The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-09-10 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

PRINCE N. meet. ha come forward in the dir canues of the Senate, to advocate that the Imit relies of personal government should Is abandoned for • system of popular selfraolanistratien. The Minister of the Inaior. while desirous to see the Empire...Mae:l en Li,Od prime:de., declared that the time had not l;'trrilloonttrieNxarlt'el'atrru'' a"'" A £AIIIITEL kmaia.—A ,rty of fifteen men, naked and mounted, went to the lase of Jai. Crowder. foerteen beyond Lebanon, on the Dana and Danville pike. and, teking biro out a slat distrinee Irein 02.0 2.0000. hanged him to the limb • tree. The lyncher. aieted bm wife by holdings loaded revolver to her heal. Within • mon,. it ia three men have been taken nut and bun. by the party tbat ladwil Crowder, —Loareirre Couner. A Foot),, Haan. —A strange suicide took place a few evening. ago at the Ponterdreole. A man about „nr, sprung from • cab which war '47.°7ny'7,tlaneen4cinuto of what had happened, at continuing his nut. vrtryen the rho.. of the vp.t.e. stopped him. rm.; ell tli:i'e';:rtr:l7 l7=xed.•;7lX.lebr.irp7::ed trance. mt.. TAKITO IT rim: or • Parlarlt—An aro. eamitted in the Court-bona of Hut,. (Chorea) three dal back. An insolvent banker named Revillawl, who had come tip for hearing, was fired at with • ri.tol, and slightly wounded by one of his erelitnes prevent. The latter named R who was immediately roasted. wa, foal to have OAO,O two other dais* Parma If, :Omitted that his in. Cation wan td take revenge for the to.. he had suffered I. the bankrarcy by 'hooting his debtor. He meant afterward. to have committed suicide. THE death announced of Mr Chador. Oar., Tang, Cater Principal his way the deceased Knight wa• • man of distinction. and to t.. 1, of herolily he gave np his whole life, with such ardour as whms lavish or the prob.. of sta..manship :mien., So early las his tog. for the ednily do veuped, that at tho age of eighteen he eared the College of Arno as pursuant, and wear are altar:iris attairted tths mak of Vork Herald. 14.6o7:V11)11:e"11:1!„ehn", alt:ilhOr! IT:j•tet'vnbe'eloVel on hi,, It,, honour a brdghthordi. His eminence Iva .also cordially attested to by other Sovereign, who honoured him with various iListinctioos. Trig Paw TiSAGFIArIi AP, —Under the new Tele: graph Act, *kith pred on the Hth ult., arrangement. are heing road. by 'the Peatuaa.Genersl with the arious telegraph companies, ad in a short time it ie expected the telegrahs srill be in the had, of the government. fly the A. of 0,2 7..,. 2.1,715.004 20.22.1. waa authorised to be paid to the orroPani mentioned, and ti. stated 0 the new A. that the estimated anneint—beriile• 1,700,000 with certain ra.lway companies—will not ex.ed P 300.11110 under the recited ad kreer,nt AM, and the shier ('hi-'t now eought is to give nt:tiZtretntleTrtrlZ:=::Zende.r.Thtkeh r7Prib' effect the arrangements be is making. Thoere.sie exceptions anti med to the exclusive privilege of the Postin.terigeneral sending telegraphic mesa. He United Kingdom nil Ile ia ern ed t tra 't foreign meager.' The Tie. " * exceeding 17.i411,0191 for the X?' "IYofTaLZ:,7,:: ...4Ern:ip•klxranaities, or by the creation of Er. pteerat di.t=f7ltlreogr:ltr7roderrl trl'er art r. gulatious. The accounts, fin, .o,*. be laid before PaMiameni, and all deedr. Ire., lob, x ted frum stamp duty. 31mrages are to da deeme;"'post lekers." and the proem. and Irst year'. Act to be oar ddered as "Post...dike Law," and a on till one uniform rate be ertabliebei.