... CRIME EPIDE-MIC IN FRANCE. The Standalrd's Parisian correspondent says the crime epidetic continues to prevail in thit Freniec capital. Another horrible and mysterious affair has just been dis- covered il tilhe Mont Iarnasso ttearter It appears that Sutoe ...

... wife, kills the person who offers the insult, by law, guilty of the same crime, and liable to the same punishment the assassin who has long meditated and brooded over his crime. A great majority the witnesses whom we have examined have expressed a strong ...

... really no ?? Stipendiary said this was absolutely one of the worst crimes that conld be committed if one looked at the offence as against the community. By the commission of this crime the health and even the lives of hundreds of individuals night have ...

... divisions of the public service. We have now to show the cost of particular departments for the year-such, for instance, as crime and justice; repair of street and roads; maintenance of baths, parks, markets ; repayment of loans ; and other matters which ...

... battle of life free from the many tempta- tions to return to crime to which such unhappy beings were now exposed& The orator, in concluding a stirring speech, claimed that the chief cause of crime was poverty, and that one of the princiral causes of poverty ...

... prisoner kicked him violently. It was shown that the prisoner, though young, bad been many times in custody, his career of crime commencing 1857. For the assault, he was sentenced to twenty-one days' imprisonment. ...

... OUTRAGES IN NEW SOUTH WALES. In the colon of New South Wales the crime high» robbery, m it k termed, buskranging, ii la i highly prosperous aonditlstt, dally adds to Its felon ranks some the twbakat nouiMtei of convict bred and born population. Scarcely ...

... Attorney-General were a true case-namely, that crime and outrage were part of the agreed means and methods of effecting the objects of the conspiracy, why these secret societies? If the systematic perpetration of crime and outrage were one of the agreed instruments ...

... PRIEST. A Cork telegram.states that the authorities have-decidei to permit Father Kennedy, imprisoned in Cork Gaol nuder- tho -Crimes.Act, to-cebrate afss, butonly in the presence of the gaol officials. The Free-ea7e's Jou-rnsc7 rehearses ehe details of the ...

... secured by this country for the awful crime that had been committed, and that such security shall be taken by the prompt measures which all the European Powers will be com- pelled to take that these horrible crimes and calami- ties shall not recur. There ...

... &c,, £328. These amounts make a total of £17,887., which deducted from the total of £50,601. leaves the net cost of police, crime, justice, and inquests at £32,714. The three heads of expenditure above mentioned- repayment of loans, cost of public works ...

... the Government.-Bsuter. CRIME IN COUNTY CLARE. At the opening of Clare Assizes, yesterday, Mr. Justice Gibson referred in strong terms to the state of the county, the police returns showing a good deal of lawlessness and some crime of an extremely bad character ...