The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

fil iscellantous.

Major Yelverton, it is said, has already given notice
a appeal against the Dublin verdict.
On the day of the publication of the abolition of serf-
dom in Russia lows brandy was drunk by the people
than on any previous day in carnival time. The people
docked to the churchss instead.
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The Bey. Dr. Temple haa announced his intention of
publishing • volume of sermons preached during the
last three yean in the chapel of Rugby School. This
*ours* of proceeding has evidently been adopted by the
rev. gentleman with a view to show what are his
opinions on the leading points of Christianity.
George Cohen, a Jew of considerable wealth, has
been committed to Newgate for trial for systematic
forgery of Bank of England note'. It was stated
before the magistrates that a large number of spurious
notes are now in circulation.

The entombment of the heart of the 14. King of
Prussia in the mausoleum at Charlottenburg took place
a few days since, with the utmost privacy, in accord-
ance with his Majesty's will. The Queen Dowager was
present at the sad and aoltunn ceremony.
A Jew, at present undergoing imprisonment at Wor-
cester gaol, rushed from the ranks of his fellow con-
victs to the Governor the other day, and in • state of
great excitement complained that he could not get un-
biased bread to eat during the Passover.
Rear Admiral Sir Baldwin Walker arrived in Funrhal
Roads, Madeira, on the 14th of March, having thus
made the passage, notwithstanding the bad weather he
encountered in the Channel, in ten days.
The Manchester Gay Council have determined to give
each member of the police force one oomplete day's rest
in each fortnight. For this purpose, it will be necessary
at add one-fourteenth to the number of the force.
The Russian captain who refused to firs on the
people at Warsaw was at once tried by court-martial,
we hoar, and shot within three hours.
The palace of the Bishop of Ripon has been
burglanoualy entered, and a quantity of property
stolen.

A railway across the Alps is to be constructed.
The writer of a letter deposited in a French Post
Oltlos without having been sealed or watered, or otherwise
closed, is subject to • penalty of at least fifty francs.
Such a judgment has been lately pronounced in
Fat is.

A girl advertises in a German newspaper for •
situation as barmaid or waitress in • refreshment-saloon.
Among her qualifications for such • position she says
she csn cut 223 pieoes of bread and butter of satisfactory
appearance out of one pound of bread and two ounces
of butter.
Paris has been amused by • canard setting forth that
the Emperor had baniehed Prince Murat for six mouths
for his foolish letter about Naples.
The great Lyceum Theatre of Barcelona took fire on
Tuesday evening. The dames spread to the neighbour-
ing houses.
Mdme. Elizabeth Patterson and M. Jerome Bonaparte
Patterson have by two separate notices from their
atoue, N. Legrand, signified to Prince Napoleon that
they appeal against the judgment given in their case
by the Civil Tribunal of the Seine in February last.
Two hundred Irish solicitors, more or lees, are re-
ported to be in London just now soliciting the six
Crown Solicitorship' vacant by the death of Sir Matthew
Barrington.
The publication of a Greek newspaper has been
authorised in Odessa. Newspapers in Hebrew, Greek,
Latin, Russian, French, and German are already pub-
lished there; and they only want an Italian one to com-
plete the representations of all the nationalities that
compose the population.
Colour-serjeant William Nicholls and Private
William ROW, of the Royal Marine Light Infantry,
have been publicly decorated with a silver medal,
awarded them by the Lords of the Admiralty for long
service and meritorious conduct.
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Tbc Gcnammo DICTA I. jass acoorcied provisionally
the sum of 1,000,000 florins for arming the Federal
forces with rifled cannon, and has decided that 300,000
florins shall go to Mentz, 240,000 florins to Ulm, 200,000
florins to Bastadt, 150,000 florins to Luxemburg, and
100,000 florins to Lundell.
Another iron-cased frigate, the Invincible, has been
successfully launched at Toulon. This makes the fifth
of these formidable vessels now afloat in the French
Navy. Warlike rumours are still current.

In the churches of Vienna boxes for the reception of
Peter's pence have again been set up.
King Francis has sold the Farnese Palace at Rome,
which is his private property, to the Emperor Napoleon,
but subject to the condition that be may buy it back
again at any time within the space of five years.
The wines of 1860, which were from the first expected
to be worse than any known since 1833, turn out to be
even more detestable than the wonderfully bad weather
of that year led conuoiaseurs to anticipate.
Burhill Park, the seat of Mr. Ilireliam, Walton-on-
Thames, was nearly destroyed by fie on Saturday
morning. Mr. Birchen) himself was severely burned in
endeavouring to save some part of the property.
The first deposit of I:250 on behalf of Mr. Ward,
champion 'culler of America, to bind the match for
£BOO between him and Mr. Chambers, champion of
England, has been made.
Marshal Siltation takes again this year charge of the
camp manceuvers at Chalons, with a highly effective
Staff, and over 00,000 infantry alone.
The brigantine Tainarac, of Exeter, partially loaded
with coal, took fire on Mondey, as she lay off Exmouth,
and, notwithstanding every exertion, was burned
completely out, leaving a mere shell, which soon after
sunk.

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A manuscript of John Huss was di•corered • few
days since by Profeswir Haler in the Imperial Library
at Prague. It is a fragment of a diary written at
Constance.

Prince Napoleon, after escorting Princess Clothilde as
far as Genoa where he will be met by Victor Emmanuel,
will make a rapid excursion to Syria, we bear.
The King of Pinuia has been advised by his
Minister,' to name twenty-four new members to the
Upper Houle.
The Dublin .Erening Mail says that the chief
secretaryship is likely to be vacated by the translation
of Mr. Cardwell to the Colonial Office, in consequence
of the Duke of Newcastle's acceptance of the Governor-
Generalzhip of India.
A grand dinner took place at the Tuileries on Sunday
week, the guests consisting principally of senators and
members of the Legislative Body. These weekly
dinners will continue to the end of April, when the
Emperor and Empress will take up their residence at
Saint Cloud.

The Agricultnral Society of France has just had the
different rivers of the BAUM Alpes stocked with 740,000
eggs of the fera, one of the best kinds of fish in the Swiss
lakes, and belonging to the same family as the salmon.
A mercantile house at Marseilles has given an order
for 55.000 yards of grey cloth for the army of Italy.
The monument which has just received the remains of
Napoleon I. has been fifteen years building, at a cost of
nearly seven millions of francs.
The overtures made on the part of Switserland for •
treaty of commerce with Franco have been received
with the greatest readiness by the French Government,
who has directed that the details of the question should
be examined by competent authorities. .

The Frencligovellnment has ordered returns of the
ages of all men inscribed on the lists of the naval service
at the different ports.
Lord Palmerston is again seriously indisposed. His
Lordship's old enemy, guut, has returned.
Agents of the French Government, apparently
employed to purchase an extraordinary quantity of navy
provisions, have been busy amongst the merchants of
Cork.

A Protestant clergymen, resident near Kingstown,
in Ireland, made a murderous imam:tit on his wife a few
days since, while in a state of insanity. The unfortu-
nate wan also attacked one of his children, and a
servant.

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