... i RIOT2 AT A FIRE-A BRIGADE-MAN STABBED. - Late on Saturday night the inhabitants of Whitechapsel' were thrown into a state of considerable excitetnent,. in . consequence of the sjidden ositbreakldf a fire' hi solme pIe. c ulises belonging to Messrs. Merry and Nutter, wholesale chleesemongers, carrying on busifiesisat 133 and 134, High- s street, Whitecihajel. The fire cotieiniOle, froln sense ...

... FLIGHT OF THE REBELS FROM1 TONK. U. to SUSND.AY, AUGUST lo, AiM. Il )y The following Telegram has becn rve ,ived atthe Iy East India House To J. D. Dickinson, Esq., India HtouLe, Loiwio.a, ss from H. L. Anderson, Esq., Secretarv to Govern. e- ment, Bombay, July 19, 1858. le Mr. Ednaonstone's message has not yet revachr ia Bombay. GWALIOR. I, The fugitive rebels from Gwalior had arrived in the ...

... D- ~~~AUGUST 13. Lg Yesterday her Majesty the Queen and the Prince 0o Consort, with the Prince and Princess of Prussia ,and Prince and Princess Frederick William, dined s- early, in private, and afterwards embarked on . board the Alexandria, the steam yacht of his Ma- .- jesty the King, and went to the beautiful island called the Peacock's Island. Here an evening a patty was assembled to meet ...

... THE DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF THE BOURSE OF ANTIVBRP. A letter of the 3d sayv - Last night a violent fire de- e stroyed our Bourse, and the building is now only a heap of smoking ruins. The glass roof fell in with a tre- if mendous crash, and the sast-iron framework broke into ;o thousands of piece-s. It was with the greatest difficulty *r that the efforts of the firemen, troops, and others were ...

... **TAE SILTW(9RVf. The falowinri sacts, just Wid before the Academy of Sciences- byM.AL Decaisne, Peligot, and de Quatrefages, meonbers of bhetomnmittee appointed to investigate the cause. of the diseases of the' silkworm, 4nd seek a remedy forit, arefiot without-intesret. Thesegentlemen,having visited various parts of. France, found the mulberry leaves everywhere in excellent condition, so ...

... 0. UTION TO FAST YO UNG MENV VISIT- ING -W.A TERING PLACES. MARGATE POLICE-COURT, AUG. 10. [Before THOMAS BLACK~icguR, Esq., and WILLIAM TR1OWA.SID GILDmn, Esq., magistrates.] Two persons, who were taken into custody last night, gave the names of Frederic Morton, and Annie, his wife, of Eaton-square, Brompton, but when placed at the bar this morning the male defendant said they had given a ...

... OVER-1lOUSE TELEGRAPRS. hle TThe Society of Arts have been furnished by Messrs. Waterlows and Sons with tie details of the constrruction and cost of mlaking the telegraphic connection between their premises in liirchiii-lane, London-wall, and Parlia- fitI lelit-streit, of which the hief features are as follows:- ?? linle (if wireommeonciiees ait London- walil proceeells- direct to Bireihin ...

... THE PJJ?L TA MEY2'A1??> F RIGHTFUL COST OF PRIVATE BILL L TION.EG, ?? evils of thepresent systeml nasy be cla- lianrontary phrase, grouped, somlewvhat in tlii e3' 0tin Thle costlir~es~sof the piocedure arising froct thbta. remuneration, and the extravagant acale of pearl ! fe-:s. 2. The inconvenience filowing from the 0an; ?? of ttle year within whliliprivate bill hsinem8 t ht ,3. The entire ...

... TCHE MOURNING CHRlONICLE. LONrDON± TlUESJDAY. A UGU7^7' 94, 18u8. B3efore the Ministry finally break Up for thlo re- cess, tvo or three last Cabinet Councils, wve nre assured, lv.ill be holden, at ?? no doubt, the chief points for consideration will relate to those qluestions that are espected to serve as pabulum f()r M~inisteriasl activity and parliamuentatry diseus- sioa next Session. Eachl ...

... A wretched old miser, naumed John Few, hasl just passed out of thie world at this place (Potterno, in Wiltshire),l after using for sixty years in a state of: thle most abject: parsimlony and squalid filth. For years pact ho had never been knownl to buy ?? except hread, and now and ] then a inorshi oif ¢lheese. He was generally to be seen wandering about with a small piece of each of these coin ...

... A GO UP2 WITH~ C'OX~ELL, :BY TH& dMAA'HSE G~xrs uARDnIA.> -4-- ale On Saturday evening Mr. Coxwell made an ascent from than the Belie Vise Gardens, Manebetter, in his balloon, Tue t?t Queen,'.' acoenspanied Our own reporten Daring the day a stiff breeze had been blowing from the north. tely west, and the sky had been covered with a veil of cloud. but At seven o'clock, when everything ...

... TRHE MORNING CHRIlONICLE. LONDON: IVEDNES~DA 1, A Uc.EUST 25.; iSIS. WVe arc glad to perceive that, pub~lic attention is beginning to be awvakenedl to the condition of the laws relating to Lunacy, andl the manage-| ment of the establishments for treatment of sulch disease under the most distressing form in which it| visits our race. It is much to be feared, that mental maladies have been of ...