The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-03 00:00:00

FOREIGN MISCELLANY.

Shortly before the steamer alfries left New York
she was hoarded by some pollee ~Ssiala, who, exhibiting
a warrant frose Mr. Seward, Secretary of Stale, arreetsl
and carried of Mr. Reheat Nair, formerly a highly.
r hie semehant at Chariesdon. Kr, Nair walk
irEttal, Um beam of 'espartos& dispatches to Earl
Reran from Mr. Beate. Braids consul at New
Orleans. who had furnished him with a passport.
The Gazette de rrieste stater‘At the attempt to
launch the iron ease (Apto, doe Salamander, at that
, art, proved a feller*. The stack fasten the ways
Wore reaceint UN water.

The Jourealde (Norton states that a meg woman
of &Nordic, ow thet tows, drowned herself aid two
children three days since. rim wretched suichle
appears to have Wow • child ii sack Lead whim she
lumped into the river.
Air ZBOAZID Citooonsui.—A memodile sowed from
a travelling measistie at Ladenbarg, In the Grand
Dolby of Bedsit, a few days ensi,laail hew'. afterwards
sees In the Necker in lito Neighbourhood al Ileasebeim.
In emisvesenos of his prosenor•la the river, the local
authorities prohibited the ishabiteata from bathing.
Two days back wise Ashenne• •'Nsoceeded in eaptaring
him with very strong not.. His owner was seal for,
sod when he appeared the crocodile manifeeted great
Joy—how. is not Mated.
The PoliA ladies in WarNiw, not wishing to be
behind head with their hivbenille and brothers in n.ani•
(eating their gratitede to Engliad for the expressions
uttered intl.. InOiels Parliament In favoarof the Pules.
hats •••colcd • b••••ifol PioNo of entbmidery for ber
llsjesty Qmien Victoja,whiela they bare delivered to
the English Consul-General, to be forwarded to its
destination.

--fh•Thitoperor of France is shoat to inhe pros
important additions to the itaff of ofiloses in the
French Navy—namely, 10 captains of mon-of-war,
10 captaias of frigates, 50 lientenanta, and 25 mid-
shipmen.

Tli• flags status, with sefennes to oar affairs in
Nen Zealand. that we ghoul* be deceiving ouweelvin if
WI supposed that the rewimiseneement of hostilities,
between the natives and O. litritinh hams, was isterril
imminent for we may fearperfeetly assured that they.
hays already begun, and that, too. on • wale far more
extensive, serious. and bloody than any we have
hitherto had to encounter in that part of our colonial
empire. This prownnatication 1.. male with a great
deal of confidence, but we hope in see it falsified.
A dispute of rather • serious chancier took place •
few days ago between the inhabitants at • French
village en the borders of the maniocs of Geneva and the
Seim gendarmes • claim made for toll lawn Um
quarrel ; a villager was arrested, end was owned by his
compatriots : the Bobo eendarusea fired upon the
Franch people and wousdad three of theta. An Moreeti•
ption Into the matter is going on,
JAMAICA COITON.—Th• Governor of Jamaica is, we
era told, putting hi. hand to cotton caltivation on his
estate in hi, Thomas in the Rost, adjoining the experi-
ments of the Jamaica Cotton Company. Land planted
by Mr. Codrineton, the aosepsny'seuent Masollioneal
In February last, has trees en it new sine feet kith, sad
soverirg from six to seven feet of sail. Forty sores put
in with own in May last, is SOW ono and • half feet
high, and both cotton and corn lose very promisine,
although the season has been unusually wet. The
emancipated peasantry are takiag great interest is it,
and any number can be had to work if only mosey and
land are supplied. There seem, now no reason to
doubt the fall successor the company's experiments.
M. Misvalue annealed in vain against the sentence be
lately received. The Imperial Coed refuses to alter it,
and in addition condemns the appellant, in asks. M.
Mires grounded his appeal upon the fact that be
rextorsd, is ti.ne, the shares he had fraudulently
appropriated. This was lindeon's plea, but the French
gambler has not bees so fortunate as the English one,
In evading the punishment he deserves.