The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-17 00:00:00

/Fortin ant, Colontal futtiligcncr.

FEANCE.—FuuI.I finds himself in a fix. The I deficit, Oa wo have recently no H, iii, ported to be a
great deal larger thidi wao origi.mlly mated, filo', %Chili,
She iihrious way to meet it la lorgerrilllct hill, upon
the expenditure. e very head of departiot lit ill Franco I
refuwi, to have hi* botiget reline...l. Ti, num required '
1., be raised, either by new taxes or ol iiii iii oti iiii i 4 ex.
vendothre, amounts. It i* let .1, to .1:13.04u,t5i0
au ill)', and we ansiimit it w.ll he digit:tilt to cotivitsce
the French pe•tple tit .1 it hi (lair duty to submit to
such an addition to their finanehd burden.. tont
"ignorant °mot Mime of Umtata iiii " w,,Lh (law
et lots of the Exelteopier Imre sometinica to conajohtin
tutu eolleltrY, to tomb more frevalent among our friends
over the Ciettinvl ; and, while we andrive to rap •etee
rate 4.11 r initial len., itt iloliglitilit 510t.Jtui and leading
articles, Impatience in Frame i, apt to take the
agreeable shape of bayonets ahil barricatlem If M. 1
il'outtl folk to ace hall the work to which lie limns
en eaPed without havils4 renintral to taxation. the
;woes. are not uniilnely to take the matter into their :
tont hands. Tlie commercial dames in Pads are I
twittering aeverely. Areoltomodatioon can only Ito got I
With the greateat diflieulty, anti at a cost which the
profile of trade cita awarctiy tear.
Whatever be the tenon. of General fiento, hasty
departure Irmo Europe, to which he had come, as was !
imppoted, to enjoy a lung holiilay after Ilia long life of •
active fielVite, it ifi quite certain that he loas departed, !
Slid that Let, now in lois way back to Morrie*. His o
retain ia it,, uliuhit Ii tome way co numb d with the •
critical cr6ix which the folly and laid temper of
certain servanta of the letleial Goo, nissoeut have nerve-
totted. We ale lohl that ii, 11, eve of LI, ilevaiture
he lied a long cotiVeriaitioli Wall PI ince Nal oh Wu, PIA I
that he will, to doubt, take Mimi taith him ti, aei hr.
once that hie Government aill have the vial ferviees ;
of the Emperor in any 'ie.:o6obn., that May be ;
attempted Inc the put pose of preservina•• the peace ,
between °armlet* idol Anieriea. Anolher report is ,
that preview to leaWilig lie had a tome interview with
M. Thoneenel. It ho alto mid that the General hart re-
lpeateally expremed hia opinion that lila Government
wonfd not rele-xe the Southein Envoys,
ITA LY.— We have intelligence hoot Italy on the '
Sternal brigandage oulojctit, wlti li, although as nand
condi...king, still seems to bear some kernel of Miler-
taws*. The Turin Officio' (Joyffe Tneaday
announced that sevend brigaild* load been killed near
Tagliacuszo, mid that among them wau the notorious
tipaitiard, June Borges, to virliow dforto the recent '
revival (Jibe Neapolitan brigandage are •Iniont entirely I
owing. The death of 'tort, a 14.,4 ihore Limo WWII
Wore ; fro that, fir", Atleustsh now an'
for the first time from an official source, we
ii not 'hr head as unque.tiohalde. !loch impor-
tant micro/smolt...et-, distinctly connecting the Palm
tloverwrient a.ith the reactionary .ffeett, has been
seized. On the other Ii sutul, a telegram fr Bone
tlevribes the most rgoinona preparation* as lruiig made
to get up an important leactionary atruggle ton tonic-
thing of a large male ; and it is remi msetted that
Francis 11. himself will ammo° tloe command. Need
we any that we do not credit that Ott* of news? The
ex-King, we may affirm, will still direct operations from
a sale distance. If it prove true that Borges has really
Met with Ida fate, it will toot be easy tog. t a new cow.
mender. Of all tie Altera of rank who eliCo he11.11;1.41
to the army of the King of Naples not one could he
found to bead the brigand movement. The work was
left to a Sionifili orlventliter ; and if he linareally
the duty of gener dship most for the future be aban-
doned to the Imola of profesaiuioal asetssina.
MLA NO.—Moro nrre-ts and terrible punishments
are relairte.l from Worei,W. The Itnasian Government
seema to be rapidly filling up the meaaure of its iniquity
witit
iiifo:rence to Poland .

TIII:KEY. An Mani use inonettry tnnic is reported
in Constantinople. This intelligence will ieurpriim
nobody.
N A FLEX —The eruption of Mount Vesuvius is Memo-
ing in force and intensity. The population of Torre(lel
on tho aontlowest base if the mountain, have fled Greco,
before the approach .1 the lava stream, which is now
descrilail as twentyeight palms in ileoth and three
quarter. of • mile liroad. Nearly all the homes of the
hien of Torreilel Ilreicei are sail to be inure or less
injured. This town, which Icia a conaideraLle popu-
lation, is for the most part built of lava, anil atanils on
the site of a former town nearly all of which was buried
under the eruption of the ~,,, nutain that took pl ice in
June, 171 M It seems hut too probable that a similar
Isle is ileatined for the houses whirl, rosi.c upon the site
cif tb ir pi-whet-wow, and were built of the very
mate rial which brought deatniction to Moue.
A USTRI A.—lt is stated that the Enipcnir of Austria
signalised hie recent visit to Venice by causing all the
prisoners to be vet at lilrrty. Were Francis
Josetai not such an intolerable snil atupia despot buds
an act would deserve a wora of praise. The act is die.
tided more by policy than inv,cv, but it will not
initigata the detratation in which he is held by his
Venetian subjects.
PRANSIA.—The loss of the Prussian tnatwol-war,
the Amason°, on the Dutch coast, is now regarded as
certain, and it is maid that the Pruwian Govenimont
low purchased the Eurydine, of twentraix guns, from
England.