WAR On PEACM? The Times correspond at at St. Petersburg writes thus:- " The speech of the Emperor at Moscow certainly re. malns tunjualified by any later declaratitn, hut at the same ?? it is evident, udging by the tone of society at St. Petersburg and Moscow, as well as by that

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- IMAIL*AY iCQID31!NTS. On Tuesday morning a Midland express train from London to Liverpool, Manches:er, and Leeds, was found to be on fire, when running at a high rate of speed, be- tween Eedford and Leicester,and the train being crowded the Passengers were in a Atate of great a

MODEMN WAR PLE-S. Mr . S. Russell has read a paper on the above subject before the United Service Institution. The main arguments of the paper were that our irouclads were, as a rule, badly built for the work required of them, hbving regard to the destructive engines in use in wa

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FOREGN INTELLIGENCE. . C lle In the Chamber M1. Cnuneo d'Ornano, the Bonapartist famous for his threat of pounding.the Republicans into a mess which the very dogs 'would loathe, criticised the suspension of a mayor at Bourg. M. de Marcere de. fended the step, declaring that the G

_ A JUDbE AT VAULT. The monthly sitting of the Grantham County Court, was held before F. Barrow, Esq., and Mr. Thompson, regis- trar. There were few cases of publio importance, but the committal of a poor woman to prison for contempt of court was in itself a noteworthy occurrence

CURIOUS CMASSE Oa' B OGASY. At larylebone Police-court on Thursday ?? Nowton, fifty-four, teacher of music, was charged, on remand, before Mir. Mansfield' with having feloniously married Charles Wood, at the parish church of St. Mary- lebone, on the 20th of May, 1871; her husband

EMXuuZLEzZINT SIX YEARS AGo.-WiljaMn RlsieM a clerk, with no fixed. residence, was brought up on. warritnit from Birmiingham, ands emerged with omteczlixii £10 in Auguset, 1871, from Mr. Richard Carter, wvolesal stationer, of Bury-court, St. Maryeaxeo his then employei The evide