The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12 00:00:00

MONEY KA1111:11T, Nov. U.
Masai an for mosey 94 to 90 ; and for Decoaabor
sionaal rs 4 kr 93.

VtOLENT Trrgoor HMOs Kocia.—Under date
Oat. lb, we learn that another violist typoca boa
ceeerred at Hoag Moog, sad has seamed latmeene
damage to preperty &lose the shore. The Manilla
tiosanier Malespiaa is missing.
BILIAD MOT ay Ihassurra—Os hiday sight sad
early on Saturday sieralng there was a great riot as
Bari staple Two thousand mat &mashed bakers' sad
Woken' slaps, sad attacked • dour mill, where they
were laid moon three times. On threatiming, however, to
burn the mill, bread, shams and elder were distributed
to them 'rho Mayor twice addremed the mob without
effect Five ringlsaasn are in =study. Special
constables wove sworn in.

DIIIIADFUL OOLLUMIT EXPLOSIOIL —Ou Friday after-
noon. while 160 nee and boys were at work in the coal
pits at Ferndale, &nth Wale., an explosion el dredasap
look place, the blast saanding the shaft with a
tpunandoes roar. As soon as possible, an (mitering
party desponded. Great falls had taken plena in the
workings. Up to Saturday night 63 hod been brought
up, two of who.. had little injary, five were so dread•
fully burnt that they could not survive, and the rest all
dead. The air ways were blocked up, so that no hopes
eau be entertained that any of the resnainiaglpo will
be got out alive.

COLLAPSI OF GARIBALDI'S Ermartiss—On Sunday
morning, the 3rd, 2,000 French and 3,000 Pape/ troops
went from Roses to attack tha Garibaldiana at Monte
Rotoodo. At the same time, °tribeldi, unaware of the
movement, west forth whit 10,000 men to take Tivoli.
The two tweet met • little beyond Montana, sod a
Soros light ensued, ending In Garibaldi retreating to
Mosta Rotondo. The Pope's forces followed and
reinemd the battle Altar tiro Min and a half des-
perste lightiag the Garibaldissa were completely M-
end my were weds prisome Garibaldi sad
Cnitan
o sem led towards the Didion frostier. Os
arriving there ths gems' ma arrested and not to
'Perigees*, in the golf of Speed& In sessequeses of
this wasps' of the GsrUraldisa enterprise, wad the
svamtion of the Papal berritery by the Italian array,
It is announced that the Fresek troops will withdraw
from Rome, limiting themeless "imply to the 0•141 Pa.
Ma of Civil& Tooth* pending diplomatic siegotiatio•ll.
LORD MATOR ALSIP'S BANISOTE-1114 banquet given
by the Lord Mayer of London oe Saturday was attended
by 800 gm* iselndiag the Lord Chancellor, the Duke
ci Yarlhorsegh, Ow Earl of Malmesbary, Sir J.
Pakingtoo, Bart., M.P., Lord Stholeir, 1L P., Mr.
Gathorno Hardy, M.P., Sir Stafford Nortboate, IL P..
Yr. H. T. Lowry Corry, ILP., Mr. Benjamin
Disraeli, M.P., Lord John Manners, ILP., 111 r.
Stephen Cave, /LP., the Earl of Mayo, An Lord
Derby was maluded from Moodie( by the gout. Tie
Chancellor of the Exchequer mooed's' for "Her
Majesty's Ministers." He spoke cheerfully of menrow.
teal prospect.. The revenue maintained itself in the
position In which they had been wissetonsod to see it.
and tbe exohequor was, "without o'erflowing, NIL"
As tim advanced, he thought they might mount on •
very great improvement in the enterprise of the reentry.
Tha atmosphere of the world ma not olouded in
any manner which should give them muss of anxiety.
The sky was grey, and it wanted senshino, but there
were so clouds of a mossoing &armlet —(oleers). The
pest year had given opportunities to the Great Powers
of Europe to amide, their positions, and the emission
to which the different Governments had arrived was
that it was the interest of Hamm not only for the
moment, but also permanently, to cherish peace—
(sheers). The general feeling in Europe was one not
nafavourable to kindly feeling and sentimeet to this
country.

FICTISICIANN IN THI WEST INDIES: GSM?
LOSS 01 LINZ AND fletigoiso.—Tbe following is as
extract from a telegram received on Thursday morning
per Atlantic sable by the Royal Mail &cam Packet
Company, from their raperietendeet at Havana :
" &serial burrimas at St. Thomas,October 29. Rhone
lost at Peter Inland; Wye last at Buá Island; Conway
ashore at Tortola; Derwent ashore at St. Thomas;
Tyne and Solent dismasted, but eervigsable. Douro
will leave honewards on the 4th; Danube will follow.
Fifty Mips on shore. Terrible loss of life. Town in
guise Fever over. Service will be maintained." •
Socebanipton eorrespondent thus refers to this terrible
catastrophe : " The I:Ashamed here were terror.
stricken this afterooon by the disastrous news from Us
West Indies. About 150 persona belonging to the town
and neighbourhood have perished. People have
been docking in from the suburbs to learn particu-
lars. The Moue was one et the most magni&mat
Mips ever built; she was launched *boat two years
sines, and emit one hundred and Shy thousand poen&
She will commanded by Captain Woolley, one of the
most experienced captains in the Royal Nail Company's '
genies. The Moors was to Wave St. Thomas on the
31st ultimo, and was doe at Plymouth next Tuesday.
The Wye, Conway, Derwent, Tyne, and Solent, which
have been lost, driven a shore, or dameged, were smaller
steamers, belmeging to the Royal Mail Company. The
mails from the Parries, the Spanish Main, and the
various West India islands were brought to St. Thomas
by these smaller iuteroolonial steamers, to be shipped
on board the Rhom. These steamers also brought nearly
all the passengers that would have some to Ragland by
the Rhos*, as the mails are said to be saved. It is
probable that the bulk of the passengers were not on
board the Rhone when she went down, If they were,
the probability is that two hundred and Mt; persons
perished in that ship alone. The Doan, left
Southampton on the 17th ult., end oould not have
reached St. Thomas's before the 30th, She must have
bad a narrow escape. She cannot reach Plymouth
before the 16th or 17th lost. with the nest homeward
maiL We can only bear at present from the Virgin
Islands. It I. therefore passible that the hurricane has
done damage in other parts of the West India", •
Liverpool coorrespondent says "The Royal Mail Stems
Packet Company were their own insurers, and at their
last guesting their insurance fund in heed amounted to
upwards of £240,000, which will, it is expeeted, tulle
saver their Imam by Me present disaster. The majority of
their steamers alerted by the Morisse were isid, and
etrisily mimed in the interceloniel serving, so that the
kegs af the compecy will probably be seder £200,000.