The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-09-06 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1570

about eve o'clock. It was evident be wat sofforiau from
1101110 direct injury to the spinal Dont General paralytia
ot thelower ecu males set in. wi•ich extended upwards,
sn4 pose., his death by ssnhysi.. tie died shout Ate
c'cleck last night: I have no doubt death was sauced
by the fall.
The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death."

presidents were re-elloclied ; the eehneittt% with Ski
elc-pti“tt of two of c.vsa additions, remains the same
li. Isat year: ?jr. Wry we re-elected librarian, and Mr.
Robert Ilabgood Wby elected I.onursry secretary. Mr.
Tbiselton prop . el ti' the th mkt. .4 the &meting be
arc wded to Mirth Kernp-Welcb, K.q., for the ure
interest he had shown in the welfare of the Poole
Young Mere. Christian Association sine. its formation in
18.59. The Rev. (4. Morgan tail be had great pleasure
In seconding the resoletion, and upon ita being put to
the meeting it was 'tarried with scsiatuation. Tbe thanks
of the meeting was also tendered to Mr, J: J. Norton
for so zealously discharging the duties of secretary
donna the year 11469-70. It woo resolved that for the
I future the weekly meetings should b-. held on Toomey
evenings, aid it was furthm resolved that up mbers
under 18 years of are should be exempt.° I fr .m the
payment of the nu .rterly subscriptions doring the
taiumer mel.tha. Toe numbers of mernhersnow on the
books of the frnmeiatlon is 8:1, and we believe this
number wiil bear farour.ble comparis..n with that of
simile: associations in ch.) county of Dorset.

millions. We think, however, that besides
this, we must have the line of the Moselle
with Metz, and, if God will, we shall have
it.

PARIS EXCITED: A MOB IN THE
EM PEROR'S PALACE.
A special Daily News telegram says that
in Paris is indescrilrable intense enthusiasm.
Yesterday afternoon a mob forced the gates
of the Tuillerics, and pilled down the
Imperial flag. A hundred entered the palace,
but did no mischief. The Gard Mobile occupies
the Tuilleries. The Imperial eagles %%ere torn
from the flags and thrown out of the windows.
Busts of the Emperor were thrown into the
Seine, amid tremendous applause. Portraits
of the Emperor and Empress were thrown
from the windows and trampled upon. Roche-
fort was carried in triumph to the Hotel dc
Ville, and enthusiastically cheered when he
appeared at the balcony. The soldiers frater-
nised with the people, and turning their
muskets upside down, shouted " Down with
the Traitors," " Vive la Republique." Count
Keratry is appointed Prefect of Police, and
M. Arago, Mayor.
A Times special telegram describes the im-
mense enthusiasm at Berlin. A Royal decree
orders the formation of seventy.sis new
cavalry squadrons. The King orders the
besieging force at Strasburg to fire only
against the fortifications, and not into the
town. Marshal Bazaine has released 700
Prussian prisoners, provisions being scarce at
Metz. The German press vehemently in-
veighs against England and Italy for supply
France with arms.
Daily News special telegram says that the
Emperor addressed an autograph letter to the
King of Prussia, stating that not being privi-
leged to die at the head of his army, he laid
down his sword to His Majesty. The bands
or the German army are forbidden to play
French airs. The Prussian General Feschow,
adjutant of King William, accompanied ,
by a French staff officer has been
sent to Metz to inform Bazaine of the
surrender of the Emperor and capitula-
tion of MacMahon's army, and to endeavour
to arrange the capitulation of Bazaine and
his army.