... THE CONSPIRACY TO ASSABSHINAT.] I Napoleon. The investigation of the charge against Ht Simon Rereeaefor conspiracy toaassassmiate the Emoperor of tie French, tr-es coetieled on Tuesday, before Mr. Jardine, at Bow-street Ielice-col t. Sir Richard Mayne, chief commissioner, and Coptait Itabeewnce. diere, assistant commissioner of police, attended to otch f ?? pro. ceedings; Lord Ranelagh, ...

... MiURDERP and ROBBERY by a FOREiIGNER in the Haymarket. Inspector Burnett. of the C division, mentioned to Mr, Binghem, at the Marlborough-street Police-coar., ol Thursday, that a murder had been discovered in Arundel-court, Haymarket. The following particulars have been collected from reliable sources: On Tuesday niglit a foreigner (an Italian) accosted three French girls in the street, and, ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES, Six MOREz LIVES SAVED BY THE ROYAL SOCIET'Sy' Finx RoSC~Ele - on Morrdal in ririnir. about halt.ee- three s'l~k n, a Ire, at- tended with a consideraible loss of property, broke oat in he premises of Mr. Hioon, 40, Exeter-etrect, Lioeon-grove. 'i'ce discovery wee meade, by paiiee-oltioer 3!27 11, who in passing tire building noticed smoke pouring forth from the house, ...

... ACCIDENTS AND OFFENCES, ALARuInX FiRE IN QUEEN-STREET, BLoorXsEURY.-A fire broke out on Tuesday morning oln the premises of Mr. Oldfield, a book- hinder il a large way of bunineen. It was first discovered in the work. shops at the back of the house. The London Brigade aud St Andrew's parish engines fiat arrived, by which time the fdames were raging toriously, the workshops being destroyed, and ...

... DIVIBION 0N THE CONSPIRACY TO I ?? - - Murder Bill. Order for Second Rending read, Motion made, and Qeestion proposed, That thia Bill be now read the second time. Amendment prepesed, to leave sna from the word That to tceeadeof the Question, in order to add the seorde. ' This House Icearn with muchf concern that it is aileged that recent attempts upon the life ci rho Emperor of the French ...

... SUDDEN DEATI.-011 Wednesday Mr. WV BaWter, Coroner, hele1 an i nquest at the hissing Sua Tavern, Green-street, Bethal-grecen, respect. ing the death of William Roberts, aged Eeventy-seven years, who died unsder very sudden clreomstanees. The deceased was a stonemasn, aid lately resided at No. 11, James-street, Bcthnal-green. On Saturday, the 13th inst., the deceased went into the shop of lar. ...

... | I I BECONDARIES' COUIRT.-(yesterdaY.) DISPUTED BOLT RACR.-Acnsow iGAiSrT A STAItRE1oLDR.-LOw v. Joens.-This was ail action brought by James Low, a waterman's apprentice, in the Secondaries' Court, to recover of the defendant, the landlord of cth Goat's Head at Barnes, the oUI ofzF2o, alleged to be held by him pendinw the result of a seullers' match between the plaintiff and Charles Maynard, ...

... I THE ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE THE I I Emperor of the French. The Indictment against the Prisoners. The trial of the prisoners charged with the attempt to assassinate the Emperor of the French on the 14th of last month commenced on Thursday before the Assize Court of the Seine, We have received a copy of the indictment, but have not space to print it. The Procureur. General to the Imperial Court ...

... NORTH1ERN CIRCUIT.-Carlisle, Feb. 23. SCOxTCer MARRIAGE LAwS.-Naty Simpson Carrulthers, ahard- sonne-looking wounaw, apparently asout thhity-six years of age, Ras indicted for bigamy, in havirn intermarrie with William Aimos Wilson, at Gretna, on the 1st of November, 183S, her former husband being then alive. Mr. MtOebray prosecuted, and Mr. Campbell Foster defended the prisoner. it appeared ...

... COURT OP QUEEN'S BENCH, PMm 13. Tiln QREaum V. BROW' X ANSD Overinas.-This long-eapected trial com-. menced this day at the Court of Queen's Bench, Gujidhull. Sir F. Thesiger, Mr. Athecten, O.C., Mrl. Sergeant ]jallautine, and Mr. Joseph Brown, appeared for the Crown. Mr. Sergeant Shoea, Mr. rF. D. Keane, and Mr. Jacob for Alderman Kennedy. Mr.1-Juddlestone and mr. Kennedy for Brown. Mr. Edwin ...

... THE TRIAL OF THUi ROYAL BRITISH Bank Directors. COUlRT OF QUEEN'S BItlCIC, Seventh iJay.-Ireb. 20. 'Ir. Anderson. the bill clerk ofthc Btank, was cxamnied rsto the nature of the comletts of the past due bill book, anid olher accounts. We have referred to other statements which he hbs made, and now appeared the ?? imoortastt additional evidence produced. ?? stated thot it com. sneeced early iol ...

... EXECUTIONq OF CHRISTIAN SBATTLEJR. tod._ 5_ .1 _ The last penalty of the law was inflicted on Monday morning, at Newgate, upon Christian Sattler, who was convicted at the January session of the Central Criminal Court of the murder of Tbain, a detective officer of the City police. The most strenious exertions were made to save the life of the wretched Muan, on account of the peculiar ...