The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-01-07 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

DEATH OF YOUNG WOMAN.— On Cbratmas Eve, • young woman, named Harriet Candler, reel ling at Twickenham, committed suicide under distressingmrenmstances. The dereased lately left service, and during the week had been making rmparatiom to give her brothet--• young soldier, who lied obtainol • seven days' furlough to rpen.l hi. Cli•istmes at home-61.mq welcome. Amotnraied by her father, ...ter, and brother, ehe went to Islea.orth to purchase the Christmas provisions. They were all retuniing home it the evening b 1 St. Mar. garet's Roid, and ripen Dealing the bridge over the creek from the Themee she suddenly broke from her brother'. erns, jumped spot the parapet, and threw her,elf into the eater. The brother bravely jumped in after ler, but the darkness of the night and the mideone. of the wit precluded the pomibilitj of raving the poor girl. The young moldier was got out It Tory ashen...lstate. The body of the deowood  A eirl of fifteen years of age, named Lydia Ferry, • domestic errant, war charged at Worshipatreet, London, on Monday, with having attempted to corn. mit suicide by taking poimn. A gentleman, named Weston, err peeing through Well.stre•t, lisokosy, on Thursday nigh', when • boy called his attention to the girl, who was lying on the ground insensible. Two bottles, whirl, hat eontsined landanom, and both of which were tsbelled " yoison," were handed to hien. The girt war reinored to the German Horital, where she continued insensible for eleven home. When conscionmess was reetored, she •Md dna had made the attempt noon her if. throne. lore. The prieoner's srho had salad lir. Weston'. attention to the prisoner, was called as • wane. He mid he mu only foorteon years of age. For the WI nine moothe he had been in the habit of geeing dm prisoner. On the night in /oration he was with her, and she llowed oomethieg is his emetic, then Ural him, and mid. ..Good-by:. Itornedairlyteitee. ewer& aaa ran away, and the boo, seeing ber 0.11 00 the ground, be-aine alarmed, anA called Yr. Weston, Kr. Noon. wwwwled the prima. for • week.  Only shone 1,100 degithtg men of the Aortae In. Ohm veldt. Ciefma Ord my. the ram is loft dying out,  Profiteer Carl Vogt, of Vireos, Is saliva). engaged In tie formarka of an aothropularloal rooirty for Atrasia  Rigs; Itiags'e "Advatterieri" has been played st Trier. 114 new opera. "CaUrals." is to be brought ott at Milan. On Friday evening Lord Torphichno Out st his meidento, Calder lloome, near Edinburgh, in the Clod year of his age, • "Deteened came to hie death by aecidental burn. fog and old age," was the verdict oftoorooer'e Jury st Wilmington, N.C. "Don Clioranai," originally produced in Prague, WM played the other night in the D.LOMiall ospital for th•'lBBth time. Mr. T. W. Robertson has written forth. Adelphl 'll;t7,l;;.Niffitt.hgea," whoh bops. At Poe, M. Emile Jullierd ham pro Ineed • little 'elusive of p.m; entitled " 1n...ie.," which hat reached • mound edition. The New York Conownrial ArlfrOiww annonneen on authority, that Mr. Thurber Wood has retired from political and journalistic Mr. A. Clint has been elected Preeident of the Roelof, of Britieh Artists—an o&ots which the Hartateue held sin. 1035. Th. Royal Society, at their last meeting before ths Christmas holidays elected Lord fiapier of Magleds Yellow of the hociety. The Italian opera st Brumes has failed. Conornie have lwen given for the relief of the unfortunate artietes belonging to the company.  The death le announced of D. tieorvneon, erafemor of Medical Jurisprudent. in the Royal College e Burgeons in Ireland. For many years he wa• mu. plo)ed as adviser of the law offirers of the government in came involving medical que.tions.  Tee " Lung. Borg*. sad not "Huy Blom," it the play by Victor Hugo which will stereo! the Ohmlier de liaipon Hoeg." at the Porto-Saint.Martiv. Madame Marta Laurent will play Lacrece,B. Holing* Alamo, d'Sate aud M. Taillalo Getuaro.  In about • mouth the Kieff-Ralta and rharkoff. Taganrog railways will both he ready for use. These limas are the last licks wasting for the connection of St. Petersburgh with the Asoff aml nark Sea.. To render Ramis somewhat in•lependeut of the to. reign article almost exclusively mei on her Imes, a railway carriage mantfactory jot* be ebb Revel.  The Anti.Conneil, reoently dish:deed by the Italian government after A hasi helot two sittings iu Naplee, das resolved to adjourn Pall September next. It will then meet in Switserland. While awaiting the moment in which it can proclaim it. views "on thoroughly free mil," it agaiu protests against the v tion of it. rights, and praidiaLes ohrlara. ion of prin. eiples,io which tl,e necessity of abalishing all official chemise. is affirmed.