The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-07 00:00:00

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The submarine cable to the Isle of Man will be laid
neat month, we believe.
There is a rumour that the Government intend to
apply to Parliament for • loan of C 15,000.000.
Joining a volunteer con* does not invalidate life sera-
ranee, or chinos on benefit societies.

Five more Guano Islands have been discovered near
the Sandwich group by an American trading-ship.
The mackerel fishery on oar eastern coast hu Up to
the present time been singularly unprofitable.
It appears that the statute of George 111.. under
which N ulunteer Rifle Corps are forming in England,
dur, nut r ,tend to Ireland.

The preuent Manmis of Waterford has presented the
Corraghinore foxhounds to the gentry of the county of
W4erfor.l who hunted with his lamented brother.

Mr. I.nya, loony years the superintendent of St John's
market, Liverpool, liar decamped, leaving defalcations
to the extent of about £3,000.
Mr. Sidney Herbert,. appointed chief in a commission
authorised to consider the ',roper sanitary arrangements
for the protection of the Itritish soldier in India.
A Rocladede weaver, named Chadwick, hi, been cm.
milted for trial charged with haring personated his
Esther (deceased) at the late election.
Two Russian Frigates ',Rued Great lisAnouth one day
het week, holding • woree at some distance from the
shore. The frigates were heavily armed, and were
going south.
Florence Nightingale (says the Cork Examiner, on
'authority that we hat, no right to imeation.") has
entered the Convent of Gorey, In the county 01 Wei-
ford, as a postulant.
The exports of guano from the Chinches since 1840 to
all iorts of the world have been little short of three
millions of tons. The imports of all guano* into the
United Kingdom last year were 355,000 tons.
Sir James Brooke's loss of fortune, and neglect (we
trust only for • time) by Government, are in some mea-
sure alleviated by • fund in progress for his benefit,
which hu already reached several thousand pounds.
A correspondent in Greece 'mums the Pop that 4
a farewell dinner given at Athena to the Grand Duke
Constantine two toasts excited the loudest applause.
They were, "To the success of the allied armies :" and
"To the alliance of France and Russia!"

The steamers arriving at Marseilles from Italy are
crowded with passengers. The English are leaving
Tuscary, the Roman states, and even Naples. &Teed
Russian fiusiilies which were in Italy have announced
that they intend to less the summer in France.
The Hudson's Bay Company are preparing to abandon
the Indian territory, Sir L. B. Lytton having refused to
renew their leave and license for 21 years. The richest
portion of British America will be now open to settlers,
with its prairies, forrsts, mines, and fisheries.
The English chapel in the Rue d'Aguesseau, which
had lx-en closed for more than two years, was re-opened
•sn Sunday for the celebration of public worship
according to the ceremonies of the Church of Eng-
land.

A Dutch paper makes us acquainted with • branch of
commerce of the existence of which we were not p re-
v iously aware, namely young foxes. It is gated that
in the course of the last three weeks sixty-six cube were
sent from Bergen-op-Zoom to be shipped at Rotterdam
for England.
It is reported on good authority that the Indian
Council has commissioned Mr. Clement Markham, a
relative, we believe, of the Earl of Ellenhorough, to
proceed to South America, for the purpose of procuring
seeds and plants of the various kinds of Chinchona or
" Peruvian bark" trees for transmission to India—an
operation demanding not only great energy, but a very
considerable amount of practical knowledge in gardening,
as well as much botanical experience.

" TA, worth rife thing is beet fllOOl.ll by lA, mint nr ft."—
There not • more geillsJ weal in English flaunts and
Home, than that • hich gersed on the tea-Whie The fair
sex pride themselves In offering • cup of " good Wu" to • visi-
tor or friend. But it often happens when every accompani-
ment has bon provided eith in exactnen which has excited
adminition, that the tat which has been wriceted for Its "brigitt
feta loaf" and "good appraraiste " In found—when we Ist,
to posseu i)0 invigorating gar.or, no deliciow Such
nent in,,, take the smiles out of the face ef the prodding
genius of the feast, and it Is felt to be • serious disappointment,
flu such occasions is experienced as a truth " The worth qf
thing ~beet bloom by She 'mat of it," for then Bondman'.
Pure Tea which rich un usual rength unite. the riehest devour,
I. found to be • rod desideratum ; therefore purchase it from
the Agents adiertiod. and 3ou will never be arippuinted Its
basing "a cup o f !pond tea."

It uuty be profitable to our fair mailers to know that the
CLISPIVLD Paella? STtlicn, which has been mielmively wed In
HER MAJElfrYll I.srNhaT for gi.,s ba
obtained Iron' all impeetabk Groom, &haunt m cheap m the
emit common kinds Made, for although It nceaserily wets
then, ~,n e, the large quantltleu udd yield., it, the sorreint..
g i.ruor pn,lit than the inferior kinds. and numnier the gru-
, have the eatigaetion of wiling an article n MA they know
will plume their cusbnuer, and are at the Num, time the
medium of Aipplylng the ankidia and eurkliw chews. with the
WM netidena is used in the getting up of the inemi and
Limn+ of HER MAJENTY and the RuTst FAJILLT, and
bleb the Quatro laundries, with her ftlat •
luxd mery means at her command for procuring =
baat of merything. Inc pronounced co in Tug Tin Plum
STARCH Su urn Usan—Gronodi Ainorther.

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