The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-15 00:00:00

foreign anb Colontal inttlltsrnce.

FRANCE.

The event of the week is the resignation of his offices
hy the Prince Napoleon. It is said that his resignation
was at ant refused by the Emperor; that it was again
tendered, and again refused ; and it was cid), when
offered the third or fourth time that the Einisnrwr eono
limited to accept it. The Prince ream 1111111111111 l as lII*
succesaor M. l'hameloup•l-Auhat as Nlitiorrr for Algeria
sod the Col 'el', but it is hethrr he will ac-
cept the office M. Mouton, Minot, of ‘growilture.
etationerae. and Public ~./ ri, tlie
functions of Ministor for %Iran is sn,i *hi,
""Tritlinterprotallino Sr. pl s,sst %won thin tin,
expected step. The no,fi . " bane
reason to hishrve that it. iii-eootnna hsii been itietatal
by temporary ernaiderationn, min will not In.
hr any material alarm, in thi• nit 'mitre ann. of the ex •
t4rnal PnbeY •11 the French I :twernment The 11111104 r
that Isrinee Napoleon in to hi appoint, .1 4;111114 Admiral
revival.

_
The arttelos in the W. POI Mt a happy effect
on the money-markets a Enropc ; it being suliPoscd b,
POMO that thew artiele. ts tray a desire on the part of
the Voiperorto withdrin from a ilangenmis position.
Abont the eracuatum Home. however, there is con-
aiAr uneertainty.
Flo I'moptirrortorw. 1 ha• announced that the omens-
tout 01 the *ate. of the t'hurch by our troops bag been
ordered by the Vnioerm. and that the French corps
d'amee has reeeviv& order. to withdraw to (Arita
neis• is at ie.., 'immature.
The sZoserio.nnt papers at l'aris have evidently re-
cemast orders to open lire on the petty lierman Courts.
and the tone adopted tosser& Munich amounts to •
treelike. Its* aria la 1,611117 told that its peaceful exist,.
*net is tolersted by France. but that if it• attitude
broom.'. • bat it looks very like, " a rhallenge to fight,"
its wishes in that respect may be .suirkly gratitied.
deeree hae been issued prohibiting in Frantic any
per•on Irvin wont kkk Itt or using title, of whatever ..ort
conferred by foreign authorities. anti,* special leave be
raided by the Faccutive. This includes ccclesinatical
Utica.

PRUSSIA.
THE PRINSIAA DIET.
The following telegrams have been received at Mr.
Reuters office :--

Buil n, Wednesday.

In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies to-day-the
Minister of Finance stated that the law prohibiting the
exportation of horses over the Zollvereign frontiers will
come into force to-morrow.
The Ministers for Foreign Affairs gave a description of
the present state of political affairs. The following is
an abetract of his speech
The Prussian Government does not for one moment
doubt that it wiU be able, in concert with England, to
procure doe respect to existing treaties. England and
Prussia are in this favourable position, that they are
able to place themselves with impartiality between the
two antagonistic Powers, Austria and irailoo. Up to
the present time there has been only moderate hopes of
success, but the grounds for hope have increased during
the last few days.
The Ministerial speech lays peculiar stress upon
Prussia's mission in Germany, and says that the future
will prove Prussia still to be the Prussia of former
times.

The President, M. von Schwerin, announced the full
assent of the Chamber to the sentiments which had been
expressed, and especially pointed out the national im-
portance of the Ministerial policy.
The Chamber gave expression to its approval by loud
and oontinued applause.

PARIR, Wednesday Night.

The Coosa/taloned publishes an article, signed
" Boniface," on the armaments of Austria in Italy.
The article states that the effective force of the Austrian
troops in Italy has been increased from 30,000 to 180,000
men. .

The Austrian army, it appears, is put in readiness for
offensive movements, in case they should be wanted.
They are speaking of it loudly in the army.
The movement of troops to the frontiers for the pur-
pose of being concentrated there is of a nature to con-
firm those reporta. Besides, numerous artillery materiel
has been despatched to Piacenza. During the last days
cannon of large size have arrived at Milan and Verona,
part of which were provided with carriages for the pur-
pose of siege, and part of them with carriages for the
coasts. . _

This concentration of artillery allows the supposition
that • siege train is to be assembled at Pavia, which can
have no other aim than the siege of the strong places in
Piedmont,

Te RI N, Wednesday.
The official Pierbasatem Gazettc contains the fol-
lowing
The Austrian army in Italy haring been placed on a
war footing, the King has thought it necessary to call in
the contingents. He hopes the country will receive
with satisfaction those measures which are necessary for
the defence of the national independence and the
honour of the country. The subscription to the national
tan has considerably exceeded the amount asked for.