The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-18 00:00:00

'foreign intelligtnct.

Trig Spaniard, Julian Vargas, who was thrown into
the prison of Malaga on suspicion of holding and
promulgating Protestant doctrines, has been liberated
on bail.

DEATH OP A TRAPRZUM—M. de Bonn&lre, the great
trapezist of lta-ta-Clan, and the rival of Leotard, hart
been killed by a fall in the Madrid Theatre. Bonnelre
had • tortoise of £B,OOO • year, and followed his
dangerous occupation from mare love of the art. His
mother often entreated him to renounce the praetioe,
but he always replied with a smile, "Whit matter
whether one die in this way or another?" He 1114 only
2S years of age.
A SINGULAR PROCLAIMS VW noticed the other day
pawing through the Morsksj-street in St. Petersburg.
Twenty Jews with a white cross chalked on their backs
were carried along under strong military escort. It
appears that these wretched beings bad been condemned
' to deportation to Siberia, but had prayed to be con-
verted to the Orthodox Church. In order that the usual
pardon might ho granted them. Instead of being
obliged to work in the mines they are allowed to
" settle" in Siberia sea reward for embracing the faith.

MR. THADDEUS STIVEHIL—A telegram received from
New York announces the death of Mr. Thaddetui
Stevens, an active politician of the United States. Mr.
Stevens, doring the civil war, heaped bitter dentinal.
talons on the Southern party. Ilia language was nom°.
times violent to teems. At the opening of the thirty.
ninth Congress, in 1865, be declared that he would
"drive the South, if he could, to hell at the point of
the bayonet," and that "hell was the only penitentiary
fit for them." lie was much dreaded by the Republicans
of late on account of his avowed intention to vote for
Seymour awl Blair rather than pay the Interest on th•
6-20 hoods in gold. Mr. Stevens was seventy.five years
old, and had held various positions in publio life for five
and thirty years past.

BRIGANDAGE IN 1111 PAPAL BTATZR.—A letter from
Rome states that brigandage in Rome becomes more
audacious. 'Several families who were passing the
summer at Frascati have returned to Rome under the
Influence of fright. A few days back a gentleman
named Stortoveti, • landed proprietor in the neighbour.
; hood, returning in his carriage from one of his farms
attended by a servant, perceived • brigand armed with
I a doublirbarrelled carbine barring the way. The robber
summoned the driver to stop, but the latter whipped.
his horse into • gallop, his master, however, resolving •
ballot in the shoulder. On the night of the 3rd a far
more serious crime was perpetrated. The keeper of
the Villa 3luti, situated at the entrance to Frascati,
near the railway station, was returning home. Two
men seised him by the throat while he was traversing •
small wood, and demanded a sum of money which they
said he had received that day, at the same time
threatening him, one with a poinard, and the other with
a gun, "The money is in my house," replied the
keeper; "when the nif.ht becomes darker you eau
CODA with me, and I shall let you have the whole."
Thu brigands sated sersordingly ; they led him, his
lands tied behind his back to the town, and on his
arriving close to his house he called to his wife, who
awoke from her sleep. Seeing from the window that
her husband was bound, and in the hands of two men,
sob: raised a ery for help, instead of throwing the money
I t to him, and at the same moment he made a
desperate attempt to break his bonds. lint three stabs
from • poinard extended the unfortunate man deed
upon the ground, and the brigands them made off."

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS On the finest medicine in the
world for debilitated constitution, disordered liver, bile,
and indignition. The wonderful efiisaoy of this salutery
medicine, and the good effects produced on patients
suffering from the above complaints would appear
incredible were they not sonfirmed by the innumerable
ewes effected hy them, cud the psrninn.ot benefit
derived from their use. These in noble pills molts*
sad strengtbee the nervous system, purify the blood,
d. tisi secretions, •ud invigorate the emanation.
flies before them. They are oompoesd entirely
of 'vegetable extract, unmixed visit a grain of any mineral
or noxious subsiomxt hey may therefore, be given
with Os utmost ecefidenes and with video WO, to
dolinsto females find young atiaggen.