The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-12 00:00:00

Jorttgn alto Cotantal inttllignut.

FRANCE. The Uewilear of Thursday had
announcement on the subject of the Archduke
Maximilian. It states that, according to advice* from
Nkomo. the Archduke will receive the Mhes
denalisti:en es
on Saturday. and that he will leave for
Mexico on Sunday. We presume this intelligues
may bit considered as decieivr. The eubveriotion fee
the new Mexican loan of 900,000,000 C will be opened
in Paris, according to a telegrein el lest evening, up.
the 15th or 16th April neat. It will be issued
simultaneously at ',soden, Pane, Frankfort,
and A msterdens.
DENMARK AND GERMANY.—The following are
the remarks made by the Pays. We believe wir
know that in the projected conference Denmark will
insist at the very opening of the deliberations upon the
maintenance in principle of the stipulation. of 1861 and
1852, and will a-k that the discussion may turn solely
upon the interpretation of the Treaty of London. It
difficult to admit tbst England will not think it bee
duty to place herself on the same ground as Denmark.
and to support the rights which existing diplomatie
conventions give to Cheistian IX. in Schleswig sad
Holstein. sablect to the inquiry in what manner this.
conventions should be eadenrtood in practice and
carried into execution for the future, so as to give
benefaction to the lost cornplidate of Germany. In
point of fact we have good reasons to believe that this
will be the ours taken by the Willett Government at
the opening of the conference, if. indeed, it do meet.
In thst case the part of France is clearly 111111/11 Were-
hand. Faithful now as ever to her whe
will ask in the first place, like Denmark
that such of the Powers which concurred In the asa-
elusion of the Treaty of London may do honour to fles
signature, and accept that signature as the point of
Torture fur the deliberetions of the continues. If this
opinion should prevail, and if an accord between alf
parties interested sod represented should be established
upon this footing, there will be no occasion fur suggest-
ing any other spasm in the outerenos. But if, ea thee
contrary, the stipulations of 1861 and 1859 should be
abandoned by the majority of the Powers present—if,
In short, the conference should refuse he lathe them
the bashs of its deliberations, France would then find
herself relieved front them. Aod in that case, butte that
cue only. she would propose the vote of the porde-
Wm, and would require that the inhabitants of
Schleswig and Holstein should be called upon to
msnifeet their views.

The Dani.h .ifi;i-ster for Foreign Affairs and hie
oolleague in the duties of the Confereees arrived se
Thursday in Lubeck, on their way frame =7.=
to London. It is believed that the 1.211,
fixed for the opening of the Conferenes, bortsesee double
are expressed at to whether the Germania Diet will
have appointed its delegate by that the.. La /Swage
believes that in oonsequenos of the explanntioas emir
Mined in the note of IL. Gronyn de PHsys, the British
Cabinet is more inclined towards the Vilegri of time
French Government The note if IL Drawn do
I'llnys affirms generally that in the present ennatioes
of slabs it would be unwise to regard the Treaty ett
1852 as a fixed basis, sad reeoniseende that the views*
of the inhabitants of the Duchies should be tionmilbed.-
A BERICA.—The City of Bakintore brings news front
New York to the morning of the 20,k Mareb. The Con-
federates are ssidto be re-arming Fortiflegsrbse.
had been appointed to the ermunand if thells:MarJartbdie
South-West, General D. H. Bill UAW bli plum at
Charleston. At New York it was repartee AM the
Confederates were preparing to Weed* Beistsay frowt
various points. Gold at last accounts was quoted IN
per seat. prow.

SANDIMIGIUM Ram —One of tlin able! improve-
snout., in a mall way, at Sandringham Hall, has bees
the adoption of Reeking' Dimmed Black Lead, fag
polishing the doves ; no doubt it had added • NA,. to
even the brilliant fireside of the Prince and Priam* a
Widen

To" ff,antiard," Nov. 15, speaking of Bonsoa'w
Watohes in the Exhibitiou, waye--" It has evidently
been Mr Bence' object to render these rivals la
point of beauty of decoration to the elegant Swiss
knickneeks, and at the same time to preserve the cha-
racteristics of an English waiab—alrasitli, durability,
and accuracy. In point of daeoration his wallahs* are
certainly unsurpassed." chronometer, dupleir,kolco:No.or,
horlsootal, repeaters, octet meads,
grit seconds, and era', deaoriptioa of watch
from the plainest to the highest quality of wales
the art is at
onto
Wallatacl.imattr7e, =by
post's -17 t-for
titz,„„4. a:damPatWpo
tains a short instory of watch-nuking,
With dsea-
Stone and prices, from 3to 200 gainer eacii. it • '
a guide in the purchase of a watch, and eneht
who lire in Scotland, Ireland, Wales, the
India, or any part of the world, to select •
have it sent free and safe by poet. J. W. Bee
medallist, clam 33. honourable mentioa, alma
and 34. Ludgate-hill, London. Branch Betablie.
63, Cornhill Established 1749.
Watch and clock maker by spatial warrant of spool
meet to H.R. H. the Prince of Wales.
This is an age of improvement, therefore all Oba.
should be in that direction. Thew was wbea es
was readily obtainable—pure wholesome V.-Dr..
Samuel Johnson liked such; sad people
such now. John Chinaman has not been slow Ii Indiao'
out that he ce pais off his brown wee. Levee by all qualities alike, thus greatly Increasing his
own and the merchant's proita, at the einannestes ex-
pense. It is highly requisite that good tea be again
readily obtainable; Horniman and Co., Loathe, there-
fore import it pure, without any nainorai powder.. Its
surface, being the strong, delicious, and In
spring sorts; the green a dull olive—not bl vallib"rha
the black not made intacely dark • this oves7 Bettlea
tea drinker adroit" is a greet desideratum. Stippled
only in packets, through nominee's owls agents—See
advertisement in this day's paper.
The "POW," Aril 21, 1361, speaking of Barnes.'.
Argentine, says, This material, peepeneleg and
retaining a perfect raseublance to Sliver, Ina
be manufactured at a trilling teat into ethic
of plate for ordinary household use, xi well ea
ornaments of • more pretentious obaratiter..
This splendid material is a compound of twice
metals, with a hooey deposit of pure Savor
fermis( one hard compact body, poimmening all the
beauty, richness of colour, and durability Silver, at
a fraction of Ito coot. When the Anreatime and the
real Silver are platied side by ride, the mod abJ
lodge cannot distinguish between them, while Nit Illets-
bffity is oo greet that after many year.' weer Its appear-
ance remains nealtered. During the last eevereseer
years it has base so well received by the Public, that Ile
manufacture has bare extended to all those artist,
usually made in Silver, via, Spoons, Forks, Dicier,.
Tea, and Coffee Service, Waiters. Bread and Cake
Baskets, Candelabra, Malmo( all kieds, Evergnse,Clare2
Jap, ho. A eample spoon will be gent, posh
free, to any part of the United Kingdom, on reoeipe of
30 stamps., and an Illustrated Catalogue, containing 300
engrarinp, and full riot list of the various manatee-
twee, both in argentine and solid silver, will be sent to
any address on receipt of six stamps. A prise medal
was awarded to J. W. Benson for" Excellence of SOSES.
facture, Argentine and Niectro-plate.'• Post-oillee
orders and obelus@ should be made payable to Jiang
W. Benson, Branch Establishment, 63, Coon.
bill. All communinations should be addressed I.
the Principal Establishment, 33 and 34, Ludgate-1A
London. lataidiabed 1749.

and clock ntaiMrly special warrant of appoint.-
tnent to H. RAI. the Prince of Wales.
Ladies will be interested in knowing that Her
Maj. sty's kto Plenipotentiary in Chloe, Sir Jobs
Bowling, recently dated before the Glsegew Chamber
of Commerce, " If a Chinaman was offered sobered tor
for his own drinking, such as le away mewed sled
imported by our a:reheats for Mash oonsumpaime, in
would offend him. !Relish consiamets num know thee
absolute freedom from all mineral Golan, is imam! *
using Hornbeam's pure tea; the demand ter these hies
is 'miners, they are without equal few eking* end
quality. Dr. N.i.h writse, "When at the sleeks be-
'peeing tee, I toted Horsham and Ores. Imports pee.
hotly pen, the black is not made Mises* dub, the
green has aces of the ' bluish mineral win. use at
Mbar is., its has is &irk alive, being thus pure it is
perfectly wholesome." As intimates. &boned, lICAMS
that every picket is signed Roraima. and Co , orisleel
importers of the pure tea. Sold by mahorimd emote ;
the kcal list is he this paper.
'rite "Daily New." of May 291 h, in Us Emerlptioa of
Beersoe's Great Camek, lays "Th. eie, Weir
Is of the highest east." Hemmea's new &boa Isc
contain doeb designed by the free said, of the
day, and include ideas for the
dining-rama bed-room, library, balls, vt=
bracket, certifies, church, turret, railways,
°M2=ll2O. with =aka, astrousinkrAwar"M
emry of clock, from the planest be the
highest quelity of which the art is at present amebas.
Church and turret clocks specially estimated kw. Bea.
eon's Illustrated Pamphlet on Cloaks mad Waiter Y (free
.:orgfor two stamps) contains • sheet hi
atd watch making, with deseripelem sarras si
ea
It sots es • guide in the purchase of • dock or watch,
and enables those who live in Scotland, hawed, Wider.
the Colonise, India, or any part of the world to same •
clock. Also • short pamphlet on Cathedral and rubble
ctocks,frse for one stamp.
Benson rewired a pries medal and honourable
mention in Masses 33_ and 15. 33 and 3.4,
London. Breech Betablialemeat, 63, Oosebill. &to'
Wished 1749.

Watch. aTrd meek maker by mese' warrant of was*.
molt to H. R 11. the Priem of Wales.
firm Num az nous IT Yu GROAT Weems
!apron ham be.. arrived at, by the earsful and somelsat
improvement of the leametive. Tb. maim moms have
made Herring's Magma° Bromism sad Combs equally
plebe. They are now the aompted and curtain remedy
for tire t.. of Tie Deems , MOTORS Headasho,
ko.. end the colour to dm flair in • few
NOuu.taofoltaweeks.
. are =, made.
fdUowtaJ. an mime from tei Skuend Idlss
(mall of Translation of Me Pliammemme of
the Collage of Ph iri London,
, published by sad
'mall defeat is tide eon s. (speaking of tbe
Pheromone's) that',, have so imptive mum bet
what sustains ibis; Slim know that hamenbaidel
poems 0•0604 boar exempt it be Is the fofErf
COCKLIFS PILLS, (kW amid,
semsamoy, mad seinslutb, whisk I think me
into • set of sompound genet, the emidity of while
Is obviated, I susimark by aka.* Mink sad rth.a
fourth bendiest (unkow nn to mil of an trematis
seism I Ildnk no hater and no WINO of it fa its
being • panne reedirdas. I leek it as an areas al
essimeres and dommolie es.omfe. spies 111•4 bed
bo say it is the best made pia iimpoii
rommelers=, • summousames,
, and their
1:440at and eourinsuk i doss sot eamwenly
modem hemorrhoids, like ..dui.illie pas. I stetimsis
to its being lhsresó lfe, no that so 18,10,1•64
milides :slims to the misers Inmskilint.

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