... who remnained. Everything has been done, however, to keepoar native allies within bounds, and some looting Kgesns have been, hanged by w~ay of example. One frightful drawback to the pl'act 'I the, stench of espose4 corpses which is encounlered in all directions ...

... soldiers, all of whom, together with their officers, he had hanged. The public await further advices before crediting this report. General Bornside has informed General Bragg that he should hang ten Confederate officers if the Confederates retaliated for ...

... Wednes day, two women, named Mary Ann Bennett and MarM =ompton.were fined under the Poaching act-the former 41., and the latter 51.-for being found coming from land not their own with game in their posses- sion. Bennett had three hares and' a rabbit in-a ...

... from maj., on balf.pay, Unattached? to he miJ. of a ProvisionaleDepot Battalion, vice Johnston, who exchangt b ?? ':wbe'e~hange ' HOSPITAL STAFF. To be Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals-Staff-Surg. of the First Class WillianAustin, MD.M Staff Siirg ...

... Walewski and suite, and Count and Countess Agrado and suite, arrived at Dover this morning by the mail packet Waeve, Captain Bennett. They soon afterwards left by mail train en roe/c for Chisel- hurst. The AMorning Post has information that the French journals ...

... the first act, on a Venetian quay, with a view of one of the waterways of the city in the distance, and garlands of flowers hanging between poles, was very beautiful ; the Brigands' Home, by 1,lr Bruce c Smith, gave us an effective view of marshy flat and ...

... amusing imitations of such well-known comic vocalists as the Great MIacdermott Arthur Lloyd, James Fawn, Jolly JobnNash, and Herbert Clampbell. Mr Mledley might add to his list with advan- tage, for there are plenty of new subjects for his mimicry, and he ...

... COLOURS. The above drama paid its first visit to the cosy Clapham-junction theatre, so ably managed by Messrs Machin, Bennett, and Bennett, and their acting-mana- ger, Mr Lewis A. Long, during the week, and if the hearty reception by well-filled houses accorded ...

... Nothing was sent to Baldwin for that money, He knew, or had heard, of Mr. Bennett. The money that he sent was appropriated by the clerk, Ashley, who signed the receipt. Bennett got nothing for the money he sent. He knew Mr. Tottenham; he was a business ...

... it is expected, take place on Monday next, and the polling on the following day. Three candidates-Mr. Mitchell Henty, Mr. Bennett, and Mr. Jacob Bright-are still in the field. The Leeds Mercry reports the death of Mr. Samuel Smith, ?? which occurred yesterday ...

... mnecting takes place at tiei Westminster Palace cob aHotel, and will be attended, among others, by awv Lord Carrington, Mr. Herbert Gardner, M.P., fin Mr. C. G. Hamilton, Captain the Hon. T. S. fla Brand, Mr. C. J. Heald, and Mr. J. Harris oh: it Sanders ...

... keep rg between nine o'clock and sunset in fuse )weather. expm A handsome cream pommy which took part in stopl Messrs. John Hang-er aud Son's circus procession t dbefore the Queen at Windsor Castle has been pt added to ?? stud. The ponly will pro- for ...