The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-23 00:00:00

'foreign intelligence.

TEll Italian Chamber seems still much opposed to
any compromise with Rome. On the part of the
Government., at • late debate, the action of the Ritual i
Ministry, in appointing bishops and making other
arrangements with the Papal Court, was strongly con-
demned by • minority of the members, so that the
premier, Signor Rattessi, was obliged to promise there
should In no cause for offense in this direction for the
future.

A *ICI= debate in the French Clussabers on the
suatc! of Lusenshurg elicited front Itotaher the
d sloe that the French Government saw without
any Aim the unity of Germany being effected, as this
must have happened one (ley or another by tbe nation of
Prussia or Austria. M. Router declared, in answer to
M. Thiers and others, that be did not believe the
interests of France lay in the Powers around her being
week

EITLOILDINAIIT FATALITY TO TRII3 81:1110ROML —A
letter from Kehl, in the Ceurrier da Bas-Rhile,
mentions the death, a few days beak, at Heidelberg, of
• surgeon named Weber, and two of his assistants,
under very psinfel eircumitanees. All three had been
to • ooantry-bouee In the neighbourhood to attend two
children attacked by diphtheria. In the ease of one of
them, the operation of trachea wee found neemear39
and M. Weber, whilst OD Li performing it,
unfortunatoly allowed • am of blood to fall into
the child's windpipe. In the &bream of • proper
instrument for extreation, lair sucked the wound to get
out the foreign substation. Having failed, the others in
suseession applied their mouths to the wound, and at last
suocealed in their object. They, however, all caught
the malady, and samumbed to in the warm of sir
bourn. Proleaeor Weber was only 39 years of sue, but
had already acquired • high reputation.

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Tai EALCUTION OP TKO EMPRZOII MAMMAS.-
0111c121 information of the death of Maximilian,
Miresnos, and Midis was resolved at New York ma the
3rd inst. MaMmAme was shot... I. the front. His
last works were "Poor Osziotte f 0 Miramon and Mejia
were reelected from their rank and shot in the bask.
There is great rejoicing in Mexico over the event.
=sera are hot... •iwkes. The Prussian and
ministers visited Juarez at Ban Lois Potosi to
endeavour to &meet *edam" of the unfortunate Prince;
bet their efforts were vein. Both had returned to
=7to Sake formal leave of Maxim when the
as executed. Portioas of Mazindlien's service
of plate are on exhibition as trophies at Matamoros. The
event was celebrated in the Bic Grande district with
great rejoicing, manifested by ringing al belle, mask%
and other demonstrations.

AITIIIIIIIA.—Dr. Bake has written • letter (oath.
the purpose of showing that the conquest, of *blinds
would not be the difficult task latish some imagine it
would be, nor would it require so large • force as is
generally estimated. In support of his theory, be
recalls to remsnibreses what was mmomplishol by toe
brother of Vane de Gains, in 1542, when the essatry
was oveTilla by 450 Portuguese and 12,000 WIWI troops,
deepita the opposition of nearly Mies that number of
Ifahommedana Writing from Magda* as the 17th
April leek Gamut Oamerco Mates that the 'worm
had than but 5,000 followers, and that, in his opinion,
2,000 filibusters could moque/ the rountry, sad 3,000
regular troops mold bold and Nettle it. Dr. Bike,
however, is still more sanguine, and were the invading
force not mush larger than the l'oetugmee oats he
refers to, be Amid not despair of their pesetrotiog to
liastiale, and taking is shiglehanded.
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is.. impasse e-wamoris.- —The Posperer Francis
Joseph, after aoaompanyin4 his saMber to Salaam,
has returned to Vienna. 'The genetics whether it will
be memory to communkale be the Empress Charlotte
the melancholy intelligence of the death of the Emperor
Maximilian has been delibereted upon. M. Boionste,
the Prefect of Ziemer, brosght to Viennaphe opinion
of Dr. Klock, who is eb.olat.ly opposed to making
this communisation, and who d.szss that he is ready
to retire from Misnames os the Empress if bie advice
should be overrulled by the Imperial family. The
Count 44'80=641e5, who has also arrived from Miramar
niece on this point with Dr. Sleek, so that tbe Journey
of the Queen of Belgians to Trento seem to be in.
deinitely abeadoor& In tioniegeenes the execution
of serrate instractiosa given by the Emperor
Ma:Milne in ease of his death hat Dereseslll7 been
postponed. The Marquis Oorio, bearer of those inetroe-
noes, is Moat to leave Vienna for &fishery Dr.
Bulge chief physician of the eitablialment of lunatics
at Obes,id, has jest left Brunel' for Miramar, at the
request of the King of the Belgian* to attend the
impress Charlotte.
TUB Lail Emmen MAIDULLM —The following
is from the Messcriel Diplemeirge : " A Mourn-
'tame which adds to the horror everywhere inspired by
the murder of Mealearnan is that the same fate bee
befallen all bin cos ices in misfortune included in
the eapitolation of and who, to the number
of „mai bnadneis, were excutsd at the same time
es
the Chief el the Imgrialimo. Assoeding to.
tel am sent to Vienna by the Austrian Minietse at
Wlngtoe, the news that the body of Maximilian had
bees mutilated, and that such was the reason why
Juana would not braid it over to those who staged it,
it contradicted ; but the murderers permit the inten-
tion to be seen that they only lOW to give up the
mortal remains of their victim in consideration of a
nun of money. The Emperor of Austria has, them
fere, decided to send Admiral de Tegibell to
Jaarex to obtain the corpse of the unfortunate
Prince at the price shish the Dictator of
Mexieo may demand. To secure the suceses of
that mission his Majesty desires to 3 have it supported
by !age and the United Begni. That is whi the
Admiral is to go, first to Paris, and afterwards is Wash.
hilltop. He left Vienna as the 9th for Pals, to bag
the fitting out el the frigid* Novara, as board which
will be constructed a mortuary ships! destined in re-
ceive the body ei the Empire, Marataing.* • letter
from Flamm slake that the death of the Paperer
Maximilian has mend in Indy, and above all in Lom-
bardy, a profound Isseatice. &mar of the
Italians, the writer rays, "is perhaps, earerenet so many
I others, the one which does MiLfrealni Magi 10 the
maw of that Prince. Re found mesas to mete
beloved end esteemedT everybody in that
country, whom as Viesroy of leseagine-Vesiekia, be
nevertheless represented a ipttnisisst INA M
Um' regarded u Wallet"