The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-10-15 00:00:00

jortign ant Colonial Inttllistnct.

FRANCK—The King ct Prussia arrived at Corn.
piegce on Einaday evening. His Majesty was met at the
station by the Emperor, and was welcomed to the
Imperial Palace by the impress. The King graciously
k iced the hand of his august hostess, and having
esreseed the Imperial Prune, he offered his arm to the
fair Eugenie and Escaladed to the Imperial
apartments, pegging through a double line of
Cent Gerdes. What passed afterwards 'thas not
tranipired." In Paris various opinions prevail as to
the cleaning of the interview. Koine aver that it has
deep political signiteitnee, others that it Is merely a
complimentary visit, The two sovereigns, it is eaW,
appeared on terms ef the greatest cordiality, and per-
fectly easy In their intercourse. The King left Paris
at noon ce Tuesday, the Emperor accompanying hiss to
the railway.—lt is understood that Prince Jerome has
torwarded • long epistolatory report from New York
embodying his views 011 the current events of the
dii-
hnlin, and this state paper is highly spoken of, having
bud attentive perusal from Naeon 111. The Paris
correeposdent of the Globe says rainthe every prospect
01 **Prince es his return taking a more setiver=is:
Imperial gowsails, and neutralising the reactionary
Weenie of the Walewskia, as far as Italy is ems-
earned.

—PitrISSIA.—It was slated a few days ago that
Francis 11. would send an ambassador to the coronation
of the King of Prussia, and it moms that some explana-
WM have taken place on this point of courtly etiquette
between the Court of Berlin and Turin. Of course, if
the ex,King had been allowed to sand a representative,
the tits of Italy omelet have looked upon the arrange-
Meat as an labertutional " eat," and would noe have
sent • deputy, bet the matter has been arranged with.
out a rupture of this kind, and, at the same time,
without Prissis recogniing the King of Italy. Francis
IL will have so representative at Konigsberg, and the
Italian representative will he received simply is the
quality of a representative of King Victor Emmanuel
not of the King of Italy.
SPAIN.—The Madrid Correspoisdencia,a seralronlaial
paps, states that, in consequent, of instructions re-
allied from Francis 11., the Neapolitan consular
aretolves an to be given up. It was before stated that
the surrender of these documents was to be made epos
this intervention of France, and this statement was
tioithadieted. The instruction Issued by Francis IL
ari, however, in all probability, the result of a hint
trinlethe French Government.
• ITALY.—The 15th of neat month has been fixed for
the 'meeting of the Italian- Podiament, sad it is es-
posted that the main will be lam and laborious.
Among the 00100400 of importance which will have to
be dim:mead is the definitive settlement o/ the admin.-
tretirp_and Uncial organisation of Daly. A telegram
from Naples states that orders have been given to sac-
round the band of Cypriani in the mountains of Kola,
and that easy troops have already left fox this 'desti-
nation.
HIJNOARY.—The meters between the Emperor of
Austria and his Hans/arm subiests. Instead of being
healed by time, is getting men cled and formidable.
The amomblie. ma manicipal embalm of comitata of
Arad and Bess, having concurred in the protest of the
sonittith of Peach against the dissolution of the Hunga-
rian Dist, these sympathising amemblies and councils
hen hems absolved. The dilettantes of nth corporate
/bodies *Government armed with deepotie power, and
having the will to no it, is, as a matter of spume, an
any matter; bat although their corporate existences may
be mat down. the opinions they represent, and for the
expression al which they have isourrod the Imperial
diaplenure, damn be suppressed. On the contrary
these an strengthened by opposition, end the straggle
of which Hungary is the theatre tarnishes abundant
and sigailleant proof of the tenacity with which the
Hangerlue tiling to their anoint sonstitution.
MEXlCO—tail Russell has sent • reply to the
parties who recently memoralised him on the present
sooditios of affairs in Mexico. The document is one of
onsiderabb importunes, and, although the Foreign
Secretary has not acceded to the wishes of his memory"
lists in all respects, his answer has produced • favour-
able effeet on the Funds. Lord Russell agrees with
the statements made with reopen to the interest con-
dition of Mexico. Robbery and bloodshed, impunity of
crime, and the thence of all healthy governmental
sutra, ars nib too patent to be doubted; bat our
Government refuse to take the responsibility of inter-
tering with the internal edraiuistration of Mexico. The
mensorbdiets were of opinion that tranquillitylmight be
maintained by throwing • smell military force into the
disturbed eountry, bet Kul Russell believes not only
that a small form would be insufficient for the purpose '
Intended, but that the sending of a force of any kind,
large or small, would be extremely impolitic. The
Mexicans must learn to
.govern themselves. "There
ere," says his lordship, •'few cases in which foreign
interference can be beneficial, and in those few cases
there mast be a large and numerous party in the country
prepared to avail itself of foreign aid," and be adds, "I
am aoncerned to say that I am no proof of the existence
of such a party in Mexico." In the Stock Exchange,
on Wednesday, the feeling with regard to the answer
was slightly hostile ; but it bad • favourable effect
upon the Funds.
GREKCE.—The Queen of Groves has been receiving
the congratulations of the diplomatic body at Athens
upon her escape from the attempt of Dousios. The
diplomatiie body rather needlessly took occasion to add
their protest .'against principles and acts which, fax
from advancing the interest of peoples, attack not only
the safety of thrones, but the most neeens7 and Named
foundation of society." What were the"principles"
connected with the silly attempt of a demented young
men The Queen herself, lobe, reply, spoke of the
attempt acts. acid a madman. But her Majesty also
declared that "the Greek nation has always regarded
attachment to the throne as one of its most sacred In.
;" a new and surprising version of history, for
which the profoundest of classical students must find
himself altogether unprepared.
TRANS YLVANIA.— Tranylverthi, according to •
it=dated Pulls, Thursday, has asserted its indit-
e. of Imperial dictation, by • majority of its
provincial Government determining not to publish the
edict for the convocation of the Transylvanian Diet.
The pounds on which this determination is based are
that by the laws of the country the provincial Govern-
ment bee the right of protesting against all illegal
degrade, sad that • separate Trensylvanian Diet would
he heetile to the union of Transylvaais with Huagary.
II Is also stated that Count Maylath will no Mager pu-
t the administration of affain in Hungary,
aVatlm ha
at Ile reports, which were, no doubt, of Austrian
origin, published In the French journals, relating to
certain resolutions said to have beea adopted at • 03111-
fersese of Hungarian leaden and refuges. at Genoa,
are entirely destitute of foundation.