... POLTC) INTELLIGENCE. DhPORa 'IRh J. 81. 111saFELfD, BLO0 'A (01111INAMJ WA SINGINGO SAroWM.-4~01 a MWAithi,.&We Car 84, waiicharged with neglectingto support hqwlfeanid fmily. Bini1 Mr.'Hugheh.i dutdoer parish officer, eatS that ro.isonar'. WifeMr .. I three children hid been chargmable to the Psauh for threefo alotths, s*od Li2 Ss. bh be laid ouit on thelr aiou!. Hefo was before th ,r n ~vUt ...

... THE GRIAT TEA RORBERY. AND FRAUD I ON THE OUSTOMS. I (Frao ?? Nhreither} Iltbj of &afurdoy.) a. The Authoritios continue to investigate this ease with l Id great ability-if that will remedy the errors which Lave Le already been committed. Since we last gave the public e a- information on the subject, we are glad to be able to b d state that oar suggestions have been acted upon in El 's ...

... ; SUPPOSEb MURDBE. NRIGHTFUL MUTILATION OF A HUMAN BODY.A On Friday morning were discovered at Waterloo-bridge, thess loerdon, the mangled and mutilated remasins of the bod; in' th of a gentleman who had evidently been most beirbarously vidu. smirdered, and whose body bad afterwards been corn- ha ~tstely made a thing of shreas and patolids. The isn atrocity, as will be seen from the ...

... THE FRBYTp. Y4MPEROR AT THE ENOLISH COURT. The Iong-tilked-of'rvisltaofI the Emperor Napo, leon to Osbqrne Is announced to take plane this week, and.!jxilitioal and Court gossip are alike busy with [the pproaching event. Of course, tl on every. ?? such an interchange of A courtesies among toyal or imperial personages, the diplomasioihorizon is Invariably darkened b with all kinds of flying ...

... - di SOUTHERN DIVISION. Vi CROWN COURT. w BOEFOR. MR~. BARtON WATBON, T. FRIDAY, Auausv 14. a SENTENCES. Peter Bennett, convicted of rape, at Salford, was l sentenced to six years' penal servitude. in Thos. Joeeph O'Connuor, convioted of embezzlement, at a Liverpool, was sentenced to four years' penal servitude. as ItAPE AT MANCHESTER. at Edward Fallows (aged 24), labourer, Robert Fitton hi ...

... LANCASHIRE SPRING'ASSIZES. | .ing SOUTHBRN DIYISION.-. E ght ?? h and MONtDAY, APRIL 6, i U the - gigonz fri. BARON XMARtTIN. lforl ian P'ON-sxRgUIONss OF AM OxoRa -111MUIEW11 V. KXW .ANDSO tO end OTnBts-This was an action brought by a Liverpoo01 marcht Tit Ati against a firm carrying on business at Man111a t re'ove~ ant tydngefor the ront-execation of an order to psarchase a largil the M ...

... - ?? ?? A n -A-. ?? - -- Ise -- - - ut MONDAY, APRIL 6. )et BEFORE MiR. J0. S. MANSFIELD. I AssAuLT WITH lATENT TO RODE -John bhhpberd, ayoung man, he wat placed ia tieacock ohargedby ?? abssal~t- 'or bitt hint, and attempting to rob a ooopcr named Peter Ml'&tnie, on Saturday night last, The prosecutor Said be was passing an d ew Paul-street, when the prisoner and two otber ment Petne [is bhim ...

... LA ST NEWS. 1i- __ __ ?? 1 THE WALWORTH MURDER8-&-TRIAL OF ; e YtdBatON AND IItS WIFE. Yesterday, at the Central Crminal Court, of Fuller Bacon, described as aismith (aged 32), ?? c DV Beaon, his wiifc.(agd 29), were agaic plimced at the-bir, se.harted with the wilful murde r two children, he Saran Anne Banoh ?? Ilsoon. The court t tt3 was crowded as it was on Wdnedsk, the first day of the t ...

... WEDNESDAY, APR!!. 29. e. BEFORE MRl. J. S. MANSFIELD. a DSOEsTt¶ro Cutldasivi.-'Wirifred. C0otello, residing in No. 10 lit Court, Kow-itraet, was Gent to gaol for one month, for leav ng re, her three children in a destitute condition in the strve'. Thi itwas the third timus she had conmmitted tho same offence anti allowed her children to be sent to the workhouse. FoIGTFourL ?? 01lire, a keee ...

... SUIOIDE BY FIREARMS. n -. -. - Yestbrday afternoon, a maia shot himself lathe. head 0 with-a pistol, in a house in lobden-street, off the upper f end of Brunswick-road, and expired almost iminediately. The suicide was JobhaMorphy; labourer, about:40 years of age, a married man, having a wife and four.ehildren. . Be and his family occupied apartments in the house of a Hariet Bostoni shopkeeper, ...

... VuuuV x uJ rAVIA'c. eves BEFORE EDWARD JAMES, ESQ., Q C., ASSESSOR. if tl The business of this court commenced in the Nisi bet Prius Court, St. George's Hall, on Monday last, before M the learned assessor, Edward James, Esq. The cause but list for the present court is unusually large, and contains bod, one special argument, three demurrers, 97 issues, and T three writs of inquiry, the SMITH v. ...

... Parliament meets to-morrow, and there is pro. to bably much more than the average amount of. by l truth in the stereotyped phrase of the Premier's hav circular to his supporters, intimating that busi- o'l ness of great importance will then come under and oonsideration. Business of the very greatest mu importance will more or less come under the con- .Thi sideration of the two' Houses the ...