... field between Milnthorpe and Kendal, have found nine skeletons. There can be no doubt but these are British cishttrials. Mr. Dickens was a spectator of the reform demonstration from the balcony of the AthenEeum Club, in company with the Archbishop of York ...

... . The tobacco crop of Southern Indiana has fallen short of the expectation of the planters. A farewell dinner to Mr. Charles Dickens is to be given on Satnrday, the 2nd of November. The Independance Beige says that in Normandy one manufacturer alone has ...

... that the yield this year will probably exceed that amount. The Messrs. Chappell have just made an engagement with Mr. Charles Dickens, who is to give them thirty readings, receiving for the same the largest sum ever paid to a lecturer in this country. ...

... George Peabody, and for some time employed in the West as a journalist, has become a partner in the publishing house of Charles Scribner and Co. Daring the winter a committee at Athens has been collecting subscriptions for the purchase of two iron-clad ...

... without issuing them through the General of the army. MR. DICKENS AS A PEDESTRIAN. It has baps whispered during the past month that a twelve-mils walking match would come off during Mr. Dickens's present visit to Boston, between an English friend oi his ...

... 1841, on the recommendation of vicount Mel!'ourne, who was then Prime Minister. Ho succeele 1 i the baronetcy by his brother Charles. A. Louisiana paper asserts that oil the Opelousas tkilroal, since the overflow ' the engineer of the tiain frequently to ...

... evidence which bad ueoeseitated the step. A telegram has been received in London, announcing the safe arrival of Mr. Charles Dickens at Boston on board the Cuba. It is sleeTtli at a vacancy win occur alter unnramas for the representation of Lambeth in ...

... inquiry into the conduct of some unexplained legislation as to li I 1 put,..e scoo. es —e, : -a The Eleiaion for Healle . Dickens sious, as this its great exemplar, The release of Raleigh, was also sought to amalgamate the general and separate the business ...

... offence :-On Thursday evening he distance an American ship running towards her with all summoned a young man, nameo. Charles Henry Dicken- ordinary advice slips on the counter. Witness handed was accosted by an unfortunate of the town named Emily speed ...

... having, by DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY-COURAGEOUS CONmeans of the numerous educational establishments, had DUCT OF A. POLICE OFFICER.—About 9 o'clock on the ample time and opportunities for learning the Rus- 9th instant, a daring robbery, attended with violence ...

... the receipts amounted to £320,561, and the disbursements to £330,371, leaving a balance for the year 1867 of £9,271. Mr. Dickens has managed thus far to shun public dinners, but he has consented to accept one before leaving the country. He is to sail ...

... indict- m h t ' Idrd 11 ' d d y I] • t a .ec ine . a correspon . ence an a . assoma• were (riven the object of the crime was robbery the perpetrator this mode of life. Valuable s tatistics , are informed that the principle of seeking Treasury the report sliall ...