... THE UINITED STATES. The journals brought by the Atlantic give some further details as to the case of Lawler, the man who had surrendered himself as guilty of a murder in Ireland sonic three years ago. Ou Wednesday morning, the 13th inst. (says the Chew York lereald), he was brought before Justice Connolly at the Lower Police Court, where he was ,exaUmined. upo. the charge preferred against him ...

... mr1E,1RlSSIAN EMBASSY TO PARIS. ,riE N-EUFCHATEL AFFAIR. I Ey ELECTRIC TELEG1RAPH.] tFi09 OUlR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING. ( llt Kijeleff was to leave Moscow on the ,6th for St. Petersburg, from whence hie would coe on to Paris. . roil BrunnO will leave here some days before the arrival of Count Kisseleff, to present his letters of rel at Iarm ktadt, and then go on to Berlin. ...

... CHA1AE of h:P i and FORTUA-TE4LLING I A4GIS RMJSOY TWlE WIZ RD. .rAt the Leeds Court House, on -Thursday, He'nry Haivi son, dentist and astrologer, South Market, was broughti before D. Luptont, -Esq.; and, J. Ellershaw, jun., Esq., in custo'dy of - Air. -Superintendent James, chiarged with corn-1 1- mittlg a rap an& young named -Eliza Croft, and with obtainin~g fzom, he, undr epenc f'allgtpwr ...

... THE AfANCIlESTER MEEETING. [FROM OUR ONN CORRESPONDENT.] This nieeting counmmences to-morrow (Friday), and cx- telndls over Saturday. There are eleven events for decision in the two days. The meeting will open withl the Trafifrd Plate, a handicap of half a mile. This is a race that will very materially de- plend upon the start. It is no trifling matter for a starter to get off a large field ...

... COSTA RICA AND SICARAOUA. The steamship Texas had arrived at New York before the sailing of the Niagara from San Juan ,del Norte, with advices from California and Nica- ragua. In leaving San Juan she got aground, and was towed off by her Majesty's vessels Arrogant and Victor. The San Juan route was in 'excellent condition The following British vessel were in the harbour :-Orion, Imperieuse, ...

... -MORE Z.TESItJi CQNFLAGRA7IO.VS-- 1 M2IVA CUJLOUS ESCAPES& Yesterday several serious fires-some of which were nearly ?? with fatal consequences-took place its dif- ferent garts of vhatistermed the metropolitan district, by wvllich much property was destroyed, and several lives P jeopardised. u] One fire broke out about tlree-cptaiters before five o'clock 01 a.e., its the premisee belengilta to ...

... EW IVVE3OTTIOSS. PATENT LAW AMENDMENT ACT, 1852. A Office of the Commissioners of P'strcnts or Inventions5. ar NOTICE TO PROCE'ED WITH PATENTS'. tP HIenry Braigg, juts., of Belfast-irnsprovemelnts in IniiiO dauI3 chinery or apparatas for finishing linen amid oilier fabrics, hu Williaml Galloway lnd Jh Galloway, Of MsuinClieter, enier-iniprovemietnts in mnachinery for raspimig. utn, t and ...

... - PROOF IS WANTED FOR DEA TH. To fur; EDITOR OFi THF; MOURNING CHRON~ICLE. Se~ ?? wants proof of the committal of the murder. Wherearethey? Surely not i mere circuistantialcvi dence. Why the term itself supposes a crime done, and untilthat can be proved, the evidence of mere circum stances lies no weight at all., It is not used to prosea murder, but a murder proved is employed. to, detect tlhe ...

... t n- YaoM OUa OwN iCORRESPONDENT.] PARIS, MONDAY EVEN7NG, 'e We are still making holiday, and political disqui- iition is tor the time.out of place. The difficulty Pt between England and America bears no compari- ge soninuinterest here just now with the difficulty of getting a ticket for the ball at the Hotel de Ville to-night. Pt The Constilutiomwn announces that the Legis- ur rd lative Body ...

... MORN. NING C'HOXICLE OFFICE, beir lose Wednesday, 1 p.m. ilar__ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ces- n TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES. )re, ist: asid ma, LATER FROM CONSTANTINOPLE. rea MARSEILLES, TUESDAY. W t It is stated from Constantinople that the English eM- squadron in the Black Sea has been reinforced. 5u1 The Commission relative to the navigation of the ar- Danube is about to asseeible at Vienna, and ...

... PRIVATE PROPERTY IN TIME OF WFAR. The following letter, from Mr. Cobden to the President of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce, was read at the last meeting of the directors:- Glyn Garth, near Bangor, Nov. S. -My dear Sir-Will you allow me to call your attention to a pending diplomatic negociation in which our commer- cial and manufacturing interests are deeply involved? You will have observed ...

... CGAIl v. BAIL. Everything connected with such an essential to every day life ani every individual as coal, is most important t) the St cmnmulllity at large. Although the establishment of rail- Ta ways throughout the kingdom has opened casmuninations between places hitherto almost unknown to each other, and Th thus tended to eqoaliis prices of all kinds of commodities, Vs it cannot be denied ...