The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-23 00:00:00

Jordon intelligtnct.

IT stated that the iteselan Goesronsent ha/
addressed • note in referent)* to the FAatera quota= to
the Greet Powers. . _

Tim Itaiisn nationnl flag was hoisted in Venice on
Friday. The resell of the popular vote is to be sewii
known on the 27th inst.

CAPTION To Own.— A widow, wooed liorigord. sag
her two danghtern have jest base poisoned at Virpse,
France, from eating a stew made in a swear saesense
which bad been allowed to stand village being elerieed,
and had in that way generated a quantity el verdigris.
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A VEIT SPECILL PROVIDE/101.—Tb* MAW Odusese
of Moaeon, lately contained this curious phesse:-.
"Until nO., thanks to the visible proteedan ol Prowl.
denee, the cholera has only attnebed the 113WIff dames
bat at presoak the terrible wane Weeks the oaf •
clans and even the nobility."

PALAOIOI YO S THO PolrA—.4 private kV&
/tatia, of Naples, stake that the Spauish verninent
hiks offered to tbe Pope for residence the Palace of the
Alhambra, at Granada ; placing also at his &position
royal oakors at Seville and in other towns of Andalusia.
leahella IL is said to have written AD aolograph letter
to hi. Holiness in that sense.

OHOIXIA axons Doos.—The Pavel. of Naples
Mame that the dogs in that neighbourhood have been
suffering from • malady 'shish resembles Mama In de
symptoms, but have been cured by their swalkrwing •
certain earth, which they seek for instinctively. Thal
phenomenon is now the object of • study by the medical
men of the city, to ascertain the properties by whieh
such a remit is obtained. A letter from Foggia also
mentions that marvellous effects hays been prodem4
by the use of a demotion of rosemary in attack. of
Adam.

A BAD CABL —The Baufaro Express Metes that tint
Roy. Ns. Undoer, who yrsi arrested for .hippie( hie
owe ohllg to digit (a boy about three years of age), wee
itrraigned before the Ruprtme Court at Albion, on the
27th oh., the oharge b•ing framed for manslaughter. Al
the request of the district-attorney, the trial wee post.
pooed till the January term. Lindsay is at=
12.000 dollars bail, given by his father sod
The seamed is dennited as a man with • very deter-
mined look. It is repreeented that he maintains be was
"ally in the way of duty."
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Ds Triouregm.,, the French diplomatid and
statesman whose death is sown:seed, wee still a sorn-
miratirely young man, being only 48 years of sp.
During the Let 22 mend Ids life he had been engaged
in public titans, prinalpelly diplomacy. His name trill
be particulary remembered in England, not only by his
mod resent adminstration of the Free& Foreign
Office, bet by the part he bore as Weeds A mbusador
to the Porte in 1855, in the negotiations during and
subsequent to the campaign of the Allies against
Rued& in the Fad, and in 1869, when be represented
France to Greece during the "Don Pilai100" dispute.
He was conspicesons for his talent and diplomatic
acumen.

THE BRAD? TAN= AND TN' BlARr.—laa travell
menagerie, which was about to inhibit at a fair at
batmen, • few days since, • new bead-tamer entered the
(lege of a panther, but had warmly touched the animal
when it sprang at his throat. The man dropped his rod,
and seizing the animal with both band., queened lie
throat, till he forced it to lose Its hold. They then both
fell together, but the panther being the more active. was
first up, and buried its fangs in the man's neck. The
keepers hastened to the spot, but their Mews oely made
the animal more furious. At length they dashed. bucket
of water over It, and were enabled to withdraw the un-
fortunate tamer, who vu ineensibia. Re was eonvd
to the hospital. but although he Is seriously wOOO,
there are hopes of his recovery.

Fills If THII Row, P•batm AT BlLl7llllll,ll.—Tbe
Kine's pslaos at Brussels has namely impel being
burnt to the ground. A ire which bed been mocrelder-
ing for several hours during the night was perceived on
Saturday morning about seven, when it had bunted sway
the flooring of one of the rooms and destroyed several
valuable pictures, amongst these one representing our
Saviour, by Ruben., and various objects of sit hroughl
by the present King from Egypt. The dream, being
called in, were soon able to eztinguiab the Saaries.
The loss Is estimated at no leas than 400,000 f. The
dimster is attribute] to the eereleseneee of • workman
who had the evening Won lit • Ire In an adjoining
room, and on going Away omitted to me that it wee
ex tingeished.

Tni A PPIOACHING ROYAL MOM INTO Vl4lO/I.
G rest preparations are being made at Venice to (celebrate
the entry of the King of Italy tato that oily. The
nuoeuthure, the historic plley upon which the Doges of
Venice married the Adriatis, has been reemastrneted
end magnificently ornamented. The King *ill be nen-
duded to the Deed Palace along the Grand Canal,
traversing Venice in its greeted length. Attlee; the
patriotic manifestations that will take place is ewe that
I. calculated to produce the meet profound .
One of the most beautiful women of Veniee, entirely
clothed in mourning and oovered with attains, will be
premnted to his Majesty at the moment of his awning
in sight of the city ; bet, In pl., of the kap of the
cite, the podeste win offer to the King • symbolical ate
destined to strike ot the chains of slavery. At the same
instant the shackles of the captive and her mournful
vestmenta will disappear to the sound of salvoes of
&Tidier,' and of Popular seclarnatious. Venke personified
transformed into a goddess of liberty, will then present
to the King the traditional cushion upon which will be
found a golden key.

Meninx 11 MICR BT THE PUSAN tAff
Igeongorre.—A further report of the Royal com-
missioner in Palermo appeare in the Official Gaunt of
Turin. The following extract from that document
inerte the perpetration of solo so goodish in theft
character. that it to to be hoped, for the aredit of human
nature in general, sad in particular for that phase of It
which exists in our own civilised quarter of the globe,
that there is very great exoneration in the statement
of facts:—"A large number of agents of the public force
were mssueored in • brutal miaow. An artilleryman
ems found crucified in the Vittoria quarter ; the eyes of
the unfortunate man had been torn oat, sod he bad bent
mutilated in • horrible manner. Neer S•lnt Antoci., •
°whiner who bed refused to my out "The Rondao
for ever," was stunned by • blow on the head, and then
thrown on to a burning pile which the monka of the
convent had lighted. At the gams of the novent end
at Montereale the flesh of the earbioeers killed was
sold at so mush the pine. Almost •11 the religion
houses gm an asylum to the rebels. The moon tired
on the soldier.; at the Royal palace the White Benedic-
tines were seen to aim from the windows at the troops,
and when a shot told they cried out, Ries Santa
Rostkr At Midlexed some korrible 01.8.801,1 took
, place. A local guard named Sartori° was condemned by
the rebels to be torn to pieces nide the tooth and the
women undertook thence:tattoo of thet fearful sentence..
The man was boned, and the women having beon let
loom upon him, tore strips of flesh from his body and
limb!. He was soon • horrible and blooding mare,
suffering tortures which cannot be deemibed. The mask*
of Son Nein, kept tolling their belle to excite tho
Infuriated people. Some were osewpied firing on the
troop*, whik others distributed powder to the
Thome of the convent of Mimeos!' dintegulthed them-
selves by an ewe.] ardour in eneriumging the tenement..
Almost all the religion home., were centres of reecho,
and to them must be sit ibuted the misfortunes of
Palermo."

Fitanertn. Demme oe Mosrt fthano.—Mr. Rehein
A. Pettitt has writhes from Hotel au Mont Blanc,
Chawormix, on the 14th October, the following letter to
the Times pen feels weak when I sit down mei
try to mod you a short account of and and terrible
catastrophe that happened on Moot Blow yesterday. at
10 a.m. On Friday morning, at &30, Captain Ark -
wright and his sister, &mond Hiebel (mid.). and two
porton, left Chamomile for the Grande Naleft, at whisk
place they arrived in the evening at in o'clock. At
that time the shades of night had already Mee, and
firm were lighted at the Grande Mules, also at the
Pierre Points., to signal their friends at Cbsineenla of
their pate arrival, whereupon the mono. at the
Hotel Royal echoed forth their peals of thooder In
the quiet of the evening in response. At this time
Sirs. Arkwright and younger daughter, staying
at the Hotel Royal, were emeediugly joyful,
knowing that We party bed arrived safely, amid glya„
Arkwright then informed me that Captain A wkwright
and his sister intended to return to Ottenwenle the
following morning, but that she had little hopes ofeeeing
them until the evening. The season was now drawing
to echos, few Mitten are In Chanwanit. h, sank and
one of the coachmen took French leave, hasteeed after
the foregoing party to sesompimy them to the Grande
Millets. The merrier of the former would, no death, be
Invaluable at We Grande Malaita. The following wont-
ing (Saturday) the two parties left the Mallets at ASO,
Captain Ark wright, Sieneed Nisbet, and two porters
roped tottether, &leen Couttet (who herMa the but at
Grande Mole* alw the one at the Pierre Poising, sod
who is considered one of Moat Illaric's best guides) and
the. coachman roped by thentesime, learieg Miss Ark-
wrlght and the cook at the Glenda Maisie to await their
return. The grand plateau was crowed la safety, and
the Forty were passing what is tented the AMAMI
when • terrible sound was beard by all. Coutlet
Itre• sig:ibence it e une, and sheeted to the ',then to leave
themselves. Couttet, being • little in advance ad the
party at the time, dragged the astonished smarms dow•
slim. ulops.andbyaodoingnodoubtsa.edtheiriieas.
the other party scrambled In quite the opposite direetkva-
The avalanche putted, hurrying with it in its Medial
course poor Captain Arkwright and his three guides .
Couttet and the coachman, with no small ammo& o
exertion, managed to ectriestetbeemalme from the mess
of small lee they were buried La, and, with the exception
of Couttet receiving • rather severe braise es the 11061.
with a Woos of lee, they seethed unhurt, to leek. and to
look again for their minting warty. but, else I no sign of
life met their view. All was qnlat, and they retained
sorrowfully to the Grande Muletc. This aesident
happened in perciaely the imme spot where three guides
bet their lives in descending with Dr. Hemel (or
Humboldt) in ISSO. A party of 24 'video and tw
gendarmes left this morning at 11 o'clock for the Greeds
Malts, at which place they arrived this evening at
&SO, and will leave eel to-morrow morning to carry
out their painful smith or the bodies. Mee Arkweighe,
with &Imo Couttet, returned to Othioeunie yesterday
evening to break the sad sad distreming mewl to her
maims mother and skiters

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