... FALL OF TWO ARCHES OF TilE GREENWICH RAILROAD.-SUndaV5night, about a quarter-past seven, a fearful alarm was temporarily produced in the vicinity of Bermondscv street, by the noise of a tremendous crash. It was soon ascertained that the crowns of two of the arches of the railroad, immedi- ately opposite Queen Elizafieth's Grammar school, by Bermondsey street, had suddenly given way, and had, ...

... AWFUL CONFLAGRATION AT NEW Yonu-New York papers to the 22d nilt. brought by the London line packet-ship Toronto, Capt. R. Greswold, which arrived on Friday at Portsnmouth, after an extraordinarily short passage of fifteen days, have reached us. An awful calamity which has afflicted the city of New York is naturally the absorbing topic of all the journals after the 16th, the date of a ...

... BIRCI against NEALE.-The Rev. Edward Pote Neale, late curate of West Hackney, was opposed by Mr Roebuck, M.P., for the Rev Edward Birch, rector of the same parish. He was supported by Messrs Cooke and Wood. ?? Roebuck observed, that in coiming before the Court, he came to vindicate publicjustice. The insolvent had been convicted of criminal con- versation with the wife of the opposing creditor ...

... MitARYLEBONE. On Wednesday Charles Paddon, a youn- man of siabby-genteel appea, ance, was placed at the bar, charged with having obtained halt-a-crown from Sarah Hemington, the wife of a policeman of the D division, under the 1ol lowing circumstances :-It appeared from the evidence of the compinant, that a short time ago a card, with the address of an astrologer, was given to her by a female ...

... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, THuntSDAY. WATJX$ v. FRASER AND MoyEs.-Mr Erle moved some days ago for a rule .o shovw cause why the verdict which had been given for the plaintiff ,hpuld not be set aside, and a new trial granted. He moved on two grounds_ firgt;the rejection of evidence; and next, that the verdict was against the eidence. This was an action of libel. The plaintiff was Mr Alaric Watts, ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF THE REV. ISAAC SAUNDERS, Or ST ANNE S, BLACFRItRS..-Witl unaffected regret we publish the sudden death of the reverend and estimable gentleman who for many years was rector of the parish in which we write. While preaching to.day from these words in the Epistle to the Colossians, Ye are complete in Hier, lie dropped dead in the pulpit, and yielded up his spirit, without sigh ...

... MANSSION HiOUSE. On Wednesday a Jew, tiarhed Simmonds, charged a young woman, under the ?? tciiaistances, before Alderman Farebrother:-Mr Simmonds 'tAttd thatat about twelve o'clock on the preceding night he saw the de- fendant, who appeared to be a decent servant, address two or three women of the town, of the lowest description, and was, from the nature of the conver- sation, induced to ...

... ZMANSIOS HOUSE. A man named Leveret was on Tuesday charged by a Mrs Francis undet the following circumstances :-Mrs Francis: Please your worship, about five years ago, me and my husband, and a few more, went out with the gentleman at the bar in a shay to Hepsom races, and we paid him, the six on us, 3s. 6d. for the day's pleasure, besides bub and grub. Well, I meets him afterwards, and lie ...

... en GUILDHALL. v On Monday James Parsons, a newsvender, was brought beibre Mr Alder man KelIv, charged with selling unstamped newspapers, entitled the Sunday Times, W;eekly Dispatch, and Police Gazette.-The complaint was made by Samuel Morrison, an officer appointed by the Commissioners of Stamps, wlho said he saw the prisoner go up Ludgate Hill with a bundle of papers, covered up with a ...

... WRECK OF INlS MAJEST ...

... DREADFUL CALAMITY AT ROTHERRITHE.-On Friday afternoon, be- tween the hours of twelve and one o'clock, a funnel chimney, recently erected in the cement works of Mr Pearson, in Church street, Rotherbithe, fell down, and the accident was attended with the most disastrous consequences. It ap- pears that the erection of the chimney, which has been going on during the winter, and was raised to the ...