The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08 00:00:00

TERN.

Yeuril, to Lowden.
01 NDAT I.
1 It 2 1.2.2 1.2.2
PALI A.M. I r. a.
10 0 0
21 *)
0253 .
131 ti 50 6:15
. 11 V 619
. 10 10 743
V2O $l6
10 15 9
*650 11 40
11 20 ..
410 ..

&(I 12
r.x. P. X.
15 7w
30 72
4 351

74.
6 151
3.1, 9 01

7 VI 10 371
10'10 30
Pi 110&
II UI::

.1,011,1011, reor-ill:-i; 11-cpetoadt, Av.
WIKK DAY.. •.I.S"AVN;
Chm. 1,2,3 Ik 2 1.2.::1 &21& 21 k?. 1 & 1.2.3 1, 2.3
1
I ..Ii blu 7V.1130 II au .. 4 50! ..
Chlpponn. 7.3610 024012 7 2 10 .. 7 2.. I . 143
101401 620 .. 1130 112 . 666 10

_ . .
Ilath ..7 2.5 OW :1 4:. 215 .. I:. r 4:: 5 40
Wastbury 820194.. 32712 52 3!7 s U 3.% 0/
Balkh). ar 830 .. 4 35. 2 6 435 .. 9 20; . 025
Bruton 55511 25 4 5 130 4 5 .. S4l 1010 710
Tetovil . 35 II Ws 440 2 5 440 ..V 14 IS .1." 715
Evcrshot 10 (.12 I:. 5 5 225 oSo 11 11 ,S II
Milo Newt. 10 10 12 25 515 535 15 d 9 411 II
BMW or 1 40 4120 3 10 'IOU 10 15
Dorchester :0 12 45 530 250 530 , 55 11 50 1445
Weyinouth 10 110 1 .1, 550 3 5' 5 .10 .. 1016 12 10 9 6
(s) Isl k 2091 claao. isamencers leave Paddingt.m at 2 p.m.
(B) Third Clam from l'addlngtou to 4.7l.ll.wathan. and
1,01.. w.

(et Third clam pamtugura tatting Dnruhcater (9.30 a.in.)
and Weymouth (9.30 a.sit.)mach l'addingtnu itt &SU p.m.
(d) Thia train rum on Saturdays, only.

TRAINs. lo Bsetcr, Bristol,

Wilk DATE. •VXPATV.
Claw. 1421421821421821,2,1 1,2,3 14,2
Yetkl , 790 101.5 101.. 11 45 35 610 030 30
Dur•tott 82010 55 10.1 S 125 350 7 4 750 320
Taunton 024,11 37 320' 210 426 724 024 023
Eseter 10 401 1 5 350 3 5. 1150 OW .1040 1010
Bri.tol 945 1140' 3 5' 240 119 650 OWI 610

DOWN TRAlN6.—Briatul, Later, ay., to Yeoril.
TRIM DATA. 111:NDATN.
CUM. 1k 2 1 I/4 .2 I k 2 1 k 2 1 k 2 1,2.3 11 lk 2 1.2,3
Rr14,4 1 720 9 50 11 15 12 55 760 6 0 750 6 50
Exeter 710 9 b 5 11 0 1444 242 535 0 0 240
T..", 46 16 to 56111 27 1 22 344 655 7 15 3 44
Durstoo IP 15 11 30 910 210 4)4 7 lb, 915' 650
Yeall 10 6i1326 3 U. 3 U. 5 111 3 5 10 5 640

iThe following telegram has been received from •
Vienna correspondent :
t

ViENNA, Howley, )INrch li, 4 p.m.
The article in the Park Momtene .4 yu44:rday has
, proauced a favourable imprvasion upon the Emperor uf
A u,tria and upon Count lino!:
. . .

The katliiig. state:own believe that the Governments
will come to an tunicr.tautliug, anil that imam will li.
! inaintsined.

S., much inflammable matter i, liosever, collected in
, the Italian buclneo that an exploaionla to be feared.
' There is a rumour of a probable reAstiation of Count
Favour.

The following telegram has Lem' received at Mr.
Reuter 's Wive :

BERNE, March 6.
The Federal Council discussed in its sittinp of yester-
day the elate of political sffairs' and unanimously de-
cided upon defending and upholding by every means in
ita power the integrity and neutrality of the Swiss
territory.
. . . . . . .

Besides the above, a resolution was voted to extend
measures for defending the country in ewe of need, and
in amordatice with the treaties to such part of Savoy as
aright be found neces,ary, in order to maintain tho
neutrality and integrity of Switzerland. Communica-
tions relating to these resolutions are to be addressed to
the different European Governuients.

We (The Times) are informed that at a meeting
of the heads of the old Whig party on Saturday it
was determined that Lord John Russell should MAO
a Resolution as an amendment upmi the motion for
the second reading of the Reform Bill, declaring
that the House of rominuns will not assent to the

disfranchisement of those electors who now pawn
county cubs; in respect of property situated in
boroughs, or to the proposition that the non-resident
proprietors of freeholds in boroughs should vote in
respect of them for the election of borough members.
It is apposed that this Raulet will unite in its