The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-03-10 00:00:00

foreign inUlligence.

l'll2 ITAIFIVZILIAS AFFAIII.--5011111 thin* that from
such a small beginning Kuropean troubles might arise;
but we are assured that it is a matter purely coneerning
Paulia and the ex-King of HaltOTOr, and that no
one will interfere in it.

THE INPIACHIIINT OF PIIIIITOIST JOHNSON.—Th•
articles of icopeachnient adopted by the House if
Itepnrsentatives, charge President Johnson with the
violation of the Tenure of Offlos Act, by his order remov-
ing Mr. Stanton from the Secretaryship of War, with-
out the consent of the Senate; the violation of the
Army Bill by trying to induce General Emory to obey
orders not sent through the Commander-in. Chief ; and,
high crime, in having denounced and denied in public
apeeehes the legality of the action of Congress. A oom•
mate° of the House of Representatives preeentod the
articles of impeachment to the Senate on Wednesday.
On the following day th• Senate was organised as a Court
of Impeachment to try the charges against Preaident
Johnson. Chief Justice Chaos is to preside, and
Precidect Johnsen has been summoned to appear before
the Senate Court on the 13th inst.

Tee EArr.—We are assured that M. de Budberg
has, since his return to Paris, given to the llarquiad•
Moustier the most clear and defined aasuranees that
&min, far from wirhiog to foment troubles in the East,
Is anxious to do all in her power to put an and to them.
This is moat probably quite true to-day ; but the
question ix was it true some two months ago? The
Mistorial Dipionatique, writing, as we know, from
official information on this subject, tells an that the
danger hat pared from the banks of the Danube for the
present; but there is no doubt that it was in existence
a few weeks ago, and that, had General Iduativir
arrived in St. Petersburg three days earlier, he would
hav•earried hit Point against Princes Gortchakoff, and
the Danubian provisoes would now have been in
insurrection.

PRINCIZ NAPOLION'S 11181111011. —The journey of
Pinto. Napoleon to Berlin has given rise to much
speculation in Continental capitals, bat there is good
reason to believe Us mission has no °Moist character,
and has been undertaken by him simply as a diplomatic
volunteer. It I. well known that one of his favourite
plans is the isolation of ROW. and the union of all the
other Powers, with the object of presenting an insur-
mountable obstacle to her aggressive designs; and it is
In order to detach Prussia from the Russian Albano., as
tirst step towards the realixation of this plan, that be
expressed to the Emperor his desire to proceed to
Berlin. His Majesty, without authorising his cousin to
make any promises or suggestions on the part of France,
made no objection to the scheme, and the Prince halt
accordingly left for Germany to lay his plan before
King William and the other German Sovereigns,. At
Vienna, though great doubta are impressed as to his
chances of sueosse, him plan be two very favourably
received, as being ealculated to steed se additional
guarantee for the preservation of poise. _ _ _

A FIGHT WITH • PlJlTEll.—Osplain Camberi
Deputy C.ommisaimier of linnibulpore,. hi writing nzel:r
date the 24th of January last, save : 'Do not be hor-
rified when I tell you that I have been in bed ten days
with wounds received from a panther. I was very
roughly handled, but am now quite eat of danger. It
happened thus ;—I bad wounded the brute and was
tracking it up by its blood, white all of a sodden It
rushed out of • patch of beg gram and charged a 000ge.
I rushed forward and bed to save the eta, though
I could scarcely see for the gram, and in another
second. before I knew where I waa, I remind a
smashing blow on the faos, which nearly stunned me,
and knocked me baekwarda I managed to turn
on my face, and the brute then seised me by the
shoulder and shook me like a rah He then left me
and attacked a policeman, who was the only man
standing near. He pulled him down, and hearing his
shriek. I revived, sad, as they were rolling over and
over together I felt about for my ,id,. it bad still one
barrel loaded, and, oa recovering it, I dragged myself
up and shot the panther while he was still gnawing at
the poor wretched policeman. I have three nasty
scratches under my err, and some eight tooth-holes In
the back. The pow porn:smart died last night; he
completely lost heart, had delirium, and saw tigers in
his sleep."

D-OG litroar.—A young genUeaton, attaebed to an
Embus', now in the Mooed relations with France, who
is very partieular about his anemone*, and who would
as soon go out in his allows me in dirty boots—ea soon
almost go out without his oust.. without. rote end.
hi, of the valley (he imports them especially from Niel)
in his bettou-hole—wse sent by him thief last week into
the parte beyond the Seine. & little dog—another
rzz,- perhaps old mupats, Elititzrillie
weitt —would
bees... out of his &thaw y, he would follow his., ardtbaig-
jag hi. and nuklog havoc, with the polish of
his boots. It wee a small, beg-haired, cloudy looking
dog, which absorbed a great deal of mud. As our
friend, bas" faithful doe still keeping him company,
mowed the bridge to the Corps Logid„aif, a as.
with m eon—' Boomed allover. evideauy,m,
But the dear dog vests Aiming You think so
said the victim of maims affection. " Effectively I think
so," said our olipper. "This I should my you had
better shave him," said o swell. "H. will be as aeon
a. your head before Moosieur returns for him." says
"Don't hurry on WI tomcat." sore swell, and
walks away. Tea mingles are supposed to elapse, and a
very smell thin &Maud, hearing some rftemblanee to
dog in so atrophy. bat which. Perhaps, wa., like
suited oat' fsmoua Is Amy, ' better than likely,"
maned from the salmon of the clipper. At that 4,Am,,
Madame de X., will known for her canine affectiou,
owi up, and the dog rushed to bor. She repulsed it
with an indignant parasol ; but the dog returned to the
charge ; and whim it begin to whine, Modune 4. 1.
knew the yaks el her ismer. It is, thee, my own
sorer the arid, end e/Eloe. famed. Site bas
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