... Edward-street ,Kings. land, was 'harged with assaulting Joseph Cowley, a eadet of the Salvation Army, by striking him in the mouthatSt. -Matthiaa-road, Islinoton. The complainant stated tbht'iop the previous morning, when the Salvation Army marchied out from ...

... medical witness said this was the second case of madness he lad had within 24 hours, and due to the Salvation Army. A detachment of the Salvation Army, under the command of Major Simmons, embarked onboard the Warwick Castle on Tuesday for South Africa. ...

... Peace is certain-tve shall all be home ina few sweeks, is the assuiance you receive from officers Who dlid not enter the army to fight, and whom hoetour alone, and no taste for the svorc, has brought aind kept so long out here. ithe Russiais are only ...

... members of the Salvation Army, but the prisoner event over to the opposition Skeleton L- Army. On the 28th of last month the prosecutor,. g when leaving the Grecian Theatre in company with _ some other members of the Army, was set upon by a party ...

... A WOM.AN-S DEC'EIT. STRA NGE TALE AT TFrII D7vORCFT c rCr.. In the Divaorre Dirirjon r-stenjav, Mr. Justice BDrnrei ?? ,efore him the nlndfen~i led petition of ,Ir. ?? lb-rt t3nnomanir 13riseho. son of a s e il r.3 tho ArMy. fcir a dirqrce bv re n . ...

... before Mr Wall, Wiliam J3 Henwick, a captain in- the Salvation Army, was charged. with Uving as- .saulted Michae MAHg, labourer, in Talbot street, on Sunday evening, whilst the Army was passing. * ?? Bradley, solicitor, appeared for the de- fence. ...

... men from the Army, are there no occupations in connexion with the Army upon which they might be exclusively employed? If such a scheme as this be practicable we know of nothing that would be more calculated to elevate the morale of the Army. The lash degraded ...

... SALVATION ARMY PROSECUTIONS AT STAMFORD. At the Stamford Petty Sessions on Saturday-before the Mavor (Councillor Duncan), Alderman Orford, Alder- rman H1. Michelson and Mr. C. Charge-Joseph Story, Levi Joties, and AEbert Walker, officers in the Salvation ...

... ALLEGED F.ENIANSM .-N THE ARMY. e g THE COU.rT MARTIAL. THEl TIUAL OF PRIVArS O'iLEILLY. On the assembling of the court on Saturday Pri. svate Denis Denny, lath HIussars, was recalled and rexamined relative to a statement made by Private iSmith, the ...

... place. T'he l ale prisoner then rashed across teo road and asked what he was doing to the woman. As he said that he went close to the woman, and prosecutor saw the woman pass somethinu to the prisoner Broderick, which he (prosecutor) believed was his watch ...

... unfortunate woman. It is now proved that one of the misoreainti wore a short coat with aide pookets, and it ie: believed 'that the doumenten were in the breist pocket,and that whilo he was leaning over, assisting his companion to bind the old woman'e legs ...

... 'in te prisoner's com- pany? I did ; I met him four times in: the pri- . s3ner's company in Carrick.ou-]Suir between the 11th Land 14th of January, 1860. Did the prisoner ever make any proposition to you .as regards Plivate Kelly, and if so state what it ...