Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1865-10-05 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

TRIPLE BIRTH. —On Wodne,d,iy the wire 6f Jltinetl Robinson. labourer, Otley, was safely delivered citilite,o tine children, a boy and two girls. THE Morning Post "is enatiled to announce" th within a very brief period the French army of occup.,-' tion will counnetice to withdra,w from Rome. A HORSE chesnut tree in Regent's-park, London, hvving been di-nuded of its leaves for weeks past has pub forth' its second blossom of the present year.  A it.:ol**ll:Stv?N'DlNT writes that rabbits by hundreds are dying in thle wattens irt consequence ot the prevalence of poison, ills weeds: MR. BOWES'S celelvaled horse Claremont Rieel era Monday. The price put 1/poliv thlshorse a weelbeflum, when an offer to buy was made, was k3;000.•  VIK copulation of the world is titnattd a an,' present --tlve to amount to 1,000,000,00 oft persons,. speaking 3,061 ltinguages, and professing I,looqurnis g religion.  AT one election we are assured that the item of F 3061 was put down to the expense c 4 two.candidates for thee tobacco smoked. We ate quite etrtain that the two, id to be puffed well. Tine ePtughter of Mr. Murrin, of tht rnitin lui Teigngrace, a 'wing girl of seventeen years of age,' an& of preposses-ing appearance, has eloped wit' a railway' navvy named George Hudson.  IT seems probable that President Johnson claim an amnesty, and it is certain that several a tliv States which were recently desolated by war are npail..3f regaining their former prosperity. A (A:1"4/1! and probably decisive battle has been fought between the allies under Flores and the Paraguayaii•, in which the /atter were defeated with the loss of seventeen hundred prisoners, their cannon, and flags. THE Governor-Genera/ of Ceinad& has issued his proclamation appointing Thursday, Obtober 12, & day af general thanksgiving for the botintiftil harvest..  THE Timrs has a leader on election expenses, and priiits to the comparatively high rates in small borougns: Thd cvsts of the candidates at Cheltenham are bald. to. be sca.ndalon, in comparison with other boroughsAT Wethera4 a young woman, a domestic gervanr„ named Maxwell. hag died of a broken heart—a man wl had paid his addresses Ur her, and whom she had loved, "not wisely, but too werl," having married another' woman.  A GREENOCK spirit dealer in opening his shop one. morning found two rats behind the cr.mnter, on the,r, bic.ks, kicking away in the most ludicrces• manner: Ttiey had get at some btrong Scotch ale on -*lnch theyv had got dunk. Of course he killed them.  A itttErt n the Deb& s, from Berlin, "inspirer by, hi,411 officigils• there, states that Schleswig and Holsteiri will be annexed soon to Prussia, and that Austria ml,ll make no objections, any reluctance on her part being overcome by a cash pnyreent.  A GAMEKEEPER on a moor at Lochgoilhead trappeti a large fox a few days ago, and finding it to all appearance dead he removed it from the trap, and threw it aside while he rebaited the trap, -when,. to, his astonishment, the fox scampered off up the 12illiandiescaped.  A YOUNG man, apparently of the uppei elasses has committed suicide in one of the dressing•rooms of tthei public F atilt. at Berlin by shooting himself. Be left as papfir directing that his "carcase should be well beaten' and given to any surgeon who liked to ask for it." THE otheY evening, when Mr. James, of the Postoffice, Newton, in Mampshire,put his hand in the letter,box to clear it, he found to his dismay a snake coil roundi his arm, but fortunately it did him no injury. It ii supposed to have been dropped into the box by some. malicious person.  IT might be supposed there was now little danger off the explosion of shells tired at the sieg,, of Sebastopol" and which had remained exposed ever since to the rains, and snows of the Crimea; but the Odessa Courier says, th.t aizilents continue to occur from the bursting of tosh shell&  THE Shipping and Afercantile Gazette says an inquiry,' instituted by the Registrar-General of Seamen, h, shown that it is not true that certain seamen of the Naval Reserve, at Liverpool, had joined the Feniam movement. There is no trace of any attempt to tamper with the men of the Reserve.  A MAN named Price, living in Clerkenwell, is ity custody charged with accelerating the death of his wite by neglect and starvation. Witnesses showed that the, liustJ.nti hot only refused t.) provide her with the medical fegnirements which the doctor ordered for her compiaiot, hUt, refused her necessary food and assailed her daily with tannic and reproaches.