On Monday morning at the Gravesend Police Sarah Ann Andrews, wife of a survey! r, was chafed on remand with attempting to murdtr her daughter, a child twelve months old. She was further charaed with taking poison with intent to destroy her life. C. E. Hatten (of the firm of Mess

The following story comes from Cincinnati.: —A strange and yet not altogether uncommon phase of life was revealed recently at the Union Depot. Officer Sullivan had occasion to be- at the station when the morning Lake Shore train arrived, and was informed Detective Kavanagh that

Thomas Coleman, a clerk in the employment o£ Messrs J, & Davidson, coal merchants, Aberdeen, wart apprehended Saturday night in Hamilton, on & charge ofj embezzling some £500 from his masters.

The quarterly conference amongst delegates from the co-operative societies of these counties was held in the Guild Hall, Perth, on Saturday. There was very large attendance of delegates proper, as well as from distant places like Rutherglen, Glasgow, fee. Amongst the bodies repr

The detectives returned on Friday from the neighbourhood of Watford, and have reported that no more definite clue than already announced has been obtained as to the perpetrators of the outrage. The story about the two men who secluded themselves in an inn has been investigated,

Ing to the line 3 with plans of Turkish fortresses, arid death will be Lis reward. is very painful; the poor lad has been very indiscreet —Daily News' Correspondent. Printers Afloat.—Three printers went np 0 s yesterday. They caught . nei V' . w being blind in the off eye, and i

No. XLVIIL NAVARINO. THE WAR OF GREEK INDEPENDENCE—TURKISH ATROCITIES THE MOREA —INTERFERENCE ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND RUSSIA —ADMIRAL CODRINGTON PERFIDY OF IBRAHIM PASHA —THE HOSTILE FLEETS IX THE HARBOUR OF NAVARINO —THE SPARK FALLS —A FOUR HOURS' CANNONADE —TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF T

health previous night. She was years of age. Alleged Indecent Assault. —In the Police Court yeuterclay—beforo Bailie Laiug—Alexander labourer, Liff Road, Lochee, was remitted to the Sheriff charged with committing indecent assault on the person of young woman Sharp's Lano, Loche

The adjourned inquest on the five victims of the railway accident was resumed yesterday, before Mr Wm. Carter, Coroner for East Surrey. Mr Wm. Gardiner, assistant traffic superintendent of the South-Western Railway, who was travelling in the train to which the accident occurred,

On Saturday night a meeting was held in St James's H»U, London, under the auspices of the Patriotic Association. Earl of Charlemont pre l ed, ' said that the meeting was held protest what took place in December, 1876, with the object of encouraging Russ a in her attack Turkey. E