... some cases. No'othl~r feature has presented itself beyond, a slight improvement in' the aggregate of business.- Generally speaking there is no distrust of the future, though still too much] sensitiveness to the movements of the Paris Bourse. The talk of ...

... bonnet that was brought from the same place. The CoRONER.-How do you account for the deceased's death? Witness.-If I am to speak what I think, I don't believe that anybody laid hands on him but her, The CoRoNER.-Why do you think that she laid hands on ...

... tive as showing the necessity which has arisen for a more practicable and more equitable division of the work. The writer speaks of the suggestion, to add additional assize towns to these circuits, and to the proposed increase in the number of judges ...

... the circumstances under which the murdered girl was found, the time consumed before death, and the power she retained of speaking and acting, consti- tute one of the most remarkable medico-legal cases on record. -_Aedical Times and Gazette. IRONCLADS ...

... that the defence of Charleston has been neglected, Iand that its fall must therefore soon take place. The Savavnah Republican speaks of a general impression that proper military efforts have not been made for its protection, and says that its insdequate ...

... state of the crops in the fields--in some casesthe sheaves have been wet fora week tr more. Farmers, indeed, are beginning to speak of sprouted corn. All harvesting is quite stopped, and it is stated that the storm of last night has laid the ripe corn tat ...

... their own fatherland, but they were not the legal representatives of the GeCrmni Tb nation; and therefore had no right to speak in its name.ne In the evening of the day before yesterday there was a Ja most unpleasant s en ?? between the Grand Duke of ...

... and that his frontal development is decidedly inferior. Passing from the physiological department of his subject DR. HUNT speaks of the moral habits of the negro, and repeats some of the fancy sketches which men who think like himself have drawn of him ...

... and mnust never pay the people for anything, and ta every house must he deserted instanter on your arriva. a Levinlg, to speak figuratively, the wines in the cellar, the dinner in the kitchen, the wardrobe and granaries full, the ti fruit in the garden ...

... details so vividly, that had I the power of the .0 painter, I could reproduce thesi visibly to the eye upoa the ennvas. After speaking of the first part of the descent, Mr. Glaialmer proceeded -.-When 5,000 feet high we were ?? without sand, and simply becanie ...

... that the reason given for the punishment of the girl Jane Green was that she was a little inattentive, and that she did not speak sufficiently loud. He would move that Mrs. I'aul be suspended from her office for having, on the 25ith of August, punished ...

... attention of Europe. In the Russian commandant at Miechow I am told, we shall have a gentleman to deal with; but if report speaks true, we shall find General 5 Cocogpry, at Kielce, a very unpleasant customer. It niy l turn. out that in indulging in these ...