The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-24 00:00:00

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Th. following ta the latret nom from the nsiglibourbood
of Basta Major-fieeiarel Zech commenced the bombard-
ment of the too n.aed fortress on Ms sv ning of the 17th
Mat, from his position at Zees:. This wa• contiened on
tho (aloe., gap, when the insorgstits attempted a sortie
at two different places, but were repulsed with consider-
able lose by the Austrian troops
Again at six o'clock in th• evening of the 18th the
teammate made another determined attack, but with the
Mow mutt. The Austrian lcusies are not yet known, but
most he coaddigable. as lighting continued all day toe.
klitior-General Rheinlander muds an racial hologram,
dated &sell., the Igib. 7 o'clock p.m., stating that the
fortress of Bin.= has lost capitulated- Among the prt.
potters ass many Turkish regular eoldim end • Turkish
staff atom
It is to he hoped that, with the aid of the newly
mobilised troops which General Philippovich will within
three weeks ha= concentrated in Bosnia, the backbone of
the inearrection will be fairly broken bac= winter sets
Rem= is endeavouring is checkmate Greet Rein= at
/Mamboed Router states that the Russian enibessedor
Isse submitted ta the Porta the draft of. treaty of siflaaco
between Russia sad Turkey, =staining cleans confirming
the I...anitise payable by the Portia and which the
Tegety of Berlin left to he settled between the two
Goy...eats, and regulating the commercial relations of
the two countries. The Molten doss not ahem a violent
Unlined= to tins himself into tk• areas of kis old foe;
but It is evident that • boundless fl-id for Intritaa ma
Demme apt. the deeignins =Mae at C wistentin=le.
The sows front the T I is not reassuring. A Cow
telegram says that the Zulus are everywhere show.
Ins heetility to the Brit di, &ad military cperetious to the
ffraiisvael continua Cetawayo, the Zulu king. Is not yet
the Gild, but be continues to observe towards us ea
Attitude of covert hostility.

LATEST. The Miley nobodies lobo constitute the Church or
Zagiaod's Working Meg Society have petitioned the
who wee expected to eitend the Princess Archbishop of Canterbury to " snow* the clergy in Your
Mr. G imcb. sodsy writ*, to the moretary diocese both pommel]; to riguas to say the rore of Holy
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SKI/101te were preached at the Ho—ly Trinity Church
ma Sunday last by the Rev. T. H. Proctor, vicar of
Richmond, and isha vicar of All Saints', Dorchester,
In aid of the funds of the Dorset County Hospital,
whew the large sum of Er was realised. The Forestets
attended at the church ha full regalia in the sfternoos.

Tel installation of the Dui; of St Albans r
Provincial Grand Muter of Freemasons for the
province of Notts in Oar of the Duke of Newcastle,
who has resigned the Aloe, took place on Friday at
Nottingham Castle, the Art Museum there bring
closed to the public during the day. The mance
wee performed by the Earl of Ciiroarvon.
Master of England, In the presence of • large number
of the brethren, including the Provincial Grand
Masters of Dorset and Lincolnshire, and members of
the craft from various parts of the country.
RAILWAY Rrismitor Ut rge Wart or RIIGLAWD.
—An important moyeenent is being made in the way
of railway o:tendon in the wart The Bridport
Railway Company propose extending their line to
Chard-road Junction on the South-Western line, and
to obtrin running powers over the Great Western
'from Maiden Newton to Dorchester, where they
would commuted+ with the Weymouth brands ol
the South-Western oyster This would open an
entirely new and direct rout* from Waterloo to the
Land's Rod. It is intended to apply to Parliament
for the necessary power next session.
TNYPSILLXCI ADDLIMIL —On Friday evening Kr.
Gribble. of the D.O.T. A., gave an addreer at Grove-
buildings schoolroom (kindly lent for the mourn by
the Rev. W. C. Osborne). There wee a favourable
attendance, mostly comprised of children. The Rev.
W. O. Osborne took the chair and opened the meeting
with prayer, after which he introduced Mr. Dribble,
who gave a very Interesting account of the temperance
work In Dorset The esteemed president, Mr
Bingham, presided at the harmonium, and the
children sang very nicely some of Mr. Bankry's hymns.
After • few other remarks by the chairman, the meet-
ing closed with the singing of the Doxology:

DATES OF PRINCIPAL RACKS.
Newmarket Greet Railway H. Tuesday Sept 24
Newmarket °lobar friday, tier. t 7 _........
Orearewitch (Newmarket) ...—...... .. TOMMY. °et 8
Cambridgeshire_ Tuesday, Oct. II
Dewharet Plats— . Thunder, Oat. 24
Liverpool Atriums Cup. Mond rir, Nov. 7