The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04 00:00:00

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Panics Puna Booirmsann has entereet the Italian
mercies with the rank of OeosmaL

Kr. Jirrfrasoir DAVIS ha. prevented a set of jewellery
to the fair of the Washington sad Lee Southern Ai
Arooistios Norfolk.

I? liunlawful to play cult in Massachusetts on
Sunday. and the Boston pollee enter private houses
awl arrest cari•playert on that day.

Tec Patrons Morse is said to be attacked with
typhus fever, anti that the doctor who preeeribed for
tie late Osareintch has been summoned from Vienna in
Si, Petersburg. —Staidard.
Hera CHoLIIILA TR AXERICA.—The hoe eliolers livery
prevalent ju4t now in Um vicinity of Riohoised, gee.
sticky. One man, who had 106 hogs, lost 26 within
throe days, and othor owning have also seffired measly.
At last aeounnt the disease wee on the increase.

Tim alarming oontliiion the Emmen of Mexico iv
eonlirtood by the Stop:lard o Thumelay, which state,
that symptoms of estremo gravity have appeared In the
state. of her Majesty, and that her phyeite ere be.
dinning to fear • fatal termination to her malady.

Tax !Om says the Queen of Spain, on her eetet,,,
day, eonferred Um title of viscount nem a well.knows
comic singer of a popular theatre, a man who by her
liberality has been for thalami, two years enabled to keep
spa style of luxury and grandeur which bee caused
flagrant mandaL
A Lerras from Rome states that Dean Stanley has
had an iatenriew with the Pops, who received him
"with all the Holy Father's sweetness and benignity,
sod perhaps with particular distinction." Dating hi.
stay in Rome the Dean preached once in the English
"church" beyond the Ports del Popole, from the text,
" In the name of the Father, the Sou, and the Holy
Ghost,"

Tagus is lovable in llltab, and more trosibl• In store
for the 'foramina One of the editors of lb* Salt Lai
Videuc, a gentleman named Hobinacia has beta tzar.
dared by the Iforzeone—it is towered berme of his
attacks upon polygany. His associate, Di. 'Mead, is
Vevelline through Ms country, working up a feeline
that will certainly have its offset la the legislation of
Oossrean

i PROPOSED ADDITION TO TIM " AADITIO—Th•
Pope has ordered the cardinal acting so esertbary of the
eouncil to seed • cinder to aU the Whops le the Roma.
Oatholie world invitiag them to come to Rome and be
present at the MINIM canonisation of several holy
reaon the oentenary festival of the martyrdom of
Pe.ar-2ath of Julie, 1811. Tbe 'healer is to brar
the date of the eth of Desersber, the day on which tho
dogma of the Immaculate Conception was proclaimed.

TRIII ABYSSINIAN CAPTIVIIIII.—The latest news re-
Meeting the Aennian mintier*, crhieb I. eontained I. a
letter jest received by Dr. Beke, is not of • very ra-
nsoming character. Matters appear lobe In. lamentable
condition as regards the prisoners, and it is difficult to
foresee when their release will take place. Capt.
Cameron In reported to be in better health than be bad
been, bat the unfortunate gentleman, with Mr. Raman'
and the remsining captives, ins, according to the last
aetiounts from Magdala, still in chains there.

THS CLIIRIOAL Paw AND Tal EMINIMOR NAPOLIOI.
—Tb• Unita Oathhas 'attains an article entitled
"Th. Fall of the First ma Second Empire," from
whisk the following is an extmet :—"Sines the Sack
and the Temps speak openly of the downfall of the
Popes, we may 'peek a little of the fall of the lisoond
Respire. Napoleon the Third has fallen back: be is
lost. He Ime retreatml from Poised from few of
Russia; he haa retreated treat Germany from fear of
the needle gine ; be has retreated from Mexico from
fear of the United States ; be has retreated from Roane
from fear of Orsini and llasaini." The clerical journal
Etta two columns in the same strain, and contindee
Bayles that it sends the article in print to the
perm at Conipidsne, to General Fleury, to M. de
Helmet, sad to W. de &edges, in order that they may
put it their archives, and take it down for perusal when
the proper time Mall some.

Tag &IMO* MAUMILIALI has quitted ilexim and
sailed from Yens OMB for Havannah, and the troops of
the United States have Grossed the Grande and entered
occupying the frontier town of Matamoros.
The Emperor Maximilian may be tweeted shortly to
return to Europe, to add another to the greedy
numerous company of dispossessed eovareigem Some
newspapers both in this oountry and Prance ham stated
that the an-Emperor of Mexico has carried away with
hire a very large sum of money—as much as MOD,OOO.
But this is not generally audited, and in truth it is not
likely that such a lugs amount, or any other of Jur
patinae, existed in the trablieoafers of Mexico, or that
lilt did he would have taben it. litstead of amnia(
away wealthy from his empire, the.. is every reason to
fear that Its is beggared, a belief prevail* that he em-
ployed in his Mesioaa venture the large 'Jamey whieh
the Empress, his wife, got on the death of her father,
King Leopold.

A Itairreserr Sext.ercur.—Tbe almost refer I
skeleton of some enormous pre-remits animal has been
diaeovered in • peat had in the town of Cobra, in
Renesealear *arty, err of New York. The lower
jawbone was ford ear two weeks sines The tipper
jawbone, the two tusks, the minium, several of the
ribt the vertebras, the theekler-blaries, the hip-bones,
and bones of the legs have just been unearthed. There
are fourteen rib-bone, the principal one of which is
four feet nine inches in length. The tusks are nearly
six inches in length, sod ten inehec in din's-tar at the
bees The heath of the rpm jawbone, from Ile exte-
rior end to the eranino, is (oar het nine Mohr, and
U.. jaw is three feet wide at the extremity. The hip-
bone is live fast long, it weighs one hundred pounds;
the length of each of the two shoulder blades is two
feet nine inches, and weight fifty pounds. The diameter
of the leg-bor at the "knee" joint is thirteen Mohr
vertabne are eight inches in diameter, the eye-
sockets are nearly large enough to admit the head of a
man. An attempt is hang made to wenn the.. fossils
for the museum at Yale College,
A Onorrruf &min.—Tr following is from Hones-
Uri, • picturesque medieval city, distant &boot her
miles from Trio. A Web of parr, who bed as..
combed, whether to their reepereire marks or to their
medical advisers, matters hitu., in the hospital of that
Interesting city, was duly errerrned to the earl grave.
digger, with special !Munroe, to cover UN bodies with
flack lime, as tome of the deaths in question bed arisen
from cholera. Imaglee the dismal convoy arriving at
the last meeting plass of the departed, and the Qv:,
digger with his better half, a sort of Italian Sally
engaged in the neeseeiry leek al digging • pit for the
viewers of the moral repairs/ the ingleriouadefunat.
Imagine, too, one a the latter repairing his dam to
bp prpred in this enviable astern by Irking ors
the lid of his codint The lovely firth heard the Poise,
and turning to bar buried, said, "Jim, here's or of
the ;rpm a moving ; Net fetch ire • pot as are head
with your spade.° Jr retard to the spot where
the intemipelon bad preeeeded, and to hie horror mw •
tall here riothed in white warm hem the marrow .all
In which it bad bees prosappraty laid.
toted man, whose lively appeasenee wee eme thee an
application of the proposed remedy el the "pat with the
spade" might have proved perilous to the experimenter,
msde his way without more compliment, to the neared
soffee-housr, which he forthwith emptied by
of tarinot Ma
seat in his gray* clothes, and asking fro • ver-
mat lam booed to add that there le • word of
truth in the story, which has received a moat regal-
wood official contrediethe ; bet es it has had • rrh
circulation, and as the resommendatioo of the "earth
the spade" seemed too rood be be het, I have ventured
to repeat the story.—Pformsce Corr/yonder
Tat A DVOTOW OF TIM EfOIFODO OF ROO11•1111i.
—The romantic mirrors. a Prism Owlet of Hobert-
sale= In Asps of • Flospedarla are narrated In • letter
from Bucharest The writer says : "Pew people
know the curious adventures of Prises Clare when
going to take porere of the Chown. He was simply
• lieutenant in • wren Morn of Rhenish Priors
The moment for Gem, three or form pares only
knew what was to happen; but among them. Ith tre,
were Count de Hisetecir, sad perhaps • drowsed bead.
The Priam put on a dirpthe and sr off on a jersey.
He west to Zurich; let that lows under a feigned
roe, as • commercial tearer in the wine trade, with
a ere of champagne as baggage, and book the Wein for
Dresden. In another servings was • Walashise °Sort,
supposed not to know this Where In disgehm. He
weed through Bohemia, Tires. sad Mowry, by train
and steamer, carrying with his his pamper sad his
ear of ram metaled rear, wee ohm,' theWahelthe
offieer—whorale did not haw, and whe did eel know
him when other people were proweet. At Tereilerrin,
on the Walachian- thore, the steamer ripped an boor
ire.. O. kin se, same Roar outs.; • tower
bent by fleptinses ererus. The traveller in wine and
the Wallashien oilier landed to see the norm and
study arehmology. The boor far startle' err round,
bat the two presagers did or retire, and the reemer
left without them. The PAO* had thrown cif his
disguise, and the other bed remised hie uniform; sad
the Prefect of the village bed the honour et seneeriag
to the Proviional Gorrement the arrival of the Ilea
of the Roumanians." This remarkable eaterprise, the
writer goes on to observe, was conceived, canted on,
worked out, and ereeted erase* the will of Austria,
and to the teeth of the gaarentring Powers, by four
Individuals —"I: do not know that there is in hirer
an example of sect • fortunate undertaking. Charles I.
has e high ids& of his princely duties ; you will re him
working with • real will, and eanaelentiously, warmer
usually do.
Woe LID Loot —An extraordinary ore has just
some before the Civil Tribunal al the Bane is Prance.
Some menthe ego an old woman, Widow Tarry, died
I. Par, leaving, as it vas sane*, no other fortune
than the poor furniture of • small 'eights. Her Abets
were sold by &notion, and amens them wia a little box
retaining skeins of tire& whisk with Nomad things
Armed leader the heed " oandriell," IFNI bored down
to • drier in marine shares, mused dearer, for U.
Aerator made • prefer of the bea to Mille.
Prisoffiesm, • dreeresker, who was his mires& She,
waft" use al the thane of third, found eenceeled in
them ID Beak of Prams norm for I,ooof. each, She,
being ereenstomed to the handling of large mune of
mory, doehted whether the discovery was of any
valet Neverlitelms, she ~it • irked to the Bank of
Prance, with one of the notes, and. reoeiviag In erre
for it 50 OWN napoleons, arid no leaser doubt about
U., "tilearre 110••.* Seperile eajoysteet of the lad
ewer oesnired to her heater soul, and she at ones
took the soles and gold le her paramour, Aldred,
who hid giro her the box. He proposed a tor in
Auvergee, his native drerherret Had be loh• thy-
when else in !rare he had been were from any
Inquiry elcont the orient, of the box of thread. But
in Aspens, his experive way of living. so far •oad
the Adios of himself end fam*, led to the Wel that
he sad Hine Farther must have coartrakswaney un-
Prilawfully in Pons. theuOt
himeeN jestM trawl end Mei
ctottems at o=allieed the whole dewy of
the hoz a/ end proctored 1T noire Mr=l
out of the oeighial SO. The Tribune/ of
Pair sifted the. on Ma etiatisal sharp of mi.-
~ emoverthelem, the If thousand frame notes
weremposadoil 111 Wan to await the dam of the pre-
sumed brill owner. A nephew of Widow Temizier,
elle Louis Chao* appeared the other day by his
oivois,ill4ol7lbia Aviator, Nat
Aedshed raids nt
his elelo. wee that the larreourt
&sold be sees to