The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-05-21 00:00:00

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Christina of Spain has arrived in Paris, and reports
are already brisk as to her appearance in the pert of
l' A intassaadrice, previous to the coming from Munich
of the new Paris Nuncio of Chigi.
Lady Franklin, widow of Sir John Franklin, the
great arctic explorer, hu been visiting California and
British Columbia.
The Bavarian Chambers has definitively adopted the
proposition of Mr. Paur for removing the interdictions
pressing on the Jews as regards the 01C4Tell• of certain
industrial occupations.
The May general meeting of the National Rib
Auociation will be held at Willis' Rooms on Monday,
the 27th inst., at half-past two o'clock. His Royal
Highness the Duke of Cambridge, K G., President of
the association, will preside.
Lord Dufferin's resignation is now admitted to be
• cananl. A telegram says that this false news was
invented by the Journal de rensfaraineple.
Dandy, the station master at Lyman, near Warrington,
having become a defaulter to the extent of 00,
endeavoured to borrow the amount from some friends
at thurley, bait, being unsuccessful, he shot himself
dead in a field. Ile has left a wife and six young
children.
Gevernnient has given notice that the subsidy for the
extra mail to China will in. discontinued after July 1.
There will then be only a muuthly instead of •
fortnightly mail to Chios.
Two boys, aged thirteen and fourteen respectively,
• loyed in a Paris pastrycook's shop, quarrelled and
struuled until Uno Of them bOOlOlO so exasperated that
he atabbed himself to the heart.
In the month of June nest, we hear, the Emperor of
the French will go to Toulon to "sexist" at some
experiments in the art of boarding ships, to be made
between a three-decker and the iron-planted La ()Mire.
M. de Leaseps recently stated at a public dinner at
Trieste that within a year and • half froni this time
the piercing of the Istlinius of Sues will beau far advanced
as to allow vessels of 100 tons burden to enter the
canal.

There recently died at Than (Calvados) M. Bataille,
aged 108; at Bordeaux, Mdine. Contean, aged 100; at
liudots. M. lryoe•Bonensen, aged 132.
A large amount of Californian gold has been con-
signed to Loudon direct, as a safer market than New
York.
On Wednesday Mr. Edwin James, the eminent
Queen's Counsel, presented a petition under the kk
and 7th Victoria, cep. 70, commonly called " Tbst
Gentlemen's Act." The liabilities are stated at about
EllO,OOO.
The ImMigudante Beige declares ittelf in • position
this time to guarantee the truth of the rtatement to
which it gave le urrency a dry or two Lack, that the
trench troop. are to Le speedily withdrawn from Rome.
The presentation of degrees in connection with We
London University took place on Wednesday. Lord
Granville, the Chancellor, delivered • speech hies/y
u logistic of the Uttiversity, and complimented it
specially on it. scLool ol medicine, which he said stood
higher than any other in the country.
The guarantee fund of the International Exhibition
of 1862 now elands £400,000.
Mrs. Patterson's appeal will be urged early in JUIN.
It was fixed for May 30, but was put off in consequence
of 11. Allou, Prince Napoleon's counsel, having another
engagement for that day. M. Derryer will support
the appeal.
A new volume of M. Francois Victor Hago's 'Trans-
lation of Shakapeare has just appeared, containing" The
Two Gentlemen of Verona," "The Merchant of Venice,"
and "As You Like It," with an introdudiou and
notes.
The rumour that diseases exist extensively among
grouse is contradicted as regards Inverness and the other
northern counties.
The Prince de Polignae, brother of the celebrated
mathematician, has discovered • new volution of Euler's
famous problem of making the knight cover every spurs
on the chessboard, returning to that from which it
started.
Lord Palmerston has given instructions to have ay
chapel built at his own expense at Lee, in the par*
of Homey, on his lordship estate. Some parts of
estate art distant three voiles from the pariah chard,.
Aecorcliog to the Dahlia Mad,'•witbin • very few
days after the result of the Yelvertou trial became
known Mn. Foibes lit:Jerrie!' left Dublin for the purpose
of joining her mother, Lady A.shworth, with whom she
has since uninterruptedly resided."
Mr. Frederick Robson, the famous comedian, is said
to be suffering from congestion of the brain.
A small yacht has teen launched by Todd and
Macgregor (Glydel for Dr. Livingstone.
The Chaplains of tile Army have taken to wearing
their war medals at Court.
The printer and publisher of the Due d'Auniale's
pautphlethave renounced the idea ,f appealing against
We sentence which condemns therm the former to six
months' impriSonmeut and £2OO fine, the latter to OM
year's imprisoument and 1:200 fine.
The Chamber of Citizens of Bremen, in a recent
sitting, penst4 • resolution calling on the Senate to take
measures in accord with the oilier German Govern-
ments, t abolish pessperts or at least to make •
sweeping reform in the regulations relative to them.
Mr. Charles Fevre has been appointed by the Speaker
to the office rßaing toaster to the House of Commons,
in the place of Mr. Hefroy, deceased. Mr. Frere takes
the office is conjunction with his office as examiner of
petitions to priv.ite bills, at the reduced salary of L'2oo
a year, • saving to the public of £.500 a year being
Sir Robert Peel addressed a meeting at Liverpool on
Tuesday night, with the view to obtain from the
Government asaistauce in mitipting the prosecutions
against Protestants in Spain. There was an immense
audience, and resolutions were paased in conformity
with the object for which the meeting WM Called.

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