... steamship Arago, Captain Lines, will take out the semiweekly mail, for the United States, from Southampton. Dreadful Attempt to Murder a lfe.—A journeyman cabinet-maker and his wife, both young, removed about a week ago to 197, Faubourg I oissonntere, near ...

... the boat's crew of The Cossack were buried. The chaplain read a funeral service; and a tablet was erected recording their murder the Russian troops. The party then re embarked. Several Cossacks were hovering about, but did not interfere. ...

... been thought not improbable that he was waylaid by some of the rough fellows who attend these fairs, robbed, and probably murdered, as he would have to walk three miles from Gloucester to his residence at Hardwicke. Some such supposition as this has just ...

... government of Bengal, responsible without power, has offered pardon to all not concerned in any murder. It is quite impossible to decide who committed murders and who did not, and the offer is equivalent to impupunity for the whole race. It remains to be ...

... g organization. A young man in the procession named Burke was shot in the head and died shortly afterwards. The supposed murderer was arrested. The affair is said to have originated from an old feud which existed between the adherents of rival fire companies ...

... estimated value of which £3,000. Others, again, suppose that it caught fire from the friction of the machinery. The Attempt to Murder Miss Hinds.—No account was received in Dublin on Saturday. In addition to the reward of £100 offered by government for the ...

... the audience in the boxes remaining standing during the same, as is customary amongst the assemblages of 1 the loyal. A MURDERER'S CONFESSION. The subjoined confession of a criminal, lately executed in Tasmania, will show how desperate the villains are ...

... MURDER NEAR MATFEN IN NORTHUMBERLAND. Newcastlb-on-Ttne, Oct. 23.—The greatest excitement prevails in the neighbourhood where a horrible tragedy has been committed, lhe name of the deceased is Dorothy Bewick, or, as she was called by her neighbours, ...

... state from increasing distress, caused by a bad harvest, cholera, and misgovernment. Mr. Corrie, an Englishman, had been murdered in Florence for the sake of plunder. ...

... Captain Bowles, of the schooner Black Dog, which arrived from the Islands July 8, for the following report of a daring and murderous piracy committed on board the American ship John, of New Bedford, by two South Sea Islanders. The particulars were supplied ...

... the shattered trucks and the scattered goods had been removed. Hereford Murder. —It will probably be recollected that 'bis melancholy affair woman named Morgan was barbarously murdered a band navvies employed in the construction of the sewerage works in ...

... Cheshire, severely shaken; Sir Charles Stewart, cut about the head. Execution of a Boy.—The execution of the boy Frank for the murder of the Rev. J. J. Weens took place on Friday last. It is strange to 3ay that the majority of the citizens of Alexandria, and ...