The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-23 00:00:00

fa iscellantouo.

The Court remains in the strictest retirement at
Osborne.
The Prince Consort will hold Levees on the part of
Her Majesty at St. James's Palace on Saturday, the 4th
of May, and on Wednesday. the 15th of Ma 7. It is
understood that the Queen will hold two Drawingrooms
at St. James's Palace towarda the end of June.
The shipbuilders Yards of La Seyne, near Toulon,
have just received orders from the Spanish Government
to build two iron-cased frigates, one of which is to be
of 600 tons greater burden than the Gloire, and the
other still larger.
An English inventor, it in said, has received a round
sum from the Austrian Government for a submarine
explosive bomb connected with the shore by electric
wires.
Mr. Alfred Latham, of the East India firm of
Arbuthnot, Latham and Co.. is to succeed Mr. Dobree
as Governor of the itank of England.
Mr. Otto Struve has proposed to the Emperor of
Russia to establish • permanent observatory on Mount
Ararat, near Tiflis. Th. Emperor has approved the
project., and has given £5,000 for its construction and
the purchase of the necessary instruments.
Distressing accounts of the inundations in Java reach
us. Hundreds of persons have lost their lives, and
thousands have been ruined. Whole villages have also
been swept away, and the crops destroyed, entailing an
immense amount of *offering and destitution.
A verdict of " Wilful Murder" has been returned
against auine unknown highwayman who robbed Walter
Piper, an aged boatman, near Walsall, and so illtrezted
him a. to occasion death.
M. S. Cloes has a•wertsined by esperimenta that air
will often turn blue paper to a permanent red. This
phenomenon is idnier veil most f reipientlyat the commence.
isent or towards the end if cold westlier. This is owing
to the present* of free nitric a. bl awl of compounds
of nitrozen anil oxygen in the atnioaphere.
A telegram from Sitigapore 'dab, that Sir James
Brooke arrived at Kochiin/ oil Fido. 11, and that the
town was illUoilliate•l in his boll Oar.
The Emperor Niitaileini lia. gisen 21100 francs towards
the erectiiiii of an EnAliai. church at Btarritz.
The improvements at Nctley Abbey are now coin.
plete I.
Two Government natarslids. Mes•int. 01-111smi and
flytli, ale un their war to Jaliets to 411aeowar safe plants
SOO im..ii iii timber trees in tlin• Cotiotrv.
A violent fire broke out a lese laino alba! at Rove, the
chief town of a district of Ruseiaw With the
exception of five lloostol, the woole of the guar Or
11111.15e.1 by the Jews was destroyed. About 613
oosiudzied of 1700 peroms, are thus I. ft nut
only wit out shelter hut depri.ed of all u.eana oh
exiatenee.
The aecond of Mr. Train's street trottways was
opened on Monday P•owinit thermic!.
Viaoriawtreet. Weatinin•.er, thi• lines sten is boot the
Abbey to V.Otoria Station. Pitnliixi. Perini...in ban
I.,en given he the veetry of lalitigtuo to lay clown a bile
or the New Nor th•roid.
Teo: name of a new Opera, S.kakapeare." efoopoSeol
by Mfteatrio Bemenuti, ',view', in the Ital..' tiurnala.
The Vie .r, the Mayo:. *nil the To we Ciert of Stria'•
for i.on.Avon explain that Silakspesie'a bust has tiot
been repain'ed. lint only restored. Tlie a iiite paint
with which Malone hail dbfigureil it was removal, is.
velopeil t.ie original lifedke Litotes ; lost thew colour-
s-ere worn off in some place', ant so toy hat to be
renewal.
An address to the French people, dizned by Mr. Pea.*
ant Mr. Henry Richard on behalf of the Pe ice Society,
prayiiig for an Atli •nci, wills France, his jti•t appeareit
in the Opiqae Ssitim•cie.
rio 01E114 perw)ii of the Onondaga tribe of In liana
oh the Grand River —a we.e.e named Hann a
Weekil since at the atiptioaeil age tit over 120 yeera
A letter from Boulogne-sur-Mer *apt :—"By d r cti 111 l
of the superior authorities the Belgian 1110111.wfd a the
Belgian members of the Be lempturiat order in this
town Itzve lweii °Merril to leave France without delay."
The egamiustion if the guns mounted in All the
fort* and batteries of the Unite I K mig.n. 014 probaide
to be eGenderl to our aohmial possestams. has &treacle
remitted in demonstrating the fact that touch of
our ordnance is, frow various Caused, in an unsatis-
factory condition.
"Er'• oationalitO•a," as evineet in th.• ruse of Italy, is about
Tighlraitetiinitg,Prit°"nr"gitiuh'eni;isPintegoso.if her policy of emnicipating
to conaent to the desire of the IJuiau* to shake off the
British yoke.
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The night of the 12th was fixed upon by the Papalino
'arty 10 Rome for a demonytr atoll of loyalty awl ,
yffstion to the Supreme Pontiff won the iyeryaiiiii of its
twin Ow otiuivvr ry of los ',tarn from (Meta. "It
a great munaement." writes the correapoodent ot the
Posf," fur the Romans, us promenading the city. to
iilywirve what palaces •nil in,.'. realiteoces -tie
„„„ awl what otliiiN Winne left in dark ilea•.
and moor were the cinument. mule in conaelueni e.
British loyikeroon were ealithol to roe the Britiyli yummier
reAidence. at the Pariaaniii Palace, decorated with a row
of twelve paper lanterns on the balcony. with the lion
and unicorn on the side and the Pope's arms on the
tither. This was rather au exception to the diplomatic
remoras which prevented moat of the foreign repteseata-
tires froze alitminatiog their hour."

NERVOUS AND GENERAL DEBILITY.

Eighty-seventh Edition, 206 pages, sent post free by-the
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