The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-11-18 00:00:00

POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Partmeuanfatit Ciftsione.Although only three
months have elapsed shuns the session of 1862 was
brought to a close, there have been within that, period
several important Parliamentary changes. In the Mouse
of Lords Dr. Sumner is succeeded by Dr. Langley in
the Arehbishopric of Canterbury, while Dr. Thomson
will be entit/ed to take his seat as Archbishop of York.
Early in Septembet the Earl of Harrington died, and is
succeeded in the peerage by Ins eon, Lord Petersham,
who, being only seventeen years of age, will not be able
for some years to take his mat. The Earl of El-learners
died on the 19th of September, and is =weeded by
his son, Viscount Brackley, who is also a minor, having
heed burn in 1847. Lord Sherborne died on the 19th
of Octoroon, aird ideneeeeded by his son,the Hon. James
Henry Legge. BY the death of Lord Dungannon an
Irish peerage became vacant Islet month Lord Arnn-
dell, of Wardour, died, and is strocended by the Hon.
John Francis Arundel. A British peerage bee within
the lest few days become extinct by the death of the
Marquis of Breadalbane. In the House of Common.
several changes have taken place. On the day of the
prorogation mt. Dennis William Pack Bereeford was
eituteti for thp county of Carlow, in the room of Mr. :
ffliam M'ClintOch Ounbu es
ty, whe resigned. On the I
h of Jingoist, Mr. J. L. Ricardo,: member tor Stoke-
upon-Trent, died, and it sttoceeded in the representation
of that borough by liff. Cliental. In the beginning of
September Mr. Andrew Stetiart, member for the
borough of Cambridge, intimated his intention of re-
signing, but no new writ can be issued Until the
meeting of Parliament. Within the last few days two
seats have become vacant—one for Southampton, by
the death of Mn, B. M. Wilcox. and one for Totnes, by
the death of Mr. T. Mills. For both these boroughs
the Pre' piker of the House of Commons will be em-
powered to ionic Writs in the course of a few days.
PROPOS= Et:l4o*E4it ,MBDIATION I AMIIIIOAN
AFFAIRS.—EAEL RUSSIVO RE#LI /0 ißkgcm—The
Qoaette of Friday night contains a deepatch, dated
Foreign Ciffloe, November 13th, ptiblished by Earl
Rrisaell to Bin Conley Her Majesty's Ambaseador at
Paris.—After retiapirolriLtiting the substance of the des-
patch of M. Drouyn de nye; Earl Russell proceeds to
say Her Majesty's Government imeogirise vritb pleasure :
in the design of arresting the progrees of the war by
friendly measures the benevolent views and bremarte
Intentions of the Emperor. They are also of opinion
that if the step. proposed were to be taken the con.
current* of Emma would be extremely desirable. Her
Ocorensutent have, however, not been informed
UP to the kedent time that the Russian Government
have agreed to po Operate 4ith England and France on
this occasion, althotigh that Govefnment may support
the endeavours of England and 'ranee to attain the end
propoeed. After weighing all the information received
from America, Her Majesty's Government ate led to the
conclusion that there is no ground at the present
moment to hope that the Federal Government would
eceept the proposal suggested, and a refusal from Wash-
Ingtdn at present would prevent any speedy renewal of
the dffer. Her Majesty's Government think, therefore,
it would be better to watch carefully the progress of
Opinion in America, arid if, as there appears reason to
hope, it may be found to have andergone, or may
tindergo hcreafter; any change, the throe Courts might
then &Vail thediselves Of such change to offer their
friendly counsel, With igreater prospect than now exists
of its being accepted by the two contending parties.
Her Majesty's Government will communicate to that of
France any intelligence they may receive from Wash-
ington or Richmond on this important subject

Mr. Brophy, the Irish State dentist, died lately
The will, StOording to the Irish Times, contains a
somewhat peculiar prollso. Amongst the legacies
bequeathed was one of 1:60 to Fleming, of Merlon-
square, accompanied by an injunction to that gentle-
man to cut off his head prior to his being btiried. It
appear! that Mr. Brophy had for many years past en-
tertained a fear that he would be buried alive, and to
guard against this he caused this extraordinary proviso.
to be introduced into his will.

ildwAAVAt'f OliFrragr: Piut.s. —Remarkable recovery.
—Mothers skid narrates should read the testimonials to the
efficacy of Holloskars rev:oodles in subduing scarletina,
diptheris., bronchitis, and those inflammatory complaints
which are now committing MUM lia*Ge• both amongst children
and adults. A wife writes : "I had only relbbed your Oint-
ment on the throat two days, in • case eel brceskhitte When
my husband improved in • most remarkable manner, and In
leas than • week was quite well:" Such testimony should be
known to persone liable to throat affections, and all fatuities
generally, The worst niters, sores, end wound. biome clean,
and nooii grow Up, under the application of Hollowity'. OM,
meet, which always prevents the epread of inflammation and
unhealthy action,
- •

A6CYCH6I CDRE CR, LONO-STANDINO ASTHMA NT DL LOCOCIL'S
PCILMONID WAFDILS.--Caldicot.—" Sir,—l return you my most
humble but emirs thanks for the benefits derlted by me
thrpugh taking Dr, Landes Pulmonle Wafers at sour recces.
mendation. 1 was afflicted for years with a most violent
asthma, with shortness and difficulty of breathing, and.at
times a cough so bed as to cause me violent vomiting and dry
retching. I had been ill some years, and tried nearly all the
medical men about here. I found relief almost immediately,
and have followed my employment ever since. Jas. Genuses,
Market Gardener. Witness, Mr. Thos. 1. Jones, Chemist, 6,
Locas Newport,
rmosic WAFERS give instant relief' and a
rapid cure of teethes., consumption, coughs, and ail disorders
of the breath and lungs. All throat affections are immediate-
ly relieved by allowing one occasionally to dissolve In the
mouth. To singers and public speakers they are invaluable
for clearing and strengthening the voice. They have a plea-
sant taste. Price Is., lid., 2s. Pd., and Ils, per box. Sold by
all medicine senders. CAUTION.—Every box of the ORNUINM
medicine has the words "Ga. Lococs's WAPIRS" in white
etters on a red ground in the Government Stamp, without
which words ALL •112 COUNTISFSITS AND Alf INPOSITIDN.