The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-05 00:00:00

THE PROGRESS OF ROYANISII.

A lubilee of thanksgiving was held on Sunday among
ths Roman Catholics for tne " reitoration of the Roman
l'atholic Hierarchy to England," by the Papal Bull of
Chut Manning, in preaching at Kensington I'ro-
C tthodrel. said that the restoration of the Ifierarchy had
dnohled tho churches. school.. C 111.44.1.. collogus, and every
kind and form of erclci.dinl organisation and spiritual
work throuchout England in the church to which he
belonged. That restoration. he held, was • treat benefit
to England herself. Ho minted the results of the ecclesi-
astical work of Henry VIII. "by which England we.
severed from Christendom," in yore gloomy colours, and
he spoke of the restoration of the Hierarchy of his Church
an the restoration once tuore to England of the oisildo
antitority of the Church of Cal. He denied that hie
Church Wel anything to do with politics.

GREAT BRITAIN AND CHINA.
Mr. Wale was to IrasePek in unless the Chinese Govern-
ment piuniihwt the Yennan elßriaLs on account of the
murder of Mr %tram y. and the Treaty rights of England
ci 14 he published in the Ge:i•tte. As I.eeseetahi
hi.e horn suspected of having been concerned In the
nati.in iif our young countryman, Mr. Wade meat have
him out for punishment if he specilled anybody ;
and now we are told that Leeseetald hat been disgraced.
awl has Heil from punishment It is also said that oflicials
In Yunnan are torturing the people of Manwine by cut-
-1.;e4 If their In make theta confess the llMlled of
svll. eturdele4l Mr. Margery. But this wants con-
Meantime. Into, two other source. it 1. said
ai•eoriliiigto intern:mien rent from Tientsin on the
2,01 lif September, Mr. Wade had obtained &satisfactory
aeltietaeut of the difficulties.

TIII i r.GI hIALE.-
At Ringlawell, Kent, • tvly named ili.;inhotham bat
teen fined 13 for moaulting • 'Winery racer named
Tremleth hy slolently puhlng his whiaken. while travel-
ling In • first class carriage on the Chatbsm and Dover
It.tilway. Thu &sawn commited in • tunnel becauau
prnvecutnr refl..' to Vs% defendant, who wss a stranger
to biro. The chairman suggested private compartments,
nut only for ladies hut gentlemen.

A " WHITEOMAPEL TRAGEDY IN ROME.
A pendant to tho Whiteehapel trogedr is reported from
'tome. On thegsth ult. Signor Foot-meth, station-master,
woited on Si nor Neil, officer of public safety, to loform
him that be hal hil wapicions about • certain box which
had been forwarded from Naplev, awl which emitted •
very ilim.treeablo altar. The box wax opened, and,
wrappwl in • kind of wadding. wan found the body of
young woman in a stato of putrefaction. The wrote had
Loen doubled up. It bore no tram of wounds. The bog
ass addremed to • Signor Yrancimo iluotio, and had
romained at the unclaimed goods depot for nine days.
The police were at once am to work, and according to the
I oast report, it is holieeal the body is that of • yo tug
I ely of Salerne, who ran away with a medical student,
tied was piitonal b) hint to get possession of about •
thoutand petiole alto had brought away Irmo home.

THE sournSET AND DORSET RAILWAY.
' :Mr. Allport. geoeral manager of the Midland lino ; Mr.
hbott. :Tentral manage,. of the South-Western Railway ;
and r Reed, general manager of the Somerset and
Ilhoitet company ; accompanied by Mr. Johnstone, Mid-
land engineer ; Mr. Jacob, Smith-Western engineer • Mr.
Johnson. Millool locomotivelsupet Inteudent ; Mr. FUther,
S imerset and Dorset 10C01111ulaTil supnrintendent ; and
other loading officials of all the three systems, on Thurs-
day and Friday possixl on n tour of inspection over the
whole of the Somerset and Dorset line, which. as is
generally known. haa been recently secured, by • joint
lease held by the Midland and South• Western Cow los.
The inspection began at rbith, and, having over
the 26 miles ramp...lug the Evercreoch branch, the party
proceeded to Burnham, where the pier and harbour, which
foriourly accommodated a goodly fleet of vessels trailing
with South Wales, were 111111111110(1 with considerable
tninntone-i'.ns also were the (MI ago and locomotive works
awl riverside wharf at Ilighbridge, to which point the
tiver Thee allows of the pomace of vessels of consider-
elihi tonnage from the Bridgwater Bay, • portion of the
Bristol Channel. It may be bore remarked that It's only
neon of lees than twenty niiles from Bentham to Cardiff.
I. oting Reroliam, the party, which was carried in •
rseciel train. proceeded to Templettembe, and then to
oemouth, where they stayed diving the night. On
y. ;.lay morning • tisit was made to Poole, where there is
a waro.bous harbour, from which there is • very short
paesago to Cherbourg. During the morning the party
mime on to Bath. The result of the Inspection was to
impress upon the gentlemen who were engaged the Nest-
le' ty of greatly itevelopina the through and intetaal
i.offle of the Sonierset an.l Dorset system In many ways.
Plio doubt It a .11 a'so I* considered necessary to event°.
elly doable the "no In plum, ,f not over Its whole
length.

MIL 011.ADErom a. —lir Gladstone Is now • amid at
Oakley-park, Cirencester, the mat of Earl Bathurst
Birkenhead has decided by 2,075 votes to 345 not to
snow the formation of • School Beard In the borough.
Three insulters of the 49th Middlesex Rifle Volunteer
were on Saturday fined 10a, each at Bow-street for neglect.
leg to attend drill.
A meeting of the Libural leaders In Blackburn Is to be
Billed to decide whether • petition shall be lodged against
the return of Mr. Thwaiteo.
'I no general result of the Registration Revision in West-
minster Is that 1,116 Liberal, and LBO Tory. Temperance,
Catholic. and other claims hare been sustained.
The Duke of Connaught had a, rived at Balmoral,
hat;ng returned from his sisit to the German m'lltail
Mencetlvree.
Mit is reported that Captain Mickley, of the Iron
fit., be tried by court-martial for sinking .
Vanguard.
A telegram from Bagdad to Constantinople reports that
• Jew has been burned by the inhabitante of the first-
named city.
Viscount Caidlemagh, am of the Marquis of London-
dr!r, was married on Saturday at Alton Towers to Lady
Tiviresa, eldest daogliter of the gad of Shrewsbury.
It Is positively announced from Bombay that Lord
Napier of Magdala. the Cetunnuderdn-Mhd of India.
ir;li resign nett spring, and that his successor has already
been aPPolul, di
Mr. Disraeli an . red at Sandringham on Saturday on •
rii•vit to the Prince and Pririceis of Wales. Among the
itu at nindringtiam at present are the Duke
feentl.derDuvcites- ;sof Edinburgh and the Duke and Duchess of
i e
HOLIOWair'S PILLS —There Is nothing in the whole
"Mister's Medics" like these medicaments for thecertainty
Of their action In lumbago. sciatica, tie dolorous, and all
firing or settled pains in the nerves and mutelea Diseases
9. this mature originate in bad blaki and depravel
b's fn ann. and until these are corrected there can he no per.
nt cot cure. The ordinary remedies may afford tem.
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p ,rary relief, but in the end alwaysdisappoint the sufferer.
Hollowm's Ointment retestse the human system as salt
......9r.g.. 92.4 and a Fills greatly assist and accelerate
its operation by clearing away all ohatructton„ and giving
toot to the system gene""-11. The.. Pro. nkflactic virtues of
Holloway's remedies stand "unrivalled
Awswalso Basses IN 5,59100.- In the course of a
front kwituro on "Congregational Psalmody," the Rev.
Dr. Allen noticid some of tbe incangruities that used to
0-. tr by the awkward divisions in repetition lines. Fur
Love Thee butter than before" was divided
" L ror Thee bet— ." "Well catch ',he fleeting hour " was
Ii:::" We'll catch the flee—; : ;ted more 0/ate our
oys^ we. sung " And more ex—: And take the pilgrim
•" laea..te "And take the pil— C "And in theiou!
be d.iight.. • ..e. sung "And in the pi —, and mu the r :
awl "Seed d aro stir-Mimi (rein on high" became ' Send
doom sal—." A soprano in one Case sang "Oh for a man, .
nod the chore. moguls,' "Oh for a waitsion in the skim:.
In mem. the &Wrung modestly sang "Teach we to 3isia
the alto took up the strain, " Teach tuo to kiss," while the
b.... rendered it quite ['ramie by singing "Teach me to
kiss the rod."
Titans/ lanmerion.—The throat and windpipe are
ec.,rially liable to inflannuation, causing soreness and
&roma. tickling and irritation, inducing cough and
F....-thas the voice. For these symptoms use glycerine in
bona of Jujubes Gti Glycerine in me agr,,,gage cop.
„tips,, being in proximity to the glands at the manila
are excited by the set of Inciting, becalm,* lietit.:l7.
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