The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-09 00:00:00

foreign Intelligence.

A Lows Btalto.—A Western paper tells us of a
German is Chicago who woos' • bsoird reaching b. low
hi. knees, although he is nearly sic feet high. Hs is a
good deal troubled in walking lest he should step on
is, and really does not know what to do with it.
Why dom he not wrap lisp in his sun ?—they most be
long seosgh.
Poowal or Pnintnit.—A Belgian paper, the
Gazette de Mow relates that in tho afternoon of Juno
24, durum • atom which beaks over Feenirriss, a
.bower of small pebbles fall from the sky. Penni of
then wore eoltdrieslosad found sob. of the rise of •
small not.
,The oomposition is as sort of enamelled miles,

• •
resembling jasper.
A WOMAN lirinnanti ALITL—The Journal de
Ponniefier relates • case of perimeter* interment.
During this funeral. • few day• back, of • young sperian
at Illoontderin, who bed apparently died in an epileptic
At, the gravedierer, after having throe's • spadeful of
earth on the collo, thought he hoard a moaning froee
the kink The body ens oonsequeetly exhumed, nol
• noun haring been opened, yielded blood alining warm
nod liquid. Hopes were for • mamma entertained
that thii young woman would recover from her leth•rey,
hut alm 0n.., did eei entirely, and the next day it.
woe found to be exeunt.

Till SULTAN arrived at Paris on Sunday afternoon,
504 ece receive" by the Emperor with seremocial
Precisely similar to that observed at the advent of the
1 Cm. and the sing of Prusigia. There was listens.
enriogity to see the greatest of oriental eovereigos,
whoa* name, title, poser, and habits are all sonfosioded
the publie mind with fairy tales sad hear traditions.
In tbe erowd was an old woman whom ecerderige of
121.10 re wino' li,sit.d that sits probably bad no distinct
idea of Bowie, nasals, and Austria, but who said she
granted to in. lb. Saban becomes .I** understood be had
"forty wives" sad three hundred 'teasers," Thg
"epergial" of the Daily Niles says the Sultan is a wen-
t° king mail with light brown hair and beard slightly
grisaled, *Lori and tisk& set, with broad shonklerra awl
a very manly look. Ho wore a militery uoifiom with
spaelettea, gesarwilv digtiaguishalge from that eta French
weriniL HI. Ifejmty was present at the digtributiori
of prises at tbe gabibitioe on Woodsy. The Sultan
with his eon and his two nephews paid a whit on Tuesday
morning to the Prince of W•les at the Hotel Bristol.
NH.. Tim death of Maslinllian led to the counter.
mewling of the fetee in lb. Suiten% honour, and their
imperial majesties aisle retirement.

Tam Rout* Teacastruesar. -- The canonisation
acrimony end the sentenary of fit. Peter and St. Paul
opera celebrated on S.,turdsv with 'peat splendour. Fire
boutdred peelstea, eardinids archbishops sod bn.hooa,
ss.v4 d the Pope in St. Peter's, which was filled by
WOO poise's. The Nespolitao Ito.al Family and the
"thole of the Dinlomatio heels occupied sesta round the
their. Everything pond off in what man. Tbe in-
terior decorations sod iliaminatioes al Elt. Peter's alone
proved • fails," Short), b.fore the Pope *mired some
drapery oaucht are, and created some alarm, but the
firemen cosomede4 in astingui.hiac the lesso. Some
ill-secural loetret fell to the ground, sod otssed shah'
bores to several persons. The eorrespoedout of si •
Dug) Telegram% lantents his foist Mobility to do joetiee
to the (ratty, elaborate, piled up usagnifloeues of the
owes eke. to the serencomes performed within tho
cr Rs, NW.% In bneour of two celebrated martyrs, am
.4 whom was cruoided upgifle down, and the other de-
aspitated with such •iotence th.t his heed. acqoiring an
artificial Impetus front the vigour .4 .1. blow by which
II was war bid from his body. heaved ,hrse times
from one place to another before homing to a stop,
'omitting of fresh ...ter springing op out uf tbe earth
at each spot touched by it daring its transit. Hs
mos :—Ai sight o'clock tho promasson, • necially
. . - .

I wronged for- this osetenary; left tbg
oid rifted—no. not sallied, 'rept —forth into the Pi • ea
*snorting Pius IX., who was hornealeft on so armchair,
hammed on a stretenor, canocirci In crimson, triple
mown, fans, sandals, whit* robes. Every ri•ieription of
Catholic sesimiastie, including Grimemtatin, Coptic,
trumnian bishops, Cordeliera, Ifrartoismano,
flenedietinm, Jesuit.. B-oVierii of Morey, of Charity
I didn't siitice soy cramming HoPe—b•de In, chorioters,
nerd sal., moosienori. and members of other denornina.
thins. with ethic& I sin not so intimate', acquainted se
I might wish to be, Inweinel in Owl oortege, escorted by
the Swiss Guard, tho Guardia dvi Nobili, sod icome
or,...tias ci Popal Z mans. The Pope was received by
owe 'leggy at the door of the eathadrel, conveyed to
his throes, and duly ki.aerl. laatod a
loos tino, euring which hie Holiness looked meek and
mu& %in the formula of the easonhatioe itself w
gone through—the Popo, being mmtnimed three times
to pronmetee matenos of saintdom up., ths iw...
worthies, replied, the era Nies "Ineianter," the eseend
" leetantius," sad the thhid "lastantissiene ;" anise
wkich be priced a little, and then declared the
tarentrim slag, meotiotaing emit by woo, to ~ sow
and horrifies mats. Tben followed. prolonged .ge.
ace. Is the middle of which the Pontiff interpolated a
Latin homily appropriote to tho ocomion. The Greek
Catholico had moan. to thi•ir native toads& I think
the leader of their bishops nod the epistle is Rotas.,
for a 'beery old abbot sitting nest to me nudged me in
It. odds. and soh spared, "lan lova eputola an ob.
servatioa in which I oordially sgre-d with hi.. Th.
the Pope oadsted at the Imrformancis of Riah
OhOrlll IMMO!, k 4). The singing we. diegnsalsiw hod
generally, hat the Pope's Taos in ringing, asd of
good quality. During thin part a IliaP ino •
number of Maar' sernled the flat Pother:rnaePhang-
lag his robots; then the pr-sOl., emblienatieal of Chris-
m virtues, and sonsiaing of wat eindiat, Alt sod
inhered l.som, Feb hernia of wise, oases or do go,
Haw.. sod e.g.., were borne to the Pontiff's feet by
dignitaries of the Church. Th• treadle 0a,.,,0gq.. to
Mud fee 81.. Mario Francois. dee Cinq we.
osnled by the heed Genoa of the Cathedral at Naples ;
thiit mifin sooting 'SW Germaine Cousin by the Arai-
Mahon a Toulon's. goors after this nervmony masa was
emosinctel, and the Pope Wan Oefella mm.
11011.11,50i1l whit" bed brought hlwtO the shush dom.
ante three boon sad a half sadier. Tko Imams.
piped awl oldrowl, Hl* dorm soma, sad the lineage
„au daring the vita* performance. Ferwor y it was
.o,,mbry torn there birds laces in the church, bet
an this essmin lbw Were kept I. sky du
rtglarfeed"ral, 1"8/47

lighted candles.—The four hundred and ninety Bishops
who rallied round the P•pat choir to o.l.brate the or,,
Unary. declare, in am adder. to the Hole Feb...T. that
'hey hvlieve and te.oh all he bet eves and to ...hos. I.
they *spress tip ir joy at the prispect of in CIE utnesisal
Council to be summoned in the autumn of 18138, from
width they so pest abundant fruits.
THU DEATH 01, M•ILINILIA/S. —The MiNtiinir of
Friday writm so follows with rasped to this event :
" The news which had been in eiroulatio• for tbe last
few days, and which had aroused swobownd indigestion.
in every heart. has officially anived from America. The
Emperor Maximilian was shot on the 19th Jone, ho
order of Jews, by the wretches (14a miserable') into
whom hinds ha had falleo. This unfortunate prim*.
who four yevra ago was reeogollvd as the legitimate
sovereign of Alexia, by all the powers of Europe, di.
out wish toles,. that country after the deportees of the
French army. Notwithstanding the pandi of the tutder•
telling he felt bond in honour to make • Baal effort to
114.4 thm• who had attached themselves to bit per....
and devoted themeeires to hi. muse. Courageously
placing himself at the head of his Pletimna be h.d
4 sembled a somewhat large army. Re fonnd himself
at Queretaro in a pos,tion &moot impregnable ; even it.
cams of d.feas he owed fail back with his troops by the
rnouetains towards ti..,.. Brit he did not count upon
treason. A mai (so Mawr) of the name of Lope; who
hail suesseded in gaining his confides's. odiously be-
trayed the E..peror during his sleep furs sum of MM.!.
The amessination of the Emperor Miiximilian will arm.,
a uoiversal sentiment of horror. This infamous act,
ordered hr James. imprints an indelible stain upon the
Iwo. of thorn.. who mil themselves MN rarrenent&tieti•
of the Mexican republic ,• the reprobation of every
einlivad nation will be the first punishment of • sowers.
mint which has each a ruler at lee bead." Throughout
Paris the feeling of grief sod indigestion I. profound.
On Friday, at the sitting of the Legislative holy, the ,
president announced that the Emperor llaximillian had
falba • victim to a detestable attack. Is desired
loudly to bear teMinsony to the reprobation of the
ghaeiber at mob a disuses to honour and @initiation.
The president's remarks were received with loud
cheer.. In the Senate, referring to the same subject,
the President said A horrihie mime ha. been oon.•
Witted against the laws of war, interintionil right,
and humanity. The blood or Maximilian will dins
to those by whom it has been shed. Lute. proms.
against this abominable outrage agaiost the civilisation
of our times, and let us attach ourselves atill mon
closely to thine generous and liberal Principles which
led unto roodder such an set imrmwrible." The presi•
dent'a words w• re no iced with prolonged mark. of
approbation. The geese of England eras to ham
reviewed • numher of troops of fitto lin* in Hyde Part
eti Friday, but through this sad event. Maxicsillian being
first cousin to H.r Majesty, the specolacht was paw-
paw...4, as was also the State ball annosnowi for the
evening. In the Rouse of Common. Lord Bianky has
spoken of the execution of Maximillian as a "deplorable
and impolitic sot." The Emperor Francis Joreph, who
was at Munich when the announormeot tb• death of
his brother arrived. left .t ones by special train for
Vienna. The wort of Sax. ay has ordered a mourning
for three waits on account of Maximilian's death, and
she po,perog Napoleon has Maned a similar order. The
new. came noon the Inhabitants of Vienna and Austria,
by whom Maximillian was greatly beloved, like •
thendorstroke. At first the people refused to
bellows the report, but the publication of the
government doepablies deprived them of all hip..
1t5.,... on that the Austrian Governmeet took every
vowing' steps to avert this terrible calaroPy. Whoa
ilie catinclation of the grope-or Maximilisr became I
known, Fracee. Reiland, Russia, and Pros-ia were
asked to instruct their awiliamiviors in Washington to
unite their efforts with three of the Autrian arobemador
In saving tbe Resperor Maxisailise. All the eowers
took steps in ssevemseoes of this desire, Q .etre Victoria
adding 'that it was a question of 110Vinft the life of a
near and dear rolatioo.' Austria also uodertmsk
obtain from Itaximilian the fullest renunciation of his
claims es &swam of Mexico. But all proved is vain.
It Is sal I that the King of Prated& has addressed sa
setotranh letter to the Emperor Fleas. Joseph *sprees.
big his lama earned coodoleom, as well as that of his
ravel b-use, at the bereavement whisk his Imperial
Majvity h.. anstained. In the Spanish C inn Moor
limas* desired to present a rereolutiosi expressive of
the sentiments of horror which the WIWI of the exam.
Sins of Maximilian bad excited in every min ',bat the
talcs of the chamber di" not permit, and Amor Moyne°
had to reaounoe bit motion.

THU Pt•le NXISiBITIoIt.—Iti the preence of It.-oe
French Emperor end Bonrirms, of the Sultan, of the
Vivien of Rept, the Prince of Wain, an I other
onkel prrsonares. in the preeence of all the chief
Gowernmentrof (be world, represented by Anahnsailore
and Envoys, sad before a greet multitude to whin
every nation eentnbutd, the pris $ were distributed
on Monday to the ramrods! comp. Mors at the latest
and grandest of Interment's' Exhibitions. At • few
minutes past two the ladies of the Beences cisme upon
the dote They were all in evening neteme, like thMr
Imperial mistrsos, end won dreams cif white and
more with treire morn then (Co yards long. Follow
leg nein oame • crowd of Aisle ntlicere end then, &ter
• minute's interval, the Emperor, Enitirem, snit the
Sultan, were WOO slowly ascending the steps of the dais
from the hack on the left, and at the Int 'limps of
these illustrioas personnel the whole of the splendid
sale mhl.ge rose silontly. The Pollen led the Inpreso,
Lb. Emperor walking on her right bend. Great interest
was mnifeated in the nest elder of the Igehosnadans.
The &norms looked the very perfection of imperial
dienity and gran. She wore • dress of white Retie, the
tie.,es of silver gnu thrown beak 'on. to displey her
arum and bust. The skirt was fully and tastefully
trimmei with glistening silver and tulle. On her neck
lag • magnificent sealed* of diamonds, the hens
consisting of enders of diamond.; her bed wreathed
with e couroNne of small gross velvet Inns, from
which rote her corona' of diamonds, an amide tell, veil
Veiling frosa the tad of this awn .1 severing her
shootings. Nothing Gould equal the winning, stately
creveny with "stick Db. hewed uith emy Imes from
side to side at aliens every step as she &Jeweled. The
Rinperor, who looked luny year. younger thee h• di 1
at the oing of tie building, and wholes...ea in the
utmost heelti, and spirits, wore the pl.in uniform of e j
venom), with the grand nom and ranted of the Unitas ;
of Plennor. Following titer Imperial M•jertie. cone
the Thorny of Eqpt, the Primped Woks, the Idomitena
of the Wiltan. the eon of the Troono of Japan. the Doke
of Cambridge, Ise. The Prima of Wales and the Dnk•
of Cambridge wore only plebs uniforms as Beglinli
Generals, with the Gross end rinni of the L-gion.
Prince Humbert of Italy was there with Prins
'Napoleon, the Prince.' If stbilde. Prince Louis of Hems,
Tved train of losses
the Duke of Betherlend, rf sal •
diguitsres in attendance upon foreign primes. The
Emperor took the entre throoe, with the Sultan on
his right had and the Brenner on his Wt. Next the
latter ad the Vioeror and the Seine's mosi. with Prince
Humbert, Princess Mashilds, and Prince Napoleon.
On anger of State but note neon, and a Intl. behind
Skid of the Emperor and the Ratan, ass the prin.. of
Wales. After all had taken their seeks, the Prince
14,864 mine on the dais and um ',meted with • shout
of applause. Monet the ilist beret of enthnium whin
had broken the silent decorum with whici.
the greet procession we. welcomed. The Prince
who looked very delieste, but otherwise in heslth
and spirits, VOA dressed is • black visint Pend mar
• Imlsherbeekers, sad wore the raised of as oiled of the
I Lesion. As (he Misite• becoune louder and more prewine
I he advanced to the front of the this, and with the most
Perfect gran and childish modesty bowed his &eke...
leilissests of the seeerrnon. a which, of worm, the
ebeers grew louder and more ssentheastinily surteined
than ever. Agee and alien be bad to bow, end &COO
were tb- cheers reseed till at last he fairly withdrew
from the front sod took refuge by him mother's eide.
when the plastiita, in whites the English esetton were
itonsoicoosa, at 1.. t subsided. Ituneinrs "Hymn to 11,.
Emperor" wee this performed, but it fell very 6.t upon
tim nouns.. Whoa the larn pound 01 the by.,,,
which vet not long, diorl awn, W Kosher, in Veil
Minister'o anifonn and with all his orders. :rid at the
font of dm throes • very long 'peen giving the
Emperor en amount of the 1,10..37, mat., LA premed-
of the Coined Exhibition. It is reemtkable only for
• few somparative facto which It naiades, and which
show the growth of intim...Hoorn exhibition.. The
number of • xbihiton le 1865 was 22.010; it role to
28000 in 1869 ; and now there are 60.000 @emus, ;,,
the Chesep de Mars and at BillencoUvit bi, Ronher—
our neighbosn are so fixed of flgurem—gine the weight
of the goods inhibited (wow and the otesonymen.
(LOOO hones) The hydiaslie service is powerful
Arto supply • city of 100,000 people with newt
the enelseine cd M. Espalier's &olden, the Bowes°.
Y$ es amid oxidised sheering, an 4 winning to the
edge of the dais, raid his reply in • loud, older. ringing
vine, which we. heard in alincet all part of the vast
building. The following are the I ribeilittl

From all torte of the moth the repreemitatlvoi of selimes,
of this arts. awl of Indootry hare haatened to oe with mob
ritSer, mad we may my that people. and ,51. ham Nth mime
to do honour to the egorta of lemur, and t 00.,,.. them to
their preesoce with the idea of cooelliatioto and peva Indeod
la them gnat massoblies. • hkh &PM., So Imm tut &h.,
objets than matw til Intereista. a moral ,nuntent aware dl.-
Skits from the competitian of Imelligenco—s sentiment
of coos oo ami eionsiwlon. In drawing neer rusts,. learn to
kn and to soma each mita. Hatred la ettin °lobed, and
'be truth becomes OWN.• sad snore rel-Mat thot the prosperity
of mob country oontribate• to -he prow:silty of all"
.• Let ta• congratulate wingless, gentlenon, upon haring
roesind moods us to. malorlty of the Soeerolgno sod primes
et m wwwf dlekorukh rialton. 'AI UM also he
moo lof ussing shown to than Pawnee eh. ti—or'
pmerorout, and hoe One 1131.4 be destitute of all ontrotic
bah to doubt of bar greater, moo elme cm to
evict/pen to deny tor prommity, mutt atieundenttand her
Mr Undone tolemnt tometinme men of Borneo, we to behold
In them Uherty Forehmen ham been able to appreciate thle
presee—le nosrly dialnieled and cool root her oondo
beyond the frontier—now Marione and calm. &ways fortlio In
par ye Ideas loosing her genius to the most d 1..,...
and newer allowinr herself to be mornued by materiel enjoy-
ments AuentAve minds will have divined without trouble
that, not•lthetandinr tbe development of oeoltb notwich-
Oland •0410.111' Ws towards preep,n, the
&heap needy to vibrate as mon as the question of honour sod
th• country seises; but Mk noble mweeptibility could not be
a subject of alarm for Um repose of the orciekt Let those who
haws lired foe a short Usne mons on earn to their how.,.
juol •Pittke 01 our mantel I lot than feel porsuaded of ths
eintiments of seta's sod sympathy mi enlortain for keel.,
Dakota, sad of our sincere deign to Hee at poste with
Mow"

.7 hope the exhibition of 1807 will mark a new era of
hanacry and of program Amoral thst providenco blame
th. ult. 01 an who, like ourelime dean. rood. I believe in
the &Rolle trluw ph of the meat prim:lnks of morality awl
Nalco which while eatiefylm, all leriUmate &dna are it,,..
able to ommildate thrones, to elevate notions, sod to mumble
humanity."
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After lb. apseolses the prime were delivered and the
names of the chief prmeho'dera pablinhed. The
lampoor had enough to do to give sway the little bats .1
rib.ad belonging to the I Woe .1 Roomr to them who
WPM considered worthy of it. Re gave away so sway
with one band that at last hi bad ro &sage, and :47
away with the, other. To as linglishit woe
apnoea to woe how gashing,. some of our yowl,. Meads
revolved their honours. As they domande.' the dem of
the throne, they fyll Into the mos of their frieada, who
bawd them on 'both cheek. in token of soeyeatalation.
But • Frenchman legenonlly overpowered with • ,I•••r•
Nen, and seems after it to be seer reedy to sing • Naar
AM fig. A pleasing incident ',wagered towards the
alum of the ceremony. Th. Emperor has hew 'lnnis,'
• Plies for • ist.nd.l cottage for tbao working
slang., sad when his tarpon's seam was prnelaiamd, •
dilemma mem, bessame be could Dot 'sake the preeents.
lion to tintolf. Bet the Prises Imperial la alio an
Imperial eosamiwdoser, albeit • mean am, awl with
Perfect sees, readlases sad imam. Is gligggeti
forgrarg, bowel. Welt tie saga . 48_t. id
beet,- soll Moiled fg to his tigbia

malt-teed bim tenderly, sod kissed him. This eon-
oonrinaing bit transport of delight at the wesr. of bir
Pal,l • this eowinesitioss of the (Amuse sle Mara, he
toss In tie Ego roes a-td hal • repose of tesens easbase.
her with her .h.e. Tb. WO, an daliffitt.4, sad the
Mem trete bask to hid ehair amid a roar et seestaeps.
The Id of sprointstssts sal preisestiost is the Legise
ii lisessr is long sad is it 'abilities smuts,
Waexcept Eaarl Moors . Nest, sad
x Logan, cni Oaelole, sr• areated knight' of the
eider, bet not an exhibitor from Beaked.
B° a
is Irlaed Swedes heemered withr:lare
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avatar&
eroix ; United Stete• bow ins daserefloaa ; &HA
has one ; Ha we ken Is Perla la 1867 aa we ligned at
'he Congress of Viena• ; we elue•—beiag nbarlasa In
he list of grand wises an 4 etorptiosal prima ahm, we
.re twirler* Estimated by the rewards that have boo
.oseitanfeel to as, vrie have Dever alenern so poorly as we
lo now before the world. The feemniag ceremonies
notated one boar aad a ball. At hafted throe the
Kmperor led the way round the nave, thir Emerges
walking by the side of the Salton, his If eje•ty not
Mks rerroitted by Mara atniam to offer the fair
Impute hi. arm. As the evert. with its woolliesl
wray of guest; pared Ilse trophies, and went salislad
Isp the people areembied under their reapsilinehmand
the hand played • orammenion of national aim
our statiosal anthem. The ribeertag was =
only while tbe pronmaion was peering the
.1044011. The lienparar, baring conittimed the tear of
the trophies, pee .115 11. B.ltea. and As prim" mil
rinanww, in Use name slier in white tie Goan &abode
tbe band playing " lib, nen inswing bun seem!