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London, England, 1859-12-15 00:00:00

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The Spring commencements at Dublin University
use Mid yesterday, when as bosomy degree *ll.lO. vu
mewed upon Captain M'Clintock, R.N., sad the Right
Boa. James Whiteside, M.P.

Sir Adam Bittieston lately transported a native in
the Madras Supreme Court for four years for obtaining
mow ander false pretences. For years he had been in the
habit of sending a book round Maras, soliciting subsciptions
for "The City of Madras Native Christian Library," whisk
had no existence. He had victimised Lord Harris, Sir C.
Trevelyan, Bishop Dmitri, and many others.
ATTEMPT TO MUILDIR IN KING'S COUNTY,
IRELAND.—Psuoxerowir, Din. 14.—A bailiff, mined
Bid, a Sesteluean, la the rent office of the Bail
of Roan, was flied at last evening, about six
o'clock, when paring through the dark walk of Woodville
Howe, about half a mile from this town. Hs escaped, bat
his murder was clearly intended, shoos the essalin was
close to Reid when be fired, and several slugs were lodged
la the wall beside him. The ONO is under magistarial laves-
*intim

THREE MEN KILLED THROUGH THE FROST.—
This morning the coroner for Southwark received informa-
tion of the death of three men under the following cinema-
stanoss:—The first case is that of Chutes Hayes, aged fib
yeses, who resided at Grove-place, Balham-bill, Surrey. It
appears that the deceased'. homes wart drawing a
with sacks of cora, whim. owing to the
prey state of the roads, h• fell, and the wheels
west over his chest, crueltieg him in a frightful
manner. He died on the way to the Hospital. In the
second cue Thomas Chown, aged 44 years, who resided at
Tooting, was killed under similar circeusetsnoes. Is a
third cue, Saul. Barrett, aged 30 years, It appears, wes
siilted out of a cart, through a fall of his hors*, and •
cask of whitelesd fell on his bead, mutilating it in
a frightful manner that be died at Guy's Hospital
from %tick:tries.

The Newcastle Chronicle states that Mrs. Jenkin-
easy daughter of the late Sir :William Gordon Cumming,
Bart of Altyre, end daughter-in-law of the late Bishop of
St. David's. was lest week on • visit to her relations at
Cromwell Hall ; end, having been suffering hoe the tooth-
ache, roes early on Friday morning to inhale the vapour of
chloroform. Later in the morning, the unfortunate lady
was found a Weise. corpse. Overoome by the vapour, she
had either fallen nr reclined upon the bed, and the contents
of the bottle which had contained the chloroform were dis-
covered to have been spilled upon the pill or.
EXTRAORDINARY DEATH OF A CHILD.—Au ha-
=msheld at the Vine Inn, Wolverhampton, •
or two ego, on the body of Edward Davis, a child eleven
months old, eon of George Davis, steel toy maker. It sp-
pears that the child wag accustomed to sleep with his tether
sad mother, and on Thor...day night last when the parents
retired to bed the mother placed him on her right arm. She
fell asleep, end on awaking shout two o'clock in the morning,
mimed trio deceased. Her husband struck a light, and the
child wee then found hanging by the chin on the bedstead
and between them end the wall, but be was dead and cold.
It is supposed that the dammed rolled off the Would that
his legs fell between the bedstead and the wall. The apses
wag not wide enoush to admit of the head elm peameg
through, and the bed was higher by some inches than the
child was tall; the probability therefore was that death had
taken plate from hanging. When the child waa found them
was a black mark on toe chin, bat no other marks of violence
seen on the body. The parenta of the deceased were known
to have treated the child with Hodnera ; and the jury,
having heard the circumstances, returned • verdict of " Ac-
cld.utal death."
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THs COrtCR. MAKERS' TEN HOURS MOVEMENT.—
Last evestug a crowded meting of members of the above
trade we held at the seat district sub•committee-room,White.
chapel-reed, to hear a report from the secretary upon the
magmas of the movement, sad to adopt further measures for
carrylag their otject to • @marital item. Mr. Lawler
was in the chair. Mr. Reavelly, the honorary secretary,
stated that upwards of WO men had now joined the emacia-
tion, and a reply WU expected in a few days to the memorial
presented to the employers. The following resolution, pro-
posed by Mr. Roberts and mounded by Mr. Somerville, was
carried by soolantation t—ti That this meeting having heard
the statement. of the executive committee, fully appreciate
the motive, by which they are actuated; believe that the
=Letan %tedium syetent of ten home per day will be
of ,
to the interests of both employers and employed ;
and we Denby pledge ourselves to costl: utmost endeavours
to enable them to realism their objvct."
Bumf To Nsw Yoss.—Tbe steam-ship Arago
lett Rowse reeds yesterday for New York with the French
and English meas, peseengere, and freight. Ammar the
passengors ers by the Arago was the lion. Wu. H. Seward, of
' Now Y