... BOB BARRINGELlS BEST. 3 Well, reafder, we don't kuow whether yoi. kiewv th -Bob Barringer or vot; if you did, yo ig lia -e j beard our: story from him; if' not, we shall h ive tic e Of > pleasure ofeiilightenirg you. In any case, Bob Nas .en six feet t.yo of as ugly humnanlity at's you' d wish to jb knockup the good loolks.o ta double quan, l. Eut ji t B ]ob wvas a staunch, thrl e-bottle ...

... VICT(.D }2 IGP() CON fae PTj, ISTIMEN'Ol f, A., x:, LaI. I I ] r that measure, the abolition of capital punislurierit Iiad, been proposed, not in reference to >thie cacte 1 t tbese fcnrr ministers who fell fiom tilhe 3Tuileries to Viinceanues,--bpf with respect to the first highway ro7 te;, whose. crirne had affibded the opportlitiy-- wini respect to one of those wretches wv1hm we cnely look ...

... A CHAPTER FOR THE HISTORY OF LEGAL ] MMURDERS. ly immediately on his arrival in town, Barent drove toward 3d big own dwei ling, throuagh crowds much more numerous b, than those which usually f111 the strepts. A generalsne e. tion through the city marked some uncommon and inl res- e ting event, and the increasing throngs poured withia genIeral a at and excitement, fronm tbb adjacent avenues ...

... O \ Al' I T N r. s S. tte within the wvalls of the prison, slb e found her 1 b n the midst of a reckless wvretched sot of men, ple hInt, the issues of life and death. Their ented her for some time from coianiudtcat- J' bhia and at length a ribald just uttered by one i , l >Ties to such a degree, th;at withe his fat- h feled him to tbe ground. A geueret uproar *td t turn1;keys interfering, ...

... BY ATMxAN'DER DUMtAS. They hlavc not in Cairo, as in other large cities in En rope, a troop of policemen to prosecute every thief, and they would be of littleservice. Without the ivalls of the city the thief would immediately be in the desert, and the T.'urkish minions of the law are as afraid of the sand as they are of the water. It was necessary to devise some- thinirg in want of this, and ...

... M1 U R D E R. k : (Not a Tale.) it nc The death of; Charles Beale, reported in the ha a *Tizesjis only another victim added to the many m if whose days have either been shortened, or consti- he tution shattered and broken, fronm the effects of the re] d , starving tysten'' which has for a length of mi e of time been adopted within the walls of this damp th( Lrand dreary dinigeon of Northleach ...