The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05 00:00:00

her Wei, hem laity shows andleithed Nimes in
the performances of Kr. Charles Haiti; whir the, Is.
the first time sines the death of Priem Albert, revived
the interest of the QllOlllll in the pianoforte works
of the greet anthem The more einplete Tiara
ot her Usje.ty to medal duties *ill isommeuire With the
opening of Parliament, es Wilkh 01110.11a0D the Royal
liptech will, it is mid, he delivered by the Qesen la
The theighthil soces Mtn made by hot
Cittredy. to the earnest wes et her seldeste meld eel
thee happened Ito move coppoitine perks& Is the
Gonne of the eastinsr, from the sitesike etheriled by
the Paris Ifeltiblthis and other ethess, there is red
reason to antlelpite a more than tonal mossereali
royal and distinguithed poisoners% many et wholer2
unquestionably viall London. The pablie, who desire,
above all this's, that the sidlonel shasseler to
hownialtry should he upheld la the merlon of anthem
visitors, would feel a modal pleasant la Apia ming
the reaped sod stately splendthr for wbleh the Court
of Queen Victoria was, in the bspptir years et Dor Ids
That desire, we tk, will Dot hp dis.
:ans
pgsottuar and the inhabitheis al the metropolis may
confidently &oiliest, s reties at teats brilliant mamas
from which all &urea derived both peek sad pliftease.
—lthproph.

lia•nroc STWOOLI Wrrw • twearto. —A terrible
Wavily has jag{ been smeted Is one of the most in-
spooisig. put, of Inglaid—Tintagel, • watering pleee
on the north meet of Osenwall. Visitors to the famous
Treherwith Bands ham bees stemtoosed to take eon.
Adorable Interest In a thick-set burly man, who hail:we
employed with the aid of donkeys to mover the mad
from the water's edge to the neighbouring Canna for use
Ii manure. MA man and his donkey, have bloom. eci
noted, and have formed so picturesque an adjenst to the
views of that rooky meet, that in many of the sketches
which Miters bays taken of the locality he and his
donkeys ban been prominent. During the past few
weeks, however. its. oefortunst• man, whom mom was
Smith, haa exhibited sign. of mental deramprinent to so
rest an intent that his neighboars hays taken it in tarns
to stop op with him at night, he baring imestanUiziLen
vest to Seats of self-elmtrestion. Prliay ono
Baker, who lived mar him, took his turn at Totals's',
and in the soars* of the night, in order to humour 004
of the lunatic's whims, be moompenied him foe • walk
so the tanspike reed, which is .at through the reek.
At rise pellet the reed is apse to the ma, and on arriving
at this spot the Meuse ma, suddenly grasped hi. som.
males and ettempted le threw bin down Into the water.
A desperate straggle foe lib sassed, but the boom of
madame gave to Smith melt tremendous power that 116
watcher was but an infant In his grasp, and in • wilaste
or two Baker was forted down into tbe water, his
murderer falling with him. Passing sear the spot were
two weave, who helplessly watched the stray, and saw
that when in the water the struggle was renewed, Bcellh
keeping his victim down until a heavy roller mme is
mid washed them both sway. On Saturday afternoon
the body of Smith was cast on 'bore. Both men were
widowers. Baker, unhappily, leaves a large family to
IDOUrlk his untimely end.

A Maga SetaTries emus To num.—A well-
known eventrie female, named Henson, aged 71. Laa
been discovered lying deed in a wretched apartment is
Herrbett-street, Lower Marsh, Lambeth, Thies bbisk
eat* lay opoo the body. There was DO wearing apparel
or furniture in the room, which wee in • mod filthy
and wretched condition, but it appears that the body
bad been been 'tripped (robbed), and the things sold at
• rapehop, from tbei produce of which, and mosey
believed to have been abstracted from her days, the
whole of the inmates of the bones, includiag the lend•
lady, got in • frightful date of intoxication. With
some difkaulty poreesim wee obtained of a hook, show-
ing that she was a depositor in the Southwark &vine
Bank for upwards of £lOO. The dowsed, from
her singular ettire, consisting at an immensely
large beaver bonnet, ample satiquated cloak, ha.
formed during her round. with • beaker& containing
sena tin arWee, tapes be., no ablest of sport for pap
of roue) boys, from whom she had pined the wesbriquet
of " Jenny, the entskinoer, and by these luveeilee she
was frequently mobbed and asesalsd, whist' she Iva
sometimes reeentwi with doom with mach severity as to
bring her before a polies megietrate. See wee,
three
however,
about eight of nine years sines gent to for
months for felony, having bees In steeling
• from Andrea. On that mewl= seessiderable
sum waa found is her slays, • paellas of ;thigh was
applied to her support in nelson, and the balance handed
to her upon her dieebarge. To such extreme did she
Derry her penurious habtts (although a &simile( la the
naviriegit
dank for years), that she has frequently not
only for sad accepted scraps of food from various
parties, t bee been known to eat oat's meet and eves
serape she pieked up from the streets. Cla (Saturday an
inquiet IPSI bold, and the jury retureed a verdist that
death had arises from deceased having by her peserious
habits neglected to provide bipts.ll with proper nourish-
Meal It is not knew, whether deceived had say rela-
tive, living, sod Maria Kate Broom, to whom the mosey
was lilt in • will, cannot at present be found.

TES PUTANS TN CclFADa.—The Times says that
never, perhaps. was there more room for hesitation
than in the treatment of the Fenian convicts condemned
to death three mouths sire in Caned To commute
their punishment might be thought Irillag with their
offence, red yet to inflict It might prays to boa send-
less severity. A small band of marauder, hod made a
hostile dissent upon • peaceful province, and had been
caught red-handed. They were for the most part
Lisburn who had renounced their nationality, and hod
adopted the chisenehip of the United litres. The
noir raid 11114 a mere filibustering expedition
upon • people at amity with their owe
Governmest. More than this, It was cowardly and
°bleeder. It was onwardly insereiteb as it was an
attack upon a province unprepared to receive them.
end which had given them no sere of effaces. The
Friar complained of British mieruk of Ireland, and
they visited the punishment of this preranind wrong
upon • people who had as much to do with it as the
inhabitant' of lidaraebussda The raid was peep...der
bet bloody ; It neeseired die lose of some valuable lives
yet could amompbeh no end, except the satisfaction of
trumilent revenge. The purport ton, of the raiders
was susoeseenny accomplished. They meant to excite a
bloody commotion, and they did it They aritated a
province, they interupted it. roomful order, they des-
troyed life and when the Gordian., old and young,
rushed to repulse them, they retreated manse the border,
leaving behind them a few miserable men, the unhappy
gambles* who bed lost in their game of hazard. If
ever political prisoDers deserve the punishment of death,
the Fenian raiders, who were Deserted after triad to the
fairness mid impartiality of whir they themselves bore
witneso merited this fate ; and WWII' was the exercise
of merry rendered more dieloalt than it was by the ill-
&dared prramodinp of those who interfered on their
behalf. The action of (lateral Banks in the House of
Representatives at Washington, adopted as it wee by the
House Serf was ealsalated to lead them to believe
that the Congers of the United States saw no impropriety
in their drips, and was dimpased to remove every orlon •
to • repetition of them. The letter addressed by Yr.
Seward to Sir Frederick Bruce—a Miter very &Head
to describe in moderate larrnage—esemed to show that
the Rxecoutive Government Of dr Mire. on this point
at leer, was in agreement with the Legislature, and
was soother obstacle in the way of mem. We may
reasonably believe that the events which have happened
since Lord Carnarveo addressed in. digester to Lord
Mork. intimating her Iblerty's pleasure to swede her
t=•• of many in farmer the Fenian soars*
etitlded the wisdom of the advice= tendered by the
Home and Colonial Governments to the Quer. Tbe
mere fast that no *rood raid had been attempted intibi,
Indeed, be attributed to the severity of • Canadian
winkr ; but the change in the tone of the Pamirs and
their American symperaisers is such as to show that
under no eiretunsteneselt would have been nuido

HAIR coLocra WAIL —This la a beautiful perfumed
hair wash. which in @even or ten day restores grey hair
it. mistine him permanently. The bead has to be
nierely sprinkled with it daily for that time, by the
aid of an ordinary hair brush. It is sold et 101. sod
isnot for post aloe order by the well.known perfumer,
Ace,. Rosa, 248, High Holborn, London. Mr. Yam
of Yeovil, can supply it.

RunPorton Or TEM Tie DITIT.—This Imports
meager. of the Cbanoellor of the 'train:quer prove t
great boon to the public, especially if the dealer allow
the consumer the full aelvectals to which he I. tatted.
To afford such advantage, Cassell, flail* lc Co. bare
greatly reduced the peels of prime for their °misbrand
Tee., aied to Owe thee/Teas, as well ea Comell'e Coffees,
se firm poeible within the resat' of every family, they
are now prepared to appoint Agents in every town mud
village not at present fully occupied. This ageney is
wall worth the ettentice of either shopkeepers or private
individuals. Full puierselare sent free by poet, be
Caimell, Smith ft Co, 110, Feacharohlitreet, Leedom,.

BOLLOWAT'II OINIMMIT.—Throst Affeetiana.—All
the varieties of WNW distrernag complaints may be
readily end effeetively treated by rubbing this Ointment
twice a day epee the neck and chest, and supporting
the strength by suitable soarislintent By this Wimple
means, d ulcerated and relaxed throat, irritation
of the windpipe, qulnsey, end all glandular enlargements
will have their program wrested, and the destreetion
they have ceased repaired. Holloway's Ointment is
the most trustworthy remedy for all internal and exter-
nal throat ailment', and may be safely and effectively
impleyed in *very C 0.., without regard to season, em,
see, or constitution. It is highly extolled for its reedy
curve of spasuiodie soughs, throttle boareresire, and all
diaaltrwelibie &embargo' from the throat'aed Doss.

APOTHEM Cosa or Sergio Cocoa, iT Dn. LnOOCVS
POLNONIO WA.Mll.—lir. Win. S. Manna, Pubbeher,
of the atrarime New. ; Oast, 142, Tritti Gloom.,
writes, November 14, 166: "Tlei folio another
roof of the useininess of Dr. Lona'. Web.: Ny
mother had very severe erepi, and llnd tom7lbilt4
mho weld think at to get rigid, but without effect.
Seeing from time to gee the testimonials advertised in
time Chris*. Nam she wee ladeaeri to try a ben, and
we were astonished to fied that the wooed niiht after
min them, her weir was eomplstelr removed. Then
Wafers give nasal relief to asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, and ell Disord.rs ratite Breath and Lunge To
Singers and Publia Speakers they aro ieva/nable too
siring nod streogthening the onkel, and have apleasant
tan& Prise 1.. 10. and 2s. Ori.. per 800. SoW by all
Medians Tendon.