The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1858-04-20 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

AMINIOA.—AOOOIIIIng to the Now York Evening Pool, of Marsh Bt.t, Mr. Allsopp was still in New York, and no attempt bad been made to search him out. Moreover, "he is not guilty of any arena within the purview of the Extradition Treaty. Conspiracy in on* country to murder a man in another oountry, Is not an offence within the scope of that treaty. The 116111411110116 that there are oMosre of the English or French Government here, designingto abduct Allsopp, is simply ridiculous. An attempt, even in this direction, would be a mous 10111, which our administration, now bankrupt in the line of popularity would gladly avail themselves of. Allsopp is poor. lie brought out about 300 dollars with him. He has been a political agitator of indifferent pretensions. His return to Europe is the lad thing that either the English or , French Governments will-busy themselves about."  mipaprtal  Hosanna Armin TO Moapn.—A dreadful atourrence has taken place at Carripholt county Clare. About three weans ego • respectable farmer named Maomahon married a young woman named M'lnertny, and received with her over £lOO. It Is stated that some misunderstanding afterwards sprang up between them, caused by jealousy. Be that as it may, the young man took her home on Thursday evening ( not having had his house in proper order sooner) and the merriment usual on such occasions was dispensed with, there was no appearance of any ill-feeling between the parties. However, sometime after retiring to bed, he got up, wont to • box, took out • ruor and out her frightfully across the stomach. Her shrieks soon alarmed the other Inmates of the house, who ran to her assistance, and found her with her bowels protruding, Some ran to the police station of Carripholt, and others to Kilkee for • medical man, who arrived shortly after, and pronounced her use hopeless. The wretched husband was arrested by Constable Mylett, and conveyed to the barrack. He has preserved • dogged silence since. The poor wife cannot account for his murderous conduct, and stated she liew nothing strange in his behaviour up to the moment he committed the dreadful deed. DECENNIAL EXHIBITION!! Of INDUSTRY AND ART, —The following resolution, were palmed at • special meeting of the Council of the Society of Arts on Wednesday evening :—" The Council of the Society of Arts, bearing in mind the part which the society took in originating the Great Exhibition of 1851, have considered it to be their duty carefully to examine various suggestions for holding an Exhibition in 1881, which have been submitted to them, and have resolved-1. That the institution of decennial exhibitions in London, for the purpose of showing the progress made in industry and art during each period of 10 year", would tend greatly to the ' encouragement of arts, menufutures, and commerce.' 2. That the first of these exhibitions ought not to be a repetition of the Exhibition of 1851, which must be considered an exceptional event, but should be an exhibition of works selected for excellence, illustrating especially the progress of industry and art, and arranged secording to claret, and not countries; and that it should comprehend music and also painting, which was excluded in 1851. 3. That foreigners should be invited to exhibit on the same conditions as British exhibitors. 4. That the council will proceed to consider how the foregoing resolutions can be best carried into effect." LAYING THI FOUNDATION STONE OP THI Lagos