... The use and Abuse of Crinoline.-A young woman, resolved on ending her mortal career/threw herself into the Seine from the Quai Voltaire. There was no one near to stop her, and she expected to have it all her own way ; but she reckoned without her crinoline ...

... A KINS specimen of the octopus has Iteen landed at Whitby, having been caught tome local ti-hermen. Si irinr —Mr Win. Milne, merchant and commission agent, Dundee, committed suicide Monday in the Baxter Park GREAT MEN SCHOOL.—Wellington and Incorrigible ...

... stalwart, better-looking body of men could not be found out of the British army. Such a corps is an honour to the town, and a credit our father-land. A oman Burned to Death. —An old woman about .-seventy-eight years of age was found in her iiouse on Sabbath ...

... born of a woman, and nursed by a woman'* tenderness, could leave a mother and infant to the mercy of barliarians. In the name of G'»d, let the odd* and the be what they will, let fi-jht rather than leave these poor creatur. s behind us/* The army l ted and ...

... this vampire of the land of the Scipios supports its body, which is corrupted and eaten by the gangrene, by means discord, reaction, pillage, and civil war ; and it affords pretext for keeping permanently in Italy a foreign army, which by its influence ...

... to-day? Why, the English unquestionably; partly because a noble, virtuous, and illustrious woman sits upon it. An everlasting answer to those who say that a woman ought not to speak and vote, is the fact that the proudest Sovereign in the world to-day is ...

... says tbe Richmond Eramwer— first, that the armies of the Confederacy are continually recruited from the farming class, instead of preserving'in the ranks the men already enlisted; and second, that these armies, operating as they have been chiefly the grain ...

... the country, the instinct of every man and woman in the land, contradicts the idea that any possibility independent South would remain after its capital was abandoned, its government set adrift, and its army withdrawn into solitudes of the interior. It ...

... perpetrated was widow lady, in her 66th year, by name Conrad, who resided at Eidlitz, and lived'upon the rents of a little landed property which she possessed in that neighbourhood. On the 7th of September she left Eidlitz on a pilgrimage to Quinau, situated ...

... forage-caps.— World. Killing a Hrotherin-Lak bt Mistake.—As Salvation Army was pawing through the streets Peterborough Tuesday, a youth, a member tho army, familiarly tapped a woman under the chin as alia was standing the door of her house. Her husband ...

... at the Isle Pere, about a league distant. When some distance from land, the convicts fell upon the officers The inspector seeing resistance useless jumped into the sea and swam to' land, but the unfortunate keeper, who could not swim, was murdered and ...

... purpose. That gentleman said that the country was in such a defenceless 6tate at the time of the Russian war, that if army of 5000 men had landed in this country, they could liave marched from Edinburgh to Glasgow. Now, he (Mr Anderson) never had such a contemptible ...