The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-08-13 00:00:00

Jordan fitteliistnce.

Tan debt of tbe United States is now 2,511,000,000
dollars.

TITS poor Empress Charldtte is in mush better spirits
since her srthal in Brussels, sod it is hoped she may
yet I.OOOVOT.

Tan Wand through Mount Cogs, g the present
rge of boring, will be finished in less .than tour
roan.

MISR AUGUSTA J. EVANS has received the deg Pee o
Mistress of English Literature, from the Baltimore
Foetal. College.
Tug &opium of the French has placed 50.000 francs
at the disposal of a society of distinguished Frenchmen
the °spew* of an enterprise to discreet the
North Pole I
Ax afflicted Ametiotn editor, who la troubled with
hand-organs under his window, longs for the "evil
days" mentioned in Ecclesiastes, when "tie grinder,
shall cease because they ere few," and "sb. mound of the
grinding" shall be "low."
MIRTH EITILAGIDIRART.—Os Tuesday morning She
wife of Mr. Patrick Mullen, Ballynally, pec.
noted him with Ave children, three sons and two dangh-
ters. All were born alive. Four serviced their birth
t a short time, and one is still living.—NorMens
Whig.

Lrircn LAw.—A shocking tragedy occurred near
Union city, Odin 'county, Kintooky, on Monday. A
negro man broke jail in that town on the preceding
Friday, and repairing to the house of an aged and highly
respected widow lady named Charam, outraged her,
and then dd. Two sons of the injured woman
followed the wretch to Hickman, Kentucky, arrested
him, and taking him beck to near the scene of to
outrage, shot him dead, and then wavered his head from
his body.—New York Times.

THI AerearmA, CAPTIVIa —The Rev. A. Stern, one
the captives at Magdabi, in the postoript to • letter
dated the 20th of May, writes as follows :—"All corn.
munications with Debra Tabor are now interrupted.
The rebellious peasantry and soldiers now occupy
the country from within sight of the Royal camp
to the river Djeddah, about 30 miles hence. From the
Europeans at Cadet we bare had no news for maby
weeks. There is a report, which I fear is only too
true, that they are all in chains, not excepting the
women. Don't be cast down. God for wise Plitleraell
often veils His dealings in pinioned mystery ; but when
the mirtain is once lifted up, all will unfold wisdom,
love, &Ed goodness." There are two parties of European
captives—the smaller one at Magdala, which includes
Mr. Rassam, Consul Cameron, and Messrs. Stern and
Rosenthal ; the other, with or near the king, at Debra
Tabor and Gala, which includes Mrs. Rosenthal and
child. Mr. and Mrs Find, and three children, with all
the German artisans, two missionaries of the Stott&
church, and others.
Durznary Esionnirrit iworn BRIGANDIL—A. letter
from Goardiagrele, in a Naples journal, contains an
!mount of an encounter with brigands. If. Anritti, of
the Casino of that place, having been informed that two
men were concealed in • cotter' in the direction of St.
Rises, went with seven National Guard, to surround
the building and capture them. The bandits, however,
proved to be 15 in number, and after some desultory
flying between the two parties, M. A uritti sod his
friends bad to fall back to the Casino. They barricaded
themselves in, and then shot at the brigands from the
windows. The noise of the Ming, however, attracted
assistance from all aides, and M. Anritti at length had a
sufficleet force to abut in pursuit of thireacreey, who had
In the meantime been beaten off. At Twitter," the
brigands were overtaken and two of them shot ; the rest
then threw away their arms and shoes end took to light ;
three more were, however, shot, sad • sixth being found
naked and oonsealed beneath • heap of straw, was killed.
The rest succeeded in escaping. Two of the National
Guards received alight wounds in the band, and •
countryman was shot in the leg, whisk had to be
amputated. The brigands, in lying, abe killed two
Tb"uant.itendneel.micarrYin4tatabowrsh.:2traPothiialaahsdarmsit:lriseousalikattbebeabapwwlrdskdmalad'yint:irdtiialfil
admitted that they bad 0001, from Rome.

AlllllO.ll NOTIONS Or GRADIS Or VILLUIT.—Ths
man that will take • newspaper for a length of time,
and then mend it back "refused" and unpaid for, would
*wallow • blind dog's dinner, and then stone the dog for
being blind.—Faxkange.—He would do worse than
that. Be would marry • girl on trial, and lend her
beck at the end of the honeymoon with the words
"Don't snit" chalked on her hack. -Iron Cify.--He
would do worm than that. He would steal the eluilk
to write it with, and afterwards be would ass it on his
shirt to save the expense of washing, sad this sae his
wife's father for a month's boarding. —Marsdard.--•
Worse yet. He'd abase • sick rat ten miles over a
corduroy road, and institute a postmerfmn examinatiou
after be bad taught bias, in order to mover a stolen
grain of eorn.—Morgantown Star.—We ondores ever,
word of the above. He would steal the rotten atom
from a blind CIL and Meal all the winter meat of an
editor.—Bouttraer Herald—He would be as mean as
the man who versed his poor old and blind mother for
stopping In hie door-yard to beg for bread, and who
gave his only child • peony for going to bed rapper's's,
and the next morning charged him a penny for hie
breakfast,—ToreA•LipAt.--13tr05ger yet. He would
sponge a living from the hard earninp of hi. poor old
father until the old gentleman become enable to
work, and this let him die in the pool...bowie and after-
wards sal Me remain. to the waling students tor
anatowkal purposed-810cm Bawl%