The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1859-05-24 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SENTIMENTAL SUICIDE.—W., derive the touching facts recorded below from the Dayton (0.) Journal (I'S). Our haul trembles as we make or the sad record —"On: Weainvalay last • • good-looking and welldressed' man appeared at the Phillips-bowie in the fragrant awl lovely city of Dayton, and registered his name 'A. V. Lainartine. Sweet name, isn't it? We think we could love a man on sight who enjoyed the lospoi. nevi of such a name. Anil if we should hear that the initials A. V. stood for Albert Victor (as in this case they actually did—fact !) our emotions would have been, to say the least, strong. Het handwriting was ' very handsome.' fie was a.igited an apartment. Presently the clerk was terrified by receiving the following •rjoistle:—• Phillipiehouse, Room 24.—T0 the kirk. —Dear Sir,—l sin very unwell, and do not expect to recover ; will you be so kind as to send for a 'Moister to come to lily room ? I care not of which denomination so lie is a true Christian and a pious man. Yours respectfully, A. V. LAMAHTINE: Gracious, what a rt.:halation there WAS ! The Dayton Jognial half do the pathetic the cage called for. %Vomit there • 'eale lion." pallid brow.," hurrying to awl fro !' Rev. Mr. 'onrad boarils at the house IPhillips), awl was called in at once. 'Elie amiable young gentleman told him that he hot taken poison. A •igacimis doctor (Dr. Davis), who also tenant* at the told Laitiartine that he had taken laiplanuin. Lainartine owned to the Inuilanuni, awl ' showed the bottle.' Somehow the (Moor ihilit't think Mr. Lamartine had killed himself, and would not give hint any emetic, and, bleas you, Mr. Lamartine didn't die. lint Own. war • letter on his table inldremeil —to wlioiii ilo you think ? Why, 'To the Unfeeling World.' That's yoil. Herr is the document :—' Phillips•limise, April 15, D 159. To the Unfeeling me not a aelf-miarderer, for it is you that have driven me to this extremity. The public in lily munlerer, for it has denied me business, and without that I should be cart uoon the world a beggar. Dial forbid ! quite out of fuiitia, awl no buninesn, what sin Ito do? To beg? No, lam too spirited. To defraud my fellow man ? No, my conscience will not permit me. Death. then, is a welcome expedient. Yes, let me die and he forgotton. Like poor Byron, ' I In not regret what I have done )))) 11111Cli as what I might have Ilone: I hitve been an easy•going, melancholy man engrossed with biwkii and not with inithey—' loving not wan the 11,, lint nature re Virginia hi my nativity Ilevelowl my A.Mptetl home. As my name indieatc.,. I alii of French e‘traction. My family was good, and I tenderly raised. I viii an orphan—few relations. !tory ow new, awl 51 1,1 I ever have a tomb let this he I ly epitaph :--' Far frum home, in a land of strangers, lie died —prerming death to dinhonour.' Broken hearted Herbert, gallant Anil immortal Rusk, pathetic worn,. (who sung, ' Oh, death, come 11..)n ) I leave this 0.13, selfish ball of corruption and depravity to join you. I have hail this in my mina Inc nom, time, I have many warm friends, to whom I tender a last and final adieu. I have recominewlatimis from the bent of men, to whom I ant grateful. As to death, lam not afraid to die. I never Was calmer titan now. I could write Much More, hut I will slop. One word, however, 11l last I rliull ever write--• Agnes:—ALHERT Vt, T..il L.ol.oitin It. Awl this letter sumwil feeling on behalf of the fellow. He was kindly taken care of. mad 25 and a railroad pass to litillanopolia, were lireramteil to Wm. All' presently it wan aticert•ined that the fellow had taken poison at Sandusky, where 40 dollars and a past to Dayton had resulted."  _ VigNNA, Thursday, May 19. The Norwegian brig Alma, cooing to Venice, was stopped by a French fri;tate, overhauled, and received a declaration that all Austrian ports, with the exception of Trieste mid Ancona are ii) a state of blockade. The Commander of the fortress of Venice has as yet received no notice of the fact. The French fleet before Veiiiec have already taken six schooners and die other veasels. Fifteen French war-shipa have been seen near (*attar°, on the coast of Dalmatia. The 3Lsha fleet is about to Sail for Genoa. There has been • miniaterisl change at Vienna. Count Buol retires from the Premiership, and is relaxant by Count Itechher4, late Preablent of the Federal D.rt. Count Recliberg iii gal,' to he a than of snore vigour awl of more warlike sentiments than Count Burk The Cover iiiii reit has asked for • Lumbarelo-Venetian loan of 75,000,d00. at five per cent.. tisymble in silver. The bun is- to be ropayaldc also in *deer, and the price of issue is to be 70.  TOME, Thursday, May 19.  The Atuitrian bark Genio, laden with coals, has arriewl here from Liverpool. Twenty Austrian vessels have been captured by the French. Bk:R!fit, May 19. According to reports from Vienna, iieneral Gyulai has sent wor.l to his government, that his e tii iS of contributions from the Sardinians for the :support of his troops are unattended with further result ; that provisions are Iteginning to fit in Piedmont, and that he will not be able to hold his present position more than 15 days longer. Dicatitu, Friday,