The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-11-13 00:00:00

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A new series of winter concerts was inaugurated on
Saturday week at the Crystal Palace.
A new order of knighthood is to be instituted by her
Majesty as Queen of the Indies, we hear.
Le Pays de r 05., states that a good deal of activity is
observable doom the seaboard of France in the formation
of • reserve of 55 gunner.
Glengarry estate, a fine Highland property, has been
sold by the Earl of 1)mllev to Mr. E. Ellice, of Glen-
quoieli, at the price ii1.£120.000.
Lord St. Leonards•was lately reported to be danger-
ously ill ; there is no foundation for the.rumonr.
Many members of the suite attending the Prince
Regent at Warsaw have been decorated by the Russian
Emperor, and others have received valuable presents.
Two commissioners have arrived in this country from
the Emperor of Morocco, on aspeciel mission.
A grand exhibition of Italian pictures as to be held
in Florence next summoner, in aid of which the chief
Italian cities are to contribute large sums of money.
It is feared that there will be a necessity for • loan in
India to meet the deficit.
The apprehensions of • famine in North•Weet and
Central India, which were removed by • henry fall of
rain at the end of July, have been revived.
A serious calamity has befallen the Colne weavers,
who are at preeent on strike. Their treasurer's house
was entered by loins thieves evidently well aoinainted
with the premises, and a cosh-box, containing about
kl9o belonging to the union, was carried off.
The children of the Caledonian Asylum visited Miss
Nightingale on Thursday week at her residence.
Hampatead-liesth, wh,re they were entertsined by that
lady, cud where their band played several pieces of
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Lord Canning has issued a letter to the local Govern-
ments of India promising all assistsince to volunteer rifle
corps of not lege than 50 members, and to ptivate rife
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The order of citizens and the order of peasants of I
Sweden bare adopted an inldrwa to the Crown, praying
for a reform in the national represeatation.
Two salmon were taken in the Thames, ittr Erith, a
short time ..inoe.
Comiti:mdrr his Serene Highness th• Prince of
hat been iwo ~,,, ted to the -ank of Captain.
'riot 1.13:11121:nd of the Fairy Royal yeah.. will therefore be
About t':ree lion ireil Protedants connected with the
ofiiciala entered the church put a atop to the ser-
trarwilwsay.nli,i..z,, boa a
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The Chancellor of the Esdieouer has contributed £5O
to tbo land for rciiesair.; M . If ulials from the pecu-
niary
hurting of St. Martin's Hall.
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whichhebreuceguhtt
Mr. W. Newton, of the Amid... Anatol Society of
Engineers were entertained ct a dinner held ia London
S:iturday, aid • liandstane testimonial MU presented
to him by the menita ri of that body. Mr. Thomas
Iliedies, the we!!-keow i author, resided.
The btr at the mon:b of the Tees, whicO has hitherto
been shifty aed nncert sin, is about to be rendered more
of a fixture by the con .truction of • breakwater, which
will contract the area of the tidal flow. The break-
w:ter will be three miles lon'.
The Minbter of Public In truction has published •
circular, aditresaed to the dinetors of colleges and
achowis in France, forbidding the use of tob.scoo and
cigars by tl.e atudenta. 1. it said that the physical. AS
well as the inte7lectiial development of maw: youths
has been checked by the immoderate use of toll:ace°.
A Turkish journal, edited by Turks, has just made
its appearance at Constantinople, tinder the desiva-
Mon of the Translator of Erents. The editors are said
to be " men of progress,' and imbued with European
ideas. .

A conflict of a somewhat ItTlOll4 nature has broken
oat between the two Chambers of Hesse Darmstadt re-
lating to tl.e civil rights of the Catholic Church in the
duchy. The Second Chamber with these rights to he
regulated by law, and the First Chamber contend they
Cwll only be settled by a concordat.
A riot of a soinewlidt serious nature has occurred be-
tween the military and civilian population at Weis-
which, in l'russlan Saxony, which has led to some
persons being *sounded, one dangerously.
Count Cavour is about to address a memorandum to
the European Courts denouncing acits of barbarity com-
mitted by tlie soldiers of Francis 11. at It is
alleged that a price wva put on the head of Itioduiontese
and Garibablian soldiers, and that numerous dead
bodies were found near that place decapitated.
A new hospital, under the title of the North London
Hospital, for consumption and diseases of the chest, has
been opened for in-door patients as well as those re-
quiring to he visited at their own homes, at Russell-
place, Fitsroy,sinare.
The Itegistrar-General's return of this week notices
the death at Hackney Workhouse. on the 'Med ult., of
a female domestic servant. aged 100 years, from "natural
decay—subarachnoid effusion." Slie possessed her
faculties to within two dayi of her death.
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The r•rtal ri has, ,ithin ho lost
i.ocn ..10,000.0000 £15.0011,0,4i, and the.
I evei.ar has ri.,cii ne,br.3,009,0.1W beyond hat it wks
a zmitury Witiin thirty years the tonna,/ of
Ireland has doubled; and within thirty-tire. years the
foreign imports have risen from £1.5011,000 to t 5,500.000.
Mr. Whitworth is making some of his rifled cannon
for the English Government, and others are being made
in the Woolwich factory.
There is bad news from Lyons for the shareholders in
the Isthmus of Suer.. For • long time past we i.e.l
been assured that the works were going on swimmingly;
but DOW the Corrrier de Avon& says that they are all
behindhsnd, owing to the "intrigues and corrupt prac-
tice. 4 of English agents."
Prince Gortschakuff, a Lieutenant in the Regiment of
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Bra:mots of the Itu.ssian body-guard, and- Captain
Schaff, pf the Staff, have been degraded ar.d reduced to
the ranks by sentence of a court-martial—the former for
having killed Lieutenar.t Baron Vitinghoff in a duel,
and the latter fur having acted as second in the
affair.

The Czar, during his tour in Poland, foundlthe popula-
tiou eery hostile. He old a review in Poland, but,
being dissatiafied with it, several odia:rs were ordered
un ler arrest.

Several gun-boata are being constructed at Trievte.
Eight are to have engines of 250 horse-poser and four
48-pounders; four are to have engines of 200 horse-
power, one Paishan, and three 40-pounders. Some
mailer gnu-boats are also being built, and they will.
when finished, be placed at the entrances to sonic of the
ports on the coast of Dalmatia.

HoLLOW•01 PILLS •Nt, OIN TT EN T or Sore Eyee.—
in infancy, from various cause., the lon °dation of this com•
plainatit is laid, which in mower yr...r. becomes a distressing
defect, nod at riper age install+ the vision. However young
the 'Mani, on the first ammeranee I .1 sore eyes, the ',UM • hauld
well rub Holloway's Ointment thrice • day upoti the spine and
behind the years. carefully washing the matter from the eye.
lids with tepid milk and water. The treatment.properly &p-
-lied, never fails to cure the very worst came. of MIS/Wile tmtital-
mia. When the dismse h.c been maltreated or neglectad, the
Pills and Ointment together will remedy the error. and secure
woe important organs from chronic inflamtuation, which
blemishes beauty anti injuresslght.

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