... HANGING A SPY IN VIRGINIA The Richmond Inquirer relates the following incident of the American war day has been fur ther signalled by the hanging of a spy, a man named Charles Mason, ot Perrysville, Pennsylvania. It ap pears that as one of the couriers ...

... PRUSSIAN ATTACK EPERNAY RAILWAY STATION—FRENCH SORTIE AT STRASBOURG. Paais, —Charles Hurth, the Prussian spy. was shot this morning. The rumour that the fortress of Longway had been attacked by the IVussians is denied. 35 p.ic.—The following published ...

... attempted lo surround the corps of Prince Prcdsnck Charles. Marshal crossed tbs ironticr St. Avoid. The Prussians lag from spy that Gen. Froissart’s corps bad taken the direction of St. Avoid, they retired, and Ssarbruck. Tbs Prussians occupy Stynnj and ...

... Kennedy is the third Con. federate soldier who has suffered death upon the gallows as having violated the laws of war, in being spy? and guerilla.? There can be no doubt that this last victim of the scaffold was one of the principals in the plot to fire New ...

... that city. Rumours are current here that all the five-florin bank notes are to be called in, and to be replaced by Government notes of the same value. The accuracy of these rumours, however, is much questioned. Vienna, April B. —lt is rumoured that a despatch ...

... touloupe of the peasant ?Canada is the spiked helmet and grey gaberdine of the soldier. Give Montreal a police despotism, a spy system, and a passport system and substitute the Preobajinsky Guards and the Regiment of Vladimir for her Majesty?s infantry ...

... capital way arrange the Venetian difficulty; but it it of conrse mere idle rumour, if not a joke—a joke that the Austrians will not at all relish. I cannot trace the origin of the rumour nor confirm the report that is going the rounds of the papers respecting ...

... comply. To , such an extent is the spy system carried, that whenever anyone is appointed to any particular mission, second person is ordered watch all his motion# and giva notice of what he docs. When the functions of this spy are openly avowed, no notice is ...

... upon and fortify the post long ago, and hold it with a force able to resist any mere razzia like attacks or sudden taids. The rumour has caused some agitation at all events, and in its earlier phase was very alarming, for it amounted to the destruction of ...

... are making affidavits, which tend to prove that Acting-Master William G. Moms, United States steamer Michigan, is a British spy, and that during the raid on Fort Ene he caused the Fenian arms stored in the armoury to be taken possession of by the United ...

... shell. What effect he produced is not known, but the nui sance has been lor the present, at least, suppressed. Lost evening rumours were rife that Port Daring was taken, that Burnside hud landed there with 10,000 men, and that our gunboats had gone up the ...

... ITS FUTURE. there is anything that will tend to render the Ti-ace and conditions less disagreeable Englishmen, it will the rumour of the present week, that the supplementary rocetinea of the Paris Congrc«s hare been devoted the consideration of the condition ...