The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-08 00:00:00

fordo% Intelligent.

Tel deficit of the French harvest is beginning to ez-
cite great uneasiness in politics' amiss.

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THS Nno York Hers Id says that President Johnson Is
diegracing the country, and it calls for a new eonstiter
tinsel party.

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A Woman named Roux, et Mae (Pyrenies-Orienteles)
has just given birth to three fvmsle children alive. end
a f..urth, • boy. still.born. Me previously had eight
others.

'rag United States' correspondent of the riliti in-
forms no that the popular movement in favour of
General Grant for the Presidency is extending so widll7.
that it seems a tiertanty that be will be chosen the nut
chief magistrate of the United States in 186&

THZ ROMAN QUEMOII.—It is thought there is a
secret understanding between the French and Italian
Cabinets relative to Rome. The Globe asserts that
King Victor Emmanuel has written to the Finals
Emperor to say that it will not be poseible to avoid an
insurrection, perhaps a revolution, in Italy WAIN the
Beptember convention be modified, or in other words
unless Fran°e ceases to forbid the Italians from taking
possession of their impital.

TRAGE.DY IN MI FoRIST OF FOIFFIIIITILVAO.--
Another dead tudy wu dieoovered in the lomat • few
days back, almost entirvly consumed by vermin ; but the
d,„,,,e,ead bsa been auuniatd by his clothes to have been
an inhabitant ot the town who disappeared sems waeke
since. His puree and some 'jewellery be wore were
gone.

A PAIR OF CHARMING DAMSELs.—R little girl, four
years of age, on a day last week in Philadelphia, called
two women "old maids." Theieupoa those charming
dsmsels rolled cakes end peaches in strychnine, and
threw them into a garden, &tiring that the little child
might eat of them. Fortunately the trick was not
ebony au:messiah The wOuld.Ra poisoners are in prison
awaitMg

WirlfOrGIN•11011 WITH • VaIGLUM& —Tb• following
ezttact is copied out of the last number of the Round
Table, an Amerioan periodical of repute:—" A legal
gentleman of ability informs an that in his town, a place
of some 10,000 inhabitant., not fewer than from sixty to
seventy young white women, cast out of employment
by the destruction of factories. are openly living as the
mistresses of negro men. This is miscegenation with a
vengeance. Think out. Not even marriage to gild the
disgusting hood."

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A niacin:ie.—An extraordinary tragedy him lost
tab.. Om. .1 J....iswee (Aisne). A young woman
'mined Armee Grind had been sed,oed by alarm senant
named Robin, of the same village, who, however,
resolved to repair bin fault, and meeting her brother at
a fete in the neighbourhood asked her in marriage. This
was the first intimation the last-named bad received of
his sister's fault. He returned home during the night,
took a gun, and ordered her to get up and follow Elm,
mying that be meant to kill her end himself after. The
father endeavoured to calm the son, but the latter
pointed the arm at him and eompelledlini to retire.
The young woman, overcome with terror at the menace.
of her brother, followed him to a distance from the
house, when he discharged the gun into her breast.
killing her on the spot. and then blew out his own
brains.

A Mouton FATBIL—It is clearly the duty of the
proper anthoritiee to get out an injarcttion against
Brother Kimball, of Utah. He has just announced that
he "bad seventy children already." Now, though this
number falls far abort of the fecundity of that tterman
prince whom Carlyle immortalites, yet there is some-
thing portentous in the "•Ireasly," as telling what I.
yet to come. Brother Kimball said. in the words of the
tAlegram, that he had "seventy children already, and
relculsts.d that the Kimball family, in fifty years will
outnumber the present aggregate of saints." Now, it
will be noticed that there is no guess-work about this
alarming statement of one who ought to know it is a
"calculated" product. We protect, therefore, that
swill • result will be too much Kimball for comfort.
For we cannot expect that at the end of the fifty years
the Kimballio gcniu• for multiplication will suddenly
cease. If therefore the original Kimball can be
repeate4 Ito enormously in • single half century, a
moment's ciphering either by Maltbusians or
mathematicians, will show that in ten centuries this
entire continent must, at this ratio, be peopled with
Kimballa. In this view, Brother Kimball's announce.
Went of hia policy becomes of political and national
significance. Tie negro pales—if we may use the words
—in importance, compared with the Kimball ; and
"Are we to be Kitoballised T' is the real question of
the future. Accordingly wt repeat, this is a clear case
1 for serving an injunction without delay.—Ncis York
Time., Sept. 21,