The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-09-17 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SALATIMM. -This unfortunate yes.% it anne•re, sank IR about 12 f•thount of seater, and wan immediately lost to view. No trose of her b. been men gin.. : Tea tioncsw mi.—(ote have beIMI received here tkattsll4l.l.t:vdeer, trai;iing itip .n.ll proaa to Part-will probably be als,e. fortnight. As mosni tVe boy. boa in tho. parts, they will preened there with her, and lame their atcaninal fortnight, holiday, returning to the •Ilip at Portsmouth, after which ntie is to , return and take ,h•r st Ron Portland. Ocige was severely felt at Portland, but no perRoder demon° ic reeoriled, eneept in the Howl., where, benides the Inoe of the Salethiel, a cmall yacht fouol a billyboy and clanoteed her pinwale, carried aw, her between, gm So violent wm tbe wt.. on the hill that the 0 .stalf on the Tor, wan snapped off, an accidTot which haa never been known to happen 11.115. preview, gale. Tel Rgonce,.—lt in • nimarkable 0, that since this regiment ha* been stationed at Weymonth and Portlend. Here have been 10 deaths, out of which only 0n,... natural. Five poor men have been drowned, sad four have nommitted suicide. The unfor• innate bugler who Itilled himself nn 1101., 4'lo played He piccolo in the band, end wm much respected by fir. Green and his fello.hatel•men. He Wil.l to ho buried 0. 10. cemetery near Verne Gate on th. day (Thumlay) with military hollows. Reitannante 0100 vsnt.-.Last week, as Messrs. Joh. Stone. Richard Stone. and c Imps, were work.. in Slitereft quarry, Wide.street. about WO yard.. Om. St George, elturch, Morn., they opened • new hole. sad Mout 000. below the surface, in the bane bed •tratum, they foetid a remarkable fibure in the rock. which enidently led in a great distatm , Following up for about RAI pude, Hey dimoventil that it opened oat on each hand to shout About 400 'arch fur Her on, nl.t in He roof let in /MIA from the .1.'47' " "ptrt7sdraV.'et 11710' ;Mc 'o:47r, being •Itocetlier about wo yards in length. Al Heat 400 yerds from the entrants§ is • room Meat :1000 wide, mil Mt. and • half bigh. From the top hang Imautiful non. 2 p 0 feet lons, wtme of a rich cream odour, and ethers of en amber Hat. Reny curious specimens of petrifactions h•ve been diicovered. mime re-embllng breenli liower,and one piece in strangely Itke • pig's ear. Ridhard Lowman and Hell.. Stop, are generally near, sod visitnre will find a new gems. tion At taking lanterns and .40)114 10 place.  IC .; —ln at oh between the Doerwveten end lwerne alitater eluth, took piece et the e eleven were 'Otter-ion, .th nine viieliete beating thereovi+oevote n en. mon... to epem The following ere the Peeves : levee.. eh-owe. hid inning,  . _ _  Ly„..10,  Aler., 1, Recta O. reln our .  N.V.l77;"",!:"'''` •.• 1:. .Itualand 16,4 9, 162 ll,ng 1, *Pe . 1 8,6:1Z leg 1,66 2.  • Dierfl or Mn Lief GRovgls.—We regret to retord the death of Mr. Levi Grove., en Saturday even.. 1...!. As 'heel the lending egricultors's tithe *entity. tile name of Mr. Levi Groves wee alwar revolved with unfe,gned reopect, for his straightforwardness in bedew.., and his upright dealing with all am.g whom ,he moved. For a num.r ef Yeers hr eesieted ic the • administratioa of the poor relief at the Dorchester Unioa 11,ard, where, se yiee-pmsidsot, he Hiorded the moat eisluahle ...tan. to Mr. Player, the transection uf businesa. le the ranks of the Yeomanry emealry. ale., the cheery voice and reedy sesie.ece of Qemetermmter Groves 'via be fadly mimed. for Moe experienee in the regiment hail made him acquainted with every detail. In his 'Amine. If, Mr. Growc, yr. regurded as a yeluer of erook awl MM erviefteltre, and hie derision., in the many wise. upon which lie was called to adjudicate were in•ariably pre. dootive of the m .at ...infector, result. As • breeder tithe pure Hereford out., also, he lied wrer cousiderable prestige, and in many other wsya he more for hinwell the arproherion and esteem of •Il with whom 74 he .me in cont.!. He has died at the ripe old age of vad while be hwy. behied limey friend" to :noun+ hie departure, be has ale, :eft Immenred memory to Im cherished by thew who shell succeed him in the family name and profeseion.  Fria Attar.", TO •