They take him to the Prefecture of Police, they shut him up in the station-house.

The director of the station-house comes and says to him, "Colonel, I know you well.

We met, at the station-house on the Nile, between Alexandria and Cairo, the passengers by the last Calcutta mail-steamer.

Episodically I may say, that the purchaser read it to such purpose, that within a week he rose to the honor of sleeping in the station-house, from which keep he was rescued by a tearful friend, who sent him to the country, solitude, and spruce-beer.

A mile away the railroad made a streak of silver light across the brown range and directly before them stood the squat station-house with red-tiled roof.

"Let's go over to the station-house," said she.

They said this because they were afraid the crowd would interfere if it imagined Hefty was being led to the precinct station-house.

But Hefty knew where he was going as soon as he turned the next corner and was started off in the direction of the station-house.

" Resistance was useless, and the detected thief, though his name was registered at two hotels, was compelled to occupy a less agreeable room at the station-house.

On reaching the station-house, which is about six miles from town, we learned that Saturday was not one of the court days.

In this plight, and leaning on a stick, he hobbled up to the station-house one day, and requested to be appraised.

From Captain H.'s we returned to the station-house, the keeper of which conducted us over the buildings, and showed us the cells of the prison.

STATION-HOUSE AT DISTRICT A. Being disappointed in our expectations of witnessing some trials at the station-house in Captain Hamilton's district (B,) we visited the court in district A, where Major Colthurst presides.

Having handcuffed him, he ordered him to be taken before the special magistrate, Mr. W., who had him confined in the station-house all night.

On reaching the station-house, which is about six miles from town, we learned that Saturday was not one of the court days.

In this plight, and leaning on a stick, he hobbled up to the station-house one day, and requested to be appraised.

STATION-HOUSE AT DISTRICT A. Being disappointed in our expectations of witnessing some trials at the station-house in Captain Hamilton's district (B,) we visited the court in district A, where Major Colthurst presides.

STATION-HOUSE AT DISTRICT A. Being disappointed in our expectations of witnessing some trials at the station-house in Captain Hamilton's district (B,) we visited the court in district A, where Major Colthurst presides.

There were twenty-six persons imprisoned at the station-house, twenty-four were at hard labor, and two were in solitary confinement.

We visited one other station-house, in a distant part of the island, situated in the district over which Captain Cuppage presides.

Having handcuffed him, he ordered him to be taken before the special magistrate, Mr. W., who had him confined in the station-house all night.

What brilliant prospects!" Man the second: Lies in the station-house.

One policeman grasped his right and the other his left arm, and they held on like grim death as they marched off toward the station-house.

He never pulls up abreast of the station-house door, in the fashion of the old coach driver, to show off himself and his leaders, but runs on several rods ahead of his passengers and spectators, as if to be clear of them and their comments, good or bad.

Her son Louis had descended from the carriage, and seated himself on a stone bench that stood in front of the miserable little station-house.