The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-29 00:00:00

GAZIBALDI.3 RisoLys.

A Florenee let-t.-r7:474-ctOber-ii ;are :--Yeeteirday
General Cialdini had e conversation with General
Garibaldi. Gtribaldi sakl to him, "My belief is that
the bullet which kills me will be useful to Italy. I
cannot abar.don the duty I owe to my country. I will
go to Rome or dia.
THt ITALIAN CloviaNicirr.
Gmeral Cialdini failed to form a new Ministry, and
on Saturday we learnt that Signor Ratio= and General
Durand° were negotiating with that object. A Florence
demateh of Sunday state. that Signor Rattails' declined
to continue negotiations for the formation of • mini,try.
and General Menabrea succeeded that afternoon in con-
stituting • eal.inet.

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TEC POSITIoN 01 ICING VICTAI EUMAIOZL.
Hitherto Victor Emmanuel li,o wanted • very
undignified position. He did not, it is ',ow confessed.
benemily endesvour to ain upon the convention of
September 13, he shrank front going openly spinet it,
aad risking his fortnnee with Garibaldi, and he had not
the courage to support the craven premises of his
diplomacy by • coup d'Atat. It would now teem that
he has made op his mind to play I hut great
card, and risk his throne upon • war with
Franoe. A mighty risk it la, Init one not
without its chance, of swots% Although the Italians
would he scattered like chaff before the wind by •
Pron.+ army in the field, they are quite eapabla of
belding Rome fee • long while. If Muzini and
Gaiitoldi krot a French army at bay under the walls
of Rome in 1849, the regular Italian army might defend
Ulm oily, ants for a much longer time. To throw upon
the French Emperor the odious of • siege of Rome to
restore the temporal power, and to pin time, will be
a onnsiderable sat in the present Mate of Prelim lima-
Molly and politieally.—Florems Corromoodent.
PIIOCLAINATIOI4 0? TH. KIX. 0? ITALY—On
Sandal, King Victor Emmanuel boned a proclamation,
coUseg ott Italian citizens to withdraw from Papal
territory, and saying, "whoa calm shall be restored to
men's minis, awl poblie order. *hall he folly re-
cotablirhed, &wording to the vote of Parliament,
coegroment, in agreement with that of France,
will endeavour, with all loyalty, to make • practicab e
arrangement, maculated t • put an end be the serious
and important Roman question."

Tilt Mari PRIOR try MR•T.—The following letter
has appeased is the Waters Daily Preto :—" Gentlemen,
—I am foreman in the futory in this city (Bristol), em-
ploying about eighty hands, and seeing, from esprri.
ments tried by others, that I might benefit myself and
follow employees, I proceeded this looming to the weave
market and purchased two sheep at ettl. pa lb. I mod
Is. (6il sash) to have them cut up, and distributed the
meat at the following prime :—Legs and loins, flid. per
Id ; shoulders, edd.; necks and breasts. 4441.; head and
pluek, Al.—leaving a proet oils. Now. as lam not a
beleber, lam aware that I cannot purchase at so low •
rate as the butchers do; but, from the hares I have
addosed. I think I am Justified in saying to any one
situated similarly to myeelf,—Go thou and do likewise.
WEAT la "PARC!" BREAD I—Al Leicester, on
rtidey, Robert Atkins, baker, was charged with gelling
brawl, °thawed., then by weight Robert Weston said
he went to the defendant's shop and aektid for &quarters
Imf. The defendant's wife, who wm in the shop. gave
him • qnartern "cottage" loaf, which I. found was
woven and a half mime abort of 411,. For the defeats
It was contended that cottage and tin bread earns under
the designation of "fancy' bread, and therefore the
defen hot was not required to weigh it. Mr. Black
end Me. Tacey, bakers in bannister, both stated thst tin
and *shine bread was always looked upon in the trade
as finer bread. It was made in precisely the same
wsaa4 ind ef the same dough, but it was the mod*
of hokum whisk made it fancy bread. Mr. Henderson
aid Mr. Wrektn. London bakers, said the same custom
prevailed among the bakers in London. The magis-
trates ultimately decided that the framers of the Act of
Nei/intent meant by fancy brew! that which nat look.'
upon in the trade an such, and dismissed the gammons.
A W 011•11 AAAAAA •RD flon.—A very
mintage case came before the Winchester magiettates
Or Wednesday, A married woman mta Mazy
Wheeler. appeared to answer an information laid against
kor by Mr. Alfred Wheeler, builder, for breaking two
Palm of glare at bia house on listauday night, bat
the complainant did not appear. The defendant'.
statement to the Bench wee to the erest that she was
married to Mr. Alfred Wheeler in the year iggo
ant had borne him seven children, one of them being
horn Wore mairiage. She had lived with him in Win-
chester, and there was another woman who went as hi.
Info slot living hi the house at the wino time. It short
time since Mr. Wheeler indented her to marry his own
son, William Herbert, Wheeler, who was then bet 19
years of age, whish she did, and she contracted this
marriage becalms people in the hoe., bad told her the
other woman in the house was her huahand's wife. She
had lived in London iif late, and was allowed but 84. a
week, out of which she bad So pay Ti. • week for r *ma
to kosp roperey belonging to the complainant while he
was in difficulties with his creditors at Winchemer ; and
it was neon her going to this Imam far money that he
turned her out, and thee she threw stone+ at him, whit&
mum haw. broken the window•—The benoh, in &alpha-
iug the information, reammemoded the woman to prcies-
pot Alfred Wheeler fzititzy, but kik' her her
pia IMMO wm

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PUBLIC APPOINTHEN'TB.
Tuesday, U. - Puddletown (Dorset) Fair.
Hindon and Chippenhani (Wilts) Fairs.
Wednesday, ao.- &Lieber, (wilts), and North Mahon
(Devon) Fairs.
Thursday, 31.—Stockbridge (Rants) Fair.
Monday, November 4 —Fonlingbridge County Court.
Poole (Dorsvt), Apple haw, and Roomy (Haat')
Fairs.
Tuesday, s.—Dorohaster County Coed.