The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-02-01 00:00:00

' I Al' STII ALI A. I Seesaw PICO sn.• -A n e xtraorlinary c.a.*: of somitainbu-
ei:fOliallb.
/caw% anb Colonial intelltstncr. 1 The estimated population ef :Went Atustralia at the ' liem oemered at ilatheileigh on Monday hieffit week.
; end of 1e56 a tttttt tilted to 104,rtle wille, mutely, 53,686 ; whet, a-lea named Ilia:era, 14 years of age, rose from
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i malos and 51,622 female, In 1556 there were 4,486 I THE BURNS CENTENARY.
FRANCE. ' i.irtiw, 1,147 death*, and 1,172 marriages. The number* wee • 'dent. wit: t diethrbing them.
I rionSTOIENTa ItY Ctit'3TV Font-la.- -A ca..; ww. de- I ll'l,e. r,t,l:;:tissli`bile ' (liie 1"1411t• being "tin "Neer'
" The Entrant of the French," says a Paris corm- .4 eliiigranta were. 5,577. mei ,4 immigrants 15,41 a. . EU/St/iluium. 1 ci.t• .1 at th., it,..,,,,,,,,. (..,,,,,ty r.,tirt, ..n Tueelay (hoit : .
~,,. Iby Ilia Jii.nee Wiehtia.e), which ineelved ali i.lll"'r- .e., oi•etwil the wintisoW, through which Ise pa•wd jute
pondent of the Nun', "is about to increeee the number ' Thme were 147 schools. awl 6,833 scholare. The reveinie e.,_ ,_ ~, birth
iii, , ,it
see centenary 0. ose oke. ournetwas e. i i taw, .1w•e•••ii as to covismittesent •by se:stray . i the ...r.., t, II tor 12 feet bedew. Ile then skipped nee...,
of his reception*. The high functionaries of the State I
,4 ati, colony en opposite height/wee vileMl
brated ill the Staittiali inetnitadia with eVery . dienigne i after :i .2i.. It. t : e• I.y the Ins.de•git Ilebt•ge 4 'inn:,
and the belies of their h lies will be received ini Tue.- 1 ture to En6o "ea ' a., wee. d for e 1..• 1! en of " a washili,; tray, as tiedlxr
,i24:37,"'1n41;ti1e1l sts."sisal:?l,44'44:llll.:Latill tililidleteitreUrsni,iii
days an Thursdaya. thi toe atone days wili be give" a ase„eas; an ,I 4.47 of 116 7.,, „„ ~,,,.„,1 ~,,twseas„ 1 Ilona ell':•liatesin. .111 the Wee.- ladle ill Ii eitY w." 1,0 the tleiX•itill g.Vell Will orohilay is, the ;natter at. re.t. !.. w!, 1,.:..• :''t .• :ill the lay', ali.i.ot iieked
•gitser* 1 seven vesieds tit 474 tete . to excess by 11e..., adillidla to partici'. it.. iti the An it a- ii i1i0..1 Vi e,4.1, was th,eltarged an 1••• r the
greed d •.• to which all the wiveli .4 es•herel ! irat ilt, the le , *hoar ,r ion-. 1 tli, fetla•r, wlel toOk
I. Ail% still 11 • . a - "' l'ilit
will be IlUeeinisisely hiving eith their host...ed. ' ,
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„,„..., . p alit; cehination Of the eViiii, While, 14666.. . • Iliad. :.t., idl the 141.11 Ult., alel 1411 the 1 1`..1 .106 , ~,,,,,.• 1i.., .1,;1 4,,,,,,:wearn., swn, sato, h,. ii,, I ~i
it I"" . I I own. The imports 44. re a•••!...
, ;ere halt. awl 16 44 IX*/ I Le'"'edr`l
-reakT week es e • .d, di in mewl kstivities tloe wis ew :tied on , warrant 44 the lir•not 'ti Comae 'o- : :
It ita, been widely ruitioured Ithe iht ill, •V"" r""1""). .ut 1:1.31ki.:,, and the export, at 1:1,665.740. The 1" ~ , , „., , . - ... , ..• •,•, • s. • .•, . ,- raeleaat di a.er..11-.1. The ala,t,iit f ' tie. whitlow to
ted , Me 1111 l ry en the tiara, Ine dey seas glisty Ala oele. role. e wart, tooteilleo In 26 oVea.hl.r. AR ,1.10e..it .1
arewris it) " thet the newt positive an.l Wit•hisg intliterY 1 imports (nun the Ceara Kingdom
aillimigli the •tlikilt• id 111, I Miver,ity lilarelied Ha a to Mr. r•tiniiii..i.eter NI tarthy for the tli-eharge, en tie• ,
engage:l:etas. short of formal trotty te- contention, were I -.545.722, met the exports thitlft rto 1.6113.:00. Almnt bt. idy.e,rousi thi.,colle, to I:iirr,l Motostisc isi. where they gr 1,1 rird ji, ark w., • , 1., i, , th, „a, ~,,,,L., ...1 MADAME 1' •-•••viii. The roriotts c.ili..an.n of 'ek-
e:changed between France allil Pied t ....veal 111014101 , 25,399 equare miles of land were leased, and the a tttttt Ilit .ol 1. .1 awl ,41 114,.lovaliseliti w'l it'll ale .11 be wen ill this
thueactrolit'o.r_cetyed wi.tia'Wlitt'ietre.' 'Tr.... I, ; .;
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since." Awl it was sableil tied Victor E., ttttt aline' 011 Y ! received was 1:14,42.9. 203.123 acres of lend wen: melee P"'"...:.!:•;-"Ii'l if!"4.,,.e. 'I, 'n.' ••
'. l',"- -., a:, •••• eas .jii•t 144•,•11 Iner:••:,•• li, e beautiful piece of .
consented to the marriage .4 Isis daughter to the Prince 11, ear. "IR,* a iedi
,•tire,,..-t!' I .
‘ii toreldight pi-recruit: 0
~.‘%.ii,ltit s 1017::. Wi0.1.14, opulitex pat Ile had ne is•ts,:erii..dito...T.• ie.
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,„1.,,,,,i.h,.. 0,.. th,,ehth
of a hi.. 11 162 an l %ere under wheat. Priers
Nmesleon on esindit of elicit an alenieve and deft 11. i ',Hire as fu11.... tin 1,5(4.
e,...._tt , t , to t ; ,
'a • .."..''ra." r•• -,-- -1..; ik• lln:,'Ille' anent...M. alfirlttll'it.tal%ll:;lll.e:h: si gene:idly Ziti: ..I...'jity/.!!:•I'14:3•1 t '.1.4111.14.1:1 re ..t.•;.1.•.t...:::.Z !I .1••• wee. T.:.•1...v... to the h.,:ig of Oul,t, at; I tire witted
sive alliance lit•ing eonelieled. But the
.Jlracitter I ter bilallel ; leieley 3, ial. to 5,,. tat_ ; ealS, la. UO. to
, enjoyed a half loolids y 'Mut, nuked, all elaseee •,f 11.e..,-;',..' Lee'vit sal•;:aotis, 'lir iit.e.g..r.s.alinlif's itit'e'itieve, then ity him to tic 1.1-••;.rietor, in ..nier to .dr...1 olir eioUlltry-
declarrd this allegation not lees tale. than inprione to I ~,, ; apple.. 101. to le. 6.1. per Ile : grape, :hi to Is. bd. . ii
sae counnutrity jt Med' in the national e01113114:1110rit. al lie 4 hi Mr. 61 Usliee Wigitt in • tie the :Wilt:Oar
the dignity uf both sovereign.. " The Esiiperor must i p„,. It, ; end peachee 9.1. t•• Is. 3.1. pa down. There t.. ' ~.P , .„„ , . 11i.„. Ols . .
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.... , oppmaiiity of judging of the writegi eberietere
,••tigts.tges of I now. There are SiLi ilifierelit .:11;6.
of tile C 3,4 01 1 6664,01311 r. h,0.6 . la poi hit Ili t lit
&wire his in '°'t
&Riefler,. to be in I - Y with the • were '...'2.1.40 horse, 272.41k1 Ii ii beasts, I,9lk2eltk) I 1 H•
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great tradition.' tediey of Free,. hut he will never I hap awl bathe, ..,094 pigs, and I,fin gua, •the leading de trident was the .1 in the Jeri., of the 12th of September ire.r au.l le, lenalde raciere lehoagoei to d x different it in ro• grolifel
,„1.1,1e I Milsiv•hall. which was ll&recede 1 nearly 7'o gettilleincti, ex re,sed an .ini.e: tied Wis:d tris'ilitiil...l i.. 1.,.. ,ii.,- ir.l k. 4 i ....11 tharaett ris ly an 1 del dant. ly
make the great inter...Ls olf the country depend upon a lapoler of nonce ea sti 'only one g .1.1).
1. Li
' the allerire bend 0 • •ut ted by about •12illadies: 4 111 el Pre •e il ditt:!..a •.1 • 111-.. ti , to 1,.. ~,„,I,„ ito. illemiteael. The runesUlijeet•iliatho
familY alliusee." A lid egain -'' The inti'"•te ret`t""ia• steressita could earn 1:40 to 40 a year, eith board and t; g , „
which have fur •long time existed between the Emperor 1 6e. uprer.sauoie "S
ealli.ls'ited_ill:liillll pliich•buwl which '4
t" a ' de' 'in a-'-' "":. ; n ~1 I.; t • it. Wli ..'i the writer nesaplimeilts the Englieh nation, aral
frent of the c""
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t 1 ''''''''',l'..".ist ewe-lie:eel.). . a •ine, " 1.1„.11 wit. Mit my verses will
and the mutual tato I
lolging ((emelt:4. 1:10 to C2O), and medial servants 1:10 to
rtruirce uci
"3"li t°
ituttert•"74"s'ihne"Whic'll had
" 41.14irt i''"liv'' “,et'''''nlln°4 ":;1" '"•‘• '.' 'Pt' ''
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rertetal." Nt'es)tlat s„ tttt eh lots been ItiOoted on the
of the French awl the King of Sanlinia,
intereete of France and lii ait. having induced the ..-- aim-rug ceepi) etia einele men 1:35 to P5O. Tune
I ing to the intereeting, altheueli huoll colony of Western 1 Mgetl Ito" 4tietercpoem rwalluda wrin tail liat day been pre- ;11.1"gc.inwtt'Re %tree:lT:li 170..71 c!-‘:lit'e'r)... M"e ';:: 71!"te:it:....r."!;;!i el:wadi reef the varioue elphabets of India, an exami-
MOVereigna of the two countree to draw cheer, liY • I Australia. it is f !I that the poi:el:an ttt in 18.'all was
' thou For re - •
family allien.e. the ere w hieli • there were ;;55 teethe, 96 deaths, and . •
tel mar. : y r ! in
ernted to the tiocietie,, 44 Anthmaries by Ifiehop Gillis. ill'e- Ronne; lc, Wra•M', ;al ..
eW mi r ,er for tee .1....- :di ael a the above will well repay the curiosity a the
into wit...! la ntaessioii they bad come from the late Dr. tat:tree, olds w the fir,,t,. a •,•1...11 of 'l'lle kind, awl sts public.
than a year. neeociatratie a ith this object in view heve lieges. Ti nienher of mlirad. wa. 12. allid of scholars
MASS/ell, id Dumfrits. publicity will, in all pniletliility,iireeent a recurrence; of a:1.01.10We? or AN HEIRESS WITIt A 'ii Fit
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been carried on, but the youth of the Plaiweatlelaved 522 T:••• re% entie ant t mated to 1:51.170. soul the expen•
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the fixing of the period 4.1 the nTlu ic att it,rriage ntil new. , ire to C 46.990. 112 Alive of 21'0;41 ton* entered the Alrer the usual loyal an IditriotiC tielats lend Artl- the c ttttt inituwias by ceuetry erairt judge, file lb 14.041 t'r,r Press thee de:scribes this terrible and
millet' intimated that a letter had been receivtel from --- unheard-of eel:unity :-'' An elopement awl marrage
ceremony will Alertly take place at Tulin." ' eolotly in Iseei, while 112 uf 26.604,t0ns cleared out.
Lord Brougham, who had hecti expected tti preside at FULL COI-ItT FOR DIVORCE AND 31:sTili- t,....k place on Saturday whials wee a little out of
A rutotour is current in Paris that reinforcements are I The value of the imports wa, Ll:Vie% and that of the
the& r. awl whose alisellee thee all much regretted. MO.NI Al. CAUSEs. the uenel line, sufficiently W., We ill' 4;:ille, to snti•fy the
about to be sent to Rome : and there h. now no doitha I, expert.' C 44,740. liesai3 acres of land were under crop,
The letter was a most lucid and learned c ttttt 'twittery ••• .. • met craving appetite Jur the novel elie dieawaing, b..th
that extreonlinary war preperations *magma at Mar 1 and the het. stock included 5.408 horses. '...)1.21)..7 honied
on the cluty of thew celebration% and the practic.,l Usta The folloWilig taaea Will la: beard White the reit
of which we have-the latter iii sufficient enantity to
wines and Toulon. At the former place the commie 1 cattle. 1.7,717 ele•ep, 6.247 ewine, enel 1,2..8 goat'. Court on Vela I, 2. 4, an,l 5.
.tti which they air capable of being turned. In the o I turn any white stennach in e xigence. A young girl
*trust is in full activity, and 4.500 rations are daily ire The average rate of wages was, of domestic helps, ClO to
Scotch language Ida Lordship saitl-" Bid it ie also fit teemed Sarah Jude'''. whose father lives un a fine pre-
pared ; and, to say nothing 44 the enlinary u 1111 l ition• ' 1:15 a-year, of 'medial, 1:12 to 130. carpenters earned fte. , Fa Further Ileeriacce aud dulement.-Iteed r. shoe
'met we should on this uccaeien Cmlsider in what lati. and Davis - Wodwr r. Welter awl Pene-Vicare r. Vicans
perty a mile or two from Pontiac, eloped on Satunlay
of war, stores of Ina. bedding. and general hospitsw a day, painters, lie. ; sawyers, 10e. ; and blatkemithe
guaee Burn.' !acme, at least by f•tr the IRMA celebrated, --Crannied r. l'oulthart and I ioutliwrite -Aamtge r.
and came to Detroit. The partner of her flight
furniture are being accumuliaol rapidly. I 10.1. and the t justly celebrated. are written. , It hi the legate, end litipetat-Yeetinati r. Braille Igel, faleely was a Idack maw %vim had !wee in the employment o
xi e exo NEW Zrtt.tuir.-A ,
AN ELIPFRioII Set'u IN Ills towN CoURTR.-The Gflobr Ta ‘pg "I' TA4I3IA•-•- ". her father for s ttttt e t.' •in the capacity stf farm hand.'
.1 tl.e i !Rafe."( Xew ""g"
review of the trade .4 Tasinattia nil • s . peoriartel Petith 11l s.•-• Fowler r. Fowler awl Newce ti Levt'r •
age, the pure and cla,sical I:matinee of Seetlidel, ealieil Yeatillilli -Keats r. Keata alill_Montezniiia. _
says-" A lewsuit of 110 ordinary intereg ia expected to . • which ton no among be regeriled a Elw first intimation that the fatWr had of the intentum
occupy the attenticm of one of the Paris court* this Zealenel will comidete Our notice of the setae/ea' le , ,
Tin imetwe St cony ...31.111y ilw [Act id their night.
01 'et The Id wheel' ehows that on the 31st of
, C Wilt . . u Inclined,' -111melen r. Man- .
, ~,,re,, any ill t. than French wait les regarded in the nem, re !wee re and le•Wii-.ll:llckefil r. Jackson -
t 4 ..., : . ••• . -•-. -••-• • -
week. All the money lenders of 1,010011 Will remember reign of Henry V., or Italisii in that cd the first Nitre armitagt. se Armitage awl) !ley ' • liately Cr 0,64641 over to Windsor, upon reach-
that tome twelve yeare ago Prince loins Napoleon Was I March' ann't il
Ma. the total population 6.4 Ta ta WAS
leon, or Gnrek under the lb.inan Empire. Nor is is to suit i. . nig tine city, fully liellsitile that tbey could mver seven-
51.492. The births in else year lig
_were AJ.. ;,,
eir:
be in any manner of way considere•l as a corruption of awl W.:eke-Wale r. Beele '.wl ".114.`,',".,-- Aldrell'el ,r' "dish their nlitlatilial designs un this ale, SA no official
den and French-llertley r. liartley-S ' I r *sills
continually endeavouring to ' reise the wind' upon a .
41e2ate, 1,336 ; aiel.the mairnages, %id . TI
mortgage of alleged claim.. upon the French Government I w.: or clergyman couhl have been found who would have so
the Saxon ; on the contrary, it contain.. much of the Aetrope itateliff r. It:debit. an.'
1," u ..r.euit:
degy r. Illawdeely -Smith r. Small- arnen r. 1 Arnett
in respect of the property of his mother, Queen Hor- 3.• l• Medan, Mid 40 selloo a, the contnbutiontes of t'ne
old awl genuine Saxon, with an intermixture trout the ens*. it. na. e. • comay RA um x ic
ter realise •eltl • b. I fI• • • to 't •tl
Governs' ea to such helloed,' Wing 1:3,567„ and the 1 -li. I. Hawkyanl and Foster-
tense. Proapectues. setting forth hie title to million, Northern nations, as Danes alid None, an,l eouse. ast.e'l liar•:•.-,te ..„,
.t. . I 4.41. 16.. ~. Down__ couple, the appearance of the girl being such as would
°buttery". 'subscriptions E 15.439. The eiffilic revenue
r way ee i im•Rol, or 1 es hateva *mare art tog i
etkickluterafikevl4,,,ty ej,lCaate,t,-teee tilt aleWlealitaa 7 ..,,, •.................i, ... ........ .........g.,,.., ....,...... 4getgat
_a sutail,l s•l:tpti 111 l ,froin tbe Celtic, Met it, t.ehst r....lmets, '. 4. sa forbid the sini.ni in the mind of any sensible man, to say
iublie expenditure. 1:4:19,704. Cuatunie' detire yiebled nothing ..4 the law in the came. Some person was found
favour iron) the moneyed intereg, either in Houndielitch 1 I eith r. Jost ph ..:4 vrewomi-Byrit-Imui r. Wahine:, and
. it is a carioual language used by the wiede people in t Miller-Olner r. Olivrr -Hurst r. Hurst at Pam
the revenue I:l33.trai ; liwnses, £26,156 ; port and in Canada who performed the trere y. Imwever, and
orelsewhere. It is, however gated by MM. de coot their early 1 • years, Ito learned awl gifted persons ' Brunel r. Brunel-Hall r. Hell an Wedffi-Laws r.
harbour due, L5,.515 ; and the receipt* frost' the I -the two were mad TI 'W. I
e one. sey are now an in. eor
and Terwangue, bankers, of Antwerp, plaintiff!' in an ~4,4 thremglmut life, and in whiell are written the laws 44 the Laws-Pmedewell r. l'OlopleWell-Smith r. Smith and
enjoying the sweetie of the honeymoon. The rather of
action brought agaiest Ilie Majesty Napoleon 111. in his gration Commies Ts. E 100,001.1. The mum expe .
Scotch, their judicial proceeding., their =Calla history, Vicare-Ile r. 11..anie -Juno. r. .110nee-Turner r.
own courts, that, in 1847, one M. .I.rietele Ferrere oh • 00, seat' in 1850 was E 7.1151 ;on educatton.the '1 • el I t %bort' ' ftl II I
gir as a t•e •io . i ' 1111 l st, o ie wau e log or
. ebove all their poetry." Turner and (ill-V.i r. Withers and Furley-
E 12.194 ;on works and buildings, kn,149 ; and nothing, nigger as good as anylway style. For a long
tamed frcian Prince Napoloin, for valuable comaderatiini, The following int t'
eres ing eitheitio occurred in the Pulley r. Pulley and Seem:l-Spencer r. Siemer and
• roads alai streets, 1:26,074. "Convict diacipline oustries of vear. he It 1. 't II ' 'I bo •0 I '
ie. 1 isgto.... its nog I era wi I els
an assignment .4 all his (the idince's) rights' and credits, „ wee of them ititereetin noccedin s• -- I SiViek-Dywn r. Dyson-H..4m r. Ilraate-Bengtingli r.
colony let $29 91.1 vessels, of 157.1 o; tuns, entered e"! , . •g I g • ranting on &Withal and anialgamaticel, 44 which be was
against the French Guyer 1111 l tut, as the reprosentativ.• etf ,!"e w -. ••• The t hairmall OW, in the Meows, .4 the Dean of , Bengtnigh atel Kelley-K.lig se King end 1/n.wn--
wanls in liCel and 945 of 156,:g16 tons cleared dis k hell to abate Wit one 'itor a tittle from its utmost
queen Hortense, his mother. Pursuant to tine losaign.
In
tI T ' ' f 185i'l of the Fse"lty, "The Peasantry of Scotland." and gated that ' lireines e. Braille. and Woral -Hamer r !lamer and Ihs!.ti.
i In order that he Faitight wit be maid to reach
went. title deeds valued at 10,1100,6110 f. acre depositea cm wan is.. here are no returns I sir 1 _ . I ti,,, was . ,
present 4M this ocena.tin one man wlio bad I 4 •erter - 4 :ivy's r. Gwyn-tie r:0 r. '.teal-Vi -Walker se whitt he die
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i , practice lie mete it a 'mutt to treat the
witli M. de Prima, a French etdary in London. M. A. vesaels built and re.gisteretl. The total value of tbs.; I
seen the day wl ici hum i I day celebrated, who was alive Welker awl Wateraini-runitiogton r. Cunningtent and
instewts Was K 1,444106. and that of the exie.rtumerous coloured penents wt he from One to tiuie
Ferrite, in on en to retol'i• his secitrity reselily negoti- when Burn. wa.e born, who had met I' um Anil spOkeli ' N,.1.1e-T.lffrey r. TiTlilfrey sea Krause-Bevan r. Ha
"ran enii.loyeel Rs on • I.ar with his own fentily. Thew 410C-
e1.21.17 to. The etinci sal ex torte were fiour
able, divid.d the ten millions lute lOU shares of 100,101. „, .. • •-• • I I I ; ' with him face to face-namely, Mr. Walter Glover, at -Itylance r. Itylance alai Joins. trine" lie inculcated mein the understandings •4 hie clad
each. Two of thew shares were depaited with the . hi
L.. 4.4.3148. ; freits and : presences, 1:41,455; go ore
". one time carrier between Dumfries and Klitilmegli. Rua dren, end he lime the supreme satisfaction uf witnessing,
plaintiffms by way of regage, for ll 11l lie y
,__ „wing to Lb,. 421Arls ; grain 1:118,42a ; Wefts. E:4l 432.1 i all'erl" "'" 1 I for il • tit ••d tl .... __-
No is. ne enjuae le • parental anotaintance of -- - - -
1253 640 • team., X 19.581 ; timber of all kiwi,. '3' as the ',radical meta of Isis teachings, his own deugliter
by Fer 're. Ferntre ha. never 'W el lila debt. an now ,:, Po the poet.
1.11.......3 : and wteal, C 319,961. The 'nuance of the clasped in the embrace of a greasy nigger, willing and
M ra. Cock and Terwangue, availing thourelves of the -..,.....,1 Mr. W alter Glover, who bad been led f ntill nee beds.
wil in 1646 wee 11,2.53,ffirl btediels of wheat, ti-ieco• - ready, and even entlinditetically reciprocal. in the ',wog
French law, which allows the sovereign to beetled in the of the hall to the •platform. tl t 1 I ..1
tell s ARM up, an. ami, -0---
ti llorley 513 nla ..d oak 13 7,11.4 uess " 141 of bean. game .1 llallianre witis which hiVerii &light to celebrate
civil courts. like any iither citizen, bring their action. , • • ." ~ . - • • '"' ' signs of the deepest interest recited. with voice gill
One difficulty in their wey is that, in 1552, the Princ-e 29,415 tuna of potatoes, 22.1194 tons .1 turnip*, 1,508
hale and distinct, wveral stanza of " Taill O.Slianter." ' Situ LITDIX °P. Tin: Pit ir mittaie The bneher t• the girl came on the nett
lit ill' tit I..,LITIcAI. SER- the • • . . f g • •
I of taro', end 18.49:4 tone of Eneliell grasseh. . . viers. -Ily a warrant undo Her Majesty's lb.ye.l hign• day, arriving litre on Sunday, alid, amertaining their
President, when lie confiscated the pn•eerty of th.• This venereble iwreon I ant conWmporary id the poet . . i t
The live stock included 18 019 hems rea fitnt cattle . . •I"it ii Order, I tbs. th•• forint. of whereabouts, went to her an.l implored her to return.
enuare 4. • -
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I irleans family, declare.l in the .1/emitter that he would . • ' ' • ' ! Wail, We believe, lawn on the IStis tof July 175.4, awl "IAll"' ' •
1.614,987 sheep, and an. 074 ',wine. Dome.tic hikott• preyer and service made Lor the .411 44 Nevembeg, the She WiLs nests:Med, however, loved ill, ebony half, wee
release the State from all his claims to 1.4 in then fur was thus ids talk older than the end, wliu'ui lie 1e,41
was shorth r 25 to X3ll • year, awl trade. Me a day. 30th .4 January. and the 211th of May. be dis•••eitilled in hapj.y in Ids arms, and rould'iit think oft. lill g back.
tune. The plaintiffs contend that tine Tel am cannot be known while the latter resided in 'Dumfries. At the
Of New Zealand tin...l:mutation (Ira%) Way 48,193-viz.. ' all churclie. an •1 chapels. Mel that the Ifaßii orms .4 The e te,ne ..4 a brother at such a sight can better be
binding upon theist aii purchesers for a valuable considei 1 - if Ile r Tilt' 1 in! tett 'II g I tra an propose t iree
• >74ls males and eaa 445 females, 61%2 per cent. of the e "I"e ' ' " • • ' • prayer and service be Iliit henceforth printed and pule ill1agille•I thall ilefferibell. Some nwa would here bhateel
ration • but that, at all evente, the Emperor having , .e . I „„d cordial cheers to be given in holiour of Wet -a call ,
canrelled the share,' wl•Wl. were negotiated with his I Pul"ll4ti°ll C°Hid e''"'t ""I write. 13'55 cool read ' wl ' I wflit ion 11l fit,a •r • 1. I t liehed with, ..r annexol G.. the 11 ...k 44 C .wa their disgrace 44 ith a single blow, but lie lima been
I 24.81 coul I:ed read. The bead number of convicti.no "• 'e" l 3 '''l"'''' "". 1,m.y...r :nii.l Liturgy of the Cuited Church tof England taught that it was no sin against Gral or man that les
&auction suid privity, i, personally lialole to them. On 1 .wav 2,4 . The remaining toasts im•lnded The Ladies', profaned sot leo. n i
the other bawl, the validity of the amaigninciit to Ferrere i he el in t. . upreme Court for all *tree of effigies"
. • : by Ceptain Carnegie • The memory of Sir Walter . . - A-' . young Aster elimild repo*. in the anus of a negro, and at
40 civil news Were tried by the Supreme Court ; ‘,3n10 14.tvor,othST EMIGKATION.--Iller M jesty's l'aisigra- the *sine time ealuily lo.k Il i 11l in the feu. and say that
is conteetal by the Emperor.- Scott 1 Pr iff. seir ti h krt h pro.
i cavil and c' ' I cave.. W 6 re llillnatlil Of in the Itesid.nt ,i I ' ..,1 , ~.... ' 't 'Ai t.. 3. tion C 1111 l mat
eaor Swinten, ee. , an 4 um company separated about .
I Magistrate's Court, .1..1 2,1191 convictions took place. •" to receive tenders for a ship to proceed to Sydney, Neal. alone. The girl is about IS year.. old. The family
The. revoine was Clgt4,32s ; 320 vessels, of 8..%
r.74t4 to., half put 10 et cluck. ' South Wale ii, to be ready for the reception of eassengetc are:sant to have occupinl a position in society which was
entered inwards, and 323, of 5,2,91.11 cleared outwanle. . - ..ti anal day as liaay be liaell Ulaill lietWeell Ow :Nth of first cies., and the blow ie, ounecemently, a terrible one.
'nue imports were a:7lo.Bfig, and the exports 1:318,433. Li Yratriii SERVICEs. -hits le AI-ednestlay. it Was February .1161 7th 44 March. 'hi..- c •inetiesiotiers have The father is rich and the girl -a heireo, which inakea it
The export!' from the colour included /1:311,1100 of bullion been blowing • violent gale during the night and n , dete ' lin futilre to make a grie %lived reducti 111 l in very nice for the African of her choice. The matter Ida
.tel coin, t"21,11011 of wheat, E1l3:411 44 Kauri gum. log from W. W W•S•W• At 12.15 p.111..4911" of die- I the iiiindwr of - the crew on heard their vessels, accent. caused an intense excitement in the neighbourhood
1:10.95$ of copper ore, 1:10.515 of oil rf all kinds, tress were hedged, an•l Richardson a tllliUlar lifebOat, , ing to the following melt - e re, heir men tor each 1110 where the partiee are well known, the girl having been
ITALY. eit0...c..4 ot potatoes. L'23,1110$ of timber. 1:14,072 of wod, which belong,. to tls.• Royal National Lifelmat "wake. tow „1 the hest eon tone or the .hip,„ regh,ored tow • bore and brought up where her parents reside. It iv
The King of sankm h.O been wrienely ill, lea be ia .11.1 1:57.040 of ano4lware• There were 2.119-1 homes, t . htatioised at ithyl. Waa promptly got out with nage ; three Hien for reels 11111 tons between 500 and difficult to imagine any train of circumstances by which
now recovering. A rumour i. jr lent .t Seidel' Lh ti 91 9'2,4 cattle. te10.111414 sheep, 25,6:13 awine, 10,074 goals. hones, awl lame:lied ai Alwrgele Bay, through a heavy . Liget tea,: two elei wiedf men hit. each Inn t•me a y g ate! int.•lligent girl could be brought to form .
• camp is to be formed on the It 1111 l all (metier. and 65 mules and relies siva in a most seamanlike Dimmer, and proacalecl li l -1- betweei, Lieu and 1.500 ;ow, an it wo men for t•ath Ito aeon 00 repughent to all the senses ; yet the fact
It ia refereed that Pied ' about to contract a new --_ -- ealiVass Niel oaril ill all admiraltle etyle in the directioti pm tone over 1,5011 tons. Te "-thirds if tile ee nto i ti,t,, 1 re complete ranted for the crime of
loan, under the guerantee of Fromm. of No. 1.2) per chart. the wind W., towarde a lug, he.. alit,, e.: ti 1.40 re the me.t. Tee, hot, limier •.11.• tenancies,' we mver heerd le
of. The ague call WlS'a is
At Turin Catliedrel on Suncley, after ins., General INDIA AND CHINA , American ship, with her ensign downward., and a leek age of It to be reckoned a ais or•lin •ry seaaelti, lint th it the father, melouletelly well cured of lite beliefs by
eI A •
Niel, in the nem, .4 the Emperor of the Freuele .1.•• We hare received, by way 1 Trieste, Calwitta, sue i eYlng at her 'sweat.' head. Several veil 'er .e. sip. not 1111 l re then twu boys to e le. carried for very 540 t lila thin., may be• able to wire Wu yoUlig 4.ll4llgliter from
mandol (roll, the King the liati.l of the Princess Clotibl. Hongkong journals in solicited' of the Overland I were in the offing. beatina &knit km pilote, and for tone, th•• terrible future which now upeills to her."
in marriage with Prince Napoleon. All the great oth• Ilail ": their dace. are fr 1111 l Calcutta, 22nd of December t I wger to cross the bar into Liverwal. The lifehmet was ' A Wier. iiiintisrti.i.r SiloT RV lIER !lest% %No. -
, I. lIV-110 a Ex PEN ega.-- Duo ing the 'wet • • I •
aear t i,
cent and dignitaries of the State were tweseliL In 11.01:41tong, Follt sof D.Tember. .s. di through the telescopes ,a. the Seinaiffiore 161114 dig We h la NI recent en ..,eirr. nee .4 .4 fatal met Ite. al Nation:a lefeelteet Inetitution hes incurred the
the evening •Oa repreeentathm wee given in the • T 1 -.le UOVertiOr.tleneral Isae Made nis his mind th . the she*. eight tw nine mile,. ay; ei„. ie ~,w am...ea nainnally inelaecludy ir.t.tre. re•ulturg from lire arm, '
, loilow mg eXpOrires, 4.11 either additemil n..w life•lmed
theetre. Prince NAlelenn tool the wilt de (4 the lboval . rattru from Allah:thrill to the Premlency, and his es:, .to have 11111 into Vie Point id Ayr on Presiatyn, ee e le, • • i
, all•reil .%164,t4di, .41 Ilewiay. It appears that Mr.
_Lamb-, or the rel4aCiti • "fold boa, tr.oiloortill , ear•
Family were present. Tile Prince Nalwleidi lies been , Islislotswitte Iran rereivol milers to liuld themselves in • ',Ohl lit, plissibly fetch Rhyl wit!. a strtmg gra.' tide
.trelice, wed gn.wer.d thet p assn. prey:int, to gtotog ri • ;••.., and I.•ez,-0, I'v new tote,: Nerfolk -4 'tomes-.
toei,,a waled., erat mecca tog .• all the survivors od the . rea liliewl. li.s Lar-liit k ealleCte 110 arrive ii. Cel• end breve .•a• 6 P•ui• -The teal. still lie. just returned. • out r.j ,diianiriz, was ,daieling in theeneen with , ~.,.. 1,.... e.I. : :4 • h..,;,. r. 2.,.; 1,, :..4. : ;Le ten
Grande Armee, aecerateel with the otedal of St. Helena.- ' elitts hy the 1411 i tar next I.. Ana son then re.!ntee 'nu. lu,ut I. rea•••11e.1 Prestatets eefelY. •11 wise there loaded glut 111 l der his ann. awl ehilet Lie wife was C.-- 1, ~ , 1,1,- • •
... i•. . .. ; .. one., ...e ..e. 1... : •• M•ery....
On this latter texas CM liiii he, en .1 highness thus . t•
'he office of Pneident in Council. Wilted.. hela by the o 1111 l yea G.n th it. The beat heltaved liee,t a,hoir. . „,t‘ing after hie:tow:ler gal:. the cuff eif Mr. Arelicr's I'l4lo :... ILI. • l'a ll tl tivi 1i0.,`- e'"- -1
r 11l
.ti a ( •
affilreseell hill lieroca:- . lien. John Pet. r Ilrent. The hidadiant•Gueertetr ir. Ady. and tilketa the Ai1,. which: g•st into Itivrri....l, great ro.t. einght the h; 11l llrr .4 the goo, width aelit --. ' ' ...
Imlialk, I, • a ,•.i.et. e1..3 LI, fah ; Soutliw. hi, C 127 19..
tt I thank you fur the eagernew whirl% y•.O have Outten • 4:11 ils the dietrick on his edictal hour, but will pruba• ' eeiim lea kneels. The signal. of &etre. were diown ~fr, i„.1.614:. th, emo,•ntg in his w,f.' , 1,,,a, ;,;,,I 6,441,inir I.i, ;... ,:73. ;;;.4mee t:74 .
.t;
th. LII ; Whi••
in amisilaing Imre to meet inc. 1 ant deriay Are, too I isly return by the end t.f this isiontli. or the I,ittle Onue's Head ill the 111 l amine. and were aaieet itt•tent de.dli. The der,....3 hed ouly I.e• n ! I„„ •- ' '. ' • •
ai. L 24. le ; Ilerneee, 1.11 12., ; LA.l.iitli. 1.1110 la ;
by it. Noble and gl ' . reniaine 44 our erudite! yon ! --- ---- , a•titi 111 l ol till midday, when they were ole.erved to he married tiv.• iwintlie. and the gate .4 imaial ii ii. I I tppledere 'el 1 12-. ; .abi raeee. 1.3.k.4 3.4. I. 1.: ithr I.
are an ad•liti ll IRI hoed bet an France and Pa elite en. • CHINA. : Midi. The In plitude with which the life•boat tint • hub, which the 111thail.y and .6,nm:e.t.a.. he -hand I.:. i.:,. i•-: .• •-- •• - • ••• • -
I .... . I 4 ninon, Li.. 1.1.. ; Ileaw.m.i, 2.14 i 1-4. ;
which, as well sae our .lynessies, are end e ill be allied io Th.. intlligenee from Chin. k matiportant. !Im elicited the admirati,n, ~f ei, pr,,nt. The II ii Will liven thrawn by the rad cabal:lite tan searetly be Fraerimr••l", 1:2:.5 24. 2•1. ; loseiemouth. Ll4O Is Ir.:-
future,. I ellen inform the Killenn .4 your arffintr. alai Sio, ti .e E.rl r Eta'
li ,111 left Shangleu ..n a trip up .be 1461 Omit. Usual revered Ity the National Lifeboat imagine.l, much lees deecrided. On Wielneelav en 1 ia. " 41 • • • I 6 e•iai ' II llt
'• • , ialei - ..,eWeliww. . oUloy ...inn, .....-:. is. ; .-11114..4.-,
II titutiutt for their laudable services. ' •
i inqueet was held by W. Cold, Kea, .cor. 'nee, alien. in .
I thank y. ei in hie nettle_ Vivre YEnipereur '. Vive le the Yang•tee•kiehg nothing 16,1111elitie hall Lel, Waal ' H El9l Is. ; lin 1111 l re. 51 141 Is. ; Car:Pion.. 11:1147 Ss. ;
Itoi Viebte Emmanuel." ..f tie, expoliticit ; awl. an his Lent:chip bail been alwoit ' imoolatice with the alum, hick, the try returned a •
, nil's'. qv. ...... ,i. .. , mug:weds, . .s. , 'OP
I . 1:•••••• 1,, ,ti •ti • ci. It 1 • 1
Tlie King .1 Sardinia kw honed a decree for the fill- . ,
ertir week. when the in ail steamer wan despatched, - . .. _.._ __ _ _._ rennet of " Accidental de.tt IC Ardottire, 3_.41 lla. :1,1. Tim Inetitution lute ale"
. „
ing up of all vacant loge in the army. • intelligence la lookol for I ly. : A41'111931 AT Sit ETVIII.II. - A line,a turner ineied eapendea on the repairs, store., alteretion., andse inpc•
The Prince of Wales is expated on • wirit W th• i Ili. Exceihmey Baron Gni kft Sliengliai on the 27th • Willem, Wilan died at Sheffield on Frid.e °owning tam id it. numerull. lifeelmtats, twat-houses, an I re:o'-
4'unit of Sardinia. I ult., in bie linperial Majetty's I. La Place. 1 Ito ' last, from injurier received in a inurtlerons attack med.. , :Totting 4111.1 i 1g.., C. 1.714 ss. :kl., mincing altogether a
this port. Dot the La Ph re 100 l the wish:atone to Mil , lipoll I " by two rullimer taarat I o'd•elt, on Thitr.-I,y loud or £,4.1:4i4 :ta 9.t. It liaa atm, grantee'. thine g
into the mud off one of the Clots:4n Wend, and lost lwr , ACCOUCH EM ENT OF THE PRINCESS 1111 l ruing. Lat.. 4411 Wednesday evening WiNoto wt it I'' . 01.• same iwriol, 51152 as aearas for eking 427 person.
red.ler. in conwitience of Whiell hie Exeellency had to FREDERICK WI LLI A :%I. the Ilea Ii- Inn. •••ep....t.• tle• It or .1 P.-.t "the .. owl front lii wrecks nil our coa,ts. A teed eetiideet..ry
hllift hie quartet. to Iler Majesty's •liii. Nimrod lawn • left there i• 1:111.- lief r•• I "%ha k in the mori..lig. At r. -lilt, and cleerly showing how much lit, horn accoup
apprised at Ningpo of tle• accident', ali I n•ttini to Wisuseu, Jan. 27. the 1.464111 of a pas,:ige le ohig from the psidielteee• I.'!•ii• dby the well directed efforts which the Life but
Shenglisi. Thence the Baron RDA suite again departed Intelligence of the Prince:a Fre.l.•riek Wiliiatii ef iiito Ilarlog-plece lie Wa, hurt by two mot, en, of Wholo i I „,t it,lnt ion 11,,,, bryeattlit to beer on this I eh, nein...
ton Die 7th, and fimdly arrive,' twee in the English Preseie havitig been Wifely deliVered of a son arrived a: hea all 'qui, 1".4.'"101e in hi' hi 0,-1. aiel , liii'lii ;; 'Nis great alid national emit Mk, however, only been
mn. r Aden on Ale Ilth inetent. The La Place 1,... Windeor Ceetle at 3 o'clock nal efterwran. ..,,..in 4 the .1.•,.,va 6,1. 1 111111eili ilely the ilteeaaed tillio,l aceonirlished hy lurid finis llie ,iwietv iii a debt of
been towed back to Shanghai Ity Iler Iliji,sty's shiP The I:loyal Mother and infeitt Prince, we are happy to t
... retaelei rate the fellow etelawa Wm in the alethilieu eg,e4,, ;end on emade:itore of IMMO frolll ita alllall
Inflexible. learn are tieing w.•II ein, la knife. The two. nem in :tautly Made oil' eiel re .•rve I cepital. Impeded by every f esling which we
Ilia Evrellency Mr. Heed, rniteel Statee' Commis- This anal/kiwis event was ettmlnimicated to Her Wilwrii fell to the gromid. A h•e• tees afterward, hohl dear, tei save a fellow creature fume an appalling
donee left tide pert (..r America Mt the gth instant. Majesty through the electric te16•41,941i, 16 Ilie.e.age 14y lie wa, foetid d'ilig, 11l a peh Getty 'tope's's,. 'date, on the .lath by ehipwreek, one weula hiappose that the
The Legation is now in charge a th. el . •,,,, secretary. . which reached Windsor Castle from lkorlin in Ii inieutes CaiiiieWay, and am ...livered to the Townhall, %%:t• re lo National Lifeawat Inditutien haul claimm which came
IW. S. Wale William, alter the occurrence. we. atteediel hy Ile. Booth, rergeots. Th, ,‘1r.g.,,.1. 1 h mo. 1.,. the hearts of every one, awl there pleaded fin
At Centel' neaten. are Proar4"4ll4llg deathly, though At I o'cloek the queen was appristel of the Princess (Gino! Cost the knife had pellet mksl to the int:gime, a ; aupport and sritipathy ; Mid I particularly dues One
II ajor a Wiwral Sir C. T. Van Strube:axe's 'whey of being taken in labour. i Lir:, Inaba of whiela protru•led• presenting It newt apply to the roiled Kin...then, a Inch ism. much indebted
keeping th c garrison closely retained within the walla Her !loyal nightie. the Decline; of Kent wait Me elioeking debt. Ilii; poor fellow's clothe. were , tor to large • p.rtimi .4 its greatness and proliperity to
is loudly decried. i inediately apprieed of the circeinetance at Frugniure eeturatol with blood, which on the Snivel of the war- , it. hardy wainen. In respeet, thee,4 • the Life-boat
The state 44 affair.. at Singlet is alarming. From . Lear, eon WAS *till &sling profusely. The intestince Inking 1 Inetitution, it.. objects 11Witi,,,^ an truly nati 111 l al and
reo•chow•foo end Amoy report.. lire favourable. Several omin 1111 l icatione have since lseen received at Len replaced, the teemed an.. stitched sip and the philantlawie, we do not hesitates to recounuend it
A rather alar 11l il ig fire broke wit in the centre cif the - the Cootie, a 11111 l uncing that the !loyal 'nether and in- injured man conveyed I 1111 l ie. where he centime,' in , earnestly, awl on all occasion% to the support of those
city (Hongkong) On the /411 of December. and only by fant Prince were favourably progreesing. great paiis until his death. The Live for the murder- who are able to render it. That help was never 1111 l re
the t extraordinary exertions were the lorellibieu of ' Inimoliakly the welcome intelligence became known oun attack is enveloped in inseam. Ali isiqueg woo, I, lieetleil than at pre,rlit, when, through the eltraor•linary
the Oriental Beek latrporation kept Inuit destruction. ' to the borough autboritie. and the inhabitant,. at large opened on view .4 the besly un Friday afternoon, and ; exertion+ the society has made within the pag Inc
4 hie Gum building, this residence awl gutlowna of Meant. , they geve ealsrva• 111 l I" their sympathy Kiel joy by Mlle adjourned fur further evidence. years, it kis 110 W eieldy-one Me-boats under RI Manage-
Schaeffer awl Co., inerchente, and the offices of Ile. pending in (rent of their home. varinus ha 111111111 l bear. Fr.lnVl:l. Ihill.Ell Ex resisioa.-A newt fearful boiler I wet. T.) maintain these beets in a taste of tlenvegli
Tarrant, solicitor, cat totally deatraYed, teg,ether with nig the arms of England and Newts., and other loyal explosion toccuried on the Shields Railway ell Tutu ale) , egbitliCY. a large permanent annual income 6 aboulutely
four other Muth. of the 'Ole ''compraclorie. ' de% ices. The coals are *la down tide railway he inclitie to the , 1 1
needle if It.. 1111111411 e Minion la to he perpetuated. We
Sir John Bowing left Hongkong for Bonilla in Her The bell, of the l'hapel !Loyal a St, tleorge and St, at.titl in the 'rpm., mlel a 111141 'tallied William 'lronton • feel assured that after thy plant atatentent of facts
Ifejeety'a screw steamer Magicienne ou the 29t1t ult. ; John's church sent forth merry peals. Mid ill the eVell• Was ill charge of st standing engine about a utile and ' Ili
re_re.ve to 0111. of onr meg %keret societies', we shill
hid inany of the Royal tradespeople illuminated their a Leif fr Percy Ilinit. Itrenbei had cleaned the 1 ...II IllVe the lileaPilre to report a very large increase to
boiler 011 SittUraily wi•ek, awl lia4 tent two sae of ' de pantile:tit income.
Wagons iloWli to the illireka at the Ileybole, when Ow .
i Tee Coe 11 11111 At, rata Of 1.110TOS:lt.t PUY .- - lit
boiler exploded with feerful fare. It wee lifted up and .
, 11101 y Wdne*.
.is it is very desirable to have accurate
tern into four pce,
ie the principal portn W iohig I "
We. 1 ...abort's u:' the articles dealt in. To have those pattorn,
44Croie4 flair railway* and over two deep cutting*. :
I engraved and printed wool.' amount in smile cases,
Another lortion ell sick a cottage belonging to Brunton I where the article hi l!ovitriced awl intricate in deden,
and nearly Ildindielied it. Ilia Wife, hating a very narrow 1,, 1.1„1.1.
y ..oill at would be worth while t., expetel.
weep... The liligille•114111se Wail Colilliletely 114•111..h.1".4. T.L... him extituple, designs in lace, embroiat•ry, Mel
II Brunton wr.s buried ler the rood atid ruin, of the , dealer things. Intricacy in pattern is ii tgreaWr thIll•
balding ; owl a portion .4 the les 1 '4l flying acres. the colty to the photographer than eimplicity, and tlealere
wagon way, A. a pet of waspilia were fill 11l il i 4 iloali Cie ill this thewription of gooda might find it anewer their
Maine, cut the rope and cauwei thou to run adrift. A ' purpose to prepare illuotrated catalogues of their pat-
wsilliall alet a little girl were relnii: 'with'''. Niel." the terns for trainintedon to customer's. I lelitleniell ill the
winnen, inereeee4 ill momentum tlit•y *creamed nee, . tenantry could select for theineelve, iiii cal as they ceuld
Oneida'. Th.,* 1111 l a", le"Iwil "Ir. hut Iwn It-g,g"1.."1.,,H; , donate, a book the kind of pietio(orte or 'sideboard they
001 in the rupee Mill %Ile Was thrown flown awl dragged : require front their 1111 l deal instrument makere or tallish
moue dial :thee. The lad in theme of the wagatie forth-
alum.., 0( , ' er*. utility such cataltliti tee to exporters to the
1,51.1)' got tilt rope loose (nen the wagon awl thee .11. 41 j i , e 4440110111 tit foreign countries is obvious at ellee ; ill fact,
her ; and smother man employed on the wilway thou- . .Ise w a
orave prepositiolma have alreedy ban 111.1014e1l ill the
si dely keeled ilato the wagons lin.l rescued the girl. I
I ease 44 agricultural implements by wow of the t
1111, wagolie ran with great velocity down to PereY lelll i 111111 l manufacturery of thew article*. In taking out.
Mein, 11114 Melling ill contact with Mollie 14111111in2 ' lio" .if c„,„4.4, time ',caring, an,' distances of bui.inwrk,
wagons iiiiisslied them and did a einsiderable alli 11111 l tOf netiessary to be obeervol in entering harltoure, npre•
mieeldef. As *eon it.. a force colibl lie gatherea together wittation, of the form of lightlenwei., hemeee, he ,
3 numher of illeil Were employed to dig oilt Ilesinthe photograph m y ay be made a readily availab Man le e. 1
from the ruins. and Ilia body was recovered about 11111 "strib„tmg to ti,„ safety „f life .1,.; 1.01.,,,ty where
I and a half after the acciaent fearfully 1111 l tilated. shim,'" is n0„,.,„4r si
~..
',,,, ..le •rellitect and reilwaY
Ile wee, 4ree, losite le d. Th e. eau th
m 44 eexl d o.
1 (ent . ' oigine.g ait ll e.y all n
I accurate uele of in m torethni a. tti
don liset net Nell ItaCertaili4.4l, hilt it ma ',upward to nava 1 the progress of hie works is here given 1 ' . The ment
been c tweed by a scarcity of water. 1 of tir,t employ ing photography for tin* purpose is believe.'
Tilt: 1.-..-. or TON IV. 11l r,rnall4llll.. --- Additional . di be flue to the late Emperor Nicholas .4 litewia who
informali 111 l has heist naTived at Lloyd't relative to the lir this Melilla got his information .4 the igoarree of
inelmicholy loika of th.• Czar iscrew steatudtip, which , the ',ridge of Kiew. On the ;iceman t 4 a late weitlen
foundered off the Umbra ini thr eflertiram of the 2.1r1. ! tal fell of mime portiau of the worke on it railway in
aft. r strikine on the Vogue Rake.- A.:tidal', Jackson, progress of constrintion, th.• contractor, who lva•
the col 1111 l ander. Isis wife, 111 omega. and several 44 the ..1 bged to set to Will hi at once to reiwir the daimege.
in all 11, peri.loilig with the ,hip. T•., ch .1* waS teok the precaution. before Ile eol 1111111111111 l operations,
a 1.0,V1V11.11 iron tili,lt v-ssel, laulielle4l at Hall la.t year. ..i having photographic reprowittations or the state ill
awl, sescordina ti Lloyd's register, wee clamed A 1 for the retie taken. 111 the law stlit Whi.:ll ill Sill prol/.1161-
11ille year. She was einiatrileted under special sUrvey, lily will reeult, evliet othet evnlesiees will supply the
11l 937 tony burden, worktel by engitws of 140 horse- place of thwe truthful repreentation.? How inta. It
paver, awl wa. the Property of Mears. stinuelens. of dearer will the matter Ite made to the jury by th.
Mull. She was ehartete.l for the eenveym... of thaverie inerection of them infallible recur ls of the actual ai.
ascot gore, prilicipally elia awl eh -11. to adilta. She peeraiwe of the demagol works than by the contradictory
toek in leg cargo ,it the Areelial at Woolwich, awl in evidence Of a down iteniuns, ell of whom must likm ly
the early Part 01 last week left the river. Captain .Isek• have 16 bias one way or the other ! . . . Will -
sen, the commander. Waa aeeellilialliet IIY Ilia wife, his aettlenients, deed.,, conveyances, and other import 414
MI, and nephew. The run down Channel appeared to legal document* ought alwaye to have photographic
I have been favourable until reaching lit' 'r the letliineelid faeniluilita taketi--rolticed, if wielied, to a iiiiaracepie
on Saturdey, when a heavy gale from th.. weal' iiiiiinten. as, -awl duplicate copies printed and lodged ill
' West was eecouldered, and in eteleattotirilig to Wea• separate places of alifegliard, lo iiiitqgste, in aollie degree,
thee it the ',trainer's engines liecalate partially ilisallised the aerious ineosivenienee astol less whieli vraultl be 461.1
-
in emoequence of the breaking of the stemn.pipe. ea•ioned Ity a deetruction, by fire or otherwise, of the
Captain •lacksttn. finding it hi11...4111e to proceed, original document.
attempted to It back and run into FA 1111 l uth to repair ~.„,„.,„ ,)
._, . . .. . .
the &feet. The gale, however, continuing with In• I is, i.
8., ties RRENCE, -Lett A ednesaay night*
* wet y after u cheek, a penile! teen !rove took pl. ce
creased force rtilidirrr-I tie. progress of the vestiel
in the Ilanipeteettlinal, but a short diet ince from th .•
difficult. aura becoming. it ill alliniose•l, 11111 l ialiagealde
she, abolit thrce ii'elitelt in the afternoon of the 2:lrd, N""'"r"'"I• Mr. 'Who Thom. Burrows, hattei alai
drive upon the VoU,Ie Rock, near the Leant. The chalkier, wheel: preemies occupy No. 14, 15, aid 16,
lilloilellt the dap touched the reef she W.til submerge:l Adano-row, Ilamiatead.roaa. facing the notereoir, had
by a fended sea, aild the loss or all oo ho.r.t for a time been out in eompany with Mr. Thum. Mewl', fonuerly
sedieel iiievitable. Thu striking of the Veasel having a timber-merchant in Stare-greet, Bedford-square, an
1.'..,. ii wen from the Coatignard etetiou at Caagwith. old ReqUailitallee or friend who had called upon hien to
lor 14 Melia were takeu by the boatmen for the reaelle I
haVe it glass together at the Soros Anne, at the corner of
of those on board. .1 galley it.:,. quickly ilialin,-.1. and Charles-street, where all it W obsrrrsil that they both
. e. 0.11.
„.e4
off to it o 4,,
~.,,,. Nutitiutt• appeenel • little the worse for liquor--31r. Mews
ceuld exceed the gallantry of tile boatmen, mid e'PeeiallY. After talking a few rants at the bar
they
ama,4.0„.1 hi
aaving via of thus crew. The they appeared to be gating out of temper with each
lifeboat of the steamer had by 1101114: providential ether. "'"Il ha tbe I""e'e '1"'"Tvil""g• It appears that
circ 1111 l 46taliCe been got Clear, slid Wail the they thetinued quarrelling, awl Mr. Plews followed Mr.
means of preserving 11 alters. Captain Jackson,
0 Item' Burn.w, into his gaup. In R few minute,. the alterca-
te:king the near approach of the degruction of __11: s tip lion becalm. very violent, end Mr. Plews who i* a tell
was about to save his wife and an, when the ve.nri anti powerful men, beteg incens-d at suine observation
broke up, and imint-diately went down in the ileel• water Mr. Burrows made to him, struck him a blow. Mr,
by the side , 1
0. Lie rosik, carrying with her all who were necroses fell forward, and Ids forehead angling in
then on hoanl. 'llse survivors were brought ashore at the contact with the handle of an old fashion chest of
village of Lizanl, and received every kindnees and &swore, he lay on the ground, and, appearing unable to
attention from the inhabitants. The fullitwing are the rise, oile of his slummen rushed to his amietance. and,
Daniell of them who periebed :-Ceptain It. Jackson, his on finding him ineensible, exclaimed to Mr. News,
wife and wit ; Mr. G. Wood, passenger; Mr. It. Brown, You have killed Mn, Burrows:" Findieg that their
second officer ; Charles t7ropley, Samuel leaved, empluyee etill remained insensible alt alarm was raised
Sallies, Hall. George Jefferson, anti James' Wade, And Mr. Horne, Mr. Burrows'e son-in-law, sent for
eligineeni; Theliilia Foster, Robert Young, Robert medie.al aid, whet. Mr. Julius Collins, surgeon, of Nor.
Burton, and Jallieei Greene. 'icemen. Those went were ningtoteplace, rend Mr. Harris, of Gowerat t,
-Mr. Wilhite' Tucker, chief offiter ; Mager Whiteside, proniptly attended, and both gentlemen pronounced life
ceptain'e nephew ; Mr. .1. Nelson. chief engineer ; quite extinct. There was a wuun•l on the forehead
Henry Jackson, Nathaniel Cracknell, David Cattle, where the deceased's head had gruck against the handlt•
and John Collier, eugineers : George pe..
earl._ of tile drawers, and it is the opinion of the medical men
ter; John Knight. Joseph thick, Johatlian Thicken, that the shock clewed some internal vessel cif the head to
Jawed King, Jilin Davies', Henry Garthorpo, Jaw he rupture.L.and indent effusion of blood-On the brain.
Mulvey, John Nixtons, John Smith, and Louis Bran, Mn, Burrow s nephew immediately caused the premises
mamma The bands wete eltipped in Hull and Loudon to be domed, and, having red the aid of the police.
The loss of the ship and cargo Will involve • large proceeded in search of IrrThews with the view of
anwuut. She was insured. taking Wm into custody.

111,:1 .411
01 lill. I

PR USSI A.
The l'hainber of Deputies have unanimously voted the
address in reply to the Prince Regritt's surveil. The
Polish members of the Chamber took a conciliatory 'sort
in the discussion.

AUSTRIA.
Ilw Austrian Government has come to the rcsalutl tttt
of sending Marshal Count de Loningen on a special
mission to Park. t :rent importance is attached to this
mission at Vlcisisr.. With tekini to its CM:et in re•
establishing friendly relations between the two Goveni•

•
lnentA.
As far as can be gathered Iron the press. public
)i )) ion in Vienna tends decidedly towarda peace,
though it would be foliy to suppose that all danger is
peat. " The peaceful assurancea that are being col.-
tittually made," writes a cdrreapoiolent. " requires souse
more reliable foundation than can be found in the
articles of official jouriutl... Notwithstanding the
agitation produced by the first ru eeeee urs of war a feeling
has certainly been aroused, that it would be better to
have war at once than enjoy 'mate with the neceasity of
being ounstantly aroused and on the qui rirt."

IN lA.
A telegraphic detch idati4i that four of the Corfu
incinbera of the lonian Parliament, " Wing convinced
that a union with tireeceii entirely out of the iiiie•ition."
have promised Mr. W01114)14(1 to ticsatkfied with

Mont's.
Telegraphic despatch •• state that Sir John Young 11,0
suunhu,oned the I 111 l hot l'ardament for the 2thi. Mr.
Gladstone was to open it as revisions! Lord High •
'Masi .r. ceonlin: to advice* trim Corfu. Mr.
atone had calkd toge Vier the Itemries to a conference.
They demanded the revisal of the treaties of 1$1:" and
the annesati 111 l if the lonimi Islands to t recce. They
likewise refuse X. eIuIIIIiic the proposed reforms before •
solution of the pending question.

Ulu Rot Hum NtrOl PAINcE A tentu.--The Tinos
corwsposidoit aIIIu,uII tile return tO thlllt
1•141111 out the Ilith of January, front 'Ennis. 111 the
Kauai's*, after a spleb4i.l reception by the Hey, of his
Royal Highness Prince Alfred. lin the evening
Lady he Merchant gave a hall At the Pabuw, hut llis
Royal Highness thil usit h.un.uuir it with his presence,
Slajor his governor, having, as the Naha Mar e-
rrs. gives out, deemed it most vioential that the Prince's
studies be hot too much broken into by a nuceewion of
gaieties. Prepsrations, were, houever, being Houle for
a grand ball um the 27th of .1 iiioary iii I iiiii uur of the
Prime, by tlw Gsrrisou, Co. oftio.rs of which subscribe
several Jeri' pay, and the name i,f LieUteitaitt.l
t'oiuiuiiaui.h,uu.John Penuyfather, heads the sub.
scription list.

11'1:KEY.
Thv Kainiakan of the Cub, the M.Hal:. and
sererai other high fonetionariea, have bon arreatvd :
that hi one rei.ult of the recent in iinry Tliy were to
be taken to t 'onataiitinoole for trial.
Though the Sultan ha. ....Winne., the election of
Prince Miloach, he withold. I hi* faintly the right of

inheritance.
The An:111,61110p Petil lime retired to • convent. The
17inier•tiecretariee State, liranorick awl Niko Nth,
together with Kneserieek, t wi to the Court of Ca.
Wiwi awl Major Zack, have hero banialseri• Further
until:sale and fresh appuiistment• are expected.

AMERICA.
'NC INTERNAL iii.teg Tit Wt. —We have no listen.
tion of concealing our aatisfuetion at the rapidly Memms.
lug importance of the commerce in libek* between
Misiouri and the South. There is no true friend of the
Pilate who will not be gratified liv the Ninth tt the slaves
of Miniouri Mro rapidly Meting purchamera alto take
them out of the State and leave in their stead thonaanda
of gold ilidlara. enabling their former owners bi tiay for
the labour of white men in tilling the ground and rais-
ing the rich crops whiels war farms are carilile of nein
diming under labour intelligently directed. The South
is doing • good work for Iliswomi. We have to it cull
the departure of another lot of iiegnies from our midat.
The steamer Hyland brought 2'.1 adults and children,
male and female. Toey were the property of Mr. T.nta
Smith. of lielenen knee. awl bought at 11111 average of
SUMO • liesal. as • apeeulation. by Mr. (I will. of Wicks,
burg. liliaakUpi. Mr. (;wil, say* that ail or *even of
these are among the Mutat negroes lie ever aaw, and act 4
him sl,2Uoeacli.-3/Uwoori tkowrrai, Jan. 6.

CAPE ()F GOOD
By the Royal Mail steamship Plimbe, Captain Clark.
we hay,, rentliVtil Cape of Good Dupe papers to the 21.11i1
of December. They do not, however, emit:sin intieli of
interest. The Pleehe has hrenglit merit to the tttttttt nt
of ; nipper ore, 1.995 bas; wool 37,6171 b. ;an :
sundry wine, horns,
A g the minaelicere f tttttt the Cape were Sir R.
Stamford. raptain Sal .1. t' mtain (7n:omen, R
Mr. flaiiinieraley, R.N., Major More, and Major
Friver. .
Trade was iniprovin: at Utile Town. Railroads were
pro4ressinu.
The smallpox hail nearly disappeared, but there were
numbers of sick at repo Town, and a fund had been
formed for their relief.
The &auk A friran Au rerliser jnitl summary for the
December mail says
"The war between the Free State and the Basutas
hiss led to a fair am: equitable treaty. under the mish*.
than of Sir George Dray, which, if faithfully observed by
both parties, with an holiest determination ' bear
aol fOrbtlae —l.O be alwaya ready to lieteu to reason,
and to admit arbitration. or mediation, on the part of
mutual friends, may effectually maintain peace in that
quarter.
•• The usual test of the state of the colony—ill foreign
trade—is, as ueual, very favourable. The tom ineporte
for the year eliding the anh Septrinlier are valued at
1:2,524.242 ; exporte, £1.814,474 ; showing an inereaNe
of nearly £200,000 on each over MAJ. The Custom,'
duties received amount to }:254,9t4 —an increase of more
than £10,0011."
The Purl Elizakth Telegraph of !december 9 con-
tains an analysis of the speech delivered at the opening
of the Free State Volk:mud by Prisident Bushel, and
remarks :
" The fourth and fifth clause* of the President's
speech fowls us to hope that the Free State authorities
are Hot willing in future, whatever they limy have been
in the past, to Amid by and allow the burghers to mur-
der the natives wholesale in cold blood, nor tolerate the
ardent of child stealing and alavrwy, which lies been 611
long practised. How far the desire for federation with
the colony may have influenced the President when he
penned these clauses it is impossible to say. It is. how-
ever, pretty certain that if federation with the Trars-
mtal State had been the object desired, and the Ron.
Preloritm the party to be pripitiated, a course the very
reverse of that laid down in the President'. 'leech in
reference to the .treatonent of the native.' would have
14 in put forth.

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1859.

I...erre...Hew 1 xsierritox.—Ansonget the attractions Deerefterf: CoNratt7 WITH PoaellEßa.-Early aft
la present otreted at this impular ',lax of amusement. Friday g week a desperate encounter took place .
there is now exhibiting an individual who seems to deal between scone game watchers and poacher., and in
with Are in at a every Milne with eerfeet impunity. which one of the keepers wes as, dengerowly wounded
lie walks si.,thli as ansidst Hs of fiery gas, with hi• thet he lies In a %ere precarious Mode, and lee recovery
what, p..resis 4 neclOpel ill &me, and conies out unite is not at all tertain. It appears that between 2 and 3
juced. This performance i• illustrative of ahi cure on a'ciock two watcher. named Masai t awl Norfolk, ort
however. they
combustion, 3;c.. All.l IS well wallas a visit. Ti.e pliatita.• the eetate of Mr. Willium South, of high Goeforth, were
."47het I '''utie"tli' .w".l.ta .i." tale"' : it'e'rkk. eile.::•rers Uaas..Yorilweltiehs7tl".eui.nn
ifta:oxe.rienAe,l.ll{,,:sei..:::.le
smAuLsrwa,l,l.l..erNf...:r,:titiut.7.,..e_, a, :lice.; utrie:
I„,eseg gone, wad with tliser faces blackened. There
continue to attrect crowded awlieisees. .
„-„ wa. a ',right moon, :,tal the keepers had a perfect ries,
~t s•atesor du .ry ...It. of 4,... -lit SO lillik•L lon flo • .
xi:l:timed, "tit. idi back l'' The scat:Lei. did not th,Lic
-4,01,.. .4 their tint. ...r ~. tl,• I •,,, oil,.:4111-1 ;ar i ‘,. ei.
; I.rielent. looking to tl a 0..4. against them, to attempt
,"10e. " its,• ,"•""','' ' `",,"''''V I- • -.0 ;'' '' "'-' ' ,". .., ea, hire hit lin 0, mai then-fere asa,,,,s them to
satiate au. ta a. a. : re• i• 2; ~:•• ~T ~,ii. •:,4• • .1 .• •i.. 1 .1.1,, 1,..
04 , frons the park. lit the meantime,
tom dies. 4,1* la.! e ••• 1, : lid 51... a. I -lee `,."; ,-..:i• .1 up Ow keeper. and. allo keeping thou the trick
es:at.• of Bielaira al 'retell. w• re .....1 it 10..1, month -
~1 the unit. the wateher, now reinforced by the keeper
time with ;,,, t•-•t mbiei for the taier . •1•:. -am of IsVer.,l .o.a 4 1
.11e th4ree own It the road. As the poachers
-Litt It, Is•ii;4 a, a verdge of t)al lauia . rs :ani over. ' they drew guns fr their peekets ; one „f
lii the taro, alueile-r v.1111.0,01;4 the lot weie el I et", ;Joan, a 1.,, seiseemently tented out to be a pampa
P,1114.. i.lil °V': LOH.; out use 'leaf iitAl '1.1"il'• A girl le . el Potter. sliesisaraed his gun at the keeper's party,
a.. ... I I:. I.i e lz, aim a 6.1.1
.aand. brought 11,9::.. A aet forint:di...ly the contenta slid not take effect. One a
yaang Lau.. we.. hid off for e 2,160. . the taamher, then took to hie heels ateh ran off. The other
Putt rte.! l ...l.l: r Y.SO-S TO AM EH lei ir Fll,l DT:writs. - - t• 0 then drew stones from their pockets and threw
The kiwi weast mice ea I reurtestes extend. )
• I1s• ". o ~,,,,,,r tisdits, severssi lotting Mathew Hall, the keeper. Ile y
S.
. sit .e.. . .lla .•. . •ioreal with the tent, hers. mid Putter, taking los
alapatv's ate:inter aseilieL to the ehipwreeked v,gc• guts-hurrah from the stock, struck Stohart several blows
hotels it, board the sclitsater Susan has created a marked 'ou the lead with it. II is bead was fearfully bruised,
5et...6,n, and :augmented the gmel f...aing towarie , lout the watchers sacra:diel in capturing Potter and his
Estgletel in every circle and among all t•lasses in this reina ... i.. g coition . , who abet turned out to be a pa.
country. In view of the lioatile feeling- te which Giese seen. The - priestlier% *ere handed over to police-
self-styled heroes gave vela when they rats Away from .eutt•table laoliills Killilltrw"th• wins luluffillt theta
our sheriffs, itit,l their loud threat, to fight every adore the magistrates at the Moot-hall. Newcaatle, on
Ettglieloiten they met, the British officers seialit have the same day. They were remanded till Thursday, to
is:wrist:a:al them, or mast them up for trial for th, ir give tittle for the recovery of the keeper. The guns car-
lives. end little natise .would have Iseell a tken of it here. tissl by the prisoner are sil'ol to he of the roughest eon.
Instead of that thal looked lit am tutu,-1 11, unfortunate strut:Mon. The stocks have beets chopped out of a pit
Americans. and in eoirit of fricielehiss worthy .4 the prop, and they have 1110 Is fur trigaers. The locks were
liielieet pr.si.e have seed then, 11010 e to Mobile, giving &Melted on with twine.
theta a chance to repent of their evil ways, and to la-
mane 1101Iest awl itelustrimm citizens. I %mgrs... should
at once give expression to the general eet • of the
1a55..„0.4.1.
country, and concur in a resolution of thanke lie
British otlicera for the ceurtesies and hospitality e - filiscellantous.
tended to the unforteitate Americast regal...telt wrecked
on board the schooner Susan. Perhaps Mr. (Antietam, His Grace the Duke of Bumbled has resigned his
who does all the patriotic, as lie cannot get the Clayton
post of Master of the Horm in Her Majesty's House-
Bulwer abrugration through, will intmduce the patriotic
resolution now called fur. -Ns le leek Hteutd. The Government of Victoria contemplate the intro-
RerrGE Tou THT DTATITTTE, DilaToN. ---•The duction of camels, for exploring end other purpose?.
annual court of governors c ~,,,, ected with this refuge The French five franc pieces are in demand in the
met reformatory for young women was held at the London 'market at sus. per ounce.
London Tavern on Thursaay. Several governors were -
t valuable piece of patronage has just fallen to Lord
present, Mr. J. Gurney Hoare, treasurer, in the chair. Derby in the shape of the Green Riband, vacant by the
The viceproablente and committee of the former year ' death of the Earl of Haddington.
were re-elected, and the annual report .4 the institution An Austrian Regiment of the Lines when on • war
was read by the chaplain and secretary, the Rev. W. footing. consists of 5,961 men.
Stone. The report Mated that since the institution of The Prince of Onde is on his way to England, to solicit
thia the oldest refuge in London-, in 1805, nu less than • I."'" (..r lila lather.
6,210 y g woman had beets receive:l, 7,1 per cent. of Cochin liana produces as many as twenty varieties of
wit ~,,, ,it WAS celculated, bast been permanently reformed orange., differing in colour, flavour, and size, and among
and n•stored as good member. .4 society. 'file A metaa them all there is not one that is not wholesome end
ef the Refuge during the year hail been wire favourable agreeable to the taste.
than on any former year. The ashausesons were ,• • 70 • and. The Master of the Rolls has introduced competitive
60 had been locatel in dconestic service; 21 had examination* into the departusent over which he
reeeieed rewar•ls for keeping tle•ir first plaeee and bring- . Preaidvs•
Ing testimonials of Sin Months. good character, 5 bad 1 •tn English resident at Ostend was lying on his death.
lia-;1 second rewards for 12 mouths, 2 for six years' cone I bed, surrounded toy Isis wife and children, when his
tinuance still fur three years' in the same family. A foil , father cause in to see I ' . llte father was so affected -
gratuities on their 'marriage. mei several heti laid by ' that Ise Wll4 struck. with apoplexy, and he and the sun
good sums of money in the lacings !musk.. One had I died at seemly toe same moment.
been sent out to Canada and wan succeeding well. An If official figure. under the Itnperial administration
eataseet destire was expressed by the committee of being are to be trusted. the Fri•ncli navy has cost- only
hide to carry out the eyeball of emigratien to. larger 1.19,000,0110 during the six years in which Edgland has
extent, if funds could be emptied' without drawing on 1a.!.1 away erel.ooo.ooo.
the regular income of the El cliarity. 'Elie girls hail earned )ie dut •on tobacco and snuff amounted, in tbe year
in laundry work during the year 1:1.76095. 9.1. The. PGA, to C 5,272,171. 1 'pwards of LM,000,000 are annually
meeting gave their decided approval to the report, and spent on tobacco and snuff.
cancluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman. From the lot of January, lase year, up to the present
, . time, snore than 13,111t0 publicationa, great and small,
A WE1.1.-Kbrr StieltET.-The pact week Lae revealed from a pamphlet to a folio, Wive been thrown off by the
'mother of those ill-assorted marriages which seenetimee printing preame of France,
occur to the n great yece of respectable families. The Sieetitror st-item, in reference to the Irish secret
Tim brisk, in this instance, is the sally daughter .4 a ...elegies, " since the first arrest no fewer than five ben.
family reeisling in a village a few miles from Sheffield,
sired m young en have quitted Belfast in consequence
who have been aecustotsseil to move its the most wino- of httsi„a heels more or less inisolicated in illegal pro-
cratic society in this part of Yorkshire. It appeenethet ~,,i ing,..,
tilt, yo 1111; Mall hrel been a servant abroad to selle of the We regret to state that Mr. G. A. Sale, the popular
sons of the bluely, and, on retur ll ill g home, bad beim author and journalist, is sulfer,ng from bollle severe inju•
M etalled at butler. By wlmt qualities he genie.' the ries which lie received from the hand* of some ruffians
affections of the young holy it is not for ue to epeculate, while returning I 1111 l le a few night* ago.
hut the result wee, that Aollie three years ago. they were .
I report is current that Mr. Jeetice Willett will, after
secretly isterried at a church in London. The secret the present term, retire hotel the I': 11111 l fon Pleas and he
however was well kept ; mid what ia -till • extra- apt.inted a second Judge in the Divorce tourt, where
onintary. if true, it is asee.rt....l that at least one little the Imeinese is lt heavier than Was expected.
cherub, if ia,t More, has bleesed the merit 1111ioll. all •
The Speaker of the Houee of Uoustoons will give his
unknown, if courac, to it. usteuepecting grandpaseets. first full dress Parliamentary di 111 l er on Saturday, the
The bri.legnoin continnol to occuey hie positien •,f
12th of February. to whielt the Ministerial members of
butler until lest week, when a Indy vieitor. wim hest the Lower llotre, as customary, are invited. The
lawn sestele stein:dote,' with the etrange Onion. broaclie.l 1.011,14.1 will be given at the right hun.• gentletusu's
the sulaect to the young wife's another. who has eery „thew •
rest,i ellee. ut the Palace at Weetutinster.
recently heel, here lye I.d her 1111.1141•1. 'lle diselseure . gr., arm. mot o c net, ie wealthy
A t • I fP. tl founder of
• erected the - most painful 4 elings. in is I. -hi. however.
s Pen y M sisylin. Ali-I tie frisnd of James
IL, has just Ca'
a- on; tiling 4flii;bt., •!•,, • not ~ppe,r to Live .-I,arssi. tared. at A vs•ry advanced age, in the hospital of the
To ~ I,••hilt of the lbselmale Was tie a e%•1.112!••r nd lee . .
• malevolen ii' t •
...istee att Bristol,
ife l•-ft the oaro nal root fer the nurtla A 0 Ow Vic • The Ilaiewariatt Gm-eminent has ~at promoted to the
toriae •dion in s MAL cWhere they took tZaill. the . 1 , ,c •.11, ,
• '041,10,• Ino4 Alai 111 l of ths• guilletme fur the axe
petite lady diaplayed the tit :mat geirty of lea -1., ali.l
114.0. ill Ilse Ili limit country for Capital puithhileenta.
Was 01,w,•-e4l to eadiserse ill a very minuet...l manlier I •Eas. Bee. Richard Boyle, wt.., it will be recolleetol,
•, ail ....e.a..1 :'_-r-. sit. t . who ii she so, known. 1,1141 to
, 11:111 C-11,cler ,I, e ttigation h Cardinal
wit Wiseman,
has
ahem -lie introduced Ler budetsid. It W:la 4 kteol tn..'
, . 111114.1t4 tin. Pope's pardon, and expressed his willing-
tle yeuna lady 11,1 lir, a 10,,,e,1ae1l Of a sson•i,lersone li',. too .10 Vell,ilite.
fortune by the death ef her tether, who, it is Imlievesi, ee, •
t e t en, eat are vending a minder of young men
would. ha.l her illaorted marriage Collie lO.his know- to .lapan. for the purpose of acquiring the language of
ledge. have 1.4 t Iwr differently circumetwiceil. A fear of
, the country, se that they may be enabled to act as inter,
the consequences of parental auger is assllllo,l as the pretore, an,l he otherwise umful to British subjects
tint for the long Lid strangely euccemful concealinetat trading or settling there.
of the wedding. I The ittagniticent Ocean. .4 the Sithan at Constanti-
RoYAL lib, atIt•I•IlleiL S. LTV. A •netsly 'mph. ha., just been nom:neatest in ',rescuer of His 31a-
attensIssl meeting of this Soeiety a•as hell on :Monday j,•-ty and the plilit ipitl Ilnalitaries Of the etnpire. Orders
evening week, at Durlington•l 1111 l se, Sir Roderick I. were -given for the per(401111111re 011 the lath, of the
Murchison, Pre.i,leet, in the cliiir. Tile papers reel ..001ie opera of " searamucia," et which all the lathes
' were :--1. "J.surney in 31exica," by Mr. Charles Sevin, of the harem. for the first time in their lives, were babe
F. 13.4 Tt. e author, accompanied toy All eaperieneasl ley,. nt ill the varimis 'mace.
Carmait 11l ill er and ...sayer. having arrived at )laratian. - The isslishitatits of Waketiela were alarmed the other
64 Paha," mid Sass Frm.;l•o'• I'l"lle.1 A 111.11ileriV I [dela hy a lona report. occasioned by the discharge of
direetion. followea - the road to the -Sierra Madre. the Rueeian gun presented to the town, which some mis-
lenient% enco.ssively the towns of Culiacan and Cinuloa ; eisaiedis it roan had loolvd. Many tones of glass in the
reach-.-. 1 El Fuerte, whence they travelled in a due neighbouring building-s were hroken.
eaeterly direction. creased the Ili" tiotia• an.l Priieeeda'l Tin. .k.are.. in reply to the queen's Speech will be
over the rattier high mountains in the direction of moved it, the MAW' of Loris by the Earl of Win Chelsea
Chihuahua, w hid together with the province le dee- and Nottingham, wail will be seconded by Lord
oiled. tha their return they vieit“l the formerly Delamere.
douriehing WWII of Botopilne, the Pueblo a Baltuarachie The P.ottneeter•General has bone.] a notice that frost
and it. (amulet collet...melting vitiates. Alla returned to the 10th of l's bruary the prep...patent of all inland
Maz-elatt. The toper waa inestrawd by diagrams. letter-i by stamps will be compuleory ; all inland letters
showing the ins,untain ranges an,' physical clieracter of I posted without stamps will he returned to the writers.
Ilse country as well as by 11111 l tensile epecitnene of Tits.e lettere maimed Is•low the amount of the postage
minerals, and the author states that there are every- I will he forwarded. hut charged with the deficiency, sud
where indications of the presence of silver. which is ilusw an additional rate of lOW penny.
worked without skill or enterprise, and Ise is of s," • • A good service petteion of EICIO per annum has been
that if Engliell capital and euergl were employed they conferrel upon Major-General M. C. Johnstone, late
would he attended by conebleralde profit. 2. " Reports of the KO Foot. Ile has been thirtrais years years in
limn Captains Berton and Spoke, of the Foat African the terrier, and was usuch employed in the Kaffir
Expedition, on their discovery of loke.Cgiji, lee.. with wate.
route-nops.'"Eheee enterprising °nicers had left the •Ile lower of straw as a conductor of electricity has
, shores of l'iliji in the tit .4 May, and halted at ttie been Iltililasl ill the south of France, no less than
• Main deeet of Arab trade, Usiyauyembe. whellre eighteen c 1111 l 1111111 es, it the neighbourhood of Tarbes,
. Captain Simko purposed proceeslinz to the rkerewx haring been I adael with conductors composed a
hake, of wiiiela the Arabs give grand 'mutate, 12 4,r 15 straw. Experiments ehow that an electrical shock
slay.' march north. If sneer...fed in Hag, they will be ouffloctitly se.werful to kill an ex may be discharged by
, enabled to bring 1 • authentic detail.' of the four great A single straw,
waters which drain Emden' mei t 'entre! Africa •• viz., A gentleman at Darlington, who had marriei his
! the Nyawm, the Chime the Cgiji, atel the l'kerewa I densest wife'a aiater, lois recently beets repelled hem
Lakes. 011 Casten' Speke'e return tLey would repair the roini 11111 l i 111 l ill the face of the whole uongregation
.to the east rout, which they hoped to reach in !beetle by the ssdiciatina 11l ill ister of hie pariah, with the som-
ber. 'Elie ...Worm. lied encomiteresi ',emeriti* and lion. it in aaid. of the bishop. ..1 the diocese.
. fearful difficultice, end bad sufferea severely from the The Mcrae... its the navy estimates for the years Iffifl-
' iniliealthine,, of the coulary and other causes. 31auy Itill will ha cenei•leral.le ; the increase its the surveyor's
of the native attendants had theterted thelll, wet but fee j department will be upwards of Elettel,ooo, it is said,
the kited and grimness aesieteites• of the Erestels eenstal ' A Miss Gillow, a Roman r.ttholic lady viaitur to the
at Eanzilor, M. Ladielaue (*.whet, who after Cohatel ; inmates of the Lit imolai Workhouse, him been requested
r I laitierbet'is unfortunate decease proved ililllldr an I (by resiolutitm of a special continittiv of the authorities)
isetive and energetic friend. they would hove been I, to slimmitinue her visit-i. Slie *meant to have tuld a
. unable to proceed. " still." they write. "ac are , girl isaists,l Catherine Foley that elle would be " dawned
slowly improving, and the thought of finiehiest our 1 to all eternity," should she persiet in continuing a Pee
laboure with what we la le will Is' considenal inset valu• i testant."
aide results (the ...emcee of the Nilei line much &min- The death at Isis sleek of a collaborate, Mr. M. Rigault,
ished the wear and tear of mind will leely caueed by bu hea., ~,,,„iaers.a by the proprietors .4 the Ikbart in
Want,' during our journey westward." The Preablent the liala Of life lost on the battle•field, and his widow
• dwelt upon the imientatto• of these exiderations, which. has been aWartleol a itells4.(l of BAJO lIIBBCf clorged ea
he remarked, went' second only to thom of Dr. Living- the journal's. exchequer.
I gloom. i'aetain, Burton and Slake hail penetrated into At • recent hall at the Tuileries (we remit a half
tile interior a distaste... of sheet NW mile., at great fainted, or front Millie Call*, of • entailer nature, con.
1 hazard and amid appalling obstacles, through • wattidrY fliolull arose. " The Emperor and Empreee flol from
entirely unknown end ansvisite.l by Europeans. I
•-•lie the threw, and made their way as precipitately as
resolts, he sdi,l, iotiliriated the views of Dr. Livingstotie possible across the saloon, the lampree• gathering up
and those advanced Isy himself so his ',residential her pettiostets with her hands an beat She 144111,11nd
ashlre.o4,l tO the Aolliety.-11Alliely, that the inteeior of looking PO pale that her beat friend. said 'it was death.
Africa is B %rut trough or beeds encircled on all "idea by like Cu look at.'"
higher ridge,. Sir Henry Ilawliteson nwistioned that The desire to co p on ou
confer political rights wsen which
iii,. ii the ,I,•ath of rolomd Ifaisierion became known ill is known to 'rave beets evinced its Sweden. Idle tear
Eitaland, Ceptein Rigby. en expert Arabic oliolar, had extended to Denmark, and in two electorel districts us
le•eit &moulted to mimed him, with instructions to 'Jutland the privilege of Is log tooth voters and mew
..ir.,nl the esieelit.ion es ery a,jetattee iis his teeter. ' midatlvee has been conceeded tat allell felliales as may
Further report* were 01•ilY 061.'001,1;Y Ili" lit limn seassees the ether legal qualifications. At a recent
. 'mined. wet lie trietesi tis..t they wows' boon he lit a d
,
, el:IBM AI SilliebOrg IPS° votes sere given and monied in
panics; to a 11111 l mice the safe return to the coast .0f these 1 favour of a female cateliante, but these wete l'ul•
courageous and enterprising silkier.. II I
. 23,e 'num, ' entlicieta nie 141 b•r h u her scceseful. and some l'lL'm
eamily ewe 1111 l col that Her Majeety itaa grantaa a II la
opportunity mine therefore occur lafure • lady al
charter of itteoriorat to the ee•iety. Thu ineeting ' entitled to take her seat in the legislature uf the kind
then adj,surned to the lith of February dom.
lilealmit BY A II ‘B I Al'..-- t sillileftl,,,t extr„„rdimin. ,
, ca., was he,:light before the Ihriniugliam polite magis• '
Wales 01l W5...N0..6y. l'is/ti the Otis sef Iteeember last
a 111411 111111e41./01111 Brailefonl. 1.11 111 -police cottetalde.
' Was admitted to the Borough Lunatic Astylatits, Lamer-
int under humility. After being 1/1“Cl•li ill a ward le.
newer, to have quarn•lleil with another •patiellt 113104-41
liftft,l,,rlan4l, All.l 111111,1ered 1 ' 1111r.dig this'
temitortry
I ~lealiee of the warder. Braileford, however, after
treatment. WAR reStorl.4l to a healthy at tte of mini.
I elan arrested on the (Jorge 01 niurder, end on Wsdeee
, day the Vaal ll ill ation wax commenced. The prisoner waa
s•altis awl collected, and seemsel to have perfectly
. rip•overed the tone of hia mind. Mn.Jelin G
m reen,
edical suiwriaddielent at the asylui 11, d epose.l--The
. primmer became an in-patient 011 the fith of 11,-c Aver,
1 under my care. Atwell t *advt. o'. lock ~is H.. 71i. I was
I tolled to the primmer in the dayroont .4 N... 7 gallery.
1 I Isaatemsl there, all I p,...
- a Mall 113111.4 S.I 1111 l ,-I
I Sunderlan•l, also a patient, upon the floor of that naint.
, sepported hi) ,111 attendant. Ile Was liiiit.. insensible,
. allil cut aiel bruieesl shout the head and faee. Re se.ss
breathing like a person in a slate of apoplexy. He
never rallied, and died • little before six on the f
ollow-
Mg 1111 l riling. The ; pr.sonee wax in the room, in the
charge of weal to. i der /1,...01••allt. The cans., of 5U101er1141141.4
death was effusion of blow' upon the twain. His liesil
appeared to have etruck a bellell or the wall. A port
uteetem examination showed that %011ie of the Veslftla of
the brain were ruptured. Itrailefarl was quite neon,.
John Maxwell, an attendant at the eeylutit, diet:melt :
.thuut twelve a...clack on the mar ll ill g of the • tit of
December 1 raw Itrails4onl, and asked hint if he would
have a basin .4 beef-tea. Ile replied, " No Houk yon ;
I'll have nothing before my d' .r." I went outside
the gallery door, and inimediate•ly heard a Moth on the
floor. There were several other lunatics in the day-
MOM. 1 hastened lock rao the rOOlll, and saw Wails-
fora dashing the Ileeelltle4l, Sunderland, with his face on
the floor. The prisoner had firm bold of lain by the
back of the collar, an I used great violence. I got the
prisoner off bins as soon as I could, and sent for Mr.
Green. Sunderland never recovered. He had been in
a very weak state. and had been a patient for some
time. Brailsford was decidedly insane, and in a terribly,
excited state. Mr. Green was mailed, and said, in
answer to Mr. Kynnentley, that on the morning of the
7th of December the unfartunate prisoner became quite
calm, Isut he lind been much I-Trite:l during the prece-
ding night. Upon being called on to plead, flrailaford,
in a clear tone. and without betraying any symptom of
aberrat of intellect, replied that Ise had nothing to
say• The prisoner was according committed for trial,
on the charge of "Wilful Murder." Bail was asked for
by prisoner's brother, awl refusal.