... Edward Kiernan, a porter in the employment of the Dublin and Wicklow Railway Company, has been remanded for further inquiry by the Dublin magistrates, one of his fellowporters having giveu information of his having revolver bullets in his uniform pockets. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT.—Billions Disorders. —In no organ of the body does disease present itself so frequently and in such varied ...

... Shortly after six o'clock on Tuesday morning consider- able consternation was created in the Barnslev district by a rumour that the Strafford Main Colliery, of which Mr. Parry, M.P. for Boston, is one of the principal pro- prietors as well as manager, had fired. Soon the road leading to the colliery was thronged with fac- tory hands and miners, and the greatest excitement prevailed in ...

... As clear a case of murder from motives of jealousy as ever tcok place has just been tried by the Council of War of Paris. The prisoner, Emile Ernest Thommeray, a gunner serving in the 10th regiment of Artillery, was charged with the murder of a woman named Devary. It appears that towards the end of 1863 the two met at a Sunday ball at the village of Issy, near Paris. They soon became intimate, ...

... REMOVAL OF GARIBALDI TO CAPRERA. PARIS, Sept. 27 (Evening).—The Patrie of this evening says that according to advices from Rome tranquility prevailed in that city, and no movement had been made on the frontier. Intelligence received here from Genoa, dated today, states that Garibaldi was conveyed at nine o'clock this evening to Caprera on board a Government vessel. THE ABYSSINIAN PRISONERS. ...

... POLICE COURT—MONDAY. (Before T. W. BOOKER and G. PHILLIPS, Esqj.) Tne jury list for th; pamhea in t.. division of Kihhor wt'e brought in, verified, IInd allowed. OBSTRUCTION.—Patrick O'Brian, Michael Regan. Timo- thy Brian, William Scott, Michael O'Briin.aod Bartholomew Bryan, wpre fined 2i. 6d. each and costs, for obstructing the highway at Roath, after being repeatedly cautioned by the ...

... POLluHU ROBBEIT OF FaUlT FBOM TBI COTENT GARDEN Maw, KET.—There appeart to have been for some time a series of robberies in Covent Garden Market. On the 23rd of August last a quantity of fruit having been consigned to Messrs. Pankhurst and Draper, salesmen at the market, eighteen half-sieves were stolen. A polioe-constable saw the fruit taken away and apprehended the thieves, Edward Finn, John ...

... MURDEROUS FENIAN OUTRAGE IN LONDON. On Saturday morning between two and three oclook three performers in the band at Weston's Music-hall left that establishment on their way home. they belonged to the Guards, and were not in uniform. As they were going along Vernon-place, Bloomsburyequare, Holborn, they were met by a party of Irishmen, who, it appears, had all been at a public-house, ker>t by ...

... On Thursday, the annual prize shooting took place on the East Moors. The different firing squads were under the command of Captain Rees. The first on the programme was THE LONG RANGE PRIZES. First prize, 13, or value second ditto, a gold Mal. tese cross, with enamel centre third ditto, a pair of shooting boots fourth ditto, a gentleman's gold ring. Ranges 500 and 600 yards, five shots at each ...

... TREDEGAR. FORESTRY.—On Saturday last the ceremony of rernov ing court King of the Forest Lodge, No. 4797, from the King William, Dukesfown, to the house of Brother Jones, Freemasons' Arms, Tredegar, was gone through.' A band was in attendance, which considerably enlivened the proceedings. This court has been working under adverse circumstances for some time, but we have no doubt that this ...

... MR. BRUCE CONTRASTED WITH LEADING STATESMEN. THE people who have to enjoy the franchise for the first time, under the new Act, are variously estimated by different politicians. It is evident that the most enlightened, and the most unprejudiced men of th3 age, take a favourable view of them. In the light of the estimate which has been given of the working classes by leading statesmen, we have a ...

... Of the first number of the Broadway, 100,000 copies have been issued. Two young men, compositors, named George Watts and Henry Whites, were drowned in the Thames on August 24, by beiug upset from a, small boat in which they were rowing. ...

... FURIOUS DRIVING. TO THE EDITOR OF THE GUABDIAN. Sir,—Will you kindly give ine space for a few remarks on furious driving, which especially apply to the streets of Canton. As the drivers seldom understand the rule of the road they frequently take sharp corners on the wrong side, thus aggravating the danger. Last Wednesday, on the Llandaff-road, a donkey cart race caused a horse to take fright. ...