News in Brief
In the cause " Joinson v. Sisk," reported yesterday, in the Court of Commnon Pleas, Mr. TaUon's evidence was, that he kniew Captain Johnson since he (Mr. 'allon) was a boy, and not from" Captai John.son's birth.' Yesterday afternoon, as an old gentleman, apparently about seventy years of age, waa in the act of looking ihrough an aperture in the boards at london-bridge, to view the process of driv- ing iutte piles, a sharp-pointed nail, which appeared to have been pIacei there byv design, pierced his eye. He bas thus been unfortu- ately -deprivedoftheuseofone of hiseyes (independently of any other dangerous consequences whichl arelikely to ensue) through the idle minschievousnessof some iti.disposed person.