The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31 00:00:00

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THE iiitLAEY.
Tim:4oW from the Swedish of Z.Tapeliss. by Manialane
Wri•de, Blueness Barnekoer, mod put into rhyme
by Margaret 13. Tapper.
The lamp in dark, nod now the night I. silent, deep,
and clear.
And memories some thronging book from many • bygone

year ;
Tales icing forgotten flash anew, as lights on Northers

skies,
And 611 the &tart with warmth and joy, or woes and
mysteries.

The radiant stare aure leoldsg down, from out the
winter's night,
In happy smiles on earth. ss tho death came not there
to blight.
Canal thou their silent speech translate? I can re-
member weU
A tale, I learnt it from them ones, bear then what I
ean tell.
On,. bright Aar of light be dwelt, that shone in twi-
light olear.
Her home was is a distant ens, sad in another sphere:
By name they ealled her dalaini, and Zaliunith was Le,
And both had felt the power of love, in awes**
harmony.
On earth they both had lived of yore, and loved already
them
But now then' darkness, sin, and grief, far distant parted
were.
From sleep of death on speedy wings, gyro' Awry If, to

They soared above, yet might sot here approach each
other's home.

But raster than all apace between was their undying
love.
me* worlds on worlds innumerable partwil them
•borr
Stara upon dant of wondrous light, from the Creator's

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Wens earning betwixt Zulamith sad Salami's far land.
Then Zelamith in evening hour with nether loegings
Ailed,
An arch from world to world, a bridge of light, began
to build.
And Ma'am', from far away, with love that °milli
meld aim,
Began to 'tort an areh of light, and bridge her world to
him.

A thosend peers they 'abated on In faith that weld
die,
And so the Galaxy wee rear'd that beeves erns the sky,
That fathoms Heaven's exalted dose end Zediads peek
ids,
And links within the NM of apse, seek vest and shining;
star.

The Cherubs trembled up to God, on glittering minp
apromed,
"0 Lord, behold erht Salami mid ZeWidth hare

toor'd r
Bet God Almighty salmi, and far was sprosd forth
light sod joy,
"What lova strain my world built up, that will I sot
destroy."
Theo Zolamith .a sasmi now at Wog*
lota sash others sons agate railed In tioir loos and
strength,
Lod suddenly • shining stsr along their archway arm,
As at* lonely years of grist lmosielovors will blown

So those, who on this gloomy earth bee in truth sad
faith,
Tho' sever'd here by aim fold a, b sorrow, night, sad
death,
if itiey, by patient eertsteney, a bridge Ileitis( build,
Timm skJI alias 10 joy at la" sae MN in hopes
',mum* last

THE: ROYAL FAMILIES OF EUROPE,
At a moment whoa thei obanom of war are likely to
iiroiince important territorial changes I. Gemmay,
it may DOL be out of plain to mention the family ijos
landanagsbOts:rilibgandbettroeetenoftheltaae"viae,"Gigcnrmanki"ussy, modf it.43llll`t.

to the
cairTisiNcias,..eoriwof thTs,K.inprueg
ibPsroesElaperfrasor enofe, it]
is.
b.
Mothers end sisters. are esoseyeestly sepbegm eed
nieces to the King of Preemie. Ti.. Princess ihnel
Prliallia is the eldest danighter of Queen irmione. mid
the outer of the hete 'if ary Pricey...of gleos.Darfc tacit.
The cider of the (;rinil Deke of liceselhameeLe
the pre.ent Empress of Ku.sia. Priem Lou.., the he e
to the Grand Lhassi C.own, marrfed the Pr seem Alee.
daughter of 14seen V:ctori... sod sham of ebe
Rogof Pruasis.
belt to the throne f,f Electoral Heeseesma
Prince Vredemob. had for nig (lest oil.edeube.,.-1-ri..
Emperor Noiholos, and for his second • Prisms' eg
Proirm. He receives • pemiao from Rapala, awl
chililren are the i.nue of his second [mil-Mgt.
. . . _

-T' e Grant Dukr of Nassau 1...1 for hi. iret
faiughter of the late Grand Doha Michael of Rame.
d 1.4 without karialt inn.,. Ha mimed a avow
time. His sister osarriod Proper. Pierre et c0.d.,6,4.
,0 resided at ther Court .4 Sc. pet. rabur,
The Grand Duke of Roden learned the Wwie,k,„
of
he li.n4 of Prussia. g)os of 11,4 0!"r: jaarnod le
the Grand Duke Mials.ei of Itual•, brother w ki

Qoaso Olga of Wiirternoberg is sister of the
of Kumla.

The Grand Doke of lims-Weitnar is the sue of o•
,d the Cans liNisholu, and the Grand Ditches.,
Princess of UuH.nd, is likewise the dandhter ofanother
*niter of Nicholas. The sisters of the Grand Ihk.
married the Kiln! and Prince Charles of Prainia.
_ .

A Prole:eel of gaze-Alteabant, Donets et the
_mime(
°mad Mace, married the Greed Duke loollefilltipe
brother of the Emperor ?Ille•Aia... •

The Duke of Sue-Coburg-Gotha is the brother a
the late Prior.* Consort of England, and Prince Allred
heir to the Duchy.
The Gewid Duke of Meeklenharg-Seh genie is the lot
Or • Prioress of Prussia._ _
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The Grand Duke of Efeeklenburtatrelits guirriati a
sister of the Duke of Cambridge. His brother, Pr,"
George married a daughter of the late Grand Boit
Micheal of Russia. He 11111 a high military poet at no
Petersburg.
The family of Oldenburg is of the same mien a. thst
of Ramie. A contain of the Grand Duke, Prince Pierre,
received from the Emperor Nlebelas the title a
"Imperial Highness." He married a Princess of
S ...MAI, and one of his daughters married the Grand
Duke Nieholas, brother to the Emperor of Russia.
The 110110141 of Hanover and Brunswick are, ers,,
one knows, nearly related to the Royal family of E.g.
land.

dragliter of the late King Maximiliaa I. of
Bavaria wax married le the late King of Prairia.

The faralfise, thee, that are closely connected with
the nisch% Hon.& of Ea; lead are tho.e tf proms,
Sate-Cobourg-Glotha. IllesseVarmstadt, and Mrcklen.
bars B•relits ; with the Imperial Howie of Nowa, thee.
of Prussia, flue- Welnrat, °Mechem Mecklenburg-
Strelita, Pleser•Darmstadt, Wttetembere, &deo, and
; end with the House of Pre•sia, those of %au-
Weimar &ad &dee.

COMPLETION OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
Tbe following telitas bee been receieed by Reuter.
Telegram Company (Limited), on July 27th, from Mr.
K. A. Maw, manag)ng Cinder of the Telegraph
Conatruction and maintenanee Company (Limited) :
VaLINTIA, July 21.—"0.K." (All right.)

Th. following telegram nes received at 113 am ,
Joly 28 VALENTI ~ Jul,2T. —" Shore and leaded ani
splioed. Oonipleted at 43. Ilarages of congratulation
posing rapidly between Ireland and Newfoundland
Insulation and cootionity perfect. Elpsovi much to
creased since surplus cable has been cal MI"
The following telegram was received 130 a.m., on
July 28 :—VALINTIA, July 28.—" Th. following tel.,
pram received from Newfoundland • Georth to Ohm.
Oer shore end has just been laid, and • meal perfect
cable, under God's blowing, completes telegraphic com•
munication between England and Um Continent of
America. I Cannot Ood word. to express my deep rem
of the untiring seal and the seroeut nod cheerful
manner in which everyone on bowel, front the
highest to the lowest. ken performed tie
anxious and arduous duties they, ill the./
several departments, have had to perform.
Their untiring mew and watchful care sight
and day, for ths period of two week. required to com-
plete this work can may be fully understood and ap-
preciated by on. who like myself ha. seen it. All ham
faithfully done their duty and glory in their sucmes,
and ,Oir with me n booty cusgratelations to o. r
friends in England who have in variant ways laboured
in carrying out this great work."