The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1860-10-23 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

NAOS.  GENERAL L INORICIIRC AND MR ENDURE! RONAN I CATHuLICS.—On Tuesday evening • preliminary meeting of a committee of English Raman Catholics, formed for the purpose of giving ezpression to their admiration of, and sympathy with, General Lamoriciere in respect of the late struggle between the Papal troops and the Sardinian§ at Ancona, was held at the Hanover-square Rooms. The object of the committee is of a twofold character—namely, to raise a subscription to present General Lainoriciere situ a sword of honour, and to divide the remaiuder of the *WU subscribed, according to its amount, amen the brigade from Great Britain and Ireland who fought under the Pope's flag. For this purpose a considerable sum of money has already Wee subscribed, The following is a list of the committee appointed on Tuesday evening :—Viscount Fielding, Sir G. Bowyer, M.P.. .itsdley-park, Berkshire • General Tyler, Burlington-villas, Clifton ; Very Rev. Canon O'Neill, V.G. • Sir . 'Wood ; Very Rev. Canon II 'Donnell, Bath; .T Very it.,. Canon Sing, Market Numb , Rev. Dr. Gilbert, St. Mary's, Moorfirlds ; Rev. Mr. Kelly. Cosninerciabruad Bait; Mr. Robert Berkeley, Spetchley, Worcestershire; Mr. R. J. Monteith, Caratairs-houee, Lanark ; Mr. H. W. Wilberforce* ()udo., lucre, with power to add to their number. The Rev. Mr. Doherty, of St. Anrelm's, Lineoln's.inn.fields, and Mr. W. Hodges, were app Anted honorary secretaries. A general meeting of subscribers will be duly announeed. A WANDICKINO Menutun.—The St. Paid (United States) Pioneer of Septemher 22nd relates the follow. isig :—" Thursday afternoon • man came to the gaol in this city, and inquired for the sheriff, and on being told that he was confined to his bed (on account of his late accident) lie went away, but returned again before dark. and, finding Deputy• Sheriff Miller, he told him that lie W.lt charged with the commission of • murder some six years ago in Virginia, and that since then lie had been e wanderer, and desired to deliver I ' self up, and to have notice of his detention forwarded to the office of the law in Virginia. After having his interview with the sheriff, his request was complied with, and the sheriff wrote yesterday to Virginia, notifying to the proper officers. He came into town in • small Red ...ver cart, drawl, by • yoke of small steers, which, Ar-ther with his gun, lie desired the sheriff to sell to the best advantage, that he might have the proceeds to pay .os board, in case lie was not sent for, and for his Science in case he should be tried in Virginia for the offence acknowledged to have been committed. By the .aeout of the sheriff we had an interview with the ori-osier yesterday. He is about five feet eight inches in height, weighs about 1401tes.. d.irk. sallow eomplexiun, oi.ma eyes and black whiakers and moustache, and is dressed like a lumberman. He said his name was sainted Stanley, and tli..t he is charged with murdering a Mr. Peyton, in Cable coenty. Virginia. He tacitly cook .ed the homicide, in de in; that it was caused by in. h "nig dbcovered Peysou in criminal conneciion with ha wile, and by *gin: that he did hot think his ..uoishuient would exceed a abort time iii the Peniteu'nay. Ile stated that be had 1 worked ohnadthbee oßnlacinkmainnil Cnehai.pitiew tahreenve yrs in ePris, alMt.iscoliougutnhe was • native of Ohio, and had • residence there when the murder wu con.nutted. He had worked in Lower Sauk Rapids. on the Ited River, at Pembina, and in many other places. Without manifesting much contrition for the crime, or ..  r imagined. wherever lie liveil. tlist every body looked upon him as a muiderer. The elements eveu whispered in his ears when he bad .laindoned the society of men and lived chine in the 'spats of the forest. Consequently he has had no slotting place for al: years, but has rimmed through the country from Texas to *noes?, suffering, as lie says, "wore than a Ituathad deaths. At last, almost worn  wit, lie came to the conclusion to deliver himself up. that, after the errata:nee of the law had been executed. lie 'nigh again live among his friends, or make a holm where he would be undisturbed by its terrors. The talc of his wanderings are strange and interesting—so strange that it occurred to us his mind was not suund, hut we could detect no evidence of aberration, and nothiogiii I.ia i '.i,.iuet that could not be reconciled in mew of the awful crime lie had committed.