The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-05-06 00:00:00

TURKEY AND GREECE

Cover serisoil.n, April M.—Both the Garman and
Preach Government are,. through their Ambassadors,
making stronz representations in favour of Greece, and it
has been intimated to the Porte that the Ambassadors of
the Posers at t!onst.antinople will be instructed to meet
in conference to settle the Greek boundary question.
The Eastern Itountelian Commissioners have been
nannzid in disensaing • communication submitted to them
by Colonel Vitalis, who haa returned to Constantinople, to
the effect that (tenant! Stolepine had intimated to him
the necessity of " opting" whether be should serve the
Sultan or the Cur, awl had further stated that it would
be necessary for him to apply to the Russian Authorities
for the appointment to a command in the Roumellan
Militia. Colonel Viten also states in ht• report that
General Stolepine had held a review of the native
gYmnastie socictite, and that General snnitanff had
declared his intention of personally distributing, 100,01X1
rifles at Slivno.

BEYOND IT ALL
I hear a gladsome wind that sings
In budding copes end waving Pan ;
And on the hill, like living things,
The light cloud-shadows slowly pass;
How •icion from forests far away
Will ring the wood•dove's summer call.
And roseo open day by day !
But I shall go beyond it all.
Beyond the hopes of We and time;
The songs that end when sunshine dies:
The blooms that wither in their prime;
The pasUrut blush of evening skim;
Beyond the chill of rains that heat
On Bowers that fade, and leaves that fall:
Beyond the bitter and the sweet;—
Beyond it all, beyond it all!
Beyond the fitful light and shade
The blots crumbling into dust ,•
The graves where patient heart, have laid
Their memories of love and trust;
The voices that have changed their tone;
The dreams that fly ; the joys that pill;
The griefs that only One haa known
Beyond them all, beyond them &IC!
I thank Thee. Father, for the thought
That all the work of life la dons;
The story told, the battle fought,
The rest eternal nearly won.
The love has kept me till the end,
My waiting spirit bean nee cell'
Draw near, 0 never-changing Friend,
And guide me home,—beyond it ill!
—Enna Daudet'''. is " Sender Cl 1107114."
JUVENILE HIGHWAYMEN.

Baron Kuddlestosa had before him on Wednesday at
Tauutnn Assizes two lad* named Charles William Oros,
and Thomas Rink., indicted for stealing • banker's pass-
book and about .Cl 5 in cheque., notes, and gold from the
master of Croak Mr. A. G. Knight, at Wineanton, and
further with preventing Waded pistola at Mr. Ebenecs
Dyke, at 'horns Poet, on the 517th of March. Mr. Hoopoe
prosecuted, and Mr. Carry Batten defended links. It
appeared that Crass was entrusted with his master's bank
par-book and the money mentioned in the indictment to
pay to his account at Stuckey'a Bank. Inateal of azimut-
lug his commission Cruse led Rinks off with him, and the
two lads, having purchased a six-chambered revolver and
• couple of pistols, and disguised themielves by means of
black mulct and false monstachios, went on Dick
Turpin expedition on the Hilborne Port-road. On the
same craning Hr. Dyke was ri ling home after dark,
when be was accosted by two yeraons, one of whom called
out to him "Stand,' At the same moment • pistol wan
fired, and he felts burning sensation in his thigh. He
afterwards discovered that • bullet had struck • piece of
leather in his pocket and diverted its course, thuir, no
doubt, saving him from serious injury. He hurried on,
and a few momenta afterwavis another pi -itol wei fired at
him, but it ithoor ethic% Toe hove were afterward,
apprehended at Weat Tower,. The learned judge spoke
strongly of the injitrious tendency of the vicioila literature
so generally circulated among the young, and suirgeste2
that they might be found guilty of a minor offence of
&troth.. or that he might he ebb, to order the most effica-
orris punithinen. —a 11 netting. The jury found the
pr.s iner go It y, and recommended the younger prironers to
mercy on arcount of his yontli, end on the ground that he
was indive Itogo on the expedition by Crow. The judge
semen.: Cross to six mouths', and to receive 25 strokes
(In two inttalmeuts) from a birch rod. and Hiults to three
months, and 12 strokes.