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

FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

An interesting ceremony, witnessed by slugs congre-
gation, took place at the Church of England School-
room. Ararat. on Tuesday —the marriage of two
aboriginals, Charles Gambier and Fenny Moorel, by
the Rev. P. Homan. Both have been members of the
Church el England for years. The bridegroom, • One.
looking aborigine', was a native of Mount Gambier, and
has been brought up in civilised life from his childhood.
The bride hat received some education, is very
intelligent, and has been • teacher in • Boaday school,
and frmn childhood has been a trustworthy and eaienl
servent in the family of • neighbouring squatter—proof
of how much might be done for this neglected nos.
—Ararat 44rerristr, JO, 12.
At• Methodist camp meeting near Bing Sing. New
York, on Thursday. Colonel Perry. who has heeu pastor
of the Pacifie.dreet Motnodiat Episcopal Church, of
Brooklyn, New York, said that it might appear strange
to mine that • Methodist minister ehould addresa them
in uniform; hut he was indebted to the United Slates
Government for his salueatiou at West Point, and when
the rebellion Mott, mit lie felt that-he owed his services
to the coantry. lie also staled that two cf his sous
were in the battle of Striae Bride; one of them had
rettroed—the other never had been Ward from.
—Boston Courier.

aurraissauso coryarrs.—Th. Yowls sines list
of 18 convents of Dominicans, Augustine. Eiervites,
Mmuus, Colonies's. /floors, Cornettistls, Banta
end Carmelites, which have beets suppressed to the
dincem of Perugia. Ifius buildings are now rued .ts
schu4s. asylums, tribunals, pruning °Mose, barrack,,
kg., aid the Cms.veat of 84. Dominique de Pre led Ii
handed over as the property of the commune of
Perugia, and will* appropriated to the Aanimay
the Beasz-Ans,

QUAIL OYEZ A GlATt.—Thio Abb6 Gatineau,
cure of Lagord, neer La Rochelle, appeared • few days
since before the. Correetionel Tribunal of the latter
plum oe • charge of isolating and resisting the mayor
of LworJ in the agonies of his fitivtiona. A farmer
named Tosebetme having died Irma the effects of
poison under circumstances which gave rise to • ma-
pinion of suicide the cure refused to read the fuvieral
service, and declared to the mayor that the inon's res•
want should neither eater the church nor the cemetery.
He accordingly locked the church door, and
to the cenietari, the door of which he also c=2.l
stood with his , beak spinal It inside to prevent its
being opened. After some delay it was forced, and on
isetetinehe layer found himself facie to faos with the
sure, ne &mem immediately put on his wish as dm
emblem of his authority, but the cure declared that
smith • big of rag as that did not frights. hiss, and
protested againd the interment of the disease. After a
while, however, he withdrew, and the corpse was
buried in the prawn*s of the mayor. When before the
tribunal the mare explained that is what be had said
respecting the seal he merely alluded to the crumpled
state in which it wee when the mayor drew it from
his pocket. 41torr bearing (maned for the cure, the
tribunal decided that the offence was proved, and
o--'—nned him to 24 hours' imprisonment and a Sae
ei 100 L
Ao rut Tamara ai Sta. The &Woo (U.S.)
Trareller has the following amount of the fearful
tragedy enacted on board the ship Czarina, while on a
recent voyage f rota Crenated{ to that port :—" The
captain hired at Qu.ecstown, on his outward voyage, an
"bums. narnagd John Crofter, as Ins nide. Irhis
man was reprimanded by Captain Dwyer on the 15th
July Lest for the bad condition of the vessel. After
that no more trouble of consequence occurred until two
days before the inurder. when a dispute took place in
the cabin, resulting in lb. throwing
of • plate at the
captain by Critter, which f • wound upon his
head. On the night of Ju y 30,h. WIWI seen to go
down into the captain's cabin. It afterwards appeared
that he had murdered the captain with an axe as he
was sleeping in hM berth. He than put on some of the
captain's clothes end took his money, went on deck
again at four and murdered the second mate,
probably with the saute weapon. During the day the
crew, &ding crotiet was • murderer. agreed to kill
lino. Giving a pledge each to stand by the other, they
coninieeoed tkip &Wolk on the next day, July SI.
Crater, however, was not in the humour to submit,
and as the crew tads arena,' be produced • pair of
revolvers, The attack and dales* which followed was
of the most desperate character. The carpenter, who
made a pass at Crotter, was shot and thrown overboard
by him. The boy at the wheel throw the carpenter a
role, which be caught, but Crotter, upon peresiving it.
sot it, and the eaffamteir moo after seek. Another
man then sm4 rushed, who was shot at by Croder. but
at the moment the former jumped up suddenly, and the
hall lodged in the shoulder of a Russian passenger. Mr.
Alexander Treskeifsky. At this time one of the crew,
who had as ltd.& 41 hie hand for self-delesses, struck
C'eter a nears Mow on the shoulder, which some
-
.41 cowed t/m. murderer. It noon appeared that this
**sad wail mortal, and be was placed in • boat on
deck, "here, after severed hours of horrible raving, he
"t• The wise, after killing the captain, &drovesl
ell the papers. Crater had been on the coast of Celli.
I"Tnis, and be alien 'snugged of the murders be had
"milled among the Cliteamen there. His design
/"611'17 was to take the vessel cloeu to the shore at
appropriate place, set it on fire, and abandon it.
is wieW IV had loaded a boat On deck with the
valwalatias sod other property."