... THE RUSSIAN SPY. This is the title of one of the original contributions to the Continental Annual; it is at the same time one of the most interesting. The author describes himself as a surgeon and a native of Dresden, in which city he passed the memorable ...

... RUMOURS OF ASSASSINATION. _ The state of the country is bad enough, but in the distress of the people is the great danger; they make pikes, but it is doubtful if they could turn out 10,000 armed men, and not a thousand in any one place. There appears ...

... The health of the King of Sweden has become much worse, and inspires the greatest alarm. The old rumour is revived that Lord Stratford de Redcliffs will he raised to the rank of an Earl. James Binanr, a plate-layer, was run over and killed, on the Lancaster ...

... ALGIERS. A spy of Abl-el-Kader seizad and esecutel at Mascara, on the 26th ult. - . Algeria was tranquil, but the inhabitants and troops were suffering dreadfully for want of provisions. The hostages who were detained by Abd-el-Kader have made their escape ...

... appointed chief of the staff of General Tchernayeff's army. A priest who came from Widdin, and was arrested for acting as a Turkish spy at Saitschar before the Servians evacuated that place, has been brought on to Belgrade. _ SESILIN, FRIDAY. M. Paulovies; editor ...

... de Triomphe. In whose honour A grand banquet is to be held next month at the Paris Hotel Continental, was once considered a spy by his Parisian friends. He is now, and deservedly, the most popular of _living French heroes, has been awarded every distinction ...

... thousand dollars. Charges have been made against George J. West, who has taken a prominent part In the deliberations. of being a spy in the pay of the British Government. West denies the charge. Many wild schemes have been broached in the convention. PIIILADELVIIIA ...

... eve hant, ' Raymond and Mr. W. J. Hammond. Comic rola. 'a Rumours of a Country Fair, Mr. W. J. Hamf his bill' To with d • an Historical Military Anecdote, 'called u s broke r THE FEMALE SPY; to be 13 4 ! p r i nd THE SPANIARDS IN NYRG. ' • to be) l ...

... Gratz. Arrests still continue here ; but some of those arrested during the first clays have been set at liberty. There is a rumour current that the object of the Count de Chambord in coming here w.s tn prepare his sister for her departure, the annexation ...

... and copper coins were distributed to the poor and also to the priests for their intercessions for the repose of his soul. A rumour (discredited by the Delhi Gazette) states that Nana Sahib was in Nepaul, which territory he was not prevented entering. It ...

... general rush took place for the street; and one man, in leaping from a side window, severely injured himself, and, it is rumoured, broke one of his legs. On Friday eleven of the prisoners were taken before Mr. Hall, at Bow-street. The officers who had ...

... scorn, and the Viceroy waited in vain for a reply. Sundry rumours then reached the Indian Government, through their native agent at Cabal, that the Ameer was sulky, and moreover that a Russian spy was present at the Cabul Court in the person of a certain ...