The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-06 00:00:00

THS WILL 01 THE LOSE EMPEROR
HkPOLSON.

Messrs. Markby, Tarry. sad Stewart, eolleitors for
the admiuistratriz. hove hese authorised to seed to the
papers the followins soterial traaidatioa of the will of
the late Emperor Napoleow, "I. order to avoid the
posaibility of farther misrepresentatione." They add
that the estate bee been sworn wader £llO.OOO, bat thls
sem Is subject to claims rids% will tedium the amonat
actually mowed by the administrate's to &heat otte
ball:-

This is soy Will.

commend my son sad say wife to the hish
toted authoritiot of the State (sox roads corps do
to the people, and the army. The Ifiaproms
Eugenie poesessos all the (loathes regulate for coo-
dustaag the itageooy well, and my eon itsplays • di..
pomiUoi and jsiguseol which will render him worthy
of his high distlates. Let bint never ferret the motto
of the head of our family—" lirsrytklag for the 'molt
people." Get him Si la his mlad tiss writings of the
prieoster of St. Harms • lon Una study thn Impsroes
ism& sad immepeade4s; Smelly, les him reatanber,
when Illiremstasseas so panel; that the roues of the
pee** le the seam of Pram&
Power is heavy basun, beriagesone c moot do all
the gool see could Mai, sod boson's your oontempe-
mita soldorn nadir you Janie", so that, in order to
fulfil ono's =Won, ono mast have faith iu, and be coo-
mammas; of, one's duty. 111. sesseouy to Gonads"'
that from Heaven os high Shoes whom yos hare loved
award and protest yos ; iii. the seal ef my illsetrious
%mole that Wi always inepired sad sustained ma. rho
like will apply to my son, for ha will always be worthy
of him name. _

io the Lama Seidel* all OIT private
property It la my desire that on the majority of ray
tea she shall Inhabit the 11, aad Illarrtta.
I truat that toy memory wdl be dear to her and
that alter my dos* die wilt forget the grief. I nig
have mated her.

—iiitTl-tagard to. my sea, lot hisa mas a talisman
tin son I used to wise attained to my wanly ant
wWoh somas from lay motbse ; LAO bs graliclly
prams. everything that swami 100 ma tram the impsros
my nano, aai lot him b• osettesei that my lout sad
ny soot mans with him.
I make a) swains of ray hlthlsi =manta I.
soanawed that the Lamas Lod my soot will none
Oradea lbws..
.

I shall die—in the Ostioiie Apostolic aad Boman
Mirka, which my ma will 'lwo hoaoar by Ma
piety.
(Stood) N• 741.30111.
Dona, mitts*, sad slimed with my huad at the
Palms. et the Tuileries, the 24th April, 11165.
(Wised) kiLrocaos.

THR HIV. T. A. CIBILAYRI ON Billowy.
The Rector of libleouno Regis was the deputation at
a nowthag itt the Churn , held as Tivertea
as Wednesday. Is the mires n kis address he sold
the Church Asmentio• had does • geed deal, bat they
hoped to do still better. It owed It. origin to what ite
supposed to be the gravest Grins ia the Chercit's history,
sad it was his owe Ming that they men do their
utmost to grapple with on *venom the nee* over.
'stabling evil 'rah which they were enlisted. aad Minh
vu so crafty and insidions Is its voodoo that pro-
badly there was no io tivilual who could give any idll
of the loath sad breadth, daptlt sod height of the
gamine before them —( hair, beer). Bat the lens at
stake was s'oust losesosivably great, sad he 664 no
besitation a sayieg that the 'stoma at stake was &o-
titisg short of the whole nannies' sad the very me-
tinned ezistells of the Inaldislied Chen* of this
ornotry—(beer, hear). It wm not • wadies whether
thwre should be °Moue modiftenious as the owner of
oond noting the services ef the Churn, or solo the pa-
to be wore, do., as to :a detain that dioneetive
Evangelical Protestant sherester whin it... scald
oornoteed the nano, loyal affection, sad eaeadesse of
the Protestant people of this ooentry—(heer, hear).
But it. Bltaahsta nand at empletely (Magni the
whole character of the Retiolli °tarok ; they wield
Chun,
make • new Ch, • Chetah which would mese to be
the Church of the Relormatios--no loom the Mush
of the 39 krticks, beta Mee sad venom ocrenterfeit
which would sem to be the root and bruin of the
Universal Chun of the Lord Jesus Clain The quo
tan at make was therefore one of the unspeakable goo.
cent He Mashed less w*ht ts nose who had munly
seceded from tits Churn of Ragland and lolled
the Churn of Rme, sod to the distineLly propounded
ritualistic chocks All he did to Unto, who, so far as
they were able to judge, throughout the whole length
and billdth of the Ind were a very large &ember
'edged, of so celled ovengelion news who were slowly
and gradually approximating towards no dootrioes sod
toe/shims of the Ritualist. Re believed the real set
of the tide in our *hutches was towards Bonin inac-
tion This wee the foils in mete eases of the ellen.
griffons, sod la oilers of the ministers. Libra sillier
it was my slow in be course, bat meld at lest eon;
ersehiag down; sad he did not an an, counter moll-
mut ii was not the nodes sad Mmish fumbles
of its fell-blown Bluselins that were to be so mush
feared—they were begiaelog already to ho despised,
hod it was colleen& that die offertory aolleetions is
the imp ritanistio ehturoltee in Lembo were Wing of.
If the &Mains thoroughly expeeM thesaselves, Its.,
would he • strong manta against them, and tho
wend fall. But whet he trembied at was the spins el
indifferelle in oar Obrietiee soagregetloas, and the
thirst tor oomaidziseAdde the et Christ. Bet
he heeled his meld Umbels before be
yielded to it, Mime' it was • temptation to try to
minion to that which WM nteasettve. N. as. elehl
dlly that there wee saseseloe toeier Ohne*
whin Meld be She neve seeplelem The
spenner thee gweessded to elluneat
IttaLbe '.Me..and 'edifiers's:as to the pert of the ge regerdeil
the later,of the Churn of limbed. to whet
tne association had doll, he showed that is had Awed
up doubtful potato of low, sad is every me the jade.
men Intoned had bell co the side of Proteetnt
e thee showing that so m ten
Wa Mntally
was* bed bell doll—(bmer, boo.) The
edgenut was ow whin was dest4olly is Oho
penal She knegelloal Clunk of Reeeed, sad the
soil desielle of the Churn of lashed hod here pro
Sl=sod this wee a pm den, se thwY Wad =Mb
Gad for—(heer, hem.) Led the ramie,
ties bed 4one this—lt had put it. H14%.2
• radon in wing they were lift MIN*
wells to drive ally thawing* Menne' s es—
' I:PPlawo/ Although they had_ sot pet down
re, they did het know what Billable' wean hill
deee, but for the Churn Ammisties—(kear, hoot
' They meld go to the Noselliermiele sad as, "Jan
Is our Protestant Mlloslisal Muni cleared from the
aspernoes elle oast epos her fair fame, Milkmen as
the Charon of Christ, sad we tell 'nee yes to mein
as In hunt the law ebered sad kg" the zuthed
crane." Thera NM some pouts stlll to be csbeeid
ep—oll was whether or en there is power le the
anon of Unlionnlty emblieg Minot to pressed Id
muse& law against effandere by small ileditimak
It wee important to Mew whether • amass Re
jesy was moll, adapted or non foe the Mal of =
asa Boano thought there wand he no charm d
obtains' • verdict from sun en Reglish jury; butts
thought diffsreetlj. and he should UM to submit esm
of the doings at the Rhenish is • joy of twelve
British yeomes—(mor, hear). And there was seethes
Important point, and that me solo whet power..
aggrieved {inhabiter bed to empel • Hint=
peemenop spinet an ander. The anon
Act was °Omura The words "It shell be lawful"
were canonised by some sonisent harridans to mean
"It null be obligatory," whilst other jut as millet
lawyers considered there was no legal obinatios M-
elded • it wea sinply permissive—they had a diesrettse
is tln maker; sad it bed been dented by three ledges,
I. the me of the QINIP, v. Chic4alter that the wane
" It shall be lawful " meet ff they ohm, and he (the
speaker) was Maki experienee had shown that the
Bishops did not ohoose—(beghter, and beer, hear.)
The wording of the Ask Moder% required alteration,
end that was • point epos whin be beitron the
Church Asecention would nano a &Mill. There
was the 2941 Ankle, • decision upon whin would he
of Mame offee—it would Dot holy throw down the
maramental orates ed the Rhenish, but nook that
deptornle and wide 'prod oimiaistrstion by the
ritenistie party of the Lord's Supper to persons of
every deeeriptm and abaraatar—(aear, hear). One-
aidariaa the expellee and other difitou'ime, and their
betas suable to get the Bishops to move, tin Church
amoontion must be to • certain 'allot • proeseetiog
essoentill. sad bar* he petaled out the need there was
for • pubic prosecutor. Is pose parishes
where would they Hod as aggrieved washdays:l=
Mons= might be carried cet to • men Maass
extent We wanted a phi' precuicel Metemen of
the law, &edible laming popentill IMO Olin to Side,
and they Med why are they to be penbion If they
break the law whilst the nem who go cm hust Off
to day latenlog the law, sad an eet preowned
The Church Amchitka was unties to mho arrees'
whit really laved the Lord Jens (Ann se that VW
may swam( ally reshot the ronekehlinanst of Boson
het le logiend—(hear, haw) The rev. ffihalowl
imagined midis applause).

Os Saturday the remelas M the late gr. llooroody
was Wend in leasalimea Cemetery.
La Inlartetlei Ilessele *remark7 took plea as
Saturday efuersoca, it the City Teraina Hotal —Um
ommeeretem of a ass led^ us be caned the Greet 04
Ledge. whisk Ime bow baud epeorelly fly tas Osa.
mideuee el barium mem
The Coal Sy* Ocemellies hold two meetiose is
week; Moe ampornsit MI el widows twee woo
am a übs maw .1 memo sonbora oolliortoo, wk.
Gosoosi boring mat up Om eat ad
fool, tbo tortogo dad erne snout lie peke to bo
domed.
Too Alretioso underelande that Yr. Holmsa Haat
bee remind too thousand plasm for Me *tare,
"Th. tiludow oh lishb. Thla iseivh,
sa So
mmaniesa.:l4:l fttaYrl4444:easbad. ilthig.uote94:l;llli""stpedidiag. sa4teadteisPliallge lb. mills.
head el Ns Los*

GRZ&T 11112 Pria.ll gaff=
Bomalmo Mem moo burnt iMmi M
mar imam, oa 81May morning. TI. Am=
In • oh.amay, mid 'prod so rapidly Mot ow weer
lose Dimly MI tilook furniture., mil sword bad • marrim
swaP' with Moir lime Teo load mem was ase
om, mid Wore apilims mhi scrim . ire had berst
allil onad row&
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AN AMIRICAN VIM:MDT.
Details of • horrible trscedy are given la tbe Mew
York papers broegbt to Plyntwatb by the mail steamer
fr,sl6. A man named Helmsley Gould sot °Wks
admittanes to his apartments. After semi tine the
door ess opened, ima his wife, pointing to • tab, mid
In an uoo•rtkly voles, that the eltildren were all eight
—4hay were "hippy Doe." The room wm perv6l
by a sickening odour, 6nd upm going Dearer the tub,
which was okras to the are-0,00, 11. was saw that it
oostained the bodies of his two sass, aged reepsusy,g,
throe years, sad five months Thor Were eemSkotair
naked, aod so mutilated that the estates were net
resogulastdr. The assit hid been Mined from Utak
facies sad shoulders, tao gym from their eschets, sag
their lips were awfully disfigured sad swam to ea
=mita& sat. • daughter, sped seven TM" WY la
the attitude of siseplag peamfally. Mrs. Manaseey was
suffering from puerperal rasa* and, It wosld appear,
murdered the ehildren by strangulation. Ellie is • Dative
of Muldia. and aged 96 years. Whoa Is health eke is
said to hare bees remarkably beautiful.

JOSEPH AEOH ON THE 0411.1 LAWS.

Me% —impish Arch, the Warwiekshire isboursr, was
exmalsod on Friday before tint Wee isontroltsie
ths peso laws, of whieh Yr. Ward- Hunt is lb. chair.
man. Ho expressed • strong opinion 'Oast the pre.
peaty of exiled* spook& legislative protection to
gams sad said he thought it very bard that he wild
sot kill a hare with as much Impunity as • blackbird.
Ho *dialled, however, that if the gums laws were
repealed it would be noosessry to haw* acme strisgmit
euecteoest molest trespaer. He wood that he was
not aware that erwwing • field did not oosetitoto • tree.
poss. sad that he was Is ignoranos of lb* (sot tiet it
woad not b• iikqal for him to sun • hire or rabbit
In his ows garden. He promised, 10w.,.;, as his
Mars home, to lam BO VOW is vindiestiog Lk rights In
that rasa* although he feared ha might get torsod
out of ho wattage Is oonsequotios. Ells sadistic's was
that the law was adaisisterad is • harsh sod oppressive
inseam *gigolo tie rural poor, and he eassrled that
laboaror had BO Ammo of jetties if broeght Ism to
lam with • Moab of paairproservlsg magistrates.