The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-19 00:00:00

let October.

The %WIN Coating were red on Thursday
hY the perm. the Molter de voted a sp•sola et
Mot length, but it nu free from any ci thole enigma-
Seal sectaries which have in the pad caused so rub
usseeiness. Rio Majesty noticed this several erste
that hid taken plate in Europe since the lest
eeriest sad Una prsøe.d.d to eongratulate Mona as
his relations wits Foreign Powers. Spooking of
Euestsl, he rid that the oonnexioo existing bottler
this count* and Ernes bosuns daily more intimate
by the shan't:ode of their policy and the multiplisity et
O( their etornereial nulxtlosi Prowls sought, he said,
to avoid everything width might roust the natural
slisortibilities of ?rare, end agreed with her upon the
chid European questions. Rimer was not disposed to
separate be: polity in the Hest from that of Francs,
and the ears was the ors with Austria, the grottoes
of whir emintry, the Emperor remarked, was Mignon
-
sable to the sword equilibriuns. It It satidaelory to
Iwo frees the Emperor's lips that nothing at prment
sasibm usssiese, and that it is his arra oonrictiou that
pawn will not be diderbed.

A RATH= MOLL EICIDIR occurred oat Tueeday It Mill
Tribunal Civil, Paris. When the judges took Ososes"o,
Preeareteur Inpertul wee, to the usual form, Su,.m
upon to move, The proearsteur rose Lad aosouseed,
befur 41" Mulct Wisest rioututeoecd, that there were
eft dein number or fanotiouarlia, fast named by
Gowerarooat, who wore ia adlisdoleto t4kS the
wroloroari " truths Watt Ilakeibt hetul r".• et; 1
nwrid tiro Heft to aßoar to b• sword.
hiskeraudAd4dr tan hia amok whom sew Is°
"6"8"ardold) stopped forward. Thr7 won
te Noir rid* haute, and the oath was rood *
the raper, evil.', of the orwrt. Whoa lbw int words
were resit•d, "roil Dalswas swop a. nomad tiro asompla

of letters thst pees through year hands,* he.. the
rdier, who bad present to his mentor, tile Peetmaster•
Geoeral's circular ordering his subordinstee to open
letter*. mall not reprrec a smile, and in a felt esecods
the procurator, jorlges, mantel, sodienoe, the Pavers
themselves, and even the @eremite el the mart, caught
the Wootton, and burst into Woollier. Tbe oath was
than gat Orough with.. lunch gravity as possible.

A MAttaoon florra•or Lamm-anat.—A oorresnon
dent of the nate giros the toll iwing report of a debate
io the lothlative Owlishly of New Smelt Wiley. 111.
taken frosn the Spdney Mornhog Herald of the 25th of
November. 1888. The subject of the debate was a Owls
ir:' to Its supporters by the Governmeat, lot whioli
" we alleged Wet free railway ticks& were ilkuolly
Issued, sad at which much drunkenness was Mai to have
measliest :—Mr. Cowper, leader of the opposition : Was
it b"...t0 Numbers were implicated In a dishonest
transaction that the public were to be robbed in this way?
Mr. de Bali*: If anyone *barged him with drunkenness
, (which nobody had), he would say it was a lie.
11r. Diploma describes the plank : I travel up the river
12.11.. in • boat, God knows my shirt was wriotat
wet. Igoln fw • feed, and then I slip off. We ad
saddles of melba sad and everything
that's nice. There was an mistake about it. It was •
flummocker (whatever that I.). he. 'Mr. Macpherson
showed Mr. Martio, Attorney-Gweral and Premier.
with 'a miserable and di hi. dodge.' Mr. Martin :
it is Wm. Mr. Macpherson : He hue uttered the
greatest lie that be has uttered since he swore • lie.
Mr. Martin, Premier: 11th. honourable member amused
bite of resorting to. dodge. It wee as false.. hell,
. If he (Mr. Martin) held any Whi r politicos than.
he now Wald, such teacup would be followed by
personal violence. Mr. ftuchanas : The Botany Bay
aristocrats were the moat unmannered dap he had ever
WO. "If the language had been used to me I would
have gone and wrung We honourable member's bead off,
Pisortioarr AID CRIME A young loan mused Gorntil,
aged 18, an Ironmonger's shopown, wan tried on Thurs-
day at the Court of Assizes of the Seine for as attempt to
murder a Woodrow; named BRAWN, Daboeville. Abe
accused, who was of respeetable parents, appears, not-
withstanding his youth, to hays lad an irregular life
and to have been of a violent and vindietive temper.
He bad becion.• inspired with a passion for We young
woman, who was some years older than himself,
and who had aecepted different pres-nte from him,
among others • watch, but refused to aoeede to his pro-
posale for forming • Wooer intimacy. and at length to
rid herself of Isis importunitice, ranged to sec him any
loupe (lentil. whom jealousy had been also waited by
learning that she woo the mistrime of • man named
Chalmandier' went on the evening of the 25th
November to. public dowries-room where he bad been
informed that Phe was to be found, and then meeting
her with her paramour, fired • pistol at her heed, and
and then himself swallowed the contents of a phial eon-
Seining four mows* of mercury. The woman was
wounded in the temple, and, although now partially
reonwered, is still suffering from a paralysis in the foes.
The quantity of poison taken by the *caused being too
large, did not remain on his stomach, and so be escaped
all danger for Ida life. The young woman, who remained
in court during the trial, woe • person of • tall figure and
pleating eouotwancie. The jury, after a short delibera-
tics, returned a verdict of Not Guilty, and the prisocer
was acquitted of the crimnal charge; but the wad,
giving judgment on a demand made for 10.0001. damages
put forward by the woman, reduced the sent to 40801.,
which it ordered Natal to pay,