... A PRUSSIAN DUTMOLLARD. f A Pomeranian workman, named Maasch, says X a correspondent of the Star, has lately been de- tected, by accident, in the course of a murderous career closely resembling that of the notorious Frenchman Dumollard. He has, together with a his accomplices, of whom his mother is one, committed thirteen murders. On one occasion he murdered at Cursdorf a miller and his family, ...

... In the New Yorkl World we find an account of the political Inquisition' establishefl in the. Empire City, under the humane and enlightened r6gime i of Mr Secretary Stantoli. The 11oi-ld says:5 Of the large number of arrests made by order of the special Provost Mkarshal, a small proper- tion only have been mentioned in the public prints to -such as he has seen proper to give have been i ...

... RITarw a I~litarg.I (Continued from Saturday's Publication.) Ti Wii5T5iIALL, September25. fr 10'3d Foot-To beLieut-Col: Lietut. -Col. and Brevet- 'E, Col. T. Tapp, C.B., from late 1st Boin. Eur. Fits. To F. be Majors: Maj. (. T. Trower, from late l.st Born. , Eur. Fas.; Capt. W. S. Furneiux, from late 1st Boni. Li uEr, Fius. To be Capbts : Capt. F. S. Keinpt, from Cl late Ist Bom. Bar. Fus.; ...

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... R1EV. DR GUTHRtE AND THE CABMEN 0F FDINBURAOH. Last night, at half-past nine o'clock, a'meeting of cabmen was held in the large room of George Heriot's School, Rose Street, when addresses on.Temperance were delivered by the Rev. Dr Guthrie, and other clergymen and gentlemen. The chair was occupied by the Rev. John Mackenzie ; and amongst those on the platform were the Rev. Dr Geathrie, Rev. ...

... THIE IJECtrFE OF AMINESTY. TuRiN, Oct. 6, Evening-The Official Gazette or this eveni ng publishes the Rloyal Decree of Am- nesty, countersigiie4 by Signor Iattazzi. The de- cree is preceded by a report from the Minister to the King. 'i'IiC Minister in his report says:- ?? The motives which had compelled your Majesty towithatand ?? longer exist. The rule of the law is again consoli. dated. ...

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... PURSUIT AND CAPTURE OF A RUNAWAY I USBAN). A rather funny ease has just transpired at Liverpool. It originated near Carlisle, aud euded, so far as present appearances are concerned, in the detective office of Liverpool. On Monlay last a man named Joseph Storey, a well-to-do farmer residing in the neighbourhood of Carl sle, left his ]iomac with one of his female domestics, taking with him about ...

... C6AfEDONlTX AN IEIURY SECOND EDJ r lox. MLRCURY OFFTOb, MO.NDY, klvven o'cloo) THE LATE RAILWAY ACCIDENT. DEATH OF ANOTHER OF TIIF TNJUKED. Wetregrt tm atoumuie tha;t Isaao Marr, be- ?? to Falkirk, oue (if the ?? from the late accizleit, lyiug iu the Rloyal Infirmary, died this mornig at tive o'cl'k. Tltis briugs the Dumber of deaths Up to LIOGHTEEN. JbU lI. rvey, the S U , .v, J.ha AM'Donald1 ...

... THE DUKE OF NEWCASTLE ON EFFI- CIENT: VOLUNTEER OFFICERS. The Firit Nottinghamshire Administrative Bat- talion of Volunteers were inspected on Southwell cricket ground, on Monday last, after which the men were addressed by Colonel Dick, who re- marked that some of the companies were deficient in drill, when the Dake of Newcastle, after stat- ing that he would give a prize of a silver cup next ...

... OAL1EDONIAN MERCURV MIERCURY OFFICE, MoIo:DAY, Eleven o'clock. GREECE. The 7'i in a lea(ler ?? abdicatior o if ,in Otho is an event which may prove of the ?? importance Itl the politics of Eastera Europe. The saume paper trusts that, whether they chtost a member of an European reigning Hotise, or a nlan of their own race, the choice will ?? ratiiied without hesitation by Europe. All that w e ...