D:ESPERATE ATTEMPT TO RESCUE- PRISONERS AT THE CLERKENWELL SESSION-ECOUSE. -- . ?? - -vz . r A most desperate and determined attempt to rwusee It prisoners from custody, during their transit from the b Sessions-house to the prison-van, was on Tuesday night t by a mob of roughs. a

GREAT FIRE AT STOKE NEWIflqGTON. __ .RU: 1~ - a -Adz Ad l A serious fire broke out about eleven o'clock o3 Wednesday night amnugst some extensive workshops , in Perk-ioad, Albion-read, Stoke Newington. The property belougpd to Mr. Rode, a builder. The private watchman had his att

A ACTION AGAINSTARAILWAYCOMPANY.| The case of Gould v. South Eastern Railway Coi- pany was beard on Tuesday before Mr. Baron Martin and a special jury, in the Court of Exchequer. It was an action for bodily injuries alloegd to have bean sus- tained through the nogligence of the d

THEU ATTACK ON THIE LITTLE JIRL.-GDEATH OF MRS. ROBERTS.-MRS. ROBERTS MUDEDIMNCT HER SON. -- n mair men A nunar

In making out the returns of the Goat of tle recent Abynsinfain expedition, It is found there will be a sonsiderable surplus of TII the sum granted by Farliameot. hldd The list of rewards for service in Abyissinla will, itlis said, Hotta insinde the. promotion of Sir Charles Sta

TUIAL oF TRoPHIeaNx.-Tho last episode of the Pantin tragedy, which has abserbed the attention of the French people for months, is now being enacted. On Tuesday morning the trial of Jean Baptiste Tropmanu, for the murder of the Kinck family, commenced in the Cour ?? of the Seine.

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WIFE 'MURDErI AT WARMiCK. , On Monday, at the Warwick Polire-curt, Thoma3s C Chapman, labourer, Linen-street, Warwvick;, wvas charged r .Y vith having murdered his wife on Saturday night bv i , throwing her into the Warwick and Napton Canal. The g prisonler, who was twventy-seven