The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1876-02-01 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MORE RAILWAY BLUNDERS. accident occurred on Monday morning_ on An:a—lad ft.ihr,y, Dom Wingfield station. Two tbe "' ,e erasing the line, when • goods train ninth "i'leenreinlo than, and killed and mangled them. el.; rA treks were thrown over, and both lines were "e f, i Before anything could be done, • second goods bl',',7%ebed into the overturned trucks, upaetting the and several more trucks, some of which fell on e•2°ldorra. The ststion presented • scene of the Con( usioh. No one was injured. The line was '.- ked for about two hours. bloc- ..-------''."----._ THE LATEST RITUALISTIC MOVEMENT The Vision correspondent of the Misnekestlr Gruirdias __igring to tbs mysterious announcenient in Saturday's re' quoted in our columns, says:—" I am 10,=1 that what this means is this ;—Some of the have been speculating as to what they IbtudWg "'•ii ,t,„,d.i do now t at their bishops have, in their opinion, suicide by accepting the Public Worship Tnoe Art. I only use their own language. and I 4511 ie,— men quoting their strongest phrases, when I say ther regard the Roman Church with veneration and have . a 0,04 II to her .livine authority ; that they look upon it'sir omi bishops with iletestftion, aml speak of them as lredorous Ersatians. and as cowardly, mendacious. and To remain longer under the rules of such f:',.....f„sr—'they say, is intolerable ; but if they secede, to fft`;,bell they sof To Rome, of course; but shall they their people behind them, or can they manage to sich terms from Rome as will enable them to take theo people with them I Then there is the question of .1„. wires, The Roman clergy are celibates: many of ihegiumlute are married men. How is this difficulty i„,htsroided! The result of these sombre speculations bx. hem the drawing up of a proposition or • petition, has been or is to be submitted to tke Pope o,wainient proposes driving a bargain. Theme Rosaliet believe they are priests validly ordained ; t 2. sbe Roman l'birch considers there have been no valid ~,.thestions in the Church of England since the days of (rover. The np,ornslista, t lerefore offered to be re „mewl re modiriorte, just as one is baptise' condition' ...cents there Sia doubt as to the fact or the validity of vefeeier baptism. Then some of them have wives, hut i, egged that the celibacy of the priothood is oniee ewer el discipline. The Pope, having 'the keys,' imresat a dispensation which will perniit this irregularity! .4 gas be understood that, while the married priest. Asa le allowed to continue in their office, no in ied os 4.11 hereafter le ordained. Thirdly, for the stoop' . nts at use of the Prayer-book in English shall be Coen' :awi and only the Communion Service, or perhaps no ,on dig, Mall be said in Linn_ If the Pope will conreit to thee eowlitione, they will ~onie out (ruin th Emghtonent ' with their people,' and set up a ' Ile e Gouda' like that of the Maronitc or Armenian, ack wit leiging the Pope as their chief bishop, accepting^°*Ateething 'all that the Holy Roman Catholic C 'innWiens sad teaches,' including the dogmas defined 1 "b Vatican Council. and &feral,: only from the Roman the Catholics in feminine a national independence. in ea.!' goes to understand by those who ought to kn. that Uwe is not the slightest prohability of the Pope w -e-n-e: ence of this offer Toe 'intrigue ' will Prolnthlyinesosiecult—jit . inittrieuTte. milling but the mortification .4 those engaged lumber of Anglican clergymen engaged in the has been stated to me, but, as I imam- —ne the name iome of enmen lure been athlol to the list without theirp Quenon, I retreat from giving the figures. .  Nn. Guns. Men. 30 . 427 .. 14,449 ... 13 . . 49 . 2,894 371 . 7,700 24; . 400 •.. 6,800 . 31 ... 215 . 5,900 . 55 .• 221 . . 4,007  195 1,7411 11,730