The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-17 00:00:00

foreign ant, Colonial intellignue.l

FRANCE.—Fmnos evidently intends to melte • g,.nst
show .t the exhihtioe of 1862 In 1851 only 1.700
Trench matinfacturers exhibited growls in the Exhibition
whims up to the present time 4.424 application• from'
Prance for apace in the Exhihition of next year. At
the Paris Exhihition in 1855 there were 2.800 F.neliali
exhihitors. The great increase seems to show that the
sommemial relations of the two nations have been
great.y extended during the 'eat ten years. —Letters
from Biarritz *hate that the Emperor Naiad. on was
prment at • bull-fight on Sunday, Intl the Empress did
Pet Imes the villa, as the day was the anniversary of
her sister's death. The Emperor was accompanied by
Medan'. de Ls EmleePre awl another lady of the *earl.
Marshal Niel, Count Walewski, and General Say. The
Mills were Gne animals, and gave the favourite inatadore,
21 Zatn, unsay opportunitiee of displaying his address,
which was several times apitanded by the Emperor.
POLAND—The Poef.Asspi thisdfe says:—" W•
hod • sitigniar spectacle here yesterday morning. Nearly
GOO Polish lailie, of the higher and middle classes
arembled in trout of the Cathedral. and after hearing
mem proceeded es their way to ON celebrated place of
pilgrimage of Csenabochau. situated near Warmly, at
mom then sixty leaves from this place, and whither
they are gene to implore the Holy Virgin in favour of
Poland. Sime priests were to have accompanied these
ladies in their pilgrimage, but the archlsiebop would
see permit it.
N tPLM.—Grest entliceiluon prevailed at Navies
end other parts of Italy on the 7th inat.,—the Garibaldi
fete day. At Naples there were twocccion., with Sags
bearing the words "To Vsme," and the people were
left to enjoy lA.eir holiday without • solitary soldier to
noilasetbein. General Cuildini went to hear a cantata
in honour of o.ribahli, and had it announced in the
hill., beforehand, that he would No. At Milan, Parma.
sad Breeds there were itireer celebrations. It is
ariticied that there is • growing desire in the Poneißeal
States to have the French riot of Rome, &ad it is hinted,
by • oorreapon.lent of the Independasec. that though
Garibaldi has for motives remained in retire-
ment. he is not the usaa to refuse a direct appeal from
his mantel-own.

SWITZERLAND.- "An Intemitionat coder/4mo.
was last week held betweee the EA glib and Aii4rioans
who are • rem .nt attend.ng the meetinvs of the
Ewing. lical Alliance at Geneva. The Americans
generally comolained, like Mrs. Stowe, of the want of
sympathy exhibited by England towards the North,
which they alloyed is Retain( "the battle of htunan
fteedinii." Sir Culling Bentley, who was In the chair,
seamed Tither dOehtful that the oneetion of Massey was
ittenlyed is the struggle; bet he had no 'Mahe if
Ow North could 'how that it was bent on abolishing
slaver", it would 111,.111111Aba thes*mosthian of p,“46.4.
The discussion ended in a remilntion expressive of a
hope that the war would end in the establishment of •
coolittitional government, mui in the advancement of
the Interests of hem .nity and the mem of free him.
11(INTENEGRO.—TInifollowieg letter,eontradicting
the report of • victory obtained he Omar Pasha over
the Monteenrins. is dated Ragusa, September 21 I
read with enemies in the Papt an account of an im-
portant vistor7 gained by Oinar Pasha over the Monte-
negrins. This statement is absolutely false. The
Montenegrins have not crossed the frontier, and Omar
Pasha is aineentrating his troops at Bile, and at Ossko,
where he is going to form two intretirhed tamps. •
few Ifontenegries only are serving IN volunteers among
the insurvents. Ignatius Discich, who was sent on a
minden to Luke Vikalovieh, the chief of the itenrgents,
ban failed to effect an arrangement. On the 24th the
imaireent chiefs held a meeting at the Greek convent
el Kosierote. Several Montenegrins attendrd the meet-
Mr. The mode of resisting the attack about to be made
by Omer Pasha Was agreed to. I can assure you that
amistanoe from Servis was spoken of at the meeting as
orrt•in. On the 28th of Auirnat the French Cosset at
Seut,ri arrived here. He its to repnment the Freneh
Governiuent at the European Coninnimion. The general
oiiinion is that the Commiecoo will fail, as the briit did.
80.000 -equine arrived here on the 28th ult, to psy the
Turkish troops. The Prince of Montenegro has had an
Interview with the prineilel chiefs of the insurcenta.
kIiOEOtXX).- It I. . I that the English intervention
ix the difference, between the Governments of Spain
awl Mormon has failed. but that the Emperor has pro-
emus new terms of settlement to the Spanish
Minister. As it appears both sides are desirous to avoid
a renewal of the war, it is expected that some .rrangs-
mental of the tenant difficulties will shortly be made.
In any ease there is en little prospect of immediate
hostilities that the French emerge d'Affairso has
*Maimed remission to leave Tangiers.