... TIRE SHOCKLNG MURDER LN TARIS. The Paris corcp ?? of'-thie Standardti fuirnishes the followin', p.artiouhhts o leti dreadiul tre.3dy in the Fai- b o u r , s t . . l to i iu 'o . M I . L ' m b a r t - ýz-, c - u O 1 C,, , ?? l o f o r .Rai ?? - ,iiw l hiiwifcrrnpiA nil' ouo rt!lei.lO. . the first all .:floor'at No.W, vauuur . ..St. ,on-kr6 lioe very.Old, andi, fr Paralytic il ii 11101tud 11o ...

... Dr. WEDNESDAY. (Before His Honour Judge FALCONER.) MONEY-LENDING AND ITS PROFITS. 31ARTIN V. MAlsirALn.-This was an action to recover Inte sum of £8 10s., for commission on the negotiation'of lo loans. The plaintiff, Mr. John Martin, is at commission n. agent residing at the Mumbles, for whom Mr. Jones (Smith, at Lewis, and Jones) appeared; and the defendant is Mr. Pembroke Marshall, a money ...

... - ?? t Mr. Thomans Joseph George, solicitor, was charged Oi ft S~j P. warrant before Mr. Knox, ait Marlborongb-etreet on Srstur- W Lote dIy: With courur11ittilig wilful andl corrupt perjury. 3ir. D). Stralight, APD, was fore tire prosecution, andI ir, ee Ribton for thea defence. rc ?? Mr Straight statedl tho spocial assigntment of perjury, henV bWe. Prior to 13th the defendanut was at ...

... I . . ?? jn..a~y~u~z. n.SJlSn1. The recent assires for the various counties of t, South Wales are suggestive, on the whole, of b somewhat gratifying reflections. With respect to 6 those that have been held in Cardiganshire, Car- miarthenshire, and Pembrokeshire there is little to be said. The proceedings have happily been c defvoid of any abnormal interest. The counties we i have named, and it ...

... CHARGE JOF KILLING A hUSB13ND, Osn Thursday, at Bewsretrot police-coiert, Dlary Hester edtl liocittotetil, it married womian, of about thirtby yeats OF eind ego, drececal in dccip mont leitup, was Charged with havinig 11. rsumd the deaith, of her husband by strik-ing him with at fits Air. Attains defended the prisoner. meodl ]nqpector Oreenfiolti Stated. that frenti information Eriren to him ...

... THE TIOHBORNE; BARONETOY CASE.. n THURSDAY-NINETEENTH DAY. J d ROSS.EXAMIINATION OF THE CL&IMId.NT. S e Aftei aday and nhbalf's adjoiurnment, to allow the claim, in t ant to' recover his strength sufficiently to allow of the cross- the examination proceeding, without further interruption,. the wer i' court met again this morninz, Lord Chief Justice Bovill 'ijc >f ?? his seat upon fhe bench at ...

... n TH]E TICHBORNE BARONETCY CASE. 3, -- B -- Bost TEURSDAY-SIXTH DAY. Guar The proceedings were opened to-day by the examination )oinil of 1853, * Mrs. Alice Eliza Sherstone, by Mr. Giffard, Q.C. She shadi said: I was married in 1851, and lived with my husband ?? in the regiment at Waterford and Canterbury. Mr. The' Roger Charles Tiebborne frequently visited our house, and in tb I knew him well ...

... EXTRAORDINARY RIPOBBERIES BY A -FOOTMIAN. On Monday morning, at M~arlborougb street Police. court, William Goddard footmian actiu but) ler to Mirs. Henrietta Davidson, a widow lady, resid~ing at 11cr- keley-street, Piccadilly, wvas charged with stealing s£006 worth of plate and £800 on money from his mistress. bMe. Geor ge L~ewis, jun., in opening tbecaee for the prose- cultion, said that the ...

... THB CHILD MURDER BY A LADY AND SUICIDE OF THE ACCUSED. Bay -- l ieo ' The following particulars of this sad case, a brief report B of which appeared in the Western lfail of yosterday, have been elicited at the inquest:- 0. It appears that on the 11th inst. James Merrick, the N G- gardener at the rectory, discovered the dead body of a full 2r grown infant child in a drain connected with a water ...

... MIDSIJUMl:RR QUARTER SEssiO. XONXOUTHSHITBE. .E, ONDI COURT.-WEDN en&T (Before Mr. H. M. KuNNARD and' bir. G. B. aguLrOW RULP31.) ALLNGSD THAPT OF MACKEREL AT NEwPoRT Thomas Morgan, 32, Gn bail, railway swihnaun, Wg indicted for stealing ten mackerel frmthe custody of tka (Otest Western Railway Company. at Newport, on the 26&k ofMarchlast. Prisoner pleaded notguilty. Mr. Smythies prosecuted, ...

... I XTfAORADINARY ASSAULT IN A B.ANK.| ING-HOOUSE. L A d 1b A I % - SE-A5L ele A case of nn xitrordinary nature was brought before I ?? ma,,gistrat c at Bow-street on Moxiday, on which ocea . ste > sion a considerabla number of gentlemen acqasintud with Me it both parties ware prsent . nin v 'e sldefendant, who surrendered to a warrant that had n ?? ierued for his appvceheneion, was Mr. Gorge Fi ...

... TH{E INEW YORK F.RAUDS.-GIGANTIC RESTITUTION. The Ncir York Tribzne, of October 7, says John I-I. ]%ertime contracutor, who didl so much plumbing andl otherwosolk for the city tea county of New York, appeareti )esterdlay befoure tiht snb-consunittee of the Citizoens' itxeau. 11 tive ConiruiLlc: of Sevoenty, wieso iltdtty it is to exininso iato-- the city accounts aud frauds thoerin, nod nimado ...