The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-07-23 00:00:00

'foreign anb Colonial intelligence.

NAPLES—General Cialdini is proceeding with
greet vigour against the Neapolitan brigand hands and
their instigators. A telegram announces that the
provinces of Avelino and Basilicata have been restored
to tranquility, and that lying columns have been sent
to the district of Lavine. The gallant general, in an
order of the day expresses • hope of being able to
re establish tranquility throughout an the Neapolitan
provinces, by purging them of the baud of assassins
who at present disturb and ravage the oonntry. Count
Fleury has been received at Turin by Baron Ricasoli,
and war to have an interview with the King on his
return to the capital about Saturday.
FRANCE.—In Paris there is • total lull in politics.
Perhaps for want of • better topic, or may be at the
mot erordre, though not strictly ;peaking an official
paper, the Revue Contrinporaine re-opens the question
of the 011400 of Sardinia, of which the Patric lately
revived the belief. The Revue points out the useful-
ness, it not the necessity of the island to France, and
boo. that the potions will do well to accustom them-
selves to the ides of the possrhility of its annexation to
France, eetwithatanding the strong assertions of /I.
Ramon. For, though the Emperor would
attempt to take it by form, "be would assuredly not
Mem it if it were to be courteously offered him."
The ingenuity of this hint is not more remarkable
than its signiicancy ; though we cannot believe that
the swerteons offer mould be made while M. Elation
imesitied at the bead of the Government.
HUNGARY.—A serious crisis fir the Hungarian
qneation appears to have really arrived. The Imperial
snipt is to is lespatebed immediately to Hungary,
but • telegram from Vienna announces that the cough
-
lesion of February is to be strictly maintained. That
-this is true appears probable from the fact which is now
positively summatel to be correct, that Baron Vsy and
Count Sevier have tendered their resignations, which
the Emperor has emoted. The resignation of Baron
Vey was affirmed and denied whitely as Thursda=
this nine it appears to be almost beyond question.
Vay, it must be remembered, tea politician of the most
moderate elaes—lets advanced even than Francis Desk.
His resignation, therefore, Islay be taken as the result
of an inveterate and hopeless obstinacy on the part of
the Austrian Goverement.
AMERICA—The stammer Bremen, which left New
York en the 6th Inst. and arrived at Southampton on
Thursday, brtegsen the 'Mire Message of the
President he CoAgrees, which met on the 4th. The
Message is of an entirely warlike character, and asks
for WOO men and 400,000,000 dollars to suppress
the rebellion. The greater of the document con-
sists of • reviser of the lion of affairs when Mr.
Lincoln entered oath. Milli of the Presidency, and
of the various events which succeeded, and may be
claseilled under the beads of the Fort Sumter affair;
the expeditlea for its ; ONOMUMO taken to pre-
serve the Union; the coarse of Virginia; the neutrality
humbug; privateering ; necessity of suspending the
Habeas Corpus; sympathy of foreign powers for the
Union; patriotism' of the people; sophism of the rebel
leader; the soverignty of the states not in the com
MAMMA ; somesion fallacy; rebel politicians igooring
the people; the ballot-box v. bullets; no compromise
by p-tadie servants. He concluded by expressing his
desire, after the rebellion is suppressed, to continue to
eat upon the prineiplea laid down in his inaugural
speech, from which it may be inferred that interference
with the institution of slavery is no part of his present
objeet. Mr. Grow, on taking his seat as Speaker,
made a strong Union address, and affirmed that not
one foot of Americas son can be rescued from the
jurisdiction of the Gaited States till it is baptised in
Ire and blood. The Galion army concentrated on the
Potosi's° had oorninenesd ifi advance on the secessionist
lines in all directions, which would necessarily lead to
an early engagement, unless the secessiosisia should
retreat and take their ultimata stand at Richmond.
General Patterson, with his division, erased the
Potomac on the 2d, and came up to the Southern (orate,
said to be 10,000 strong, EMU Usrtinabazg. An encoun-
ter immediately ensued, which terminated in the defeat
of the latter, and consequent retreat, with considerable
loss. The Northerners only own to the loos of three
milled and tea wounded. The New York Herald slates
that • meeting of British residents of Boston was held
on the let inst for the purpose of forming • company
to be called the Boston British Volunteers. Resole-
hone were mimed imploring the British Government
to declare itself in imam of the North.