The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-30 00:00:00

THE TICHBORMI TRIAL.

Ralf Tuesday was °coupled with the examination and
oreagesantination of Rim Bride., who for to months
I. 1150 ens libe Doughty's governess, who saw Roger
at Ttobborns for ten days In January that year, and
who testified to her belief In the Identity of the defen-
dant, founded chiefly on her Personal recognition of
Lim, and pertly on his recollection of an Incident which
emarred during the visit, viz , that on the night of the
servant's ball, the butler having told her Roger bad hod
IVIDO enough" and would be better In bed, she
persuaded him to go to his room, blew hie dandle out,
and locked the door. In crone-examination it Ina
elicited the butler witneesed the insident, cod Roger
himself mentioned It next morning. On Wednesday
and Thursday more "Old soldiers" of the Carablosers
were examined, and Identified the defendant es air
Roger. Friday wee ocourded with the evidence of two
wititamee—oce of the Carebineers and the regimental
tailor, both of whom gave evidenos as to their personal
reeognition of the defendant, and also of his knowledge
of matters which had occurred in the regiment, or with:oh
oonoarsed Roger. _

TEM DAY.
Thomas Trevitt, master butcher, of Leisestor, said
met Arthur Orton in Australis In 1856, when the latter
told him his father wee large buteher In Wapping.
Orton was a big booy man, of live feel ten Inobee, with
rings In his eon, and feet and hand. remarkable large.
He wee • rough vulgar men, who used plenty of oaths.
Witness took him for • ticket-of-leave men. He bad •
most villainous look. D.dendant was not Orton cer.
Buperintendeet of Bt. Beth/wine Docks, and Mr.
Chppindale, a butoher from Australia, who knew
Arthur Arton veil, deelared the Claimant woe not he.

rm. Rogers, daughter of Profaner RAW., Ites &Paced
the exhibitioet offered to tier by the authorities of
Worcester Collette. as the result of leer success at the
Oxford Local Examicatioo.

A BArrise Vaasa Fran isro DT SPUFILIWIL
Chula; Rinekley, mastar of the Oaths/Ma, of Wiebesob,
narrates strong. aoudad on the part of the Beulah
authorities. Leaving Plymouth on the 2nd of August,
hbLiti.td into Bilbao after several days' mill. Having
his ship, he went up to Bißoo on business.
Oa my return (he lays) I saw soldiers firing at my
vessel. I remained until It was over, and I beard the
bugle sound to cease Bring. I then proceeded on to
my ship. I found several ebota had struck her. and had
carried away slot of my rigging, lad *rood the hull
of the ship I. several plates. My crew had .ought
refuge below, and escaped injary. My British ensign
wee dying from my masthead all the time I hod 'in
Interview with the British consul. The only !advice be
scold give me was to try and get as fast as possible out
of the port. Notwithstanding, I took a full cargo, and
galled for Penarth."

_
BOIIIIA ILDMIST Or A [MAIM —The wicilredeet set ha
YOt at the Spanish Civil War was Perpetrated on Satur-
day, when the !nutmeats bombarded the peaceable and
epee tows of Alicante for seven hours. The three
formidable Iron -clads which constitute the navel
ureneli of the Tosureente— the Nernanela, the Rendes
Nunes, and the Fernando el Catolieo—eopetred in the
=Alicante on Thursday evening, and the insergeots
to glee four day., notice of the bombard.
mot, although threatened by the small combined Beet
reprimander the neutral powers that if they did not
do so their reseals should be sunk. At the last moment,
however, Admiral Yelrerton rewired inetruetions from
out Government not to interfere. The German ocan-
roander wee for having a shot at them, but the Frenck
Admiral having fallen in with the 13nelish Admirers
view, the (set, of the three powers, with the Italian and
Lawrie= ironalade, stood by and quietly witnessed the
destruotion wrought by the prolongui bunbardniut.
At live e'eloek on Saturday monitor the Ineargeot vowels
=Mthemselves is • position to rake the town with
anus ; the mershantmen cleared oat of the berixrar,
updth.foreign ship. took their plies—out of raage, we pre.
/41320411 • semtairole around the eoudiatente. Inside the
town, though the Inhabitants bad at dreg disbelieved is
lb. possibility of the bombe:douse Wag permitted, •
use exodus occurred. lord adios three-fourthalt le abated.
of the entire population. Preparation' for resistance
were mod• under the eye of General Orballos, who
holds the sepreme military command in the Province of
Value* and in the prostoos of the Minister of tSe
Interior, who bad Dome down on • special mission from
Madrid. The fire was opened by the Numancia and
the Mende. Nunez, and maintained for nearly
sews hours. Aloording to the adyless
oohed by the Government at Madrid, more
than 600 projeetilm wine thrown into the town,
and azooag than petroleum shells. The oily of
sours' suffered severely, and a sonsiderable part of It wee
laid in rubes. Rut the rebel ships, contrary to riper.
tattoo, OLEO* off worst Is the mounter
_the Numanctia
ruslud some *light damage, bat the Mendes Nunes
ono oadaasly crippled, and both found it advisable to
✓ouro, The Fernando el Catolleo had previously
etunted off on some unknown seterprias to the eartward,
yaiabod and followed, however, by one of the Reglieh
vemenis. For tb• present, therefore, Alicante may be
es
to be freed from further persecution and
thnleedtransigentes have gained nothing by their ;reedy
faraultg but • more emphatic eondenssalica by the
eivilised world.
Is certainly notiesable that on tits Tory day
(Friday last) that Bryant the driver of the fish train
ha the resent aeoldent at Better& wee brought up at
the Beffiord isourt house, ead committed for trial on
the charge of manslaughter, three serious railway
sollisions were added to the already long list of snob
disssMes. At Wetheral • mineral sad • oonbinad
settle and goods train some into such violent callisiou,
that, had either train carried passengers, there must
have been fearful slaughter and multilation. At
AMID/too, near Leeds, • passenger *gain nu into •
gooda train, and twenty or thin, Paleaseell wero
blared. At Sykes Junction (joining the Groat
Northers and the llanobester, Sheffield and Uncoils-
obtre,) • cattle train rao into a Opel train knocking the
;Linaid marl • 1100 r• of carriage; off the line.
Evidently something more than the prosecution of
&haft Aegged with neglect or realism= in required
fitg the safety of the travelling public man
gmtle an ample cens for hoopoigy by a loyal aom.
or Parilantastary Oessebeee hits the meow
of rainy *eft