... One of those singular accidents which sometimes bring to light the fruits of crime the discovery ef which has baffded all the sffirts of official vigilance, hao tranfpired in Berlin, and sass caused a good deal of conversation In commercial circles. On the 19th of last month Messrs. Baum and Sone, of Lombard-street, foreign bankers and bullion brokers, were waited upon by a respectable looking ...

... .ETUSPOOFM.1 ICAOR. AR1 NaPbM PolI ?? .; - i 8SOUTHWWA&. I - i, . . . ', _ ?? , . i , ;, Yestobray being ap po'iten thei & or ret Zripg a me1mber to Parliament for lke borough of Suthttlwark, in the Of 100kg of tthe late- ir W. I oleewoeth, the 'owna bll was tbllbwn open at twelve o'clock, and was speedily filed with 9 the eupporteni of Sir C. Napier, who was the only eandidate Ia in the ...

... THE SOUTHAMPTON S WINDLER. t Arlfagton, the Southampton swindler, was cap- tured at Greenwich, on Saturday. He was traced to London r by Mr. Curtis, the landlord of the Southampton Pier Hotel. I In London, Arlington had made it appear that he was going to Folkestone, and the belief was that he bad escaped to France. His going to Folkestone, however, was only a . feint. Agentleman reed the ...

... he TO THE EDITOR OF TnE DAILY NEWS. In SiR,-The long delayed Sebastopol brevet has at n length appeared, and I beg now to send you the following i 2' analysis thereof, showing the number of officers on the staff he as well as those serving with their regiments who have been I e promoted. Begmental in Staff. Officers. Total. IlI Promoted to be colonel ?? 1 ,I None .. 1 k. Ditto lieut.-colonel ? ...

... COIJYEBTIBILITY UNDER THE ACT OF 15 .-THE WISDOM OF THE *4TIMES. -10 THSt EDITORt OF Tits DTLY~ 25WW EBI,-If any evidence wer'e required of the injbry done to our trade by the operatioin of 1heActof l 1844, and the increase 'in the rate'of discountlto ` ohich the Bankdof England has beend obliged to I have recourse, it would be found in the returns of our trade for September, which you. ...

... ;: ATIrO.4L SQNDA4YLAGUB. With a view to facilitate the 'co-operation of the . publio in the action of the Sunday League, its committee | have prepared thres forms of petition, general and special, a of which weo subjoin copies. In their prospectus the com- mittee say:- It is not enticipated that the results of this movement will be confined to metropolitin institutions only. The inbabitants ...

... TH TIB ~ l NIETR o l ?? b and. 0lt ttroke t Wheiitiet r. coitutinue tb ebo~duqttbemseleis piaeably, 'but at Ean open Bair reetiig o|n Tueedaj it.Wao pioposed tc gD about sith..begirgbzes,;i a 1a si which srbenievei adopted in past strikes his called Pforth lnterferenoce by' the polio9a, because 'praatioslly.if bau ee always been foundt that laegging by. eanultitude ts equiva. 1ent to ...

... (FReO OUR OWN CoRnXSPONDrNT.) [Tbe following appeared in our Evening Edition of yesterdays : PARIS, TUEsDAY EVENIVO. All Paris was alive this morning with troops con- verging towards the Champs do Mars, for the revieiv to be given to the King of Sardinia. It was a bril- liant. dry, frosty morning, and the equipments of the troops, evidently polished with more than usual eare, looked ...

... THE' WEST INDIES. ?? Royal West India mail packet Atrato,. Capt. e BayntonAdmiralty agentLieut. Henry Stewart,RN., tai a arrived at Southampton yesterday, aith the Wes l India mails. The dates of sailing are:-Greytown, n e Oct. 17; Panama, 24; Honduras, 17; Carthlgena, Iot ' 6;Jamaica, 27,8 S .m.; Demerara 25 t hms of e 31, 4 p.m. f The Atrato brings 45 passengers; among whom on are Lieut. ...

... Waif THEiR PiERF~lEXI;TISS OF 'S TH . -, ?? !;4iSBun~day Closiing,;Ques~tion.J ?? ,| * A. case' of 'great interest to Licensed Victuallers has occurred iat '2olton 'which' shows that, eitheP from thei perplexity'6!f tlle 'liaws otr thq ,ill-fedlng, 'o,-hos 'Eo admainiister them, the~y may still.~ iepp' :og,.thcon'ie who annoyan~ce,,. :a~a, theig.;customclsu lbjected to needless ...

... l HOURS OF THE HOus0 OF COMMONS. I - - TO TIE EDITOR OF THIE MORNING CHRONICLE. | SIR-Mr. Brotherton's annual return relative to business of tile House of Commons would appear to have little value V unless it be viewed comparatively with other matters; un- S less, for example, the length of the session, the amount of business performedl and other circumstanoes, be taken into consideration at ...

... TEE BRITISH SWISS LEGION. We 0a0ia reluctantly call the attention of the authorities 'o the dhsgracerl laxity which is suffered to exist in the de- C techzocr ol this corps now quartered at Dover. Tbis eo tbo retained baiance of the bounty money has been hiuded over to tilo men, and since Tuesday there has been C 00'69tald general debauch among them. Though their ht'OM IOndoes not take a ...