... properly suspended from duty, and the super. intendant would inquire into his case. As to the young womatn she was too ill to speak for herself, and she must be taken back to the hospital far the present. MANSION-HOUSE. CAsE o, DITa3sr8s.-Somne days ago a ...

... was a cleik in the service of tire company, and lie remenmberedl a gentleman crtning toi him on the night in question arid speaking to him, saying that fie expected ris wife by the train, and lie wisirdil to ireet her, and he asked ?? to go into tie yard ...

... iexert myself so wiggeiusly, snid tho witness, making another effort to be 1 heard, that I ?? tuk a false hoath, said Norab speaking loud in order to prevent his communica- titn from being heard ; you wasn't there at all at all. D Yer verships, cried the ...

... to go home, as he always did, during church hours. He denied being impertinent to them, and said l thit immediately after speaking to him they seized his basket, and attempted to drag it from him in such a.rough manier that a quantity of the fruit rolled ...

... upon. Thir accused said that d several of her neiglbours, who had known her for many e years, were ready to come forward to speak to her cha- racter and that of her hu6band. Tihe magistrate said that tit i as not a question as to character; a mobtserious ...