... LoNDON, Wednesday. The two youths who found a carpet bag on one of the abutments of Waterloo-bridge the other morning have brought to light a crime of which Nena Sahib himself might be proud, and, at the same time, furnished London with a topic, never more needed than at present There is considerable fascination in horrible stories; and the fascination necessarily increases as the horror ...

... FROM A PRIVATE CORRESPONDENt. PARis, Tuesday. The prospect of a visit from the Queen of England, in the course of the autumn, is no longer considered so certain as it was, but it is announced that the Prince Consort and the Duke of Camabridge will visit the camp at Chalons in the last vweek of September. The Queen's private yacht, the Victoria and Albert, has just been sent to Havre to ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY. TIHE KING OF OUDE AND THlE INDIA IAlt. Lord CAMPBELL presented a petition from the Queen of Oude, the prince, her eldest eon and the brother of the King now in this country, expressing great regret at the military outbreak in India, and sorrow and sur- prise at the suspicions attaching to their relative, the Klin of Onde, of disloya1ltiy ad ...

... I BEVERLEY ELECTIOS. I The committee of the House of Commons having oin Monday last reported Mr Glover, one of the sitting LI] members, as not possessing the requisite property quali- fication, and his election void, and a new writ having been issued on the meeting of the House of Commons on Tuesday, the borough of Beverley has this week been full of the excitement attendant upon an electoral ...

... DELAY OF TROOPS AT CALCUTTA. sha Wi A letter from Calcutta dated Sept. 24th, the day at, before thle mail left, says :- be It is now more than ninety days sincei the first of M. the- transports left Portsmouth ; hot they may as well p1l have the benefit of the sea airs. little longer, for nothing Yo is ready for them here. The samenmiserable incapacity, ve the same red tape imbecility, that ...

... A special general court of guardians was held on Moni- day morning last, for the purpose of electing Governor, Deputy-Governor, assistants, and various comnraittees for the ensuing year, and on other business. John Fountain, Esq., the governor for the last four years, presided, and no fewer than 37 guardians were present. The CrERK having read the minutes of previous meetings, Mr J. T. DOBSON ...

... If TuB Lowgate Cardinal was so thoroughly charac. It teristic and consistent in his last week's issue, that we ecannot forbear calling our readers' attention to a few wepois ia his eminence's oracular utterances. And this we would do in a spirit of reverence, which must be in Lthe highest degree gratifying to a potentate of whose greatness no one is more sensible than-himself. The Cardinal, ...

... SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.-At the half-yearly meeting to-day (Thursday), the report and accounts were adopted after little discussion. A MAIL STE, AMER STRANDED. The Afairid steamer, with outward Peninsular mails of the 17th, struck on a rock at the entrance of the port of Vigo, on the 20th inst. All on board saved. srdeWRECK OF ANOTHER STEAMEt i The Sovereizgn steamier from Afaltaz to Tuanis is ...

... !7t It : F ; j . I THE C!OLLIERY EXPIOaIOp AT LIsnD-BIEIs.-Sub ...

... THE RECENT ATTEMPT AT MtUiRDER, NEAR BARROW. I e On Saturday, 7th inst., as a young man named Scar- o borough, in the employ of Mr Small, of Barrow-upon- . Humber, wits returning from the neighbouring village y of Wootton, he was deliberately shot at by some mis- a creant larking in a lonely place. He escaped injury, i bht the shot tore a large bole in the cart close to him. ?? object was ...

... A LADY FORT NE-TELLER | At Worship-street police-court, on Saturday, Charlotte X Sabine, a middle-aged person, attired in mourning, and of lady-like address and deportment, was charged with a having fraudulently'obtaiued money from a young woman named Ellen Kenny, under the pretence of telling her c fortune. Mr. John de Couroy Young, a surgeon resid- ing in Geprge-place, Old-street-road, ...

... 'iO12 .BOOYHEA KA At the adjourned meeting on Friday, the Mayo I- sided, and about forty members present, Mr. liT pre. moved that the meeting proceed with the notit motion which had been on the paper for months tA MIDDLETON moved that the business left uufn e. the last meeting be proceeded with--. Thle CLER t ?? that that business was the report of the Finaced IL mittee on the Spring-hank rate ...