The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-20 00:00:00

GENERAL ITEMS.

Tans is nothing more nourishing and warming in
cold weather than a cup of really good moos, but the
difficulty has been to obtain It pure. This may be
secured at • coat of one halfpenny for • large break.
fast cup by using Cadbury's cocoa essence, which goes
three times as far as the adulterated and starchy
compounds ordinarily sold, the entailed packet making
fourteen breakfast cups of strong cocoa.
The arrest of Mr. Preteens has causecillgrest excitement
among the Transvaal Boers.
The King of Denmark has informed the Emperor
William that the Duke of Cumberland will most certainly
not accept the latest Prussian proposals concerning the
Hanoverian question.
At Pesth it is stated that the excitement canned by the
recent duel has led to street demonstrations on two
successive nights. Harr Verhoray, who was wounded, is
likely to recover. Proceedinp have been taken against
his antagonist,
At Tuesday's sitting of the Central Criminal Court,
the hearing of the charge of libel brought by Mr. Hodgson
Stanley against Mr. Edward Ledger, the editor and
Proprietor of the Sre, was cos:winded, when the jury
returned • verdict of not guilty, adding an expressicm of
opinion that the criticism complained of was very
IPOVOINS.
Respecting the clothing for the Volunteer force, it is
especially notified that applications for vended= to
change the colour of the uniform of corps will be favour.
ably considered, "provided the change be to scarlet" It
is plainly hinted that corps who insist upon adhering to
y d green will receive scant consideration.
11 and
April t to the 10th instant the Exchequer
receipts amounted to $.511.007,3 as compared with
£b7,.710 in the corresponding period of last year. The
expenditure thus far hes been Du .218,045.
The Ws of Hartington, MP. has contributed £5O
to. the Due of Marlborough's Vaud for the rlief of

lrish distress.
The Prince of Wales opened on Saturday the Windsor
and Eton Albert Institute, at Windsor, which was designed
as • memorial to the late Prince Consort The Queen rub-
scribed handsomely to the funds.
Mr. TOrr, M.P. for Liverpool. after passing unfavour-
able night had • relapse Tuesday morning. In the after-
noon there was a alight improvement, but his state caused
great anxiety.
Mr. Sergeant Parry, an eminent forensic advocate, died
suddenly on Saturday morning at his residence in London.
Mr. Sergeant Ballantine is now the only member of that
ancient inn in full practice at the bar.
On Saturday nioniing the body of a man named Sibley
was found in the river Brent. lie had been stabbed in
two places before he was put in the water.
The Turkish Minister of Police has written an apology,
which Sir H. Layard has accepted, and the dispute with .
the Porte is definitely settled.
The disturbances in Ireland, in consequence of the
serving of ejectment notice' continue. At Maam, county
Galway, on Monday, the attitude of the mob was so
threatening, notwithstanding the presence of • strong
body of police, that the resident magistrate deemsetdii
necessary to read the Riot Act. and this proving
Ineffectual,
eFalcetru;ftiothenvthie Paiceyfiremornite:kerengp.laFotiPaetil:Bmillradft° ordcharb:v
_inagYortk;
Messrs. Sutcliffe and Sons bens completely gaUed, and
property destroyed to the amount of between 440,00 J
eat:J(1,000. A workman named Crawshaw, who juneod
from an upper window, pitched on his head and dioselli
• few minutes; and two others are mining, and have,
It is thought, perished in the flames.
A duel has been fought between Baron Maythenyi
and the editor of a Hungarian paper. The latter, who was
--iortally wounded, had published some articles respecting
conduct of • relative of his adversary in certain
tic matters of business, and was grossly provoked by
Baron-
Mr. Trevelyan, addressed • mes• of his
constituents on Tuesday night at Geis. He
reviewed the policy of the present Government subjecting
It to • minute examination. Its policy, be said, was
utterly fruitless and barren, both at home sad abroad.
Political opinion was taking • still more decided turn to
Liberalism. That Scotland had always been thoroughly
Liberal seemed to be • matter of surprise to certaln
people in the sister country. When at the general
the Government came to glee its account, would
carefully examine the books and if tha balance-sheet
passed anywhere, it would not, he thought, be in the
Border Burghs-
" H ," who says he is • lay owner of tithes, expresses a
hope, in a letter to Saturday's Tines. that In the coming
seesion of Parliament a Bill will be introduced to fix the
tithe rent-charge at £lOO in perpetuity. In the years of
war prices 1861, 1866, and 1865 the averages were
£9O 195., £9O Ha, and Lila is During the past three
years of extreme depression they have been £lOO 16a,
£ll2 75., and £11115..
Sir Henry Layard had an audience of the Sultan on
Sunday, and on his Majesty declaring that Ahmed Tewfik
should go to the island of Chio, Sir Henry consented to
regime official relations with the Ports forthwith.
Six men were injured on board the (ripen Newcastle, in
the river Teens, on Saturday, the capstan taking charge'
while the anchor was being weighed. The Channel
Squadron has entered the Tagus.
Sir Harcourt Johnstone. M.P., speaking at Scarborough
on Friday night, declared his belief that • Sunday closing
measure for England will be passed in Parliament this
session. The Rao says that there are no fewer than
fifteen bills or notices of motion, affecting in some way
or other the liquor traffic, on the paper for next session.
Nearly two thousand hands are out on strike at Brad-
ford and on Saturday they amused themselves with
WeitirnAothe deserte
tous d mills and
rendering irrehouses
ecsry twioTtlatestes,
protect the buildings. The workpeeple are
because the masters will not give them advance OrCjent
to it
The serious part of the matter is that the cotton and
woollen trades are only just beginning to recover from the
extreme depression of the past three years, and the policy
of the unionists will inevitably retard its recovery.
The Tichborne case came before Mr. J luta Field in
chambers on Monday. The counsel for the Crown having
stated that he had not been able to get the roll of the trial
drawn, a further period of fourteen liars was allowed for
that purpose. The writ of error will be argued before the
Court of Appeal, and not, as Ellrle re** have supposed,
before the Court of Queen's Bench. tis believed this
hearing cannot come on until the judges return from
circuit
At St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church, liatton-sudeus,
on Saturday morning, a desperate attempt was made by a
German named Alexander Sc.hossa to murder the
priest while he was officiating at the altar during
man. After firing several shots, fortunately without
effect, the miscreant noshed into the chancel, and before
the gaze of the affrighted congregation proceeded to
wreck the altar, and, overturning the candle,. wit fire to
the altar furniture, and altogetherldid damage which it
Is said that many hundreds of pounds will hardly make
good. He was eventually seised by another priest,
whom he made demean attempts to stab, and was
secured.
According to the Moho. • most extraordinary story has
just removed publicity in the Sistesubeia It is to the
effect that Lord Beaconsfield persistently sought and
contemplated war with Russia, and actually planned an
expedition against that Power by which she was to be
attacked in three places simultaneously. _ Ani=
Indian army of 66,000 men was to be landed at Bagdad,
and was to march from thence along the Euphrates to;
Erzeroum. Another force, MAIO strong, was to be landed
at Trebizonde, and the two were to effect • junction in
Armenia with the Ottoman army, and then drive the
Russians into the Caspian Sea I A third expedition was to
strike a blow at the Oxus, and it was to render this prac-
ticable (se the story goes) that poor Share All was
overthrown.

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km • theme of conversation in the framer."

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