The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-12 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS FROM IRELAND.

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The nee. to hand continuer. reassuring. The inintr-
gents are doing some little mischief in country plains,
but they are obvious'. not increasing in numbers. The
troops are fully able to give a good savant of the
"rebel.," who appear to be vanishing like the mists to
their fat ourite mountain retreat. under. warm morning
MIL

IT {. said that the reduction in tariff for messe.ges
sent by the Atlantic, sable from a minienum of EIO to
£5 .111 tate plate on or about the 15th of this month.
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The rheumatic atteek of lb. Princess of Wales wee
very 'harp ind.ed, snd there is, it is said, twat to
fear that the affection of the knee may remelt in •
temporary stiffness of the joint.

Ix an article on the position and prospect. of the
Great Western Railway, alter remarking upon the
report, kn. the Times conies to the conclution that
after ell. notwithstanding recent misfortunes, railway
property is likely really to be improved rather than
injured by the events of the last year or two.
DINCORDMIT AttlllolllTlll6.—The Imperial Review
(Tory) age that in case the Hones of Commons should
reject the Reform Bill, or ehold carry amendments that
are onßosesi to t • principles MI which it is based, •
distolution will tail place. The same journal under-
'tends that the Bill will coutein no elanse in favour of
household sollfmge, and that it was not intrude.' to pro-
pose pinimlity of vols.. The John Bali (Thr7). however,
I. authorised to state that the assertions of the imperial
Reriem ae to the forthcoming Reform Bill are mere
gumework, and have not the sanction of Her llejesty's
Government The JoAs Bull warns its friends in the
country to be prepared for a general election at any
Imo neat.—Oistrrer.

CoLLAIION ON Tan SOITTII-Wintlilll4lll.—A collision
oecurvarl on the South•Weetern line near Emitter on
Friday morning. The Exmouth market train, which
hares the Queen•etreet station, had just started, and MY
approaching the tunnel at Lion'. Holt, when it ran into
some marriages which had been detached from the down
train front Honitoo, and which were being drawn by •
bores. Th• nauseam.l were severely el:taken, and
several sustained severe bruise.. A arateleas carriage
was amok injured, and several other carriages Vets
Slightly chattered. Had the speed been quick there
world probably have been a 'lberians of Of., 'The mutter
will be strictly inquired into. Mr. Superintendent Tyler
was immediately on the spot, and every %mistimes was
rendered where required.

A °leaf COUNCIL of Bishops at Lambeth Palace is
announced to take plate in September text. It is to
bear the name of "The General Anglican Council," end
In qualification of thee title is to inch.de not only the
Antlbithows and Bishop+ of the prorinees of t enter.
leery and York. but the prelates of the Irish Church
end those of the Episcopal Chutch or Scotland, the
Bishops of the Sitio:opal Church of the United States,
end of .ny other churches whieh halt communion with
the Church of England. It is said that one of thr
earliest question. proposed for sonsideration will be the
rolotioss a the Colonial Churches to the mother Charlie,
with especial reference to the schism In the Church of
South Africa. It is not yet known what other subjects
are to be discussed.

DOlllllllO Benvairre.—A housekeeper sends the
following pretty thing to the Times, as it was
received, "I beg you to print verbatim (spelling and
all) the enclosed letter just remind from • house-
maid, who declines a good situation bemuse she bee
not • eeparate sitting-room. I should state that in
the sitnetion referred to there is • servants' hall, and
• large still.rown for the maids' me, for their meals
and to sit in, as also a housekeeper's-room, and that
the housemaid's bed•rooni is a large airy rolai with
• fireplace in it, said looking out on the garden and
plessure-groends. But thui Is out good 'mush for a
• bona-maid :'—' My Lady,—l received Yours this
morn •4 and I thick your Ladyships Situation will
hardly be likely to mit me sal have beacon, been where
there was no homemade room, and it being • great
distance I think I must decline taking it.—l am, my
Lady, your At servant,—.'"