The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-08-06 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Aug. 4.

The Monitewr of today pliblisbss a circular
addressed by M. Rouland. Minister for Public
Worship, to the Bishops of France, relating to tbis
celebration of the Ecoper.r's fête.
N. Rouland reminds the Bishops that His Majesty
firmly maintains the glorious tradition of Frames,
%hick opened a C.lnl CiVilliatinD at the extremity
I of the Fast, and efficaciously protects the Christiana
in Syria.
" rho Pope," he says, "in • solemn bet thanks
our army for the support and the security which it
gives him.
"Undoubtedly there still remain grave difficulties
, to overcome, but their solution must be the work of
' a patient, loyal, and circumspect policy. This solu-
tion belongs principally to Providence.
' The circular concludes thus.—" Let us loudly
pray that the Divine aid may be continued to thew
Majesties, to assist them in their constant thoughts
for the peace of the nations, and the happiness sad
' dignity of France."
The evening papers state that, in consfcqualc•
• rupture of negocuttions between Omar Pasha and
the Prince if blonteuegro, the former has received
I orders from his Government to reassume the Ain.
sive against the insurgents. It is said that opera.
tions will be pushed as far as Cettigue.

A telegram from Agra states that the Croatian
and Sclavonian Diet has adopted a former vote,
determining not t.o send any repreeentativn to the
Council of the Empire at Vienna. This determina-
tion is quite unexpected. The Diet hesitated at first
whether to decide upon the question as to the send•
log of deputies until after the relations between
Hungary and the other parts of the Empire bad been
settled. A committee even recommended the post-
ponement of the former question; but the Diet de-
cided upon taking it at once into consideration.
The general expectation, however, was that the
decision would be in favour of Minding deputies,
and the unexpected result new ann,unced will, no
doubt. greatly tend to the further embarrassment of
Austria.
CAUCASUS. —An insurrection is said to have
broken out in be CARICAIIUs. The Techerkemes,
who, since the surrender of Schainyl, was supposed
to have given up all idea of further opprsition. have
suddenly assumed the offensive, and beaten the
Russians in three successive encounters.

At the North Web* Circuit, before Mr. Baron
Bramwell, on Saturday. a trial for murder took place
wl ich is probably =king laiti diameter, ecessiden:i
the circumstances and condition of the victim
the criatinal—related as 'timbal:id and write, Ma forms
80. the latter 77 years of age. sad independsint of
their having outlived the allotted span of human lde.
both in each • state of health. that it soma as if
stare's sentence at death already hung suspended
over their heads. The prieaser's name is Sarah
Edwards, and the murder was perpetrated at Holy.
well on the 2404 of Yay last. Up to the period of the
crime the two lived happily together. Al that time
they were both in ill health, the old man:totes:meted
to ,oe.o.ce, when one morning they were found in
bed with their threats cut. The wan died, but the
woman survived, and confessed that she had done the
deed, alleging as her reason that she was tired of
waiting upon her husband, and th night it *vs better
for them both to be dead. She was found guilty. and
sentenced to death. Of course there is no likelihood
of the 'entente being carried into execution.

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