... BLIZA FENNING AND THE DEAN OF Faculty. Mr. Editor.-Sir,-In the late trial at Edinburgh, allusion was made by the Dean of Faculty to the case of Eliza Penning. He mcno iossed it as illustrating the danger of trostiog to circumstantial vidence, and assumed that the verdict had since been proved to he a wrongful one. He is not the first person who has done this, hut his position and character ...

... GLOUICESTERSHIRE. - SIeUrLaR INSTANCE oP IMXEon'y TN THE HOR8E._AbOUt a fortnight since, says the BristsZo limie a Mr King, earry.g;- on the business of a baker, at §ibland, near Thornbury, went in the morning of the day to a Beld in whioh his hores had beon grazing for the purpose of getting it home, and, as he had Leen in the habit of deing, opened the gate and allowed the animal to proceed ...

... F R E Xi DI A 5 0 1 Y. Meetings for N'~ext 'Week. Monday, August ID.-Lodges 206, Falcon Tavern, Fetter-lane; 22 Anderton's Ilotel. Tuouay-adgs 16, oll Ruh, -tapstad ; 2W, Saed's Hotel,; 805, Wednsda.-Ldge 13 Quen'sArm, Wolwah;16, Three Tuns, Soutwar; 42. oya HoelDepfor; 26, tarandGarter, Kew; 762, Florence Nightingale and Freemasonry. A most intereeting ceremony took place in the Town Rail, ...

... 7 c (From our Special Commissioner.) EiNCHIESTER. THE ANCOATS DISTRICT - COTTONRSPIN- NINGt-WAGES-THE HOUSES AND HABITS OF THE LAnOURING POPULATION. TO THE EDITOR OF REYNOLDS'S XEWSSPUR. SIR,-A stranger visiting Manchester, the metro- tropolis of the cotton trade, is apt to be deceived by external appearances. He travels through its prin- cipal streets; beholds massive warehouses and elegant ...

... LATEST INTEL-IG-EN*E.;- * LROI. O5 X OV OWN COBRESPONDENT. : , PARIS, FRIDAY MORNifN. The trial of the three Italians, Tibaldi, Grilli, alias Saro, and Bartolotti, commenced on Thursday morning. The witnesses were few in number; six appeared for the Crown, five for the prisouers. . On a table placed in.the;court lay th3 weapons found at the residence of the prisoner Tibaldi. They consisted of ...

... There are, then, very few successful men in whatever walk of life they may tread, who have not many bitter enemies; but among these few think Mr. Buacstone stands pre-eminent. His popularity is something wonderful I from the stalls and boxes of his own theatre the greatest swells in the land smile at and applaud hih-he has a most excellent status among literary men, the late Mr. Douglas ...

... The whole of the large force placed under orders for IOMa before the arrival of the last mail have embarked. It has since been determined substantially to increase the rein- forcements, and alongwith some additions to-the Artillery force, two regiments of cavalry' and four of infantry will be immediately placed under orders for the East. The 7th Hussars will be one of the cavalry corps;' the ...

... I RUSSlAN INTRIGUE IN INDIA. It is now pretty generally believed that Russia has something to do with the revolt in India. That the agents and gold of that unscrupulous and wily power have been actively employed in undermining our re- putation and our authority amongst the native army and population of India is almost certain. The press of India is suspected of being subsidized by Russia, and ...

... I~~~ HOUSE Oil' LORDS.-Monday. Lord PANsijaua brought in a Bill to enable the Government to embody certain regiments Of the Militia, should the requirements of the puoblici service render such a step necessary during the recess. several Bills were forwarded a stage, and their lortislips adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS.-Monday. Lord J. BussaEL, in moving for a Select Committee to coneider whether ...

... ACTION AGAINST A SURGEON FOR UN- SKILFUL TREATMENT. At the Manchester City Court of Record, on Monday and Tuesday, before Mr. Monk, Q.C., deputy recorder, an action was brought by Ifary M'Gea, a reeler, now out of employment, to recover 507. from Mr. Thomas Wilson Dyson, of that city, as damages for negligent and unskilful treatment of her broken arm, by means of which treatment she had been ...

... OFF WIAL INDICTMENT FOPR THE ALLEGED I CON~SPIRACY. The followjng- is a translation of the indictment, charging Tibaldi,. Bartolotti, Grilli, alias Faro, .Mazzini, Ledru Rollin, massarenti, and Campanella with a conspi- racy to assassinate the Emperor Napoleon The revolutionary party has not abandoned its hopes. an~d- projects Vanquisixid in armed struggles, repudiated by France in the ...

... REFORX AND RESPECTABILITP- THURTELL AND BROUGHAX I . I Call no man happy till he dies, was the advice of the philosopher to the tyrant. For the same reason, we ought not to call any man great until he has quitted the mundane stage. So long as a man has life in him, coupled with the capacity of speech and action, he has the power of undoing all the good and great things that be has ever ...