehneette
we have information that the massibenering esompanise
are preparing to start • portion of their works,
noweity of labourers, however, is • ,p4m* drewbeek.
Weavers are in great tientemd in eIF parts el New
England.

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ill will Native with agisfactitia, the ennameinala
that in consequences of the reduction ha dm*, Mild*
man's Pure Tea are in all parts of the lragillena now gold
Bd. per pound cheaper. Their egente—sheraisk, mar
fectioners, &o.—in every town, are ametnenk readying
fresh supplies. The tiorkiall prefonmee ghee daring
the pest greater of • apiary to Owe perfeelly
teas, will be even more widely *deeded sow the
are so greatly reduced. Thsk illethaddat
has attracted a host of imitators, tberefere, us. pro.
teeth= against spurious imitation, ism genadee Itisket
is signed, liornimen and 00., Lead" Original
Importers of the Pure Tea.
HOLLOWAY'S PUJA. —Mb medians him Mascot-
saintly increasing in public estimation for years, sad lo
now acknowledged to be the most wonderful remedy in
the world. It sots directly on the system, removing
me from the stomach, renovating the
purifying the blood, eradiesting liver area-
eat mainairiest al ea Emmy diseesse—iediges.
of appetite, pain in the side. end=
It is oho is remedy ea aide the'
the greeted dateedenta, tad obtain perks*
to bed& The byeeskandidee and depgh
resort to limas invigorating Pinar wble are
of converting the glesesy shadows d thnie
hosingintheatrabins, endloietragbeel
sagesdered bye good dilation.