The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07 00:00:00

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The Junior timeline of tho !loyal Family—Priam
Arthur, Prinoesa Louisa, km—were to land in the
docks from (Monne on Monday (yesterdiy) at 2
n'olook, from the Royal yacht Fairy, on soul. to Join
Hor M.qvaty and Om Prinoe Consort, who 101%
borne early on Monday morning, yid Cowin, for
Lewd', whore liar Majesty open. tluinsw Townhall,
and then promote to the north on her annual
autuuinal visit to Balmoral,
TUN NAHA. to, NO, 40.-The Peninsular and
Oriental Oompany's screw ationishin nialsetts, Capt.
J. Brawn, with ihs outward Nast, and China
malls, sailed halloo toolay for Glibrallor, Malta, and
Aleoandria, Thu 'Grow Mesmer Auntria, Captain
Heydtinatin, arrived yeetertlay morning from Ham.
burgh, and eallud tub ellennion for Now York, with
4481 paasongers, and a large amount of freight. Thu
Union mow Cutripany'l okartiohip Norman, Capt.
Boom, Nava on Monday for the Cape of (loud Hopo,
milling at Devonpurt for tho mill., her doporturo hay.
log boon dolaysd for a day boyond tho uoual time,
Mormon Vonistie VISMIT.—This tomb took plaoo
on Monday week, at the Mason'. Arm. Inn, and
was attondsd by mostly 40 gentionioil of the town
and tioighliourhomi, who assombloil to do PANu to
the liberality of the Bight Honourable the tart of
Portant/nth, by wham the hook is given, Thu din.
nor and wins" were of a lint clam quality, and the
hoot, Mr. Pentin, fully oustainod hio well llama
reputation al a &Norm, The boort woo oupplisd
from the greenhouse' and gardens of W. (jolott,
MP., and woo of a most &Moo thicription.
The ohair war fillod by T. H. Mortimer, Nei.
(Mayor), whilst H. ?oaths', Keq„ did the duties of
the Ths chairman wadi tupported on hio
right by W. Cubitt, Yaq,, M.P., and on his left by
It. Ntwall, Nap

Bomar:v.—The Marquis of Lansdowne Is about to
erect in our Abbey church • monument to the
founder of his family, Sir William Petty.
Viscount and Lady Palmerston are expected from
Paris in a few days, when they will take up their
residence for the autumn at Broadlands.
LYMlNoToN.—Lifinington Regatta, —This regatta
took place on Monday, the Both ult., and was deci-
dedly better than many of it. predecessors. The
weather was propitious for those persons actually
engaged in the sport, but on account of frequent
storms during the afternoon was unpleasant for the
spectators on the quay. This, however, did not pre-
vent the accumulation of a large crowd. The hour
of commencement was somewhat early—ten o'clock
being used for that purpose.
Tnx R AliwAy.—Lymington is certainly imprev.
ing. There is a great cry for furnished lodgings and
ressonably•rented lodging•houses. Our tradesmen
are looking-up, instead of, as formerly, declaring that
we are all " going to the doge—the old bridge is
closed for hone and carriage traffic, and the new
bridge will shortly take its place. The trains carry
an increasing complement of passengers—and two
steam boats are constantly plying in the river.
Even Yarmouth, one of the dullest spots in England,
is being awakened from its legarthgy—houses are
being built, streets are improved, new shops are
opened, and this stagnant town is becoming alive
with commercial activity. Wo understand a
don bridge across the Tar is to be erected-la
uniting Freshwater with Yarmouth, and laying the
time and other dimmable" of a ferry pomp. In
Freshwater every house is taken, and on our side of
the Solent the neighbourhood is full. It is a pity
that some portion of the land about Milford is not
lot off for building purposes. A little capital well
employed would won make Lymington and its
locality one of the loveliest spots josh, country.
Ms. MANNINOI, Tull TNAINIII Or BNAININAN
AND FITI•ROLAND, —A correspondent informs us
that he recently visited Mr. Manninp, the fortu-
nate trainer of these two home, and he found him
"in a very out.of.the-way•place, between Overton
and King's came —called Gannon Fleath, and there, in
a barn, are the two celebrated horses which have so
nonplussed the racing world, This mime Cannon
Heath bids fair to booms the centre of quite a
sparking alrals, for Lord Portsmouth is about to form
a racing stud, and a pack of hounds is about to be
formed and Wined nor Klas's oletv,"

ioreign inb Colonial inttUignict.
FRANCE.
The Court hem left for Blarrits. There will be no re.
oeptione on the road; their Majesties travel incognito.
Marshal Pellasier's marriage le put off until their re-
turn.

The plan for the future internal administration of
Algeria is being drawn up. The °Moe of governor of
that oolony is to be abolished. Prince Napoleon will
act through two high functionaries—The Commandant.
General of the Pores' in Algeria and the Administrator-
General of Civil Affairs. •
It is reported that in consequence of the treaty of Thin-
ning, the Court of Pekin has decided to send an Embassy
Extraordinary to England and Franoe, and that the dig-
nity selected 1114 Ambassador is Ki-yng, one of the nego-
eiators of the treaty, who is noted for his partiality for
Europeans. kiiisulte is to oonsist of twenty persons.
Baron Grout Is to be made a Senator, in reward fort'
diplomatic services he has rendered in China. In tom.
memoration of the treaty he has assisted in oonoluding,
one of the new streets lately opened in Paris to to bear
the name of Rue de Tien-aing. A medal °mammon-
tire of the attack on the forte of the Peiho, is to be
struck at the Paris Mint.
It is said that Important works are to be executed at
La Hogue, a short distance fsom Cherbourg • point
which Nauben formerly indicated es strategatiCally lm.
portent.
Stroud 1/1 PIANOS 11. de Morny, President of the
Counoll-General of Clerniont, In his opening address, the
other day, to his provincial Parliament, ma,le the follow.
ing cheerful announcement :—" Thanks to the legislative
apparatus bequeathed to us by the pest, we cannot in
}rano/ remove • stone, dig • well, work a mine, raise •
fictorl, form a company, and, so to say, either use or
abuse our property, without the permission or the eon.
trol of the central power, Great interests thus often
find themselves delayed or searilloed In the lower stages
of the adinlnistrstive ladder. I believe that errand re.
forms will be Introduced Into this situation of things,
thanks to he initiativn and potent will of the Emperor,
who has long been studying all the elements of the
question. Wil he department, the itommune, or
the locality are enabled to administer their own affairs,
buslnesa will be proiniely expedited, of and a good deal
discontent, now exalted against the antral power, will
be extinguished,"