The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-09 00:00:00

imperial liartianunt.

H 01386 OF LORDS.

MOIIDAY.—LonI-- Brea- --gb-uo- --adverted to lbs fere&
sodden% on the Brighton line, and suggested that o
ltiß should he introduced regulating the mazieneen speed
of trains. Lord gime moved for lb* Appoiollesesit or
• Royal commission to inquire what steps mold b.*,
taksn to obviate the evils arising oat of the isclieseimi-
nide TAM of the Darted envies over all Muer of pet:
—eyed notorious WWIs and profligate livers.
Archbishop of Canterbury *Waded to the question
being mooted at the premed moment but wide& that
rather than comma to reed the Banal servico over a
man who had died in the onto Prohative 1064=
there was no penalty the law orield enfores he
not submit to. The Arebbishop of York, the bishop
of London, and others, advised that the motion should
be withdreen, as it wee likely to engage tee atteatioa
of Convocation, and Lord Envy withdrew the motion
accordingly.
Toesnar.—The Lords sat hula abort md no
Wainer at importance was transacted.
7871111IDAT.— The house sat but 90 minutes he the.
transaction et some formal business.

ROM OF COMMONS.
IioNDAY.-Bir B. Peel, in answer to Kr. Hopwood.
admitted that efforts hied beep made by the Federall
authorities to eclat parties for lb. United dans slur
in Ireland. The Government were resolved to de all i.
their power to mop the preeties. In answer to Lon
Rumen, the Chaticelloe of the Inehneer said thin
arrangements bad been made, subj..* to the ante-
bation of Pediment, for the perchne of the Rshibitin.
Beading and the ground on which it stood. After Doan
further questions of no greed public interest, the bons
went into committee on the civil service estimates.
7bsgriar. r. Whalley brought forward his naval
1110.1017 for the withdrawal of the Ilaynooth Gnat,
which, ott a division, was negatived by • mlty of
flff. A rnotin of Mr. Fen wick kr a Royal Covina.=
to inn** into deep sea fisheries vu earned •=l.
Government by a majority of 23 in • rather thin
of 77 member'. Sloe bk. Huward bad got into die.
oommerceruent of his spun no Irish
' Radowinenta the House had so far United that • "nude
our woe affected at &15.
Wgingensr.-111r. Soiree moved the snood realm
of his Bill fir cloning public bosses on enders. The
bon. gentleman said he wee not bigoted, nor laid he
any desire to interfere with the working dans, bat be
held, that the opening of taverns ea Sundays was
neither neonary not Unifiable,
to anadnted eusiones
authorities show that the abuse of spirit., whin an
itait Anon is highly prejudisial, pointed eat the
advantagee that had resulted in Inotland from /Le-
nders Reekensie's Act. Mr. Pens wooded no
motion. Captain Jervis moved that the Bill be Pei&
again that dsy three mouths He did set think it was.
the Nunn of lb. House to legislate naiad the anise
people in order to ineree • few drunkarde seattered
hem and there. He did not see why the wane of the.
able-bodied working men should be interfered with at,
Hie demand 41 the tionninbool wadapaii. wenn,
sad dradren, who formed the majority of lb. 'W-
heaten to whom Mr. Bosun triampliastly nifenen If
the Bill were reed a neon time, Hare would br
agitation spinet it in every tows. dr. Km Rayne
*mad Dot my that the support."' of the Bill weer
" ruswworins and antis( hypocrites." but be naught-
they were asking Parliament to eater as • very an-
, obievoun course. A city workman would walk for all..
to see a green field, and perhaps miry his add ie his
arras, and it was hand if be could sot get • glees of beer
on his rood home. Mr. Baines emeported she Bill,
intending that public, opinion is gement was In its
favour. Kr George Grey bad voted for the intense-
lion of the Bill, behaving that the subject WM one that
deserved discussion, but be had heard sedan that
would indues him to vote for the mooed reeding of the
Bill, which he characterised as useeteseary. sad pre-
judicial to the genrel interests of Um people. Yr.
Berkeley, like ermines of old, "had no Nith he wean
drinkers," and therefore opposed the Bill, whin less
, eventually throws ost by $ majority of 175.
TBUILIADAT.—After soese ancellaneoue= bad
been disposed of, the advisability of e • the.
volunteer ',stem to liaised was urged upon In Hoes*
by Mr. Begwell. On a division tee motion was lost by
-
a majority of 111 The volunteer bill wee then ineuseed.
in cement's, and several alteration and amerimeats,
effected.

AuuatcAl POLATICE. Nothing great was Meer
attained without sacrifice. We, who start from *V
point of equilibrium of 000thitatiosal mothreby, with
equal rights for prince and pemant, are contest tO
seicrifice somewhat of our personal privileges for the"
common weal. Our states-rights driverless metre ia is,
homes, n portion of the meential smatity of whisk we
vest in the general stock for impetial parer/es, but with
certain well-defined gwaate.s. The Amortise bee ae
idea of any such sell -denial. If his Union dess not put
immediate dollars in his pocket, he'll none of it, and
banes the preponderant, of wealthy Northerners—
many young. highly educated men—in 'be emisty of
continental Europe. The representative suss of this
ohm has realised, or his father bee realised Wore hi.;
apt forthwith he bosoms as shesates, not bs this
country where his wealth could sot make itself fall.
but in Ithrope, where as met Is mare memo, and
like all abseatees, he is loud in his praises of hie
«wintry, whist he visite, et lee* once • year, to carry
off his plunder. It is this sordid menthes white is the
prominent "outcome orflos" of tbe maturnalia of demo-
cracy under which the North has so long suffered. Ile
the form of it, we see the mooeyed man openly tad.
avowedly naming up the difference between theories&
obscurity on the the heed, sad doing his sham of pettier
duty on the other, and finding (thoogh perhaps his e.lesla-
times may prove to be erroneous,) that the former path
-
best is every material sense; delibenthelY selling him
birthright for • faded round of Parisian dissipates. IC
the. opposite extremity of the social claim we see nth
hired stomp-orator, who will know "no North, as
South, no Keel, no West," coolly aserilleing the el-
gamey of the public services at quadrennial Werth* ie
order that he and his may tattoo os the spoils of 'GM
petty tidewaithrthip at New York, Motile, or New
Grimes, or the postenaatorship of a mot of shanties In
the heart of a remote ...thieves's Not the lest benefit
the North is destined to reap from the war
Is the sholitioes of this, the &doled elements of
her recent diseases, sed of the tremendous
fiasco presented by her political issuer at large,
The South has now thrown off the math, and avowed
her true policy ~ yet the deluded Northers' still bells
in her; talk lovingly to the Confident* States as way-
ward sisters ; and though hating and shearing the
Southern "chattels," fondly cling to the belief that the
Union is wide enough for white freedom and black
slavery to 00-erzist ! The immensity of their territory,
burdened though it is, or is about to be, with the most
grinding taxation, leads them to enders the neves
fellow-labourer so long as they imagine he min be kept
South. But summer the wayward sisters do part in
peace? We than asthma that the West cast in its lot
with the North—though free trade down the IlliasithippL
is se the breath of her nostrils—and we ask, what thee T
What will be the result so beg as the Northern hishft-
of abhorreem for the negro remains turadicated ? No
man will deny that the Confederates are fighting for
bare life, that their very existence, inditideallr the well
as nationally, is in jeopardy; that wealth, life, hoeour
itself, are all on the cast of the die. Whereas the
Fedoras would fain continue Mimicry the dollars wrung
from the toil of the slave, the unhappy slave ocoedemnad
h) their agency, to know neither political rights nor
social ties! Far nobler thee such worshipping of God
and blammon thejtijot Lincoln, the self .cou-
reit of Sweat the bragpdocio of Po”, tteok=
omniscience Hawk. Yea! eves the A
of Beecher and Weedell-Phillips. The first named four
are men no;rp compelled to follow the =web of
events they to control, and the two letter will
even themselves formed to retrace their steps
and acquiesce in the gradual and peaceful solution of
the dinculty. It will take abler men than the whole
leading men of the Slates put together to retard or
aceelerthe the Providence of God in its workings.
The New Remo for June.
Arnorioces Arnim To Poison eruct —Lederer
ties was received cis Tuesday by the Woolwich
that a large samber of pigp., the property of Mr. 7.11i;'..
Smith, butelier bed farmer, of 0141111%081. Leek bad
bees poiermed. Tim thimals formed
_part of a Meth of
140 pigs It seems that • mewl* of aerate had bees
pat in their troth* the pireseleasaigt,/7„. t.
cassis of width 04 died heath ething, awl up PP 10
°Week en Tuesday morning the thud& had ithreased
to M. The eolith i.e.., • dee tithe peepetrakir Ws
greeter act, and will, in the seam ef a few daps, be
apprtherthrth

P. in Awl aid pablibad far Übe Prepriefor, by CaAatas
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Oadae of The Dams
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