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Three persons lost their lives by drowning a t Southampton Water, at an early hour on mornin g . A, party of five, consisting of a rasa named Blanchard, a waterman, his wife Edwin Barnes, and Mary and Sarah Barnes his sisters, started from the Town Quay . for I,l;rthe, on 4 othe

THE MILITARY CALLED OUT. LOSS OF LIFE. Telegraphing on Sunday night the Philadelphia correspondent of the Times says The Pennsylvania Railroad is blockaded at Pittsburg, where the most serious conflict has occurred. The Pittsburg newspapers of Saturday generally sympathised with

there was no cut on the deceased's face, but there Was a bruise. usual caution was then read and translated tu the prisoner, who said he reserved his defence. I Superintendenl Owen Hughes was then bound over in £.lOO, and the witnesses in kW, to prosecute the prisoner at the nex

AN EXTRAORDINARY AGREEMENT. At the Birmingham Police Court, on Tuesday, Frederick Dudley, bricklayer, was charged with allowing his wife to become chargeable to the parish. On the previous night the prisoner was arrested by Warrant-officer Daniels, and in reply to the charge sta

Henry Hawthorne, the farmer who married the niece of Lady Diana Ball, the_widow of Sir, Wm. Keith Ball. was on Wednesday apprehended at Alcester by a detective-officer from London, and conveyed to London on a charge of libelling Lady Ball. Hawthorne lately accused Lady Ball of r