... DREADFUL CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA.—About six weeks ago a dog was sent to the house No. 37, Drummond-crescent, which, to all appearance, was suffering under the distemper, and was placed under the care of a lodger, who undertook to effect a cure. The animal, which did not in the least degree evince symptoms of being in a rabid state, was tied up In the kitchen, but had not been long confined before ...

... On Saturday morning last, at six o'clock, a number of male convicts were removed from Newgate to the hulks, at Chatham, preparatory to their transportation. Amo/ig them were the Rev. James Sevencroft Blomfield (convicted of stealing a gold snuff-box), Octavius Smith, and Charles and William Mann, and several others formerly moving in a re- spectable station in society, who were tried during ...

... The House of Lords have come to the resolution to hear council at their bar in opposition to the Municipal Reform Bill. Their Lordships' zeal for the people's interest is so great, their love of justice so sincere, and the determination to do good, so exemplary, that they agree to the proposal of the immaculate corporations of Coventry and Liverpool, although such compliance may have the ...

... GREAT StlIP.-The following particulars in relation to the big ship Pennsylvania, now on the stocks at the Philadelphia navy-yard, are copied from the Philadelphia Inquirer 220 feet lower deck 217 feet length aloft; 190 feet length of keel for tonnage 56 feet nine inches moulded breadth of beam for tonnage; 59 feet moulded breadth outside of wales; 23 feet depth of hold 51 feet extreme depth ...

... MONDAY, AUGUST 4.—Mr. Cayley gave notice that in next session he would bring Mr. Gurney's endeavours for the use of steam carriages on common roads under the consideration of the house.-Sir ,R. Hardinge considered Mr. Gurney's case one of great hardship, and fully deserved the consideration of the house. Sir W. Rae complained of the manner in whieh the church commission in Scotland was ...

... AMERICA. New York papers, to the 2d instant, communicate the following extraordinary and terrific vengeance taken on a den of gamolers LYNCH'S LAW.—FIVE GAMBLERS HUNG WITHOUT TRIAL AT V ICKSBURGH.- \\i e have just learned the particulars of this hor- rible affair, reported by one of the steam-boats yesterday. It appears that some persons had kept a gambling house at Vicks- burgh for some time, ...

... 'r t P, Arnusi IJ.-On the motion of Lord Melbourne, the house went into committee on the Municipal Bill. The pieamble and title of the bill were postponed, and the first clause was agreed to. The second was proposed.—I.vrrt Lyndhurst then rose to move the insertion of a new clause, lie prefaced his motion by a lon^ speech in ieply to the observations of Lords Melbourne and Brougham on the ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. AUGUST 6.—The reports were brought up respec- tively, of the Belfast Hail-road and the Public Institutions' Bill the latter to be read a third time on Tuesday next. The! house also went into committee respectively on the Public Walks and Sale of Bread Bills, the latter to be read a third time to- morrow. Before one o'clock, there being no business before the house, the ...

... A grand court dinner of this Company took place. on Satuidav evening last, at their new and splendid Hall. Invitations had been sent to all the principal members of the present Ministry, and but few disappointments were encountered beyond that oc- casioned by the absence of Lord Melbourne, who was necessarily compelled to attend in the House of Lords. At about six o'clock the other noblemen ...

... .R.T,LE wholp F, LONDON, TIIUBSDAY EVENING. •ft? J-rSS t r? Pis WW 0'Tuesday k.«h v. ri Carlos Contains the following otHcial talfen • tten?a Coi'dov he }0lh instant, marched in the.f r,e move. fti,. s. °f the Pi-p, a'w'»o is at Logrono, observes al I>iil,lnstant at a1 Tllree Carlist battalions arrived on the ?rte, W!,n~ Aoyz. Xhev snpak of entering Arragon, DJ de? G ihVe^ the sarcie day ...

... BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. — J. Bishton, Langley Field, Shropshire, iron master. BANKRUPTS.—J. Brown, Corbridge, Northumberland, spirit merchant.—J. Slack. Newcastle, insurance brokei.—J. Hutton. Piccadilly, baker.-R. Fennings, Chancery-lane, law stationer. -C. Ives, Hockwold cum Wilton, Norfolk, grocer.—J. Kears- Jev, Chorley, Lancashire, grocer.—W. Lewis, Liverpool, mer- chant.—M. Myers, St. ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. Private letters from Madrid to the 19th instant, received in Paris announce the arrest of a number of persons of the highest rank who are suspected of having been leaders of the recent in- surrection in that capital. Among these is the Duke of Ab- rantes the Marquis de las Navas, recently a member of the Ca- binet M. Galiano, a Deputy and M. Caballero, one of the ...