At the Central Criminal Court on Monday, Agnes Norman, aged 15, described as a domestic servant, was Printed and Published for the Proprietor by John Hawkins, at 112, Strand, London,

LATEST PRICES.-AFTER OFFICIAL HOURS. Fri:feted cued Published for the Proprietor he John Havkings', at 112, Stran‘l, if".

The Gloucester Chronicle publishes some notes on Alpine climbing which have been written by the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol during his recent excursions. The right rev, prelate recommends Sierre as a most convenient point of departure. It can be reached, he remarks, in thir

(TELEGRAPHED BY THE CENTRAL PRESS.) M ETROPOLITAN MEAT MARKET, TUESDAY-The supplies of meat on offer here to-day were moderate. Trade was tolerably active, and prices were firm. Beef, from 35. Bd. to 55. 4d.; mutton, 48. Od. to 6s. 2d. • lamb, 65. Bd. to 6s. 4d. ; veal, s s. Od

On Monday an inquest was held at the University B ospital, London, on the body of a man who met his death at Kentish Town station, on the Midland Railway, by falling between the platform and the carriages of a train in which he had just been riding. As twenty or thirty people ar

railway shares is permanent and unaffected in general by a rise to-day or a fall to-. morrow. The ruined gamblers of the last few weeks will be swept away; the prosperous gamblers will prepare to lose their winnings, and then things will go on as before. Nevertheless, this crisi

We learn from Vienna tbat General Laugenau has been appointed Ambassador at St. Petersburg. The New Free Press states that Prince Metternich has requested to be allowed to resign his post as Austrian Ambassador at Paris. TURKEY AND RUSSIA. It is officially announced . at Constan

Mr. Bass, while doing battle for the liquor dealers, stated in a speech at Derby, that the premature deaths from over-eating were in the same proportion as those from over-drinking. This was a very ingenious argument. But the Rev. Dawson Burns completely refutes it by pointing o