The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

ITALY.

Tußix, Saturday, April 3.
The Italia announces that the King yesterday
signed the decree relative to the Southern Army,
and states that tbe measures which have been ordered
will satisfy the demands of the volunteers.
The Italia adds that the differences between the
majority of the Chamber and Garibaldi on that
question have been arranged.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
the President read a letter from Garibaldi, in which
the latter declared that, in his reply to the deputa-
tion from !the Workmen's Association of Milan, be
had no intention of offending either the King or the
Parliament. Also, that his devotion to the King
wee teo well known, and that, consequently, his
conscience would not allow him to descend to justify
himeelf, against the charge of offending His

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Majesty.
In the same letter he said also that his acts in
favour of the country were too notorious to allow it
to be supposed that he wished to insult it. He
added that the manner in which the Southern Army
had been treated filled his soul with disdain, and
concluded by proposing a project of law for a vast
national armament. _ .

No sign either of approbation or disapprobation
marked the readiag of this letter.

POLAND.

Tgoax, April 13.

Three generals have arrived at Warsaw froze Si.
Petersburg to moist the Governor, Prince Gortsclia-
koff. The Council of Municipality of Warsaw has
not been dissolved, as was stated, but its functieas
have been restricted.
Troops are continually arriving at Warsaw.
General Chndeff has pro.eeded with troops to
Lublin. It is said that serious agitation prevails in
that city.

SUNDAY.

Arrests continue to be made at Warsaw.
Two members of the former Delegation of Citizens
have also been arrested.

It liTss-.ia-iliTit-i.;;OUrIt Zamoyski has beea ordered
to leave Warsaw. The Governor has refused to
grant an audience to citizens of high standing.
The energetic attitude assumed by Prime
Gortschakoff is attributed to the influence of General
Chruleff.

The Official Gazete of Turin publishes a decree
ordering the formation of a Volunteer Corps, to com-
prise three divisons, in which the Gariteldise
officer's will hold rank.

Everneo.
General Fanti presented in the Chamber of Depu-
ties • project of law for levying 18,000 men in the
Neapolitan provinces.

SUNDAY, April 14.
The Marquis de Montezemolo, having tendered
his resignation, has been replaced in the Lieuten-
ancy or Sicily by Signor DaUarovera.

AUSTRIA.

VIINN A, Saturday.
The Outerreichische Zriturig denies in the most
positive terms the news published by the Vienna
papers of this morning, that the Government in-
tends to grant an independent Ministry to Hungary,
and that it no longer re...pares the Hungarians to
send deputies to the Council of the Empire.
PZI3TH, Saturday, April 13.

The majority of the Upper House desire the re-
establishment of the Hungarian laws which were in
existence before 1848. The Liberal party of the
country demand the maintenance of the laws adopted
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in 184,S by the Hungarian Diet.
The sittings of the Lower House have been ad-
journed for eight days.

DENM ARK.

COPENHACIZN, Sunday.
The commanders of the 22 Danish battalions re-
cently formed were appointed yesterday. Two
battalions will proceed to Schleswig to-morrow.

THE EAST.

BILORADZ, Saturday, April 13.

7
Ono hundred and two families have air ved here
in gaiety from Bulgaria, which they had left in order
to escape the persecution of the Aga and other
Turkish authorities.