The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27 00:00:00

Latrst.

EXPRESS" Orrice. Monday Night.
'THE most probable date for the meetbss of Perliamest
La Tuesday, the sth of February.

THE Atrato ha. at I.st been relieved hem quarantine.
The release wl be • joyous one for her parengere.
nig Her. Francis H. Corpsmen, /1-. A. of Corpus
Christi College, Oxford. was on Friday Llmitted an
ritual fellow of that aocriety.

DON !noun., wbo, years ago, sat on the throne of
Portugal and majored a wide and questionable reputation
has died in an obscure coroner of the Grand Duchy of
Hades.
Ws understand thatahis Royal Highness the Prinoe
of Wales will moat probably accept the honorary
preaidencv of the committee formed to entertain the
Belgian riflemen on their visit to Wimbledon in July
nent.—tiosaA Loudon Press..

We are glad to find that an understanding ham been
cows to betweon the English and French Govrrnments
for continuing the Extradition Treaty of 1843, which
exoires on the 4th of Dessniber, until the beginning of
18h7.

IT is understood.thatltie Government intend to bring
in • bill to amend the law of bankruptcy In the next
session of Parliament, but it is not yet decided how far
the measure of the late A ttorney-Oeneral will be adopted
or • new course struck oat.

Tug West India mail stestner the Tyne has arrived at
Southampton. Sinew she left St. Tti.unas four deaths
from yellow fever have taken phase on board. She ham
been ordered to remain in Immerentin. until Instructions
have been received from the Lords of the Privy Council.
THE Sow roa•OlytHrlAlSlP.—it was confidently
asserted in Westminster Hall on Saturday evening that
Sir. Kerslake, Ix., of the common•law bar, bad bean
appointed solicitor-general, in the place of Sir W.
Boni!, who on Tuesday will take his seat IA °hie(
(twice, of the Common Pleas, in the room of Sir Wm.
Kerb% who was for the last time to sit llll,ehief justice
yesterday (Monday).

A TRANSLAnott.—Even the initiated were puzzled by
• tekkaiwza reorntly received in!London, oontaining the
following filmic) annoonoement':—"Nife has arrived
Pith third Balls on board all well hornet writhe hut
wing haa been spoken at MI all well." It bag oboe
transpired that theme words are to be translated thee:—
" The Nile has arrived, with three Buffs on board, all
Well. The hornet, with hit wing, has been
.spoken at
act, all well."

li' Is • fact worthy of record that the Volunteers are
Ineoming possessed of the new breech-loader., Many
have lately been given as prises to be shot for, and as
many no seven were given by one officer to the regiment
In which he hoble a commission. It is known, too, that
those Volunteers who are possessed of mussle.loadere
are having them converted into breech-loaders, and
several London gunmakers have given notice that they
4)&11 oonvert rifles of any bore on the Snider principle.
Facto r 4 ISO IN lIIILAIID.—The Fenian plague threatens
to give am much trouble.. it did • few months ago. On
Felder a well-dressed man, who gave the name of
John Macpherson MoGillray, of Yankee appearance,
was arrested in Dublin on suspicion of being a Fenian
emissary. A cheque for £OOO was found nom, him. £3O
in cash, and a revolver. A quantity of arms wen seised
at Lhnenek on Friday, including 8,000 bullets and a
number of moulds, entered in On ship', manifest as
Atneriean leather and cloth. Two eases. containing
eighty Enfield rides, were seised in Cork. At Drogheda,
on Saturday, two men were arrested ; they were loudly
cheered by an immense multitude.. they were marched
off handcuffed. All the troops in garrison at
Dublin on Saturday and Sunday nights were under arma
Detachments of cavalry patrolled the suburban diatricto
12,500 tweet:blooding rides arrived on Saturday, and will
be distributed among the constabulary. A project is
said to be neder consideration for calling out twenty
regiments of English militia, and quartering them in
Ireland, thus rff..cting the two-fold object of realising
'some 14,t00 or 15,000 troop, of the line, now available
for relief it on foreign stations, and quenching among the
loyal portion of the community the growing sense of
distrust that is entertained cribs fidelity of the men in
certain corn.

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