The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

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- !Urine" Orrict, Monday Night.

PllllOl CHABLIS OF HoansoLinn, has jacked •
proelemation telling for volunteers to join the army, ae
military act on for the ddenee of the coantry will loon
become necessary.

Ts: CArrta Dumas eontinues to disappear in tbe
most satialactory manner. According to tee returns
published on Saturday, them has keen In the last week
only 523 new cams, ss apinst 967 tbe prostrate week.
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Ott Saturday evening the grand Volunteer Review
was held in Hyde-park, by the Duke o Cembridge,
the Priem of Wales and other illustrious spectator'
being preme t. It passed off with much moles. Up-
werde 15,000 volunteers were present.
tT. WAR LCD TRII NEWSPAPERS—The pollee
Frankfort have served all the journals with the follow-
ing notice "The editors are requested not to publish
any intelligenes respecting the eionmesta of lira troops
of southern Germany ; and to rand their proof-sheet to
the censer's ofhos in nillaient time to permit the
despot& of the numbers by post being prevented if
Dearreary."

A ORMAN NEWSPAPER deteribes the following
" terrible scene^ ea occurring in • house at Vienna, on
ths 6th. A carpenter returning home flow • long
lourney, foiled 'his wits dying, his child dead, and an
order to loin the arm, pinned to the door. Ills com-
bination of misfortunate° overcome the wistohed man
that he fell to the ground in • ft and died a few
minutes alter. His wife soon followed him to the
grave.

JOHM WILLIAM UPHAM, who for MOTO than 40
years filled the post of secretary at the Literary and
Philosophical Institution, Park-street, London was on
Saturday found hanging to a post of kis bedstead, and
quite dead, he harm( in the arms of the previous
night committed suimds. The unfortunate gentleman
bad suffered for souls time from derangement of the
nervous power, and the resent death of • favourite
sister gave such • shook to his spawn that his mind
gave way under it. The evidence widueed before the
coroner left no doubt is to the mental condition of the
unfortunate gentleman at the time of the sad occurrence,
and the jury returned • Tenho% of temporary insanity.

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Tsui bee been another military revolt in Spain, and
it appears likely to aasusne greasier proportions than
that fomented by General Prim, The sth regiment of
foot artillery and a regiment of horse artillery revolted
on the 22nd without their officers. aed took possermirn
of the bsrracka they occupied. The troop, remaining
faithfnl to the Government soon attacked them, and
after an obstinate resistanoe the rebels are said to have
surrendered at discretion. The insurgent. had 26 gone
and furnished arms to the populace, wbo threw up
barricades, but order eras soon restored. 600 insurgents
have been takes prisoners. It appears by a later tele-
gram, that some companies of troops in the garrison at
Gonna, revolted on Saturday under their subalterns,
and prooesded towarda the frontier. Troops are
reported to be following them.

T. HHOOTINOICASS AT FOLWOOD BAHIA:HIS. —The
eenteoce of the court•martial on Private John Hay, of
the 21st regiment, 'for basing on the 19th of Nay,
fired off a Hie, loaded with powder and ball, in the
barrack equare, thereby endangering the lives of other
soldiers,' was carried into effect at the Pulwood
barracks on Wednesday. The soldiers in garrison
havisg been drawn up in double column, the culprit,
who hal been prerionaly marked with the letters "8.C."
(had character), was brought forth from the prison, his
facings and buttons were cut off, and he was marched
between the lines to the tune of the " Rogue's
March," being thus drummed out of the regiment.
He was then consigned to the Preston House of
Correction for three months' imprisonment. Tee
charge of attempting to ahoct Sergeant Sweeney
vies not gone into by the court-martial. Hay had been
sin years in the regiment, and during that time was 12
times tried and
.rinislied by oonrt-stattial for various
offence., and twice by the civil entboeitle. ; on one man-
sion being instanced to he years' imprisonment. He
is a satire of Suter.