... last week makes a feeble attempt to lessen the disgust arising from the late exposure of the spy system, by repeating General Byng's argument, that the rumours of the intended riotous meeting in Yoiksliire were antecedent to the arrival of Oliver from ...

... in a waggon, ann, escorted by the bussars and a body of constables, conveyed to the county gaul. At Leicester, on Tuesday, rumour, With her thou- sand tongues, was in lulI play, and in the afternoon the yeomanry cavalry were ordered on duty; the F militia ...

... affairs to be critical. The presence of a powerful French fleet at New York is significant when connected with this report. The rumour that England and France will offer mediatory proposals to the Go- vernment of the United States is revived by the Patrie, ...

... Major Gordon is totheeffecithat gi a spy from Coomassue states that men have been a-, A-sent to fetch guns, and Confirms the rumour aI fi-that it was the intention of the Ashantees mi ad-to mine the town. The spy added that he had pi seen kegs of gunpowder ...

... direction ofE lena. Ac great number of the enemny were killed. THE MEDIATION RUMOURS. ET. PETncRsnuao, Nov. 6, Ar~raturoomr, The Russian journals are discussing the rumours of mediation lately current in the English press sad the peace programme recently ...

... Lion Inn, and was conducted by Mr. Walter Clegg, coroner for the district, The deceased died many months since, and sinister rumours having been prevalent as to the manndr In which she came to her end, her remains were exhumed about six weelks ago, and a ...

... as seditious. Rumours of conspiracies were ?? quarter; but, though spies and the fomenters -St n w e re d espatclled throug lout the land, to ind Wat teasonspiracietl nothing could be either dis-2 Oe a, rivented, to warrant those rumours, or to W:55s ...

... however, again charged with assaulting Mr. T. T. Luccock, about the sameplace5 on the. 6th Nov. and found Guilty. - . Oliver the spy, we bear, is engaged to canvas for se- ' veral suiuisterialists, at the ensuing general election. j ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. It ...

... reading the Public Works Loans Bill, and that will try the strength of parties. Of course ministers will substantial majority. Rumour points to Lord Clinton as a probable successor to the late Lord the governorship of Madras. Mr. Trefusis, he took a firstclass ...

... B3RITISH CON1SUL ARRESTE!D AS A SPY. The correspondent of the New York Teribunee, In his letter of the 12th Instant, from Fredericksburg, says the British consul was arrested last night upon suspoiionof being a rebel spy, but was In a short time released ...

... promontory shooting out into time to remind us of the kind of ideas of government which were held by our remoter forefathers. rumour goes the round that a modified recognition of the de facto Government at Madrid is to be agreed to by the great powers. Im ...

... The prisoner will not be allowed to see his father or his wife tl the decision of the Court of Cassa- tion is known, It in rumoured that M:. Dnpin, the procureur-general, means to occupy the public minister's ichair in person to speak agains t the appeal ...