The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-06-14 00:00:00

by the French plenipotentiaries. It proposes
that, "to avid future contest, and to satisfy
Gerviscip. Holstein, basun burg; and the
southern part of Sleswig, should be oonipletely
separated from Denmark," and it names the
month .ff the Slei and the Dannurerke as the
frOntiiir line. In NA event of the leelPtan" of
this scheme, the German Confederation hi to
meet no forts on the territory ceded by Denmark,
and the integrity of the kingdom of Denmark
is to b. guaranteed by the Great Powers. It
appears that it the Conference on Thursday last
the Danish Plenipotentiaries plaoed themselves
unieseriedly in the hulas pf the neutral Powers,
and accepted the terms of the abote Proposal.
Austria and Prweist, however, insisted on their
own frontier line, which is more northerly than
the Dannewerka ; and as no agreement could be
established, the sitting of the Conference wu
again adjourned In uncertainty.
Taere n 1 • Alig.tao rupture between Russia and
Rome. The OPL who ia so Inveterately opposed
to nationalitp and, freedoth in Italy, is, enri^tlzlf
enough. the obatoond at natiobstity acid freedom in
Poland. In • recent allocution, be denounced the
oppressor's of Poland eo warmly that Russian semi-
bditiss were aroused, and the ambusador of the
Czar his taken his departur, from the Eternal City.
What the effort of thls is likely to be it would be
idle to speculate. Poland elln hardly suffer more;
Rome will not have any great motive to sink hack
into i/ooPhancy ; and &more will scarcely give
itself the trouble to read the psragraph announcing
the occurrence.
The great Yelverton caps, with all its miserable
details, has been before the Lords during the put
week. The question which they bus to decide ia
whether Major Yelverton was lawfully monied to
Theresa Loogworth. This Mr. Rolt, Sir Hugh
Cairns, and the other counsel for the Major deny,
and according to theit showing, Mrs. Velvetton—
for to this mune most people believe she is entitled
—is one of ths most cunning and depraved women
in Christendom. She sat tip all night with Major
Yelverton, then • stranger, on board the Boulogne
boat, and when she arrived in London she took
him to her lodgings and stayed with him several
hoar. Robeequeotly she inveigled the innocent but
indecorous major into • correspondsoce, and fol-
lowed bin, wherever he went, always with th• view
of becoming his asietress, if she could possibly force
herself upon him. In the Crimes, at the hospital
where Mrs Yelvertos acted as nurse, and on board
the Wilburn' there were between them the most
improper familiarities. Afterwards she followed the
major to Edinburgh, and there lived • disreputable
life, and ultimately led him to the altar in a Rosen
Catholic Church, to go through a ceremony of
marriage, "as • solve for her conscience." On the
other hand, Major Yelverton, we are bid to
believe, was an innocent youth who never
allowed an ill thought to enter his mind.
Discreet, modest, and amiable, hespent several years
in repelling the too ardent advances of Theresa
Lonzworth, and was at last ensnared against his
will, be actually having written to Rim Longworth's
sister to warn her with respect to the wandering
Theresa. In fact, according to the learned
counsel, ha was Litonerous minded man, full of
noble qualities; Miss Longworth was • young
woman ready to sacrifice body and soul to gratify
the desire of becoming his mistress. The case is at
posted to last some time longer.

DOBCRESTBR.—Prrcup Ooeir Yearn, &tarlay.
Jim* 11.—Wheat in mesh less supply, m, it of which
;old at the rates of last week. Scarcely any sale for
berley. Oats at previous price&
lageoe's itzroarroilt MALI, &auras!, Jane 11.—
At tile mile there were 120 bed of cow stoat and 900
sheep and lambs on off r, which were ail sold. The
attendance of customers was hirde. but tey did not
arrive until late, in .o,e/queues of having attended
btoford fair. The beasts sold from li.. 01. to 126.
per score, tome very prime animals hdonsing to Mr.
Farquharson fetching from C 25 to 1:35 each. Down
wethers r alised from 74ci to SI.. and eves and horned
wethers from 7d. to 7kl per lb., and limbs from 28e.
to 325. &L each. _ _ . . .

DuISZT COMITT SCHOOL.—fI. first distribution of
prises in connexion with this newly-ostablihed institu-
eou will take plain at the School on niday The Rev.
Azehdoscon lianctnary is exp. veal to predde, and no
&Mat the proceadinp will be of such an interestmg
char,mter Sc wdi wired, a large number of the parents
and friend, of the pupils now undergoing instruction at
this school. _ _

Accinityr.—On &turd an old man 80 ran. of age,
named George Creech. whilst engaged .a taking a horse
from the shafts of a cart, fell on the curbing in front Cli
the Creyhound.bre.king one of his thighs. He was con•
rayed to the County Hospital, where, no doubt, he will
rewire that treatment which such a serious injury
demands. . . . . . .

81trir BELLAIWO.—The simnel alteep-abe•ring match
In coonezion with the Dorchester Agricultural Society,
look piece on Saturday in Mr. Bator's new Cattle
Repository. There were 14 emispeCtors, and the shearing,
generally speaking, was done in an efficient manner.
Each man had to sheer three sheep, the time allowed
hsingt.o hours,hut the work woe performed in much less
time. Tbeanitnala,which wereof • choio.description.wers
kindly ferniahed by J. B. Phelps, S-q.. of liinocktoo.
The judges were—Me-era. John Saunders. Gutman.
stone : John Homer, Martinatown ; and Levi Grovel',
Binghsan's Meloombe. The prises were won as follows :
_Kra, ra, John Foyle, servant to Wears. F. and N.
fiddle, Moreton; moon& El, John Watts, versant to
Mr. John Chick, Compton; third, 10a., John Hoot,
servant to J. J. Farquharson, Fog., Langton. The
annual exhibition of stock in ocetneetion with she
society is fixed to take plea. on the 30th of July, and
we are given to understand that there will be upward.
of twenty pieces of plate offered for competition. The
mowing match in coneeaion with the society will t he
place at Bockhatopton, in • field belonging to Mr.
°carp Halpin, on Thursday nest.
Calvin oil Flu.—On Sunday morning, about eight
o'clock, the kitchen chimney of 11r. Barnard, eooper,
was discovered to Is on Bre. After considerable
lata,dr the dames Intro extinguished, but not before •
portion of the roof of the house we. taken off, and the
premises deluged with water, which was poured down
the chimney by mean. of a hole attached to the water
pine.
Thu WitATHlll.—The reading of the thermometer at
Dorchester for the pent week is as follows :

IState of
Dates. Noon 1141 ?firgict I Wontlito.
tz
- - - -
June
6 65 50 NW Me
7 76 54 SW Fine
66 63 NW k W Mao
16)14 448 NI/NkWW Rain,
iiil2 868 fi W
kS EIWW ftrilit'showers, fine

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8 64
7 56
5 VI
9 58
10 55

44 W
43 WSW
44 SW
46 SW k 8
42 I k SS
:BWkB/1
alas

Cloudy, nos
Clou ,y, rain
Cloudy, rain
lino, cloudy

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