... NAVAL .AD MLITARY NEWS. ?? ~ ~ . . rom - lai 'ing 'Tun ABYSSINen V EXsx3nrToi.-It appears that ovr.pi tement has. ordered a quantity of, light wine and beer to hepr te exported to Abyssinia for. the uose .of the army. 'In th ii fair event of the camanben a'lengthened one~-which' VsT the not at all ?? 2isaes recommed 11 ie that a supply ofpeevdptteas suggested by Dr. ,ie Domett Stonesol lob ...

... Agents-Nessrs. J. TurciaR & Soxr, Printers. S ?? Oimnbria, Capt. Trautman, with mails from New tae York.. of the 2 let ult., arrived off Cowved on Tuesday alter- ta noon, ea route for Hamburgh. After trans-shipping her D specieand pssengrs tothe seam tg from Southampton re waitng er rrivl, he rocededto er destination. bo The SriaCapt E. hrisianis hurlyexpected to ar- re rive ~ thetimeof wrting ...

... -nimtC VI 9 MWAE: did Agent-Mr. G. S. MuAGEn. rts- CHNG OF QUARTERS.-No. 1 Battery, 12th Brigade ) Royal Artillery, which has been stationed at Fort Vicona, *nt, during the last twelve months, was replaced by No. 3 of red the same brigade this week. Ion REsDING Rooc.-We are pleased to find that steps are vnd being taken to form a reading-room. The Town-hall has ed: been granted by the Mayor, ...

... Era. ?? ell nd MR. STONE, M.P., AND THE PER-MISSIVE D R. B I L L . El mud Cura [.S. To the EDITOR of te HAMPrsHRE TEEGRAPH. Cl an, in 9r.. SiR,-The announcement that I am about to take the Fm H. chair at a public meeting of the Friends and Supporters at W. of the Permissive Prohibitory Liquor Bill may give rise e ot vis, to some misapprehension, which I am Anxious to avoid. In cI agreeing ...

... it ?? it he mail from the south, which should have arrived at r ie Edinburgh at 7.10 on Tuesday morning, was detained b t. south of Carlisle for 35 minutes, on account of the rails D is being covered with hoar frost-a somewhat unusual occur- q l rence so early in the season. It is proposed to recognise the services rendered by Mr. si Bright, mar., to the cause of reform, by inviting the hon. t ...

... 2SOUTRAMP-TON. 0 Agents-Messrs. J. Tuc=e & Son, Printers. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new steamer Svtaatra; arrived at Southampton on Monday. She was built in the Clyde, and is a sister ship to the Bangalore. The Syria, Captain Christian, with the homeward Calcutta and China mails, is expected to arrive on Friday. The Seine, Captain Woolcott, with the Brazilian and River Plate mails, ...

... At th. cp ?? CriminnI Court. on Fridyv. (hpfnrp M _ J . flfl .1; .. fl. A LL, J ,,nn] £.v-f l a ?? JJvJJa. e At the Central Criminal Court, on Friday, (before Mr. e Justice Montague Smith), Louis Bordier, a Frenchman, t and a currier by trade, was indicted for the wilful murder of Mary Ann Snow. The prisoner is R good-looking man of 32, and, being unwell, was allowed to sit during the trial. ...

... ii- - - - -. ile ocA BAyrR`UPTs.-From Tuesday's Gazette.-illiam: on Dale Batten, East Woodhay, Hampshire, cattle dealer; Robert Beare, Andover, master shoemaker. Te PoursaorwTi RoYAL SAIORS' HOsM.-Retnrn for the y, week ending Sept. 26, 1867:-Entered, 257; -dischgd, on 249; remaining, 8.-JAES Lyoar THOBRE, Supenn. ad tendent. *g THE ATHENXEUM, in Bishop-street, Portsea, is nowr , udergoing a ...

... DISTURBANCES IN ITALY. .t FIMoaNCo, OCT. 3 (EvENMG).-The Opinions of this evening says:- Our intelligence from the Papal frontier announces that Acquapendente was yesterday retaken by the Pontifical troops. They also captured some of the insurgents, others taking refuge in Italian territory. Several localities in the Province of Viterbo are, however, - still overrun by bodies of the ...

... A POIUTICAL RETROISPECT.-The London journals Ie are somewhat at a loss to determine whether the |A .. .. . .1 - . I - ?? are somewLaL A i U* LU ULLU,. W11U.1.U. V'u political demonstration at the Crystal Palace, on upol Monday, was, or was not, a failure. For ourselves, laid we are content to regard it as a mistake. If it was we proper to celebrate the new Reform Bill-which cor- thin pletes ...

... lct. FLoOAx BA~xnmn~.-From Fridayas Gaezelle.3 SabIn' ea Freshwater, Isle of Wight, licensed victualler. I r, Messrs. G. Egerton and J1. Bushell have been appointed cei L5 civil assistants to the Ordance Survey, Southampton. it ved 'mns h ag ?? bc rie ~ ?? last week from New York, were 339 cases of W n a~ Sewing machines. prA le or We understand that nearly 1001. has bean collected for ter ?? ...

... Some seditious placards in manuscript relative to the 5 dearness of bread have been lately, the Presse states, posted up by night in various quarters of Paris. The police have torn down several of them. A Cape of Good Hope paper states that there is every w reason to believe a dimond mine has been discovered on gi the farm De Kalk. If the government claim any rights B over the farm the ...