... THE CALAMITY TO A REPORTE& The following additional annie have been received aby Mr. Barker, at the Cerkenwell. police-court, for Mrs. Brown, thc wife of a reporter, who bas been left destitate, with three ehildren, through her husband beag~attacked with paralysis, andlosing his reason:- J. L. and Friend, 11 Is: Mr. W. Martens, 2s Cd: G: W., is: J. Cook, is; J. Shatford, Is; Mr. Adrian, 2a Sd ...

... TE RECCENT, OUTRAGES. Whither are we tending? Wil5lJt. ba neces- sary, at no distant date, for -every sman to walk about the streets armed? We haye been wont to pride ourselves on our. ?? for 'Human life; and on the manliness that abhors bloodsh ed. But new 6entiments appear to bel getting infused into the body social-froin across the Atlantic. Differencesb of 'cpinion are settled with knife ...

... FOREIGN INTI1GEN E. I * 'F LANCE.~-There wvas a soewhat, seriobs panic on the Bourse on Vednesday It was ceecaoned by rumours of the emper&r being ill ;,,of an ipendang connlict' between France, and Italy or f an'insur- rectionary outbreak .at Rotne, atd of an alter. cation' having taken' plaqe'; bettien Count Bis- oamrek and General lueiry. The government has ordered 'the commissiober, ci ...

... THE PUBLIC ]EALTI ' om the -Registrar-General's return wve leamn tbat in the week that ended on Saturday, Sept. 28, :4,670 births end 2,857 deaths ,were registered in Lboudon And in 12 other large towns of the Usnited Kingdom. The anal rate of mortality-was 24 per 1;000 persons living. The annual rate of mortality last week wass2erve 1,000 i London, 23 in Edinburgh, and 22 in Dublin- 16 in ...

... I. Thie consiuontial payrs~ publish a variety of details respecting the arrest of Garibaldi, and subsequent proceedings. As ?? observes, the recital is unique:-' The general wishes to conquer Rome; the soldiers who arrest him and their chiefs are no more friendly to the temporal power than he is. The people who see the prisoner pass, the employes on the railway by which be travels, the ...

... A p0rter in the employment of the Dulilin, Vok; ' low, and Wexford railway' has- been remanded- on the eharge-of being in possessiom of several revolver I balls for whrieh be could not accoU~t. 'A green avp vvith a gold Lace band, aad a militar diotiona4-y ivere ,fountd in his lodgings. . eii aper.ulation'hasbeece rife In StookphrtTiiI r ference to t me supposed designs of the wenians upon ...

... Ti O TeA A Coreoed up t10 October ' ?? THE AHMY ste Life Guards, Hyde-park 23rd; lBngal: Wdlmer 2nd ditto, Windsor ' 2ndbat., Canada Newport Ill. Morse Guards, Begent's- 24th, Malta, Sheffield Iark 2Cdbat.,Rarageonn ffld Is8= 9agonGuardhAiderst. 26tb, Glasgo 2nd, Bcagal,' Canterbury 2nd bast-, Bengal, Prcston Brd, Bombay: CanterburY 28th, Bombay; Preston 4th, Aldershot 27th, Bengal: Dover 6th, ...

... FALSE WEIGFIS AND MEASURES. On Saturday, a special petty sessions was held at the sessious-house, Clerkenwell-green, when the fol. lowing. nineteen tradespeople were sorrmoned fo. being in possession of false weights, balances, sna. chines, and measures:- Robert Robinson, cook shopkeeper, 146, Upper White- cross-street, St. Luke's, unjust beam and sesles; one ounce against the purchaser, 11 ...

... OUR rASTURBS Na. ' -oEl ?? ~time sli;s pi st aiyleri~ts permit me without acy further. dels othFonk'yoa.` 'leartily forthat patriotic nil very abele ding lrthi'ek ;thedeeitftlon of the dock labourers, mc., wh'c1n1 Io your paper of the 2Sth ult. Such a stateof thingsaadi% grace to the Chrietinnity and elvilisation of the r lnete t cestury, and A.D. 1057. It is alarming and iginon. as well ...

... DItPCT EVLENCE OF PROGRESS. he materials on which direct evidence of I the Pgaross which the working-classes have I jitpemsselves, may be grounded-if not 4 madefocr the leaves which lie, by poetic fa thickn osbsa vale-are not far to l pee ,It is contained in the many acts which seee, n passed during the last thirty-five Years, with the avowed object of elevating the moral condition and ...

... , [IM RBUTER'S TBEGRANS-1 FRANCE. PARIS, Wednesday Evening. The Maniteur d u Soir in its bulletin says:- No. sign of any disturbance or dissatisfaction has been manifested in the Roman states at the approach of the revorutici ary bands. The pontifical troops ihowed themselves determined to do their duty. The calm displayed by the inhabitants contrasted in a striking manner with the agitation ...

... F TT IUWWM FETE ALT TH *Y4 PALACE; The experiment of combining the itidal with the $aeiaj the useful with the muart, may toe saito have teen arried out with tolerable success in the Reform Atq at the Crystal-palace on Monday. ?? half- s two o'lock the cocpany exhibiW thei usual yariety. There were the unmistakable Americans, the Frenchmen with the most pronounced style of bat, and our ...