The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-31 00:00:00

etnnal Nttos.

A few weeks ago, in a prZt lecia town, miry far inns
London, we (Athena's.) heanl of as orphan who, lie
on. of the ashools of design, dieldsyed • untameable WOW
for drawing. By secident the hoy'll we beams known
to the Prince Consort, who. after careful irquitiet into
the orphan's characier and talents, charged himself
with hie education, and placed him. at considerable
expense, under IA •131i010t artist for istetrustion,
lt is obaerved that the knowledge of the P 1411••
Cotraort wee very great, and it lay in many weripsebadl
nooks and corners. Of music he knew far more thesi
an 'verso time—played on more than one inetr•mer•
—sang well— and wrote down his thoughts in ..neefeal
works of some length—if not with highly =yeti we power,
yet with a atearlinem and sensibility not to be found ist
the work* of ordinary gentlemen who write. llie
known to the public that Ile wee • eery good (tallier.
" We hare heard an engineer declare that the Prima*
knew more of fortification then any nonprofessional
penton he had ever fleet; and the eecretary Di the
Ple.teersphic Society secures as Lo was a very
admirable photographer."
It i 4, we (A tkemartqw) believe, the express desire a
, her bereaved Ilajesty that everything shell he dee*
i ehiat the Prince had projected, and, most of all, alai
ie worts at tiouth Kensicytuu shall not buffer inter.
ruption. _

De•DLTlonlnselt • An extraordinary dislar-
banes arum hi !distend's menagerie, at Neweartle, ami
Saturday night. Th. exhitotioe atm closed, and She
majorite of the tnen employed about the earsysas bed
repaired to their lodging, at • neishbooring inn. IL
pan:coven who was piping heard • load crash in •
o reran, which proved to be one occupied by • Bengal
tiger, followed Ivy the noise of • fierce a. runts. la •
very short tone the men Were e.. 110,1 (nun their lodging%
and tossing obvaiive I lii.,u &boot • eloselk 01 this
entered the Menagerie. It was feared that 'ho=
which iv known to be • neat ferocious least. iwel b
through tie hart of its cage, and wax is lams ig
area ; but on approaching the caravan where it win
noisily con:Med, tie men saw that the enraged Seigle*
had broken through a wooden partition low an Aloha-
ins wage. contaiuing • single panther. erit,t *MA it was
engaged to • tertihkomuhisk An inm bar we. brought
iuto requisition. awl the tiger waa ateenzly belsboared
with a view to delving him hack into ltia wimpsetwiest,
and rescuing the panther (non his clutches. These
means, however, only exasperated the royal haul, stall
further. and, after • fearful tight of not law than ton
minutes' dentine, he atioeueded in mixing the exhasetwi
panther by 'the throat in hi, powerful jaws. and WM
with bull dog tenacity until he was quite dad.
Tim tido then, as if satisfied th.t, his work was ewer
rieted, walked iirWelly into his own demi artineut, sad
allowed a nee partition board to ha thru.t between
Werra anti the body of his vanquivvhsd entsgonist. Tbe
scene in descrilved sa one of great eZeitneeet amotag
Shone who witneswvi the evieoutit.r ; but, striate to
relate. notwithstanding the nnualmi diaturbance among
their fellow-prioniers, all the other in the laC
collection lar perfectly quiet in their cages.
panther, which was ••load at 100 guinea., was takes
out quite dead. and the tiger is said to be tba anima
that kale, • lioness in London Bowe time ago.
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Tee Bdoe or LAIR -- Messrs. Clieniben annouss
in another column the commencement of a work which,
from the extensive range of entertaining and Mittman*
reading+, fleeing likely to have wom than ordinary at.
tractions for the racial student a. wall as the panel
reader. The view' of the Wince on the subject slay
perba:a be mode definitely arrived at, when it is shoal
that the object of the work is to teineer thu progreselme
'spirit if the age with •ffectiemate feelings twirl. • bee
is poetical and elevated, eel aid of good report in kn.
.11.1 nati me life • end furthcr, that the volatiles ideruld
be a repertory oi old fice•side idea* in general, as well ea
r means of improvieg the fire-4441e wisdom of the sp.
Meeyra. Petter. •1111 Galpin bey, secured the
pen of Captain Mayne Reid for • uew tale, under tlisi
title of "To, M iroon." The tale ii lain...wed to ISMEM
silence in No. 216 of Comers Llastraird Featly Paller.
which will be publiahed on the Bth of January. Moors.
C. P. & G. further annoollCO that to all purehaaers of
, No. 216 of elliatir, Fatuity Paper, e beau liii int-
graving of " Sir Ito.ter 11.4irerley surroauded by Isis
Ten•nts," will he presenter grulatdokoli.
" Tit vett THE Cilicese."—The Indian der vat on of
thud paying is well known asi applviint Ilia right le-
! ivri pi i, .n of thing. But en enterpriding and indefatigable
prov jai.. dealer, Mr. Osborne, on Ludg. has
gin in a graphic illustration of elec. can he .lone with
I the proiloct of the dairy—• perfect model farm, the
march or • body of Rifles, the Miele of a rail caw, mid
the silent commerce of the river, all being set forth its
full relief in his shop windows. Indeed, it I. U is-
genions • dinday as • clever mind cyuld devise, sad
with such a one the lure of art must be itinate. while at
Shemin.. time 11r. Osborne would imprees the commune
of peoole who stay to gage and admire that Miele is i 0
timing like—cliecee,—Glok.
EXTrAIIIIDISART DINCiIVART Or A Corns FILM,
WITH ARMS AND ANMUNITION.—thie day last week •
vigilant, active, and efficient officer proceeded fruit his
station at Cappagliwbite, mid searched the house of •
farmer, named Pat Dwyer, of Ballades. • toanland in the
Goppaeh Hills, outside whose home the conetable found
concealed in • Colin a gun, three powder-horns, two
powder-flask% • shot pouch, a brass shot-charger, •
nibble wrench, • bullet mould, the butt-end of a pistol,
and • quintity of shot and powder.
Tint ESHIIIITION or 1062.—A club has been formed
at Sudbury to enable the working' population of that
town to rise the reit international exhibition of next
Tear. The club mill itteyive deposits at the rate of not
les. than 34. per week fur • Mutes ticket, and children
under 12 yenta of age 2•1. per week ; and it la expected
that not only will cousiderable resource" be thus col-
lected. but thet great advantages will i. 1.0 be derived in
regard to railwqr fare. and accommodation in town
(non the principle olf oreenieatinn. The Mayor Illr. S.
Ifigind lOW liendenmely oilseed le. each to the fine 200
bow( elik working men who subscribe. A similar club
Ws been formed at Stowinarket use or two other
iiLiceu in the esatern countiee.
Credit:a Disc.Jegtiv iv WoltCratr.l CATHRDRAIA—•
Wsi here already noticed the diecovery within the lase
three interesting remains that have bees
linotglit to light during the proc•ias of restoration and
repair that is now going Oa ill tlic cethedral of Worces-
ter. To these we have to add another intereding tik-
wo•ery which line litem made by tlie workmen while
taking iip a portion of the flooring of the senctuary at
the bait of the sitar dais. Tile workmen hot dog
down e foot or two, when they cone on a le lii coffin,
of very edigular conytrui eon, Tee kaki is ti jii. aiiil •p..
eais to have heen beaten on • mould until it -.mined
the elm's. of a lianian 11411ra. Tile arm. are erriewel at
the ...rids and the logo are extended to the fall length.
the figure lay a ill, ila feet to the rest. The p .rt which
covers the face looks like • leaden mask, the textures—
eyes. now, and mouth being shorn. Toe lead over the
eke.' ie sank down. an if the preadire from above had
drivel, it in, but the shape of the body is preeerved,
even tl.e nay. I being marked. The fingers on the
hands, also are slows. About the thighs the lead Isms
alw, sank in, opparently whets the boly within decoyed;
but the knees, and other bony portions of the Lady,
appear to have supported the lead over them in its
original form. Toe Core j., atenst at feet long, and
itnee all 1 home by the teed. n cofen to a
ngiire is rather startling. There arn writ small
bolts in the lead about the arm. and slionblers, through
wh eh the workinell can feel the leases within.-- Woe-
reefer Herald.
D'ATH ..r THII HIGH Simatrr or SHlbireHlllll.—•
We (Nowt...berg Jortrnuf)regret to minounce the death
of George Prileliani, high sheriff of the altallti,
who expired at ten minutes peat ten o'clock on Tmenliiy
))))) ening. Mr. Poitelsant, who ass in his sixty-Muth
year. was appointed to the office ef high 'lberia lit
Jenusry last. lie bad long acted ma uktierant, and
tilled many useful end important alb.' in time borough
of Much iVenloek, alm in cunilection •ith the count,.
and Ilia death has 4-act • klOOl.l Oiled Old entire neigh-
iritirliwri, coma his hums w.II be keenly felt. be 'hair-
man of the board of guardian', county and borough
ningienste. and as • pr.vate geetleinan tieing in the
midst id a 101111d1110111111.1i4litl, he had long esereiad rap
sidersible influence and diseli•rged los iltitirs alike with
honour to himself miii bitosiit to hi. neigi.houre. His
lessees was similar to Gist of the Prints Gonnot, and
Minces to have eriren from the same close, Ile sought
' during his is,' visit to Shrewsbury, and un Filial
weck, coetrary to the wishes and ealvii• of hit trio-Is,
presided at the Jests ibetion of prizes cousievint with the
School of krt. ii, Coalbroukdale. Upon his return house
lie was sanely able to stan•l, and a few days after
became delirious. being in • high state of fever. The
case wam then considered very critical, mei the recovery
id the iedient very questionable. and the result has
confirmed the worst tears entertained by his medical
'Arisen.
CiiesTr CIICRTS.—A parliamentary paper has been
i"ued Itweetnisig county court... showing this immune al
registrers and high bailiffs. There are Dorm coy geed
situaticns set forth in the lie. Some of the high bailie!
have besides allowances.

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THE 011. SPRINGS Or AMERICA ASH CASADA.—Tb•
following is from the circular of Alexander/1. Macre%
oil and produce broker, of Livewod t--o"Plitrolentn,
Kenome, Pi ottigene, or Rock and Well 01.—The in.
induction of this article is taking tremendous sinus,
though it dots not 'urines the prediction in soy fret
circular, namely, that it would be ovoid only in extent
to cotton. I will even go a step further, anti venture to
assert that if tie rocks mid wells of Pennsy!yenta,
Outa.lo, awl other districts tontinue their egutlstion at
toe piesent rats of supply the value of the trade
in this oil way even equal American cotton M,mntreal
(internally, and likily estermilly by tios lame) is hi
with the while refined. and I can ace no reason why
Loudon soil Lm.-risiol should not also, ler the oil nee
distilM4 from the raw petroleum it immensely superior
soil OM b more brilliant thin our own. C sal gas. For
years we bate sent coals to America ter her gas
works, and it will be • siogulsr trek of creole
if she and esnad• shoold now sopply us with
a b •star eapolioot. forested I ter....14 will perhaps stay
it for li,- Dent, but will they ultimatsly This
refined for horning know.( .11 MI, coontly en iiersiMn
oil, and of which about 55g) tuna a wish .ro *old) has
heen 'cling at 1.10 to E4O per tan (of 252 gallon.) for
veilee In w mite, w•tile the cride works in value from
on,
11,511. sehemordh.otntegrtouteiideut.o2ll•4
wit
-rnitsi,ofurirliweb,rpnt:rosl. tio,
mho th st. ',rehire the 11,41 already r.onal, loltri-
e°oblitri'lln4 :I lets! Nn":4lmlcesvi rY;
n anti
sw7rztultra'l",s of; re
petri. e
consequentlyepochs
'iijt.recuarneiii
((nun which the fs.hionsl.ll dye.. Magenta. ros-nitie,
Ann-swot: ge., ale ObiOnlri); piteh. hr., .11 ..1 them
g %cysts' "'her apilitustinne. It is reported on the
very b,..t tl et they have discovered from it
now an available substitute for pi•trite of turpentine for
resell. I
unduns
m Tint 0T
tl. a,:e
!trim?:
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.7.... :So
alLl:s...icefin.f..o.;lot,'ninit.tr.r.ltleiitfr',44.ll...l'.iiete..'.l.t.'
tachi,s;:tni,ed,..ni:::ll,that stun.
huts
3th inst.,
aarenItil::"081 "h.rrebalarrtn.ii:oonontlimingstoaylsreeni'::::":“.l"2.oooere
h`rrel. to GIPPSOW. in 41 shoot 5).(50 birrehe (or
ClOOllO4 sterling, aml the trinte nos sit stuns'!" mild,) •
iiintple tithe of what we want. Aiverican I and
1t,., flirt in the St. Lawrence (although nu have still a.
John.. Nec Brote.ri• hi Ivry atop supplies to same
extebt, hot that the futore will• vitt hcate the senor
I h•ve PO mrsuis.ly registered In my weekly
mOil. OP. rOgOOTP little rOs-tvnve to all!, na All Olio V
the mieerehe I.tc end geologists of the West ars °mord
me to thy oxodatioa, and why not' The we of
I. but • bituminous solid, tho pubdous ajilystialA
Oaaida a saperisr

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