The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-29 00:00:00

THE BAVARIA/7 WAR PHILOSOPHERS.

Herr Washeshems states that the Bavarians and
Prussians fralawalies moot cordially, and dation the
whole map*s be bee no 4 beard of a single misunder-
standing Wimp them. The Bavarians pay great
attention to the material side of life, and with
their anxiety for Ore esestapi they are a terror to the
Frew& peasaeL "Is a Tilley lies, perhaps, already a
bettalioe el North German troops. All is stall and
quiet in the Is' cottages. The sold lan are polish.
lag their amid la the open kitchens, and wash
their Aline or peel their potatoes- A Bavarian column
souses &keg the road, and suddenly there is a greet
eommotioa in the village. The hiss mettle, the Gooks
sow, the &las and geese airy out for help. A few
missies afterwards all is spin still, but no cock crows,
ao desk packs any or,, the Inhabitants wring their
hands ever the eat-efr heads of their fowls with& the
column las left behind. ' All hops absodoe,' I imolai=
wbeasver I some through a village in whieh I see the
Bavarians eseteaed. Their philosophy, however, is the
right ma, end I expressly guard wiyalf against the
snapielee el insunagasy disparagement The Bavarians
are the he war philosophies. • 4 la parts Done' a
le game. People should not begin a war if they do
sot like its &advantages."
FURLOUGH TO ATTEND A WEDDING.

A Britgewiek paper giros an anecdote illustrating the
King of Prusia's Madheartednesa. A soldier from
&armed, in Mecklenburg, is ma oatpost before Paris.
Here be received a letter from home, and, as he had
been a long time without news, he could not refrain
from opening it immediately. In reading it he became
so absorbed that he had no eye or ear for what passed
around him. Suddenly he beard a noise, looked up,
and perceived the King and Crown Prince with their
retinue. Startled, he let the letter fall, and gave the
customary salute. The King remarking his satiety
and malarial, stepped op to him in a friendly way and
asked "Walla letter from your sweetheart r "No.
your Majority, from my father, be replied. " May I
read the letter, or are there secrets in it?" asked the
The soldier handed the letter to the King,
eh° tamed to his suite and read, infer elm, as follows:
im • fortnight year sister's wedding comes off;
we shall all greatly miss you on that day, but your old
mother is memo( all voted at not sexing you here. It
dots sot mutter, however, only go to the French in
rut mut, so that the insatiable mouth of those fellows
may he very 1.0011 stopped." The King returned the
letter sal rode on. No long time *lapsed before the
,d6o was relieved from his post. He received 14
forlough, eat was obi?, at the King's expense,
td.t.g"k..l i"Th.i to Mecklenburg and attend the
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Au explodes owned ea Thursday at a firework
mereasteey Is We'worth-road, London, by which two
shildrea were lejared.
Ma. Aimasare yacht Cambria arrived at Cowes on
Taesday mend% baring left Now York on Oct. 28th.
The Cambria had • vm7 rough passage woes the
Nimbi', with bead whisk all the way. She is painted
whit., sod is illisi the Solarium emirs at her foremast
heed, her mist sod Kiss adman beteg at the main.
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