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... MACMAHON. The correspondent of the Standard thus explains the rumour of an attempt to assassinate Marshal Macmahon at the encampment behind the railway station at Rheims. A Prussian, supposed to be spy, fired two shots with a revolver at a general who was passing ...
... wildest rumours got about. How the fire originated is mystery. The park is guarded national guards and mounted gendarmerie, several of whom have been arrested. An inquiry has commenced. Of course the public believe it to be the work of a spy. An Englishman ...
... relsting to astrenomy. The next m:'vu to buy a small spy-glass, aud night after night he spent most of the hours on the rocf of his house, studying the stars. He secured, second hand, the tube of & larger spy-glass, into which he fitted an eye-piece, and sent ...
... I want to speak to you to-day. We meet each other at a critical period of the world's history. minds are full of wan and rumours of wars. Men's hearts are full of fear while they look at the things which seem coming on the earth. On every side the horizon ...
... the Informers of f gives some atriking nentic of the impossibili ty ra treasonable associations being » why secure from the spy and the false companion, and the it was wider the conspiracy the greater the certain of de- often Mr. e result of his inqui- ...
... From its years of mournful slumber. ADVENTURES OF A SPY IN THE CONFEDERATE CAMP. | In a series of war sketches by s Northern Ranger, published in « New York paper, the follewing thrilling adventure of a spy in the Confederate lines i€ related : T have lately ...
... Prince Albert completed his 86th year. The Park and Tower guns were fired on the occasion ; in the course of the afternoon rumour prevailed that important news had arrived from the seat of war, but died away as the cause of the firing became known. A young ...
... by M. Fontaine, They have completely f: , the balls breaking into sinall picces b-- fore they reached the object aimed at. RUMOURED MARRIAGE oF GrNerar Torm—-Several of the journals having announced the approaching marriage of General Turr with Mies Wyse ...
... character is, doubt, legitimate object ot curiosity to the electors, but is tuere not something contemptible in the employment spy to dug his steps and ferret out all the deta Is his pri life ? This was the course taken the Censer vatives of Dumfrieshire ...
... appears to much scattered, and unable to face any considerable body of troops. Lower Bengal continues quiet, but there are rumours of risings among the Sautals, and also among the tribes in Assam. The Punjab is still tranquil, scarcely disturbed by paltry ...
... greeted with warm and unanimous cheers „ , . Metz, Thursday. The correspondent of the Times has been arrested here as a Prussian spy. He was locked up all night, and not liberated till this morning Two English officers have been sent away by railway in custody ...
... never watched the Jv(and. I had no reason to suspect him of doing anything wiong and, mfi‘mlly. 1 declined to play the part of spy :finn my tive, T ought to explain that another cousin of mine, Miss Naomi Shelvocke, accompanied Ii uncle on his holiday. One ...