The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-18 00:00:00

jortign Entettignur.

Tul Coofedrate rem Stonewall. beilt in Great
his been sold by the Uoited States to Japan for 500,006
dale
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MRS. HARPIST BRINIER WTOWS hlis 300 acres rf land
near Jaeta.nenle, which she planted with or..
orchard& She has been offered twice its cost.
THE Holten is toinsing with him a present for as
Emore.s of tie French, in rh• ah•pa of • re eklee•
valued (says thsSiftwgion) at 2,501,000 f. (CI00.000).

'table
A Num Vass. —The Nee York World seems to be
rwleavontini to neutralise the eiied " 'wile." • verb
dens al himn the nownhnibtuirnsdia,r;:osted
loos
b.todtrbereivuer,r,
appeared et Herhelab, t).
ieTinPterLAs,l4anu":d.—ohrthe two settled Arab tria,,_l,ooa
otrong —.how it has attacked, a hundred nava been
serried of.

A GIMAT trade is driving in tbe Wefts of Paris b 7
itinorant vendors srli erg photographs of M. rim
mark at one son. People boy one and exclaim mi,h
astonishment that be dale DOB look wicked. Ile Lad
ben supposed to be an ogre.,
THE CATHOLIC A DMUS TO TWB Porc—Lord vaig

Fioward, M.P. Mr. Hops Scott. the eti,inpot
Connie!, air, Mr. De Lisle, have (ii.. 0/,./4 •ti.t. •
alined to situ dm address on Pikpal sow
coin. of moisters by eminent members of the Roman
Cetbolio Church.

IT yes exceedingly fortunate for M. Itamheez,
iquerry of the French Emperor, that hie borne reeeie.g
the pistd hell destined for the Czar. Not oily NW hi
reeeived a Ruasian and a French order of Iliniglithoon,
hot he fete get a title of nobility, and his wife Is, hors
presented with £12,000 worth of diamonds by the
Empress of Russia.
DRS N•RR AND NORTH ',CULTISM°. —DP [DMA had
caueed a declaration to be made at BerHo that rhe
would Darlertake no guarantee for miiotaioint lb.
national rights of German inhabitant. of North Sallee.
wig, and that she cannot enter into any Legnciatiors
with Frannie in nfeeenee to thin oint. She sr.mid
treat the Ger.oan inhabitant, of the didriets *Lich,
in coneeituenee of the plehtwitnin, ire to rrvert I.
Denmark, only and exclusively acwording to Vie timid'
lass

A DTPLORADLP ACC/DEPT bps just take. !thee at
EOM Count de Kielowasswege end lois wife were tahlt.g
• •rive in the neighbourhood. wh.n the hors... surded
he • cum hormone •emenspable. d dashed off at a
furious rate. They at last earns with greet violence
against • walL The count was thrown from bia seat,
and. iii falling, rewired so severe a wound on the head
that be died ea tb• following night. The witntees
sustained no injury, but the carriage was broke to
pima sad the hones killed.

Tax Curia hnsaaavorinir.—latelligeow melee/0
at llasemilles. Jaw 12, from Athens to the 6th IMO.,
aoutt laoes that the Greek stmanwr Areal, being porsiwd
I, fur Turkish war vessals, took rifoge ett Pie G oak
island of Oerigotto, where she was bloak.ded awl fired
upon by the Turks. One 'tailor tem killed and two
wounded. The CiPwela Goverata.nt, upon Pen,'
informed of the event, del:twat-4 a frigate to prt.tect
the Area.% Admiral Vtssin Peeks. •Ith two Pont
twig, two etenniers, end 8,000 troops, smiled on Monday
Out 11th, for Crate.

Binrgowagl's trial will probably Came on early in
Jaly. The Peri. Liberel says it is asserted that ill
Czar has soled the Emperor Nape'eren to spare tbe
.4 the asevein. He still deities that babas socamplices,
or that be told hie moo to anyone; he Mini • having
' ...omitted • mime, and regrets bowleg done so in Fianee,
hut gays he does not repent of it, for his brother *as
hanged by the Rumbas' during the Polish insoirecti.n,
his mother perished on the read to Siberia, his si.ter
was outiaged, and his father is is Siberia.
r...mb.A.RoniglAsahaike7g; 13..nalsr"ean"r.....—nA upltlyeoinae..ofrica:w
America. In
*Pen violation of all law as proponaded by that sect.
50th the parties sr re young, and hut carried on a
s...nrapnlidrooo for some time. although they had
spoken to one anc.ther. The oorreaponde•ee was dis-
eovered, however, and the sooner men .111
whereupon the young lady Wad. rejoined bee free re.-e.
and they were married secording to the rites el the,
outer o orld. Consiesrahle indication and omits/on&
esists In consequence among dm "family."
THE CohnhaTlON OF THI Kxau or HENG.III7.
On Saturday, June 8, Francis J-sepli, Emperor of
Austria, *ea soh Doily crowned King of Hunter, at
Bade. The crows of St. Stephen, miraculously pre-
served—so runs the H anew ian legend—through many ,
str.f.ge chances and vicisaito les of the Magyar thro.e,
lithe palladium of Royal right in the eyes of ell tine
Magyars. Before aftealion it the Emperor of Anstria
was never their rightful King. On Saturday it was
olaud on his bead by the Archbishop the Piimate
of Hungary, on Use sacred bill of coronation at Buda.
Theis was much antoque pomp and ceremony, great
oarade of nobles in quaint medimeal cost me, great
crowding sod pubic rejoicing, with eiftehl and Ono that
must have made the mountains ring. The eat' nsiamn
was at it. bigheet when the King rode up the hid on
hi. white charger, and *trash with his *word t the
four points of the compass. according to the ancient
a-age. The fair Empn es•Qoirein was crowned wi.ll
the Ernp.ror•Hing, and her two sons wetpreser, in
ilungarian wet ume. The twin nations of Austria ad
g000•ry have had their griefs ; hl.nowibeirturri for
happiness.
Ma. lioasca 011:17.11T.—In his letter to the Union
LsaYllo Club, Mr. Horace Greeley, editor of the NOV
York Trtbage, thus refers to the opprettion he en-
countered through his olvosacy of a merciful poi•CY
after Mr. Lincoln's assassination :—" At once a concerted
oowl of denunciation and rage was sent up from every
side against o* by the little creatures whim God. for
eowe iascrotable purpose. permits to edit a majority
our minor journals, echoed by a yell of • stop me
paper l' from thonsandaof imperfectly instructed readers
,4 the Tribene. One iropndent puppy wrote me to
nmmer categorically whether I was or was not in favour
of hm,ing J,F. Davis, adding that I must stop his
taper if I were not! Soiree volunteered assurances that
I was defying public opinion—that most of my readers
were agslost me—as if I could be induced no snit* what
they wished said rather than what they needed to be
told. I
the editorial vocation according to the vulgar coneeptidt
of it. The din raised about my ears now Is nothing to
that I then endured and despised. lam humiliated by
the reflection that it is (or was) in the power of onh
ihsecte to annoy me, even by pretending **discover • ith
surprise something that I have for years been publicly
emphatically proclaiming."

DIPARTURR Or VHS CZAR Paoli PARUL—The Czar
and his sow. left Paris oa Tuesday by roil at arra p.m.
ht parting the two Ymprrors warmly embraced •11. 13
other. The Cur proceeded for Germany with the Doke
Vladimir by the Bet. rn railway, and the Cserewiich
left feu London by the Northern line. Before lb. Cur
left Para he received et the Elver a devilries f-rn
30.) English residents who have signed., &desists
roost-rotating him upon his escape from 13eres-swek 'a
piatm. The depetatioa courted of only eight or air
pergola. The Bev. Me. Forbes rood the address. The
Cut, in reply, said in English. "I thank you very much,
but I speak more easily in Freeeh,"—and then said in
the hitter language that he deeply felt the spoor' y
expressed in the English address, end that it isontribmed
materially to alleviate the dihtress whish the painful
event bad Doused him. He then shook hands earlisill
with the Rev. Mr. Forbes, and probably thought the
ereinony over. But Mr. Davis, on the part of the
I odeiendents, improvised a rather long speech, which
his Majesty patiently listened to Mr. Davis par-
ticularly thanked the Czar for his complete toleration
of Pro•estants, and for allowing the free circulation of
the Bible throughout hie dominion.. When he kid
fini-bed be prorated the Emperor of Russia with a
volume containing specimens of ininsletioas of the &tile
in 120 languages, and also a New Testament printed in
Chinese. The Cue looked at thee.' curious hooks with
greet attention. He shook hands with Mr. Davis, sod
tip n the deputation withdrew. Ibe Ceareltriteh stood
behind his father's /Moir all the time.
Drat. urrwizo • PAIL'S FOTI'O/1 ANTI AN A DVOCATT
—M. Floquet, alter the provocation he rueived from
the Pops, which treativl him Id en amemnpliee of
Rernsowski, sent two friends, IL Glais Bisoin, the
deputy, end NI Drf i, the barrister (semis-law of M.
Gander Pages) to the Pays office to inquire whether the
article in the number of June 8, stetted by M. J. de
Latoucbe, in the name of all the staff of chr p.p., wag
written with the intention of produsiag aeilialivese
Irony K. Fl net. 11. Greater de Caragnso and his son,
M. Paul As ,replied : "There the acted, is, it
is what ills; end K.Floquet may understand it as he
like.," Thereupon a challenge was delivered to 31.
ie Laroche, and a meeting was arranged on the
lug renditions: "1. A duel shall be fought between
K. FlAuet and K. de letoutbe ; 2. The nwerm ts to
be the sword •' S. The emobst sladl *seas after the find
wound which may render the centinuence of the rem
°entre anecotal or impossible.. The meeting took place
at &Ile St. Cloud. N. Mrs Bisoin, whose age alone
should, in my bumble °price, have kept him out of
such an affair, avowed on the ground w th K. Dlr, to
second K. tloquit. 11. de Latouelse wee waited upon,
as the prise-fighters say, by the 016111111SSON fatboir and
son. Alter two purge, of arms, whir lasted shout
five minutes. K. Flocpirt had received two wounds in
his right hand. He wished to go on. but the summon is
attends's°, interfered, aod gave it Debts decided *pries
thee, IL Floquot harag {net • groat deaf of Moog from
his first wound, there lurid be sa in-quality egogiory
to the wrier* coaditiou if be error ocialmese fighting
after the ..seed. It would appear from a paese signed
by the stroads of both pectin Own the tahlhf_hf_
_uses of
the Pap Ig• Z. 1.411 very reedy, hawk the
opinioa of the elopes. tohugo
Tutees, ter le shamed Oat they may eerided to the
gana.44oZialrquilieemilbroihoula Izziftths:soZitive
et IL
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