... I FNGLISH LETTRES DE C'AC(E M A tyransnylong denounced in France is still in force in England. It seems that the Eng- lish law provides unscrupulous gentlemen with the means of throwing their enemies into prison without a moment's notice. The case of Madame Caradori may make us all tremble in our beds. We are liable, it seems, at any moment, without receiving any preliminary notice, to, be ...

... OUR CONTE[PORARIES. l RUSSIAN AMNITION IN TEE Normal(gides)- From the plans found at Bomarsaund it is proved that. these works were not more than the fifth part of the vast marine fortification ?? of Russia had be- gun to erect on these islands. Immense expense had aready been incurred; the works were carried on with activity until the commencement of the present war; and they would in a few ...

... A We find the following instructive and im- portant record in the ,2forminq Herald Sir Jobn -olt, of Sion-row, bad a narrow escape from accident lasb week. He was driving in his car- riage over Bristol-bridge, when police constable No. 39, when was on duty there, observed that one of the wheels was nearly off Hecalledtotkecoszchmaa, who stopped the vehicle, and on Sir John alighting And ...

... I ;'S~mhNDK IN SMokE:' it is clear thatacts aof parliamtent are openly disre- garded or evaded; and it is certain There are people who irrationally prefer to pay penalties, rather than co- operate to abate: and reform nuisances. Even up to thls present time we still swallow smoke wholesale, not-; withstanding that the legislature recently had decided thq nuisanceshallbe abated. Weeatsmoke-we ...

... ' ;- ' ,BADB IOTSP; T G I * I'onsrvx r~sx, Wednesday--GneSk~ discue has .for some tiree prevaild 4anou theb. ?? of Ithis district, owing to the bakersnot ?? price of bread in proportion to the abatemlent in corn, and hints have been from timea to time thrown out that viblen rnfeisres would be resorted io'mles7.the trde met the wishes of the population. Yesterday morning the services Vf' Blind ...

... ,,)F -TWILEOFFENDERS. I . R 31ILL ON? J.UV ?? ? ?, ?- - ?? . ?? - ?? Mr. . D. Hill, re6order of Birif gham, baa lately delivered a charge to a jury which treats largely and with some considerable weight on the subject ofiuve., utl e rime. He saysa- ~or many years, aseenie, if net aill Of Yen; can testify of you own knowledge, the doctrine that rerormatol treatment of vriminal s ought to be ...

... ] Despatches, of which the following is an extract, have been received from Sir Charles Napier. BEC0XN0I8A2&CE AT AI30. Sir Charles having received information that Russian troops mid gun-boats were amongst the islands, sent Captain Scott with a small squadron (viz., the Odin, Alban, Gorgos, and Driver, to find them out. Capt. Scott threaded his way through the islands in a most persevering ...

... THE BR1RAD ROOS AT NOIT FkIHAM. NOrTiNoricIA, TrIasDAn . - No sooner had twilight set in last evening than the 'rioters aga On turned out, to renew their war with the bakers. The outbreak assumed a smore fornlidable character than upon the previous evening. The excited uleb, enmboldaced by erroneous reports of the proceedings before the wagis- tr-aes in the morning, and half-inclined to ...

... IROYTYA DORMGS AT BOULOGNE. .-9. ?? VI IT OF THE KING OF' THE BELGIANS. BOULOGNE, Sunday.-lt was on Friday week that the EngHsh troops invaded Boulogne, but in a very c acablemanner, andbynomeansin suchimposingnum- rs as to cause alarm to the inhabitants, the whole force consisting of four soldiers of the Life Guards and two of the Blues, under the command of t. corporal nearly 7 feet high. ...

... EXCcsiE MORT Y AT, DEPTSb'F0RD, , ' S'ibe the morning: of Firid Yveyeka partionof the lower part'of Deptford, near the dockyard, has been the scene of a terrible visitation of cholera. Between midnight of Thursday and Monday morning nearly' forty huana beings perished in one street alone, and it was stated on Miondav aftemoon that there were nearly twenty more bopeless cases lying in the same ...

... FOURTH EDITION. IPUBLISED ON SUNDAY MORNING, CONTAINNG THE LATEST WTLLIGENC& K LLOYD'S WEEKLY - . LONDON NEWSPAPER. I . .WlO IS AX TRAVELLER P X There is a movement abroad to which itould be well to direet the attention of those gentle- men who desire to set up the pump as the great civiliser, and tq erase juniper and hops from the vegetable kingdom.: More than,.once, we have emphatically ...

... I The reply from Russia to the last Vienna note his been communicated by Prince Gortschakoff to the Austrian cabinet. It is, in effect, a direct refiisalaof the conditions which Austria and the western powrers hbd agreed upon as the basis of any negotiations isr peace. The Emperor Nicholas would rather sacrifice his Ins' soldier than accept such propositions. It might have been hoped that ...