The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-24 00:00:00


jortign anti Colantal intelligmte.

FILANCE.—It is now stated that Um Federal Govern-
ment is seshisg reernite is Franco. • ilarrs paper
says that martial superior and subaltern °Moors belong-
ing to the Frencbe army have lately had, and are still
having, propositions made to them to take service in
the Federal army of the United States of America.
Soma of them have had an ot.r of as much as 6,0001 r.
indemnity for the expense of removal, and a pay of
20,000 Fr. pa. annum guaranteed fur several year.. Al
Met the French Government appeared inelined not to
Wu, it. consent, bat IS Saturday licit, on • formil
order from the E.aperor, the Minister of War declared
that he would not grant any authorisation.

ITALY—For the twentieth time it is announced
that Garibaldi is not going to America. The Garibaldi
Italian Unity Committee state that they have received
a telegram from Genoa to the effect that the great
chief, " sensible of the hupending demands of Italy,"
had determined to stay at home. It is said to some
quarters, Apwever, that no offer has been made
to Garibaldi' en behalf of the Federal Government.
Rh:melee Circular has drawn "a memorandum" from
the Miniater of Foreign Affairs of the ex-King of
Naples. This official alludes to the present time acids,
epoch of destruction, ruin, and murder, and maintains
that the people of the Two Sicilim could not, cannot,
and never will become • province of Piedmont; they
eleim, be says, the splendour they enjoyed under the
Bewbons, of which intrigues, cowardices and trauma
have sought to deprive them.
HOLLAND.—The King of Holland opened the
Seaion of the Chamber..,, Monday, et the Hague. His
Majesty's apeech remains but few references to general
polities, but annotences the premetation of a large
number of measures effecting changes and improveuiente
social and material. The King specially congratulates
the Chambers on the favourable state of the tinaoces.
While the other notices' of Europe have been com•
yelled to contract loans, Holland has beau able to uni-
tises the reduction of her public debt.
POLAND.—A telegram from Cracow represents the
slate of things at Warsaw as still gloomy. Popular:
excesses were very freqnent iii that city, as wall as
at otheratilaces. Not only were private in..ividnals
molested, but we hear of a bishop being greenly insulted
and • numeay of infantry mobbed and attack. In all
them Neatness Abs. authorities appear to have shown
the greater* forbetrasee and to have refrained from
seesitatiwg en the-Motors.
SICILT.—The dying struggles of Bourbenises are
= nrezici in &Warr Italy. It was rumoured that
with some followers, had effected • landing in
Calabria, but it turns out that although a baud of
rem:Sionista have landed there, it is not under the
famous Carlist thief; but of an °Seer who has served
with him, and -who is described as • man of great
energy. The telegram states that the band of
Weeders hes bees rarrounded by the national troops.
MONTENEGRO. —This Montenegrins, it is mid, have
secured the allithoe of he Pattie of Sorel& in the war
just commencing with the Turks. Prince Michael is
eolli cling large mauler of troops on the side of Balsa,
and the Porte, alive to the danger which menaces it,
has placed the fortress of Belgrade in a complete state
of defence.
PRUSBLL—The. King and Queen remain at the
palace of Brubl, and continue to entertain the foreign
princes and officers who have been present at the recant
military displays. Since the arrival of the IPrinee of
Wales his royal highness has attracted much attention.
He usually rides by the side of the King, ant as he
dresses in a simple black coat and trousers, his presence
In 11. midst of • group of princes and officers wearing
gorgeous uniforms of all countries is all the more con-
spawns. His Majesty received a deputation from
numerous local public bodies • day or two since, and in
reply to an address expressive of their devotion te the
dynasty of the House of Hohenzollern, the King
thanked the deputation for Use proofs of attachment
received on all sides, end said it was of the more value,
as "it was the love of his people which had driven
away the traces of grief in consequence of a recent
event."

GREECE—On Thursday evening, at nine o'clock, a
student fired on the Queen in the Palace Square, at
Athena. The weapon, howsver, missed it. aimed, and
the student was been •rrtated. General indignation was
felt it this attempt. bat perfect tranquility prevailed.
ROME—The marriage of the Prince of Tuscany with
one of the sisters of Francis 11. took place on Thursday
lest. The Pope pronounced the nuptial benediction in
the Vatican, and afterwards addressed an eloquent dis-
course G. the (ride and bridegroom. Francis It., the
es-Queen of Naples. and the whole of the Royal family,
were present at the ceremony.