The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

foreign ano Colonial Intelligente.

FR ANCE.—PAata. Thursday —lt is aserrted upon
reliable information that the English Governmeot his
e,,,,gestelefed the Ems eror upon the diminution of the
drord.,rs in Alterm.
GERMANY. Thu Piece NrOOCISTIOWS. Tho
Ministerial Prerhnial Overtop olden: of Thornier, re-
ferring to the renent chance in th- Daniih Ministry,
says :—" It applies cert.in that this change is iotended
to preserve Denmark from further hoses by at MA
entering upon a path leading to peace. It may be pre-
muted that the German Pow. T.t will min t any earnestly
meaot peso, policy of the Danish Gov, miming by every
means In their paean% But ram is nn longer to be
btained by Denmark except be bet giving up the whale
of sohl-orie.Hotitein and reoognisiog its mdepende ne.
An arnii-tiett can also only be ocreterl to when an ac-
ceptable btel- for peso. negociations hos been offered."
Offict•lintellirenee •rriiei at Berlin, on Wednesday.
that a anti-:* hot left Cop nitepea for Vienna and
Berlin with p mood. for mu armistice and penes
DEN tl ARIL. —TOO DA NISH QuvenoN. —There isnow
little doubt that John propeonl to King William
the annez.tion of H hum And the lower part of Bletwig
to Peoria There 5.n b. no question th.t this proposal
is rore.t palatehl, to Ili.marlt sal the drew Sallow
party, and would only be refteed by vs Kin! from
those fit lings of pervtaal hien Itlcip towards the Dulm
of Augue.enberg, which have more than once door good
tiervier, to the lstter. Bat the forces at work will. we
create-id prove too strong In Act end. The ,811,0
la-
fht note which comnelld the lino to red hi. sroPee
&crop, the &der atteln4 his OWN Mahritent and the
rani"... vote of his Chamber's. may peg Gomm) hint to
accept A Prooneition to gratifyino. to the ealf-love of the
Prussian aristocracy nni the matt."' element of which
Prince Pprlerick Cbt.l.• is the rtpreminteitive. and
which has, from the Grit, scorned the idea of ersoajog
blood end tressure for no other purpose than hy plow •
duke of political teniencies opposed to their own epos
• throne sebich they bay.. won. This party oBW hi
satisfied with nothing short of the annex.tion of the
Gm:hi. • or pert of them at .11 events, to the kingdo to,
of Prussia. Meantime it in poenble that the new •
minister at Copenhagen will pr 'pose to enter the
German confederation with the two Deehhia, one and
indiviribte, under conditions more fsvourthie to
Germany then any yet offcr. d What ammer Germs?
will make to this propwal rem.ins to he seen. pew
tie Br the Ernpeeor Napoleon commands the flotatios.
and, while it is not likely that he w II ooneeut to the
first proposition of the annotation to Prussia, there le
e!ery !moon to suppose that he will decidedly reMot

the latter.
AMERIPA.—Nrw You. July 7.—A large Con-
federate force hat occupied Harper's Ferry and Hagars-
town. Maryland, and is advancing northw.rda Pre-
'idiot Lincoln ha. called out the militia to repel the
ipegoop, 'Wilson's cavalry has returned, ham' lost
13 guns aft' 1.000 prisoners. Its expected that Grant
is nearly ready for another deropottratioe against
Petersburg. Sherman has nanopied Marietta and
Emma.. johmiton has etrested to Chattabooebie.
Ewell'a forms, estimated to number Noce men, Lune.
advanced safely up the Shenandoah Valley. After a.
severe fight they evacuated Martinaborg and retreated
towards Maryland Heights. The Federal. have aban-
doned Harper's Ferry. and destroyed the bridge. The
Confederates are at Harper's Ferry preparing to attack
the Maryland Height.. Marauding parties appeared at
FrederiA. Point of Ronk., G eeneastle, end Chambers-
berg, Penurylvania. Cr, .t alarm is felt alms the
Irenni.ylvanian border. It ia supposed that the swain
Confederate body will march to Frederick, Maryland.
Hunter's forms are moving to attack the Confederate'.
Preri lent Lincoln called out 12,000 New York Milk*.
12,000 Pennsy/vania, and 5,000 Mmeachnseets
Martini.. has been proclaimed, and the Habra% Corpse
irAct suspended in Nentocky. The steamer RosC
been destroycd. The Asia baa arrived out,

geDDRX DIATIL—Tues4sI otondim M. Rom, the
father of Mr. Alderman Rose, IL P. for Seerthansptoa,
died in • fit of apoplexy, on the to of an osawases
Kennington-road, while riding to town from his semideam
in fetnibe.h. _ . . _

TRH NEW GOTEZZOI OF TEI CAPL —Lieutesaallk
General Sir Robert Percy Dougls., who has been ap—
pointed governor of the Cape of Good Hope, is the
el-test son of the Me Sir Ho eard whit was
governor of New Brunswick from 1823 to 1829, sad
Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Ulan& from
1835 till 1840. The new governor was born in 1806,
and succeeded to the baronetcy in 1851. He has been
inspector of militia and assistant adjutantgeneral to tbe
form.
ATIMIPT TO MOZDII.-0n Monday, July Ilth,
Charles 007 wen indicted, at the Winehesier Aeti64/4,
for attempting to reorder his sister-81.1pr, Kate Bore,
on the 20th of Men, et Basiuptoke. He 1.4 bees
living unhaprily with his wife, and she left him. He
went to his sister', house in the belief that she was
there, and having hovered above the piece for • couple
of days j•Ttel nt.. • pistol at er ((Ire sister), and pulled
the trigger. The cap, ho•ever, only imploded, and it
wise question for the jury to consider whetter the
pistol was or was not loaded with • bullet. The fore-
man of the jury was • eutionith, end after same Hoe
• bullet was extracted from the hors-el, and a Yreka
of guilty of attempting lode pevious bodily harm ems
return. d The prioiner was sentenced to be kept im
'weal seryltude for mix years.
THT Dais IkNU VALOR OF PERM. —From the liet of•
contentr of the chant. r• of the Herbarium ire leers,
tat belie swore will keep • wan (tont being drank
and cure his broken head and give him ease in the
"foot-addle," or gout Sasibread is pod "in case
ore wishes to melte • man's wamb d envie," that is,
to rodeos a too p irtly stomach; and it to a apecific for
"the rend of mad dog." Hive-leaf is sovereign for
" bite of adder" or'• sore of wares." Aslatherit was a
remedy for 1.1111 heads and liver complaint- henbane
for tooth-echo and disease of the lungs. Lion's-fess
prevented a man bring choice in he diet; in ease
words, we suppose improved bis
appetote. anvewort
was for lunatics.; and if a man • hair fen off. orb.
have " elpturbance in the inwards," orbioularis will
renew his leeks sod lessen his anguish. Sme weed
snppreems the "stiffest fevers," and puta down was-tens
th no-a ; and the herb '' &Aden' is equally good to
cure witttioes or • iropOcal third. Horehound is •
proper thing for, or rather against stiff joints sad tape.
we ; .od waterwort is good for inside= whale
beauty is dace•ged by .wellings, or men whose seems
in wooing them e impeded by the suitor's baldness.
nix I st defect ha+ • score of remedies all of which are
es goid for anything else; the herb" humble" may be
taken tither to renew the tisk or to relieve an seising
stom.ch ; as for madder, it is • slave "for every sore
wl ich yeseth the body"; and we may. add, that if

Bayern° hat known rine of the urea of several note
owned here Its you'd have cured James the Pint tif as
infirnrity which the king derived from be. sainted
mother. In the chapters of the Herbarium. direatimms
am given for the applimadon of this. specifies. Thew
for font-addle or gout,—for which Waybread is am
"Gadding" as hishopewort.—" takes leaves of Way.-
bread, crash with salt, set it then on the feet . . thall
is • sure Wa1d0..." Of smesrsort, we are mbar
quently told, " Verily, leaches may not heel mush-
wi, boat this t." Sometimes the mode of 'polio:Atom
of the remedial herb is perplexing. What would Mr.
Troefit, who has written Ito learnedly on baldness, undie-
s mush more entibonious name,—tbink of the following
Saxon remedy 'ln case that luau's hair fall off take
foie, of the wort which one earneth nasturtium, rat by
another, named cress: petit en the stow •, the bar loan
wax (grow'! Gerard, who knew something of Apulsiva
and more of .Ihoecorides, sees within* of this Use Of nas-
turtium. To the us a allotted to many herbs by
Dios.orides. Gerard adds various other& Whim
Marshal Itaxe was pitting for the recovery et the health
which be had abused, be might have found • remedy in
the H. rbal of Gerard, which he would have looked fee
in vain in that of Dioneoridrs.—Review of Dommemite
I,m:dam& Wortemming. and Starcraft of Early Roy-
Wed, coll,deat and edited by the Rev. 0. Nekayse.
Tee " CURLER. Sex" at 60 loot with ourarlamincy
on whitened treoses, but to youth it is • calamity; re-
mediable. however, by Herring's Magnolia Brushes,
km., of whiih Dr. Hamel' reports, "I regard them as
the most perfect bombes hitherto made, as respects
their mechanical construction, and their megueticial
action." They are THE remedy for Grey Hair,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, ha
N.B. —Counterfeits are being made.
(Mew 32. Raaingltallvtreet, London.
News ISOM Tel PAJACZ.—The Rodidaervants are
now using R. ckitte I iamond Black . This fact
must iprove to all that it is better than any other kind,
for, of course, they use the best of everything.
The following is an extract from the Second Edition
(page 188) of the Translation of the Pharmacopoeia sof
the Royal College of Physicians, of London, by Dr. G.
F. Collier, published by footmen sod Co. :—" It is no
small defect in this compilation (speaking of the
Phannacopcnia) that we have no purgative mem but
what anteing aloes; yet we know that hontorrhoidal
persons ounint bear aloes, except it be in the form of
COCKLE'S PILLS, which chiefly consists of aloes,
sciamorony, and colooyoth, which I think are formed
Into • sort of compound extract, the acridity of whisk
is obviated, I impact. by an alkeline proms& sad by a
fourth ingredient (unknown to me) of an arounatie took,
nature. I think no better and no worm of it for its
, being a patent medicine. I look at it as an &Aiello of
oommervis and domestic convenisoce, and do not heal-
, tate to ray his the beet made pill in the kingdom; a
meseelar purge, • memos purge, and • hydremogne
, purr combined, and their effect,' properly eostrulled by
, • dingent and eon-Meat. That it does not commonly
, produce bomitirrhoide, like most elastic pills, I attribute
to ts being thoroughly soluble, so that no nadiarolved
, particim snore to the .inron• mpmbaane.
ficamorars P u.• for Indigence, Stnnateh. and Liver
Cosepaelatt —Pongee niferlag have any deraneee.e.i...!the
' liver, atome.h, or the nr.s.n. .di..eine, Aerie Ines
Holloway's Pill. am then loan wrack, beenee‘
iCturaNcte on this pertioular oomplel Id. with each Miele
'essse.The, seestgthsn the tone of the eteeeteh Increede
the appall. purify Ste hI. d, end o nem tieptav-d novo ions.
In bowel merionts they moor, thvieerba‘rf e'uve, sad
en mon the pattern to sound mane. Nervous or Net
heaMedisa. ml depravity of apatta nosally relieved
I oy a comae et these PHU: Iliey are eceepsent of ram balsams,
without the sjiessol s Mee efe.llsity, er eel Dos.pplo
p aNaleado, aaa an 44 sob as WI allamikops,