The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-08-16 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

Beaux, Wednesday, August 10.
The symptoms of congestion of blood to the bead of
hie Majesty the King have increased sines last night,
and, aeounlimy to the latest bulletin, have given rise to
the most serious apprehensions. The Prince Regent
ail: arrive here from Erna early to.inorrow morning.

A letter in the Caugiae Ga:rtie says :—"To judge
from certain tante, • more intimate alliance between
Prussia and Union& is being prepared. We are assured,
indeed. that Russia ham iimmised military soca-mi. to
Prussia in case she should be menaced or attacked in
consamence of recent °yenta."
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Karim von nobleinits, notwithstanding the heat of
Berlin and the allurements of Ostend, lingers at the
Foreign-office, anxiously looking for overdue apoloOes,
which do not arrive. The Austrian Minister has,
indeed, waited upon him, not to make excuses, but to
demand satadam6u for the leis-doings of Prussia in
eensrd to her alined ally. In the unofficial painpbkt
candid Prassia nod Ste Peace of Villiefrisneu it is said
that "Austria began the war with arrogance, to con-
clude it with humiliatioa." This self-evident truth is
highly offensive to the Kaiperor Francis Joseph, who
regards the expression as a personal insult, and has in.
etrueted his Minister to demand satisfaction. IL von
Schletnita, in answer, said that this lamb did not trouble
the water down stream ; that the pamphlet is not an
0664 danureent, but that the courts of law are
pi', to Hi. Isiperial. Royal. and Apostolic Majesty.
This mode of useless. is not likely to be resorted to, but
a peat paint 644 bees gained. A counter-charge is
ergabilalsed. which way divert attention from the un-
truth-speaking toreaketatioe, sod enables Austria to
asamaila the elltemelve. She professes lumen tlesply
ategaseiniously offers is maks It rap if
=l4will way speleeise, and dismiss the Poe,lgp
IlLialtor. Poor maa I be dimly 1(1•1111 his *sae. Ifs
was looking to the mormat of lilt release from the earn
of oak., when Austirio malioimudy &woad, his
dii-
wistal, and thus oillotaally punishes him, by forcing
him for hosoor's oohs to rah on for PON maw tosser.
No will hardly sol any ess-beilsiag Ws year.

AUSTRIA.
THE ITALIAN DUCHIES.

ylayga, Thursday, August 11, 3 p.m:

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The official Anstria* Correappoulence of this evening
contains private intelligence dated Parma, the 9th
aiding that the Piediumitese had been driven from the
city. The Red Republic had been proclaimed. Pro-
p..rty holders and the friends of order were taking

It is thought that the Emperor's birthday, the 18th
inst., will witness the puldic.ation of the late reforms
prouiised by the Imperial manifesto.
A Vienna letter in the Josiesa/ de Franc fort Rap :
"A special commission will miserable on the lath, by
order of the Emperor, to decide on the basis of a
statute which tends to nothing less than a complete
rcorgauisation of the army both as to tactics mid
administration."
Reports are again current of the retirement of
Baron Bach.
Time AI',IIIIAN AII3IY.—A letter to the Halidocr9k
CurreN.ndrnee, dated Vienna, July 2s, contains tie; fol-
lowing :—" An autograph note of the Emperor's dated
the 2lst nf July, gave the order for the reduction of the
army. It relates to every branch of the service, and
ws to he carried into effect with the least possible
&lay. 'Hie sth battalion mid the battalions in depot,
part of which had been insubordinate after the signature
of the treaty of peace, were to be reduced first. The
Chao:ear corps, established in various provinces. are
converted into regular forces, and it is intended to form
a reshuent of Hur.,mrian hussars from the volunteer
aqua:lrons furnished by Hungary."