The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-10-09 00:00:00

the policy of the Government, disavowed any the County Hospital, lent life was extinct There were
intention of making war upon Austria for the no external arks to show that the wheels Imd igunte I
liberation of Venetia, and renounced the hope over the body. I,(mt- ~e examination of the
of recovering Rome by the agency of the sword hotly was made by Mr. the house surgeon,
sur"e"a.
alone. He repodiated the idea of a collision when it was found that on epenieg the cavity of the
heart, there.wasir ...mite.: of blood, that there were
with France at Rome as an act of ingratitude wi
monstrous as to brand Italy with adeepdisT.tce, 6hurt tnhce:7lritilninu f the liver of iliffer!tt ltet4,l.l.ttal,
was lacerated,' from lie • I t
such as ages of suffering could not obliterate ; Itc:tingLbeegn Ketisetl against It. lice jury returned
and concluded by asking the Parliament for a a verdict eel "Accidental death."
vote of confidence, which had become the more Mica tr.l.)lAs tr %ITEMSicetis, commencing Toes-
necessary because "a voice which was with day, Ootober 16.—The following primoters are for trial
reason dear to the people had manifested thew re,siona its at - Sanicel Gillot, charged with
distrust of the Ministry both to the King and I Icing'
U' iii a.aut, spt.V.,,,;:;ilg...;tfeoLann,
country." A project of law was then presented V„led,;,,„g
Magna;a a.m ;line. i.mvrilcr Mot:, a
authorising the King to accept and establish the screw hammer, and divers other at FUlltlll4 a
annexation of those provinces of central and Magna ; Nicliolt, breaking and entering a
Southern Italy which might express by universal
counting h of
suffrage their wish to form a part of the Sardinian house, and stealing four towels tend Ulle CitlN,
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monarchy. A committee was appointed to examine ng-eight of lea'd:aat Dorchester ;WihUain
and report upon this project of law, and at their Witizar, receiving of William Hawkins 17Th.. .eigha eel
sitting on Wednetnlay, the members of the Coin- know!n-! the , to have hven stolen ;
mittee expressed full confidence in the Govern- Tnemas Rosa, emberztog the sum of 1'.., and diet rs
ment, but desired that all " dualism" with Gad- 'ether i
inionies nt.tittetinbury ; Ellen Walbridge: stty,
baldi should cease. The King of Sardinia hasaiteta a
allons dles-cce.r,oart
left Turin for Ancona to take the command of town ; William Tonspkiietesilee6is, ate 14 ttling it duckott Erershot
his army, and will proceed thence to Naples, in George SweLtapple, breaking awl entering the duelling-
compliance with an address presented to liiin by house of Andrew short, ant at. Eng therein otie,-m o-
a deputation of the inhabitants inviting him to reign, at Lytebet lilatravel ,-r.e. •
go to Naples in order to restore tranquillity and I:l,`",:er l•erio e.g „te
to diffuse the benefits of liberty and progreas. Shar.lo-1, :41,1
In an onion of the day addressed by His Majesty stealing a nmf -rellr. Iran,,' st Forditigton ; John
to the army, he says that he takes the co and at I;nu.i. ...r ; A ... , row 6woll,
because it would cost hint too much not to be stealing a of small i wool, at 1:1.a.
ford !-
foremost wherever there may be danger, an i"
d „,:dat t
that they must establish a strong Italian inonar- stealing quailitity 'of brios metal, and di:•ers other
chy on the liberty of peoples who will aid them articles at Sheiltome ; Barnes, stealing a cou-
with order and ccncord. Garibaldi hilliself leas mania, at Bore Regis ; Itolast Row Buttrick, stealing
seen the necessity of submitting to the guidance Ce n turkeys. at Langton Matrarert.---ON
V4wof Sardinia, and of allowing the Italian move- Legg, stealiog i.rt of a carriage apron, at
la •
remit tie proceed henceforward under the leader-
ship of Victor Emmanuel. He has accordingly
dismissed his republican advisers. formed a
moderate Ministry which commands the confi-
dence of the country, and issued an address to
his troops, congratulating them upon the ap-
proach of their Sardinian brothers. The check
which he received last week on the banks of the
Volturno, Las been followed by the loss of
Cajano, but these reverses have since been
retrieved by a great victory over the royal army
at Caserta, where Garibaldi repulsed them along
their whole line and succeeded in surrounding
them, making 2.000 prisoners.
The Pope delivered an allocution in a secret
Consistory of Cardinals, in which he condemned
as "detestable and sacrilegous" the "guilty in-
vasion" of the Papal States by the King and
Government of Sardinia, declaring their acts to
be null and void, and stating that he will not
cease to protest against their criminal proceed-
ings in order to maintain entire the civil power
enjoyed by !lie Roman Church. He deplored
the " diaasto us and pernicious policy of non-
intervention," and above all, its "detestable ap-
plication to the Roman question," and said that
if such "an odious violation of international law"
were not entirely nullified, there would no longer
be any force or security to legitimate rights. In
conclusion, his Holiness called upon all Catholic
princes and peoples to "conic to the assistance of
the Father of the Faithful, attacked by the parri-
cidal arms of a degenerate son." The reply of the
French Government to the recent idtimatum of
the Pope, threat g to quit Rome at once if
France did not interfere against Sardinia, was
received in 'Rome on Sunday. let this document
the French Government is said to have assured
the Pope that nobody deplored more than the
Emperor the course taken by Sardinia ; that
the employment of force, instead of diminishing,
would aggravate the evil, by plunging Italy into
a struggle front which a general war might arise;
and that, in order to afford efficacious protection
to the Holy See and make the patrimony of St.
Peter respected, the French army in the Papal
States would be increase(' to 24,000 men. At
the same time the Emperor still maintained the
principle of non-intervention, and would be glad
to consign the city of Rome to the protection of
a genuine Italian Power. It is now believed
that, in spite of all declarations to the contrary,
the Pope will shortly leave Rome, and that the
Duke of Grammont mid General Goyon have
been instructed to offer no obstacle to his
departure. The Spanish Government Las
addressed a note to the different Powers,
declaring that it is its duty to maintain. in the
most formal manner, the rights of the King of
Naples as a member of the Royal family of
Spain, and to raise every opposition against the
flagrant violation of arrangements sol ly
made by the Treaty of the quadruple alliance
of 1718, and confirmed in 1815 by the Treaty of
Vicuna.

The Revenue returns for the year and quarter
ending the 30th of September, were issued on
Saturday. They show a decrease on the quarter
of £606,610, and a net increase on the year of
£4,819,680.

DORCHESTER PITCHED CORN MARKET, Saturday•
—Our market WAX well attended to-day. and a fair
supply of wheat on offer, both new and ohl. Farmers
asking advance rates, checked business, consequently
few samples changed hands. Old from Gt(s. to 72.,
new from 40a to Glis. Samples of barley were plenti-
ful, many of them of good quality, and a fair business
was done, at prices ranging from :kis. to -kis. Beans
and oats at previous retest Winter' tares rather
easier to buy.
DouculESTElt VOLUNTEER RIFLE Cou rs. The
following are the arrangements forthe winter months
until further notice: —Monday, at S p.m., parade in
undress with rides, in High West-street, and march
out with the band weather permitting ; or, the
weather being unfavourable, drill in the Corn
Exchange. Oil Wednesdays, 2 p.m., (roll call) in un-
dress with rifles, when every member is particularly
requested to attend. On Thursdays, s p.lll. (rolleall)
in undress with rides, in the Corn Exehange.

PItoM oT lONS IN Till 31113 DORSET RIYII VOLITN.
TEENS. —Colollt•Serirallt NeWllial/, lo t. Serge:WC-
Major, and Sergeant Davis, to Lc ColuuTScrgeaut,
rice Newman promoted.
NATIONAL St now. TEACUP:Mg.—The pupil
teachers in tra. gin the several National Schools
in this district, underwent their annual examination,
before the Government Inspector, the Rev. W. W.
lloward, on Tuesday last.
_ . .

Lord l'o!tinier° nas announced his intention
to pay all the expenses incurred in consequence of
damage and breakage to gates, &c., during the
bunting season. This was formerly defrayed by sub-
scriptions, and the balance in band is to be devoted
to several prizes for a race, t be contested for by
Canners' horses only.
COMING OF AGE OF H. B. Mitinte-roN. ESQ.—
The coming of age of H. B. Middleton. eldest son
of 11. N. Middleton, Esq.' of Islington House,
Piddletown, and the owner of the Skippet estate, in
the parish of Bradford l'everell, was celebrated at the
latter place on Monday last. A largo meeting of
the friends of the heir partook of an excellent lunch
at "The Cottage," the residence of Mr. Thorn-
hill, the steward ; and a large number of the poor in.
habitants of the parish partook of a substantial meal
of good old English fare, which was served up in a
gaily decorated barn close by, by Mr. Dunn, of the
White Hart lun, Dorchester. The l'iddletown
band was in attendance, and discoursed sweet music.
The afternoon was spent ea dancing. drop-hanker-
chief, and other sports. At 5 o'clorik the children,
belonging to the day and Sunday schools in Bradford
and the neighbouring parishes, assembled in the
barn and partook of tea and cake, to which they
did ample justice. A select circle of friends were
invited to Islington House in the evening. On
Tuesday a ball was given to the ladies and gentlemen
of l'iddletown and neighbourhood, when dancing
was kept up with great spirit to the music of Mr.
Robinson, of Dorchester, assisted by Mr. Stagg, of
Weymouth. Thursday was the servants' day, and
they invited a number of their friends, on that
occasion, to partake of the hospitality of the pro-
prietor of Ilsington House, and thus was brought to
a close a series of festivities, partaken of by bothi
rich and poor, given in I 1111 l our of the coining of age
of Mr. H. B. Middleton.
Time Hsevesr.--The late fine weather has given
the farmers in this locality an opportunity to finish
their harvest, by securing all their late crops of
white corn. This they have done elfectuidly, and
in numerous instances in much better condition
than was at one time expected. l'rayers of thanks-
giving for the late abundant harvest will, we under-
stand, be offered up next Sunday in borne of the
churches in this neighbourhood.
YEOMANRY CAVALRY. We understand that a
silver cup, of considerable value, will this (Tuesday)
afternooon be shot for at Maiden Castle by the
members belonging to the Dorchester troop of the
Queen's Own Yeomanry Cavalry.
Menses LIST. -- On Monday the Mayor and
Messrs. Richard Groves and G. H. Davis, assessors,
met at the Town-hall to revise the burgess list.
There Mall neither a claim nor an objection, and as
the lists had been remived in time and regularly
published, all that had to be done was for the Mayor
to sign the lists of the several parishes in the
presence of the assessors._ . . . .

Como:: mi's INouas-T.-110n Tuesday last, an inquest
was held at the County Hospital, before G. Symonds,
Esq., on the body of Frederick Dulall, aged 25. It
appeared that on the previous day Mr. Yearidey, of
the Antelope Hotel, sent the deceased and two others
with two teams to Eeershot for hay. On returning,
deceased got on the shafts of the second wagon
to ride,and when near Frampton the driverohNerved
the wagon to give a jerk. Missing the deceased, he
went back and saw him lying in the road in the wheel
track, apparently dead. A wagon belonging to Mr.
Illipring, builder, of Ihwelierter, came along at
the time., and Wellman, the driver, assisted Mr.
Yearsley's carter in placing the deceased in the wagon.
The only sign of life deceased gave was when,on being
placed in the wagon, he gave a groan. lie was taken to