... On Saturday last, after the conclusion of the business in the Police-court, The MAyont, addressing the court, said, that on Trhursday a woman attended the court, with all Infant, four or five months old, in her arms, and stated that some weeks back this child, which Was illegitimate, had been left with her by the mother to be nursed. Since then both the father and mother had run away, and left ...

... TheR Niozfmrmw 1-in-- , Is{ f fltnrn s M ?? -,.u The Niagara brings a brief tslegraphic account of the execution of Professor WVebster, for the murder of Dr. . Parkman. ...

... (Floos thle London Papers of yesterday.) FRANCE. PARtS, SUNDAY MeORIoN1G.-It is reported that General Lahitte has addressed a note to the English government on the subject of French refugees, over whose machinations he demands a strict surveillance on the part of the British au- thorities. Mt. de Larochjacquelin has addressed to the Evenement a protest against the official manifesto of ...

... B BY -iR-ESS TIE TENANT LEAGUE THE KILKENNY MEETING. (FRuOMc OUR OWN REPORiTERS.) Kilkeuny, Wednesday Night. Thisgreat demonstration, one of the most important in extent, and the most inpressive and significant in the character of its proceedings took place on this day, in the square in front of the County Court-house at the hour of twelve O'clock. The deep and all absorbing interest taken by ...

... THE REPEAL ASSOC[ATION-MR. JOHN O'CONNELL. The statement made by Mr. John O'Connell at the Repeal Association on Monday last, is one cal- culated painfully to recall the past, as well as to I suggest action for the future. When we remember r what the association was, how entirely the country i confided in it, and how energetically it supported it f before the inroads of famine had broken the ...

... : NIewnaarket Firat October Mdleetinlg. | ThI w Srof AG vast A ._ _ __ . . . aR IDe rst of the Autumnal trio at head quarters com- mences on Tuesday next, the brief intervening week since Doncaster having been pleasantly filled up by the rival gatherings of Manchester, Bedford, and Richmond, at the latter place the Voltigemr Stakes forming an aot oopnmemoratiion'of Lord Zetland's treble ...

... TaE FRWNCH NAVY AS COrPA2E;D with the British Navy. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ERA. Sir,-As you occasionally come out pretty strong in reference to Naval Architecture, and seem to be ac- quainted with naval matters, I am tempted to call your attention to some remarks of your great contemnporary, the Times, whose thunder, no doubt, impresses you with a o'tion that there is no need of your making a ...

... H4E OXFORD STRVET TICKET SYSTEM, ?? the Marl ?? cmr Thurtsdav, two respectably dressed youing: women applied to Ali', Bingham for assistance inathe following case:-. They were passing through Oxford street, wh'en they were att racted to the window of a iineff-drapqr!% shop, where ipiles of dresses were ticketed up at Is. each. Nry'Binghamn.-ls. is very large and conspicuous, andI I suppose ...

... L.ATEST FOREIGN JNTT=QzEoR LuYjS . VAgHKy NBWISPAPER oFplai. SAwRIiaar APTEiagoooe. PARIS, FRIDAY. The Manitetir, the official org 1 o. the French go. vernement, has, strangely encugh, been the firt to violate the new press law, andd tnat, too, while enforcing the ne cessity of itr rigid ?? an article Which bears not the name of the writer, but simply the word Cornnsu. nique. The ...

... THE LOSS OP T1IE SUPERB STEAMER. ?? LATEST--PMTZCULAnS.i [or ELECTRie TELEOGIAPH.] SOUTHAMPON, FRIDAY NiGIT. It is now certain that the lobs ol fife cons0q q zent on this mmost extaordinary casualty, is far greater than has yet been stated. Upon a cosapa ison of the passenger list or the vessel, with the names of those saved, it has been as. certained that at least seventeen persons have been ...

... SPECIALT MEZETING OF THIE TOWN COUNCIL. On Thursday last, at noon, a special meeting of the Town Council of this borough, was held in the Council Cihanmber of the Town Hall. The meeting was convened Fnr the following purpose, as set forth in the circular caling, it:- To consider the report of the Local Board of Health Committee, and to make such order or orders thereon as may be deemed ...

... Mr. Cowmxia, the eminent barrister, and the candidate for the represeutation of the University of Cambridge, is a native of Wigan. POSTPONEMENT OF THE GARSWOOD AoRICOULTURAL Snow-This meeting, which was announced to take place on the 12th inst., has been postponed, apparently by some arrangement with the Haigh agriculturists; for It Ie now publicly announced that the Haigh agricultural meeting ...