The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

Jorttgn anD Colonial intclltgcnre.

AMERICA.

The Quebec and Montreal Ocean Steam Navigation
FRANCE. Company screw ateauiship Hungarian, Captain Jones,
arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday waning, after a very
Pante, Friday Morning. rapid pasaage, with the Canadian made of the 11th, and
The .11slsileor of this morning contains* note ex dein- telegraphic advice' from New York to the evening of
log the character of the dictatorship offereal in I tall on the same day.
all maks to the King of Sardinia, and the cuticlitdon A cousuiuniciatien, dated St. Johu'ia Newfoundland,
drawn that Pie Imola wishes to unite ell Italy iu contains the foliow ng account of an accident to the
State without ',nisei' ing the populetions ant liar gre.t berew-steamildieFAUuhurgli : Tie deeuiship Edinburgh.
Such conjecturee have. it eaye,nofouneatrnia (rum New fork tor Ohnigow. put in hers at 7 o'clock
The people, whey.er delivered or abeniloned. wieb to iAst evening With two of her win pArtiusiits full of water,
make co 11111 011 C.llllle 4l4Aiiiht Austri;. 1411,1 With the, ving streak an :I, her on Monday at 11 'AI a.m., ISO
teution they place theiii-elvua 'miler tile i.rotection ut mile*et of
SL
john
a.
in a d'lnl.e
fog.
The
i"berg
the King of Il.rdiniat but the diet..eer..6i • je wac first diecovered directly ahead, the ship being in lat.
purely temporary, which, whilst unittig common 48 0• The helm was put bard a-port, and
furors in the Lone hands, pre in no wa ps ices us, clo•l2ealottpi.le without touching the Pan
future combinatiota above water, but struck under water • little abaft the
port bow, and stove in one of her forward pl des. The
engines were stopped and backed, but the chip had
A XOTHER A'ensine or THE Par.Ottarr PROPOS!• pa,....ed the iceberg before her way was stopped. Two
'Tlol4s. file Brussel4l fa•frpe.i.fitnce of Thursday even- foremoat couipartmente filled almost immediately wit Ii
ing publiiilies another vereion of the proposition; which water. The pumpa were quickly bet going and sails and
Preens is said to have made far the re-estahlialnisent of bedding lowered over into the bolds. All the male pas-
peece. Accenting to thia latter information, which we sengers assistal the crew in working
_the primps and
Pore solely on the aiithority of the Belgian journala. bailing. There was &den.° fog all day Monday and Moo-
r:lassie propose,. that Lombardy he annexed to Pied- day night, with rain, wind fresh, but sea smooth. At
wont ;.Parine, Modena, and Tilacany be restored to tittle noon of Tuesday au observation was taken for the fret
leithnate soveleiges: thu mitherity of the Pope et:-
est-Id-died in tin,le4aLiolla ; Venial become indepen• edaifisir fhirang.daYa. and the ship was found to be in lat.
au 29 W , distance from St. John's 47
nd dent, a the four f. 11111 l fortrea,Si of Minciu be inilee. At—o'clock made. the land, all hands working
annexed to the Germanic Confederation; CII preventing vigorously at the pumps and bailing to keep the
an a=res-ire retort to lemiterdy on the part of Austria. from *inking. The water was only kept from Mowing
and protecting Venice from the aggraudieing prnivels of int., the other compartments by their incessant labour.
Piedinant. The passmagers speak ju the highest terms of Captain
FRENCH Iduittery or rue Pasass.—The last number Cum 11l ill conduct throughout. Every preloration was
of the Ornerier. dr /lima oehr containe in one of its made, even to preparing the ainall boats 1111.1 providing
articles the fi.llowlng paragraph :—" By a strange coin. them with provisions, clothing, Lc. The different boats
cidence General E.spinas.e, who increved the unieber were sliatributed, and lists of the male passengers were
of those %Ito were eent out of their country by the also carefully preperel. The lady paesengers sat up all
application of the I.lw of Public S.fety, WAS killed at night, ready dressed, to embark. By 6 o'clock, Tueeday
Magenta at the lame baur that General 31Mahon, wt.° morning, a number of the elate passengers had become
as Senator votetl agaiii.t the law. by a movement eimi- exhausted, and yet the severe labour imposed upon them
ler to that of Itesaix. at Marengo, saved the Imperial was continued until she reached port. All the ',amen-
Guard, and conquered Iseubanly." The t'oarrier dO Pro and Crew are bayed. The captain speaks of the
Dimothehe has we are bd.!. rewired an official warning. pas.engers as having behaved with the utmost coolness,
doubtless for this paa.age—uot because it is false, but and laboured unremittingly for 30 hours.
•The extent
because it is true. of the damage is not ascertained, but the chop will pro-
The question PliXte,tx itself 11,1 to whether the Empe-
himselfith h labeered
bahly have to undergo repairs.
Brief advice. from Fraser River, iniblished in the Cali-
rot Napulaein will centent waving
for the political and social happinces of the Italian 'opu I fornian papers, give discouraging accounts of the gold
letion* fur the sole love of human kind, and remain with InnunS•
In Lower Canada there are now over 5,000.000 acres of
thic, simintite.
josnati..doeittbloountofinlidaeviiniingiteyxeocrut:!w:lrlist
belle;:t
L'rown lands saleable. During the year 1856 nearly
50,000 acres were sold for Vag-in—something kss than
that which virtue alone gives to those who do her I U (lad
indicate. We know, of course, that France is .ufficiently In go of half • dollar an Acre. n pier an a,
rich to pay for her own glory, but how will it be if the the sales of Crown lands reached 121,003 acres, the pur-
.. t!!c clergy re-
. i
Third Napoleou demands that suine sorteenie at lewd chase money amounting to $13t403
ahall be granted to France? Something has been said serves there remain in Lower Canada ity....41i4 acres and
l
of an engagement on the part of 11. Caveat to hand over in III"' Canada 337•19°' Of this description of ands
there were sold during the year 4,116 acres in Lower
saeoy as the price of French cam-operation ; and the
Canada and 25,812 in Upper Canada. Of the 1,000,000
eubject has been again !woken of in Switzerland with
acre,l set apart in Upper Canada some years ago for coin-
ie.t feelings of alarm. If 11. Cavour and Victor Em-
manuel (Ego Cl Re., Meru) have entered into such an achools. ouly about :5,000 acres remain unsold.
engagement, then the neutrality of Switzerland, guaran- the SUM of P 17,357 haebeen realized on account of this..
teed by treaties is gode, and the Simplon sold.
Moved by the coluplainta of Esh Government
w.II cease to be a barrier, for it cannot he defended. th
is to the inefficiency of the Ueungliited States navy in
Domestic attaira in France proceed smoothly, save •arrying out the treaty stipulations for the suppression
th d the delay. mid contradiction.. .if the Governinent in of the slave trade, President Buchanan has determined
announeing the names of the killed and wounded in to .end to the coast of Africa and the Gulf of Mexico
Italy excite much dissatisfaction. all the gunboats now being built at the several navy
At a recent sitting of the State Council. the Empress yards.
Eugenie in the chair, and Prince .ierome present, it was The United States' Government is about to make •
settled that a bronze column, as tall as that in the Plate declaration of the principles by which it will be
'a endome. to he formed out of Austrian cannon from governed as a uentral Power during the war.
Italy. should he *et up en the place de la Concorde, with The American Minister at Madrid has been instructed
a statue of Napoleon 111., to correspond with that of to assure the Spanish Government of the earnest desire
Napoleon 1. of the United Statec to pun babe Cuba.
The latest advice. from Utah represent that the
The Swiss arc beginning to feel alarm, and perhaps
that alarm may not lie entirely without foundation. people are in all excited an.l turbulent oondition, border-
The Eunice-or has, to be sure, dinivowed all selfish .ing on rebellion. Governor Cu 1111 l ling has issued a
motive,, in his programme ; but some will have it that Proclainati.n orderiiig the Mormon militia, who had
this is the very reason why the Swiss ought to be , assembled for helligerent plirp....es, to dieperee.
alarmed. I !keno investigations in tile Post Office Department
at Wabliington heal to the belief that the Government
It is said that the French Government is rather dis-
has le en buffering to the extent of 1.000,000 dollars a
appointed at the contradict given in the Berlin papers
year e use se by the of coutiterfeit postage atampe.
to the statement in the .Iroia/, that the Prince Regent
of Prussia Inel written a complimentary letter to the .
Emperor Napoleon, explaining his reason for calling out
the six melba dorade.
M. Kuwaiti, left Marseilles on Tuesday morning in the I
Sinai. at 7 o'dloek, for Genoa, Accompanied by M.
Figyvlinesy. who is designated on the Serdinian paemort ;
they have between them as " Aiile-de-Camp to M. Kos-
stole." which would -.vie to imply that the ex-dictator '
et Hungary is to 110111 A Military CO 11111 l Monday I
evening M. Figyelinese went to the encampment of the
Austrian prisoners at 31e11oeinti. He addreesed himself !
exclusively to the Ilangariana. among %hoist lie distrip I
bnbal a con-iderable sem in gull and silver, giving
nething to the German-. Ile informed Ilia fellow- I
comitryinen that M. Kosautli was in Marseilles, on his
row( to I;ellioa And the beadinarter. of the where ,
he was to have an interview with Napoleon 111. met Vie- '
tor E 11111 l :meet. for the InirpOse of organizieg 'Mallet 151
AeCiire the natienal iedepeieleisee Hungary, which he
affirmed the Allhal Sovereigns hsl agreed to recognize.
Ile also 'dated ti at ths :One* would lend their aid to
liberate Hungary from Austrian rule. On being told that
AI. Kossath would spare no efforts to prnialote their well-
being miel obtain their f... eil se. early as jed.ible,
the Hengari Ins e11141e.....1 their plea.sure at no longer
!wing compellad t . S;lit fur ; but fdr all that
they may net le iiiclue .1 ta .ie crl. and rick the dangers
•.! With • ••• pr•niA, tof a court-in .rtial if:
retaLen. Iceen M. K...ssiatli and IVA '
arrlveil at the railway station on Thure:ay afternoon I
- they Were met by 14111,e l,e las. Who ilionired at what '
Lida they eroveled t., .teii. On being informed of the '
address. a c iii, le leilne agent., hi private clothee.
mount,' guard la-f, re tie doors to watch the InOwellaelit
of the 11:a1,,e rims, and mite aho called upon them.
They were there the loot thin?. At and the first I
tithe.. Tut slay inorstin;.: to tAcort 11, K.,•.-11t11 411411.1 s Aid-
de-Caaap ,in hoard. ...IA ea.. them s•fe out of Fratice.
- More leavlng. a young Uelian volunteer...l to tight for
Italian an I Hinigari in liberties, and Was taken et. to
Genie. ta serve in the hung. 01511 Lekion. M. liowsutli
his, many admiren. in Mar.eilles, who were only deterred
'rein cattail,: to pay their respects and express their
•ympathies by the presence of the police agents.

ITALY.

The N,,rit says that in consequence of the continued
Tette- tt. of the Austrians the order of battle is tiow
completely clianget i.u,l-anise days must elapse before
any general or decisive engagement can take place. The
allied troops have occupied the positions at Lonato.
Castiglione, nod Montechiari, abandoned by the Aus-
trians, and the head-quarter. of the Emperor Are at
Cvllisergo. The Prince Napoleon was to have made his
entry into Parusa Thursdry.

ROME.

M MISEILLEB. Joao 24.

Advicea have been received from Rome to the 21st
inst. (ha Sunday the crowd assenabled before the French
garrison, and Wen! abolit to .11,04 the tri-coloared
flag. sod to pnaelaini the alietatur,hip of Victor
but I:macro! Doyon prevented it. Strung
patrols traverse-I the town yesterday. The Pope has
notified his prtat.,4 ri:titlNt time .11:111ellihertilent of his
Statem to the Powera repre.ented at the Paris eon.
femme,. At poet* ye der lay the Pope addreaurd the
Consistory on the aepar..ln of the Romagna (runs the
Statea ad the Church. H. llulinew communicated to
the Cardmals a letter of the E saperor Napoleon. guaran-
teeing the independence of the Papal States. The Dele-
gate of Ancona has withdrawn into the fortress with
the troops who have there fortified themselves.