... suffered severely, and some including a charger General Scarlett, became unmanageable. A valuable mare was so very bad that a pistol was got;, ready to shoot her to end her misery, when a Russian officer recommended a Cossack prisoner to ...

... against a M. Aristide. She said that at the latter end of last month a Iricnd of hers, Count de N , scut her a present of game from Burgundy, and that she invited som gentlemen to partake of it with her. One of these ...

... plaintiff. In reply to Mr. Acton, witness said she once had a quarrel with Mrs. Foster and was summoned before the magistates. Ellen Davics said she saw Mrs. Foster knocking her little girl, and she bad told her she had better not it again. ...

... had not been discovered —A man named Shields undertook to jump from a scaffold to the river below, a distance of ninety feet, and swim ashore 'in a current running fourteen miles an hour. The end of this business is announced in a telegram ...

... morning. She left the Needles at 10 a.aa on the 17th. With theciception two days she haa experienced fine weather. She has 42 pasaangera, among whom are George Wilkes of the ** Spirit of the Times, and several of the direotors of the company. ...

... Ce^-f^** ' r ¦«¦??**?« light cro; s. We -grot : one fermet m ,i, e n ,^hb.mrhood bavin* _*r_. ***** &£££ il^L-lZl^^ wtKh Le I)'- TC OJ.* ...

... from Falmouth, was nineteen days coming from the latter port. She left Falmouth in company with two vessels, a ship and a barque, and in the English Channel fell in with two others, a brig and a brigantine. The five vessels proceeded in ...

... 1 Jmpa»t» a ft that eonnoitaeur in the rulaine depaitmenl ought to Qg HOtir*.— Tie three dWi bring cn■wed upwarda JO>rera i». ay a Vet«riMiy »ur- Jien. d I il M* art* of the bom a to Mr»aia A Co.. ••*►»?» A gone, and all of n-rn-ln M, ►••« ...

... liouiso Leolerq is aliont to retire from the stage, In consequence of a matrimonial with a Greek gentleman position. The Payt beam that the I- ...

... rriiuwiee.—A verdict accordingly was then, halted Bsaolboo, sponding Sundav, May 4, Lndbgroom IB a boy mne infant. Th» after deUboWtion, returned. ll.a mire, nortion of which Professor Steilev ' reremomca are said to hr.ro crel the U.j^» -o„M . be s«t\lre ...

... modesty th-j aoul of rose ii. iue uesri f a jjiy. Pride u lue hrtt weed to grow in the hit beirl, and iJ*i tj J. a..a.i loja us i?” is the poetry of childhood. ’* When wesyounrl*’ .s uu-poetry ul age. lr you bt.o gone s*o as * cui tas iioa’s ...

... answer, she was about to proceed to the bedroom. Ockold said, You shan’t there, but she ran past him and reached the bedroom, whore she found the woman lying dead on the floor, her face being covered with blood and her body fearfully bniisoit ...