Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1883-01-26 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

OOO.  THE Hambiira-Americen stei,viner Cimbida, which left Hamburg with 330 passengera and 110 crew on Thuradv, afternoon, came into collision on Friday during a thie‘k fog off Borkuin with the. riteetnir Saltan. The (lice jam sank shortly afterwards A boat has arrived ee-Cnx. haven with 39 of the survivors. Captain Henson, Oho commanded the unfortutiata' vessel, W3A well known and highly esteemed in Plymouth.  - AT Manchester, a man named Charles Crofton was on Wednesday nominated for pix months, and disqualified from ever holding a limnce, for telling drink without a licence. ' It was the seventh conviction against the defendant. In August last he wme fined £lOO for a similar offence, and within th L..t fife years his fines have amounted to nearly gm.  CHARLES Wavricni, an ordiitect and surveyor, who, as the police stated, is in receipt of an independent income from private property, has ben, at Birmingham, sentenced to three months' horn ;•onnient for stealing a car. pet hag and other article; brlooging to Mr. Alfred Web. ster, at Ladywood, at wh,.e honso he had apartments. The prisoner said the rohbery was committed through drink.  - - AT Westminster on Saturday George Silas Poole master sweep, of Pimlico, eppeared to show canoe why he should not be adjudged the father of the illegitimate child of one lfeerietta Campbell, a married woman. In July, 1872, the complainant married Alexander Camp. bell, at dt. Dunstan's, and they afterwards became domiciled in Scotland, where they were separated and alimony WHO apportionrd to the wife, who seemed to be under the Impression that she was divorced, and she came to London, lived with a man named Fox, separated from him, and married Poole in July, 1881. They lived together, separated, met again, and again separated, and in August last Poole had her indicted for bigamy at the Old Bailey, on the ground that Campbell was still her husband. She was acquitted On the birth of a child, which Pools refused to inaudaie, the complainant, in her married name of Campbell, sought to affiliate it on him. Mr. D'Eyncourt gave his decision in favour of the complainant, and made an order for be. a week until the child attained the age of 14. • • •  THE ht.:Rand:we which has cauied no much alarm in the province of Calcutta shows no sign of diminution. The dead body of a European named Owen, employed by the Bombay andirmah Trading Company, has been found near Prome, with the head battered in. His murderers carried off 1,000 rupees in cash. Mr. Owen is said to have been a (lei man.  ONE of the startling novelties of the season for military men will be a new musketry course, designed by an author who should handle his subject with some skill— Lord Wulseley of Cairo. His lordship has, it is well known, not very favourable ideas as to the present system of training British marksmen, a system which even in skirmishing results in all but a very small proportion of the shot-) being lost, nnd if he is to work a reformation in this respect cow is certainly the Gine2 when be is Adjutant-General of the Forces. A treatise, or something of the kind, hid been expected from Lora Wolseley, but hardly as 11 API SS ilia present month, and it is said it will be directly. hut the isqouer the better practical men will probably say 'Fut Court of Common Council have unanimously adopter! a resolotiA, moved by Sir John Bennett, "That this cowl de-dree • offer its expressions ref condolence stml sympathy to the French people on the loss ..f their rest statesman. M. Lena Ortnbetts " The resolution gee ordered to be not to tbe hooch irsatmuador,  I Li