The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

BASINGSTOKE.

Ismaxirrato Disoovaarsa. --Some carious di*.
°ovaries have recently been mad* at Silchester, near
Basingstoke, the site of the ancient British and
Roman capital of southeciaßritain. The main street
and a street running from it have been laid open, to.
pther with two large Boman hotter with tessellated
pavement+. The walls which surrounded the capital
were three miles in length. The site of the amplile
theatre has been found, and an admission pees like th
opera bone pentad the present day dog out. Coin,
oonneoted with periods anterior to the birth of on
Saviour have also been found. A brick also he
turned op, on which some Boman lover bad cut
words relating to "my lam," or "my girl" Roman
tooth picks, ear picks, and scissors have been found,
and the site of a strong box made of oak an inch
thick. Some remains of the box, it. hinges, sod
look, were picked up. The position of a temple is
known, and will one day be explored. Silobeeter is
the property of the Duke of Wellington. The
plough has now been pansihg for centuries over the
spot where 500 years perhaps before the Roman in-
vasion of Britain, the London of a kingdom which
included SUOMI, Hampshire, Doreetehire, and Barks
once stood.

Otta of the attraction. of the Paris Universal Exhibi-
tion al next year will be a prise for the be.t singer in
the world of 10,000 f.

Tat ATLANTIC TELAGILLPH.• - VALUITIA, TlLesday.
A telegram from Newfoundland &mummer the& the
communication on the land lines, recently interrupted,
has been restored.

Tag marriage of the Princess Daguisr and the Owe-
witeh is arranged to take plaos at St. Petersburg in
November nest. The Princess is to leave Copenhagen
at the end of nest month.

AN agitation Is being cot up in Schleswig Holstein
against the propoaed ...Anion of Northern Salami( to
Denmark. Tbe party, however, in favour of annals-
tion to Prussia la a small one.

TES Bmperor of the French, it appears, paid a visit
on Sunday week to the Empress of Mexico, and be was
cheered by snob of his loving subjeata am caught • sight
of him lie is slated to be still far from reooveniaL

Thu CROWN PRINCESS OF PSUSSIA is said to be
suffering some serious mental and physical results from
grief at the resent death of her infant son Biglsmond,
and anxiety for the safety of her husband daring the
Austrian eampaign.

A Tgenicat and mysterious event is reported from
Rano. A boat Boating on the Seine at a point near
tbe ruins of lirealain Abbey was found to contain two
bodies, ate being that of a man from 40 to 45 years,
and the other of a woman from 24 to 26. The bodies
have not yet been identified, and the came of death
ham not been ascertained.

Wg learn from St/ Petersburg that it Irkutak 1000
Polish aides revolted and ill-treated their officers, sod
killed several Reagan soldiers. They afterwards took
refuge in the woods. An insureetion has taken plea) at
%Imolai, in oonernuenee of %levy of tages. A Russian
colooel and several officers were killed, and the Insur-
gents also set are to the town.

A NOTHIIIIO3 MEITIIIO.—The Cincinnati Commercial
has an amount of • family meeting of the Lumbers, in
Ohio. It was held on the estate of Yrs.
Susan }filmier, who is DOW in her 87th year. Bbe has
now living 230 deoendante of blood (11 obildern, 84
vandohildren), 132 grrat-grandohildren 3 great-great-
eresidebildree. with 52 by marriage, making a total of
282. Of this nnuibet 204 were present.

STATISTICS EITIAONDISAIIT.—A religious periodical
publishes Um following business-like account of mover-
IIiODIP effected at Sunderland :—Total number recorded
from July 15 to August 9—mules, !79; females. 367-
64& Identified with Brougham-street Chapel, 199;
South Durbametreet Chapel, 13; Deptford and Ballast.
hills Chels, 25; North Circuit Chapels, 56; other
plates, 37—tota1, 330. Believers purified, 199; back•
sliders recovered, 107; sinners saved, 340—total, 64&
Express.

THE amount of our National Debt is £808,268,398,
or CH 16e. Od. per head of ate population. The United
States, whose debt before the recent war was insignifi.
Gaut, now owes £556,873,586, or £l7 15‘. sd. per bead of
the population. This is• most serious burden, but the
debt of America is in proems of being rapidly paid off;
while wears content simply to pay the interest on ours.
Thu it happens that in the United Stases the tazati n
amounts to £l2 lls. sd. per brad, while we only pay at
the ratio( LI 6a 4d.

A comas aunwrion is likely loin.. in Amelia,
consequent upon the Act of Emancipation. A negro is
allowed to be his own property, has he • right to sell
himself 1 One of the freed men In Alabama Is, it is
stated, afraid of the responsibility which has been
Xbrown upon him. "Lord of himself," he kept he will
have "a heritage of woe." Bo he has offered to dispose
of his rights for the sum of 1,000 dole., the price at
which he modestly fixes his value in the market. Such
a sale would not be legal under the new settlement, but
it may have practical effect, and if others follow his
example islet. of serfdom might well follow • general
Inclination of the kind. The purchase money is at least
Lkely to ba a tempt Won.

A Out. Toss To Pieces.— On Monday week, at the
Rally Paper Mills about • mile from the city of Durham,
a young girl named Ellen Dunning.aged 15 years, who,bad
been employed at the mills, went into the dusting room to
show a companion a new maohine which had reeently been
erected. The young woman maimed her not to go near
the machine, but ibis caution wan disregarded, and some
portion of her wearing &Karel being caught is the ma-
ebinery, she was instantly drawn in and out to
When the machine had been stopped a most skit=
spectacle presented itself. The girl's head and arms
were oompletely severed from the trunk, and she was
otherwise so fearfully mangled that the remains could
namely be recognised as those of • human being.

A PANS PAPER called the fllaisfrarion publiabes an
account, purporting to some from Reed-Centre Stephens
himself, of the grand dinner given to hies in Paris by the
Anglopbohe, the MANIA. de Boise,. large party of
senators, generals, and titled and deoorated personages
was invited to meet the Fenian. Before dinner he con-
versed for • long tints ate window with Viscount
8. 1* Gueronsise, in =twir to whose question he gave
an amount of his career. When the chief butler an.
DOUDOW " I.me 1a Marquis, est servie," the marquis
requested him to give his aim to the Marchioness do
Bowl to tabu her into dinner. Stephens confesses to
have blushed • lithe at this distinguished honour. At
table be sat on the lady's right hand, and at dessert the
Marquis de Dobai, getting on his legs, introduced him
to the company as the "future President of the Irish
Republic."

Cuss Or A DIALOCATID Neci.—At Greenock,
a young girl fell over a railing into a paved
court 18 feet below, and was picked up apparently deed.
Dr. Wltaild was called in, and he mays I found the
child utterly motionless and breathless, and to all ap-
pearance dead. Her bead was twisted beneath the left
shoulder, and almost reversed on the body. I as. at
onee that the relation of the neck with the bead was
unnatural, and instead of waiting for a nice diagnosis.
proceeded to nee means of redueo. With this object
I supported the back with the left kers, took a groan of
the head, and began to pull gradually and pretty strong.
had not polled mach when the patient's *yes opened,
and an attempt was mode at breathing. Al a phpio-
logical test of the nature of the injury, I ceased polling,
when immediately every pheeomenon of life maned es
before. I then pulbst strongly, and the parts came to
the natural position with &snap, exactly ma occurs after
the redaction of dispisoennent, but not I. audibly. Im.
mediately the eye. opened, and shortly afterwards pep.
big took place, and. in • minute or two, breathing was
establialnd." Cline attention was paid to the case, and
after numb fever and ocossional convulsions, the child
recoreed.

Sou shocking cases of destitution and thew° have
owns to light, ocnssqunt on the labours of elitism in
the oboleravitricken dietriete of the metropolis; sad, et
the localities where they have occurred, Itpitaldelds
seems one of the worst. In one house of Ave rooms
there lived four familia, numbering in all two:tot/17ra
Cr=flis of these had died, namely, two
family, the eldest eon sad a Twayeshild In

wither. and • meth* ima ithild in *Maw& At the
MEN the viikes pet their beau Is thethemeethwardi
rooms there wire fair venous imiterias from sholora.
Whet mode these mem more wee that flay
hod ereided • parfait peak in the MI
00111111 so thee leo saeletease amid im from
reellag in it in another Imlay. HAW like amakt
others, in • single ram, aniereelaiimpel kther,aaothen,
aid five eldbirea, the mother hail hem affiesieeil with
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cholera, and died. The visitors Mate many
of the good affects in wielding the Ammo thinly
distribatioa of proper food, which he,
was the beat medicine that they eon . isms
that in the Millwell Macke greet iiiiciag the
labouring clams wee mord by the r.ee.ly peals.
which ham bean greatly 'graveled by the tiatics .1
cholera.

Ham Cowin Won.—Tbis is • besiatifal perfumed
hair wosh, which in seven or tre fklarøpásll Orff hair
to its priotioo ha. ponotiesally. 1710 bead bas to be
Inendy spriiikliid with it daily for eel Mont by the
aid of 2a ordisary brlr brush, II is arid is. Ult. 64., and
Is non for post ogee weer by the weU-knesr444•lfoittei
Aux. Bose, 9414, Hollrarm, Laval& • Arriisp
of Yeovil, nut nipply iL

A Rum AID ISMOUTING BALI MI 'MS Hun
—Antaag tbe austere*, preparations rode to She
public for leel* sad eosiart OLDRIDGfI BALM
OF COLUMBIA is pre-anbsent, baying Ill*" all
opposifloa and Meanies for upwards d feet/ years
end by lite knereseing dernand for Ws Mimed ilsho may
be estimated its value mad teeny for replenishing :al
ited ga-
worakaakpreserving the Heir, eitber from
off bir ttlini*g grey. It impute to the Hair a bright
sod glossy appearasos, frees it entirely frau wart, and
will owe moil the most dentate tabrie mans as head drew
"as bus..' or in pr' Is the " Nunn, " its
am is invaluable, se it fano is latency the belie of a
healthy and letariant bead of hair. gby an
Pagfumolall and Obeeniate, at Is Sti., et. abr. dale.
Wholesale sod Retail by Um P;optieters. and A.
0111:1111110/1. Wollinglaildrosk inadon. .C.
Immoral? ro TIA DRUMM. —The rodnetioa sub.
duty es Tea, ham Is. to Id. per lb.„ls likely le proves
great boos to fsmilies, by plains, at their eimussa leo
Arowioa woo se mete prism To amaze this
faedi am sem being cared by tito so:
far tiomandik eelebrated ?bee obtain-
ed is every teem mnd throashent SiMe
Owiag to tho WA demand. the Away 101 them Tema
sad Coffees Asset prows veleable. Venom of Agency
sent free by by Catmell, Smith k Cc, 80, Fen.
lovatioS.

"A Swans 00001111111.—Few are swam of the
imports's*, of el midaig a sough or "SWIM Odd" in its
brat stage : Nod which in tbe beginning woad yield to
a mild remedy, U seer bed. man attacks the Imp.
"Brown's Brearbiel Vonrims" give snre end almost
imusediaie relit " The Troebee' ban proved their
allow by a test of many years, sad hove remind
teseimonials hots IscM noes wile Uwe amid this..—
Sold by all Oliesniste, at la. lid. per box. ---Bee
Advswthemeat in anodise oohmin.

IMPOTTATT TO Moms,. —lb% Winalores Soothing
eprtip for children teething, is perfectly harmless. It
natural nuke deep by reboring the &lid
rZaihip7o, and the kttl. eliernb awakes in bright as
button." is owes wind, soli; and migulates the bowels,
gives net to the mother, mil health to the child. It
has been thirty years in nse ill Amities, and is now
sold in this Ooantry by all the pr. medicine dealers
at Is. lid. per bottle. -flies AA rnmeaskt in another
minim

Itomowor's PILLS 01111 be octeildsotly recommended
as a domestic remedy far the alinisom of all aliases and
conditions of people—young and old, of both sexes, may
take this medicine with the enrtalety of deriving boa&
from its nos whim disorder or disease is making them
miserable. 11011011WS Pills are sorivalled for their
purifying aperient and strengthewiag propertias. They
remove iadigssidoit, polpftobio• sad beeilmbe, and are
veiny serviceable in townpleists pewslisr to females.
nab box of Pills is wrapped with printed instruction for
tbe guidance of bin% who non, understood,
from Nowa, otudying bog Iwo of repining
boats. Haoway's 'Mttllttirork • Slioroogla Mango
In MN constitutions of the weak and nervous.